davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abendblatt., 1895-02-11
SeoGn 1ttS Moram.

@u9 bic PoGiaei lit in g6tcogO nod midi
aqmG9ttg, Sin @9ipurgeri9t bat 8pei ber
rObeten 8iitteG berIelben Der grmorbnno
beS Sf~anbinabiers Stpan NelTon i4ulbiQ
geIprD9en unb bas GtrafmaB 1T ouf ID
Sabre 3u9tbaus feItgefebt. gti8t baB biz
poli5ei ni6t ibr M0gGi9ites getban bate
I'm ben @9uGbigen Die Strafe an erTparen;
bas bat Die Quffibrung bes BON Mftas in
fetner &ebe 10 unbarmber8ig gegeiBelten
9oGi3ettupttGns @nrtg6t unb 1einer RDtte
Der es bic grbebung elmer Nnflage gegen bic
8ef9uIbigten baS @ritemal gu perbinberu
9eGang, unb Der na96erige 8eriu9, ben ieBi
bes Mteineibs d~ngefldgten 8Drce an Die Surf
gu bringen, our @eniige bargetbdn, Aber
bic @a9fomteit Der StaatsanpaltI9aft uni
bus &e9tsgefibG Der @ef9pDrenen baben
ale Wintel3iige Der 8ertbetbigung ~Derettelt
unb bic &niffe Der PoIi5ei gu ni9te gemu9t,
9as S4idfal 9eaGD's unb Moran'S mirt
ben rohen 8iitteln, beren es ulter %unferer
gOlt3et cine gan3e Mtenge giebt, unb Die
da9 cine 8Dlt5eicommtfiOn nt9t mtt@tnem=
NAL aus3uidten bermag, cine Qebre fem.
@tpan g}el1on mar in Der Gbriftna9t beg
Sabres 1893, als er bon elmer Seier BEG
betltgen Qbenbs i'm &retIe BON 8efannter
gang nii3tern na9 9aufe 8uriidtebrte, bon
ben Poltai1ten SealD unb Moran, Die Gins
iiber ben 0urit getrunten batten, na9bem
er tie erft nod in elmer @trtbf9aft t%rattirt
aus frebelbaftem ltebermut6 berbaftet unb
ols er ft3 bann bur3 Die Slu3t Der Ser.
baftun9 ent3ie6en pollte, iiber ben 9aufer
9ef9Dfen tpprben. 9teIer Sbatbeitanb tpal
tlar ernieIen uno MIR ben angeblt9en Ser.
1udJgeli On's, tie aus bern@ gu f6teben, bat
tenoie Mngetlagtemals @ntI 9ulbtgungsgrunt
angegeben. 9as pdre, aud tpenn Is ftd
bGtte b%epeiien IaRen, tetn 9runb our Gr.
i9teBung bes Nelion g~etpefen, benin bic On.
getlagten batten BON Nnfang an ni9t aui
Dem 8Oben bes @e1eBes geItanben. 90 ia.
audi Der @ert9tsbof Die @ei3tporenen be:
lebrt unb bieier @uffafung entIpre6enb ia.
ben Die @ef9porenen bic Nngetlagten bes
SObtf3lags, nd4 MaBgabe Der NntGage fin
19uloig ertldrt.
Ser roben 8ittelpirtbf4aft in uniere1
pOli5et TT bamit bDffentlt@ auf Gange 3et
Elm s3ieG gefeBt unb au6 unTerer poli3eiber.
paltung, Die &ob6eiten i'm 9oli3eibienft ga1
gu gerne nit gertngfiigigen @elbbuBen a6n:
bet, itatt bic roben 8uri9en glet9 gum Seu.
fel gu iagen, biirfte bamtt cine beiGfamI
2e6re ertbeilt ietn, SOGonge ioG6' brutalei
@efirbel, bas ii4 big CUR Grf4teBuhg cine!
frteOlt4en 8iirgermannes D~eritetgt, Bel Del
Poli3et iiberbaupt ge6ulbet pirb, fDlangI
perben au3 SGue tpte Der @pan Nel1pn'f9t
p%ortommen, penn au3 ni9t immer BIZ
Robbettsausbrii9e ~unferer Sitter bes Sc:
ieBeS etnen fir ibre Spfer 10 ~ber6GngniBbot
len Nusgang ne6men unb bann Die 8iirger:
14aft BON i3nen auf 10 erempIarii9e @eif
befreit tpirb.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-11
9entf@.amerteamif@er @iftmt@eI.

Die 3eitunger, bic in 9eutT6lono nerz
ti8, pie aub ameritanif6e 3~eitungen, Die
bon benz 8apitGr bes engIti6en 0ulnpfer5
nGrat6te" gelegentIi9 bes 3uTammenitoBes
nit Der nGIbe" an ben Sag 8eIegte Gemiitbsz
ro66eit gegetBelt baben, BADEN banit ba3
MiBfanen bes 8eridteritutters Der rNHoctz
irten preffe" erre8t, Der ii4 inOsfen nidt
berunIaBt iiebt, bic Ri4tbere4tigu1g OieIeS
nag aa6!ula nag" "uaAa@ngppu glaqpg
fogt er, lift in etnem groBen 29etle Der
beutf9en prefTe cine ousgefpro9ene gerei3tz
6eit gegen GngIanb gu Sage getreten uno Der
l1ntergan9 Der GIbe bat @eranIoRung at Ell
ner Nn3a6l MrttteG gegeben, in penen bic
@ngldnber in f6drffter Metie ~angegriffen
peroen. Den 8eigen in biefer 8eaie9ung
er0ffnete bic &reu33ettung nit 2inem DOln
itarffsn @orurt3eiI bittirtsn NrttteI, in pel=
Abendblatt., 1895-02-11
9ittcOItt'S @ebtttStaa.

9}t9t gang 3ebn Sabre mad benz Sobe bee
gegriinbers i6rer 1nab6Gnqigteit, ben y
5ebruar 1909, bat. Der @r6alter Der Union
I'M @puntp 9arbin in &e1tudD bas 2t6t BET
Welt er6ltdt, unb morgen bor 30 eSa6rer
bat er fsinen lebten @eburtstag Qui
Grben began9en, benin am Il. Npril
1865, bier5ig Sage nab feinem 3petten Ne=
gierungsantritt, bat i'm bic &ugel BEG
W&en3elmDrbers aus benz Qeben qeriFen
MbrG9am 2inCOln mar bamaGs eben sc
Sabre alt getporben, itanb alIo i'm beIten
Wtannesalter unb nod cine bterjGbrige 9te=
gterung ftanb ibm bebpr, I'm ben Giibsn,
Der beIie8t gu feinen SiiBen lag, nit BEN
9torben tpieber olts3uiObnen, mas unter fei.
ner feiten, ur0 babel 6o6 70 milben Si6runQ
ii4erlt9 bteG raf9er geGungsn pGre, aGs uaz
ter Der Derrdtberif3en, na6 GGnqerem
G3tpdnfen ouf Die Sette Der b~eiiegten &C.
5eftontIten neigenben 6altung 1etnes 9d9z
folgers, @nbretp Sobn1pn. MQe bic truuz
rtgen 3ertpirfnife, Die bef9Gmenben Nuf=
trttte i'm @ongreB, gu tpel9en So6nfon's
Gtnfprn3 gegen Die Reto~nitruttion86tQ unb
9egen Die biirgerli9e @lei9bere9tiqunq Der
J5eger fabrten, tpdren uns erfpart geblie6en,
tpenn eS benz eOIen Qtncptn berg0nnt qetpez
Ten ipGre, 6as @nbe 1etner Nmt53eit su err
Ieben.
@Gbrenb Der 8ubm GROCER MGrner qez
p09nli3 nit ben Sa6ren berblaBt urD t6r
Same betm @Olte in @ergefTenbeit gerdt6,
ntnmt berienige2tncpln's bpn sSa6r gu oSSabr
BIT unb in INNER beGerem @lan3e erftra9It
fem Name in Der @ef3i9te bie1es 2unbes.
Sa, man barf tii6n ~be6aupten, baB, a6qez
fe6en bon @%afbington'8 8erfniipfun3 mil
Der @ntfte5ungsgef6t6te biefer Nation, 2tnz
colin benz 9er3en fetnes @olfes nod nG6er
1tebt alS tener, unb auf Ie~benbtgeren Ga3z
RUBIN Mnfpru9 6at, benin bic 8erTDn[ibteit
3tncolns mar cine boItst6imlt6ere fem qut1=
aeS Mefen benz 8oIte fpmpatbt19er. qRit
Wdibtn9ton bat Die GntitebungsgeT6i6te,
nit @tncpln bic neutrality-suspicious. Ger
decentralization Union begonnen ,unb
tpte NIT Der 9riinbung Der ltnion Der Same
Aolq'l8tons efptg bertniipft 1T, 10 ipirp
bon Der @rRaltung unb benz Mu36ou Der
Union Der Name 2incoGn's etptg un3er.
trennbar fem.
@rfreuIi9 1T es besbalb, tpenn in reuerer
3ett biefe 2iebe gu 2tncoGn unb Der @tola,
nit benz namentGi4 bus @olf Don syQinois
euf ben gr0Bten ieiner @D6ne blif:, f6.
'ur9 bic 8etpegung 6etunbet, bos gro6z
oenfuol 2incoIns gu @pringfieIb, benz lana
1dbrtgen @9aupGaB feiner beI6etbenen Be-
rn[st9ofl9ts't' fir bic 3nfunft ieber 6a6rz
lt4tett gu entriiden unb ben @toot ann
9dter unb @rboIter beFeGben au be1teIlen,
Sq1'tte, Die Oorouf bin3islten, bieis !0ut
nnf Grbaltu1g BON Der 0enfmalsos1enz
l3aft' Die bolo mad Der l1eberfabrunq Der
Sel9e I'M Wtat 1865 na9 @prtugftcGo oss
9rHnOet pOrOen mar, fir ben Gtaat ~
Abendblatt., 1895-02-11

&nfdngen ibrer 8earbeitung CUR @erpers
t9ung, Bis CUR 5ertigite1ung Der BrObutte
in ben b%Oqen6etiten Sormen. SIa9s
gebet6t in allen Staaten, iez
b If q m BE- # en- IN b n ~ It d n.
@Gmmtlibe Nustelungsartitel, in Ori=
9tndl@8erpadung, tpurben Dem Nep Gp=
lumbtanzM uTeum in Gbicago leibpeiTe
iiberlafen unb iteben SSebem frei CUR Mn=
ft9t."
Abendblatt., 1895-02-11
- linton pofen9er Station.
YlgnnSylVdnid LINES.

@oaatSz, GaIaI= tnO 8taOtiSnsetr.
Gidetsbftess; I'm Der station, in 248 9. GIarh
GtroBG, Gde Sodion, unb int Nu0itpriuuts9 otel.
9ur4sSRee faArsH tie tolet NAG Gentrals3eit:
eH1nIim I9HnInh nmanennnnman &nnnfnnA
Abendblatt., 1895-02-11

92t@isam GentraI, 81. 2. 6. q 8. R. unb 3. 3
~vS u d. 8.-uIbe g(iaaora Sans NOuts". 9idet.
Offices, 81 Start Str. unb Stationen II. ctr. unh parg
&pip. %. Ctr. SO. Ctr. unh 9hhe NorR
Abendblatt., 1895-02-11
Die 5oier.austclun .oes 2lderbau : miniites
RUINS in CHICAGO.

GUMS IN GHlc09o.
n0te Nrbeiten biefe8 Bureaus ipGbrenb
Der leBten bret Sabre buben es ermDgliht,
Die b~oaltdnbtgite uno bette STRENGTHENING
BON amerttanti9en @rpbutten Der Dirt, benz
Publttum bor3ufii6ren. @s tparen Sob
prQ0utte $50 Stiid = DON ben eriten
Abendblatt., 1895-02-11
GiIenbahn~ &aRrpRdne.


6SbtcGgo & ytCrtbtUe IterM=G Sit etb abn. Sicfet
Sl1ces: 9tDs. 206-208 G~larfsStraBe, an Der
0GtIeg @oenue Station unS am Sepot, Ode @eas,
nno &insiesStrose.
gIhfchrt Mrr,,f,
Abendblatt., 1895-02-11

6Hbica9p & @aSteSn SAinotS gfIenbnbn.
w Xtdet-OfTces 230 @IorFsStr.. M~ubitortumsAuneS
une Raiio9ier.S Station, 9eorborn- unO polt.Str.
'269ltt9. t Gountogs ausgen. Abiohrt antunft
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-05
Marvellous ReAults.

From a ls.tsT wriueu by Rev, j.
GundsImNA. u Dinion dale, MIon.,
We Hrv permitted TO make this extracii
nsNe 30 hesi alton In recommend.
ing d. Kings New Discovery, as the
results were almost marvellous In the
cssv VI my vito. While l vas pastor
o. the Bsplist Church at Rivss Juno.
uon she was brought down with Pusu.
mon 'ucossdlng La Grippe. Terribl-
pAfoEysns Of coughing would last
hours with little interruption ana Il
seemed M " she could not survive
,,hen. A friend recommended Dr..
Kings Nsw Discovery; It wss quick
III lie work aud highly satisfactory IN
itsul's" Trial bottles free at u q. NJ.
l. ufuS iepaItment. Regular siEs SOC
ana El,OO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-05

,of The militia for proper fecoT.
nitiJn and support AZ little short OF
impudence and mendicancy. They
forget that the mem bers voluntarily
nssune many obligations in thor ser
vice To tho state that no pay lie asked
iorand none expected; apd not content
with requiring gratuitous service from
these young men, the critics, who
pr badly would be among the
ist to want protection In case
Of trouble, lbe and ridicule the
militia In their endeavors to qualify
themselves for the services required.
II is an auspicious aod eneoursgiuf
gay Tor tho national guard,
therefore, when In three states
Of the Uuion, as has recently been the
case In AtkausAs, Indiana aud OHIO,
this LEGAL arm Of power has been In.
vokei AID has done its work well; and
1t 10 not likely, w. view OF Ito reaUy ft-
sponse a. d patfioiie conduct, that tic
national guard as IN organiza ion has
three warmer friends than Governor
Clarke, Governor Matthews and Gov.
etnor Mckinley.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-05
HAWKS AND crows.

Crows and hawks can hardly be- con.
sidered game birds, and may not be 70.
garded rs susceptible OF protection
under the present fish and game Law
or any future amendment thereto. We
move, therefore, that special law be
enacted, imposing pains and penalties
upon any man who shall kill these
birds or destroy their nestr.
The NEWS has already made sllusion
to the matter ami has cited scleuu1c
and expert evidence to show that so far
as the hawk is concerned, he Ia a Valu.
able ally OF the farmer because OF his
ccsseltss warfare upon mice and 70.
pliers, while his appetite for young
chlckeni 10 only occasionally grstihsd.
Even this latter tentency can be 70.
strained by rattle In the hands Of
child, the watohiulness OF the houae.
dog, or the "shoo" OF the farmer,s wife
OF daughter; 30 that then the feathtred
hghteFs efforts TO keep his stomach
tull are wholly directed 10 a chsnuel
hat Ia highly beneficial to the n.
culiuTist. 1t ~ now shown that the
crow, although asa bird he has differ.
eut tastes from tho hawk, il no less u
'fiend TO the farmer, rather than m
bnrmy. This IL the conclusion o. "A
special investigation OF a division Of
Inc department OF agriculture, Ia
Hhlch nearly thousand stomuchs Of
he bird we're examined. 1t appeareI
hat corn formed only 25 or cent
he tod OF adult cr1ws aud that most
u this was waste grain OF no com.
neTeial value. In the case OF cult.
rated fruits the lJss iron orpws ia
iivlal. o. the other hand, Injurious
Insects such as gtasshoppers, May
beetles, and ou,-wrlmi form over 20
Dor cent OF tue entire food OF crows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-05
WORK OF me COUNTRY PRlss.


nov that the polemlc oA"ie mss
been fought sni the oh'o" arc o''
hni thls eNenil u VIII DO oghn''p W
ascertain the expression OF lho voters
70 sia'ehoou Tor utan' COS Nh"S
'oeia 70 compliment Tvs o''eH '''''ss
throughout the refh'ofy I't lne p,"''
osio s'anu 'hey hA'' hNen Va o'u'"
Of uAh's admission 70 'a' Union I"
'oVefe'gn STATE twas" % 'Apoo'o'
'na' Tue he'topoh'an ps'S "o''i As
vOcae e'"ehoou ""u 'u''"
hs"'' upon o'ei' S0"e-ie VI y" an
Nso"is'u o"'i'O'''i SUI "''" p'''""''
ns'oetoep''ou, ,"'n nov " no
,so'e ouA'ac's'' 'n' n" o'en oo"s.
nu' 'ns country press u" 500
sAAon "seo0nu p'a's 'n 'nls'i'uss'p 'o'
''eeuo" anu progress Ahe su'S"o"
" o's'en'ou io' o''n mss os'h oo".
""'y anu pe's's'eh'y u'gru' A"u
whsn, a iew uays ago. " . "mo
''o.s"' W w ,"'.."' wv ~ !"
c1unteract much OF Tvs shsch, thSre
W an attempt 10 stab the Statehood
.,,,. 81 ,.,.,a,,L.
."o's"'"' ." '"' "'" ~ ''''
Territory with an unworthy hrgu-
mani. there waa no h,,itAnoy or yav.
yv,,,. a.,
efihk o' 'no co"n''y p'r''' VIM '""
y ompt ness, courage snd uRsnimlty
ho,n a, IN. ro., .n,ohi,,g ,o,,ixss
.,-,s :, 49,,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-05
AMONG IHL STARS.

A writer In the SO sntitic American
gives some ~ economical data for tns
ptceeat month, wnich probably will
os OF general Interest. The planet
Venus oo1ain,d lt' greatest btilIiancy
as morning star on October the 20 b,
and Ia now Withdrawing from the aus
ugtll tho eud Of Nove1iber. Bchia-
rsf.illt's latest observations OF this
plsaet confirm him Ia the opinion that
iis rotation 10 exceedingly allow, and
probably exactly colncldsnt In time
with tue period OF lite revolution
around the suu. II this superstition 10
correct. Venus has, cons, quently, per.
petuai day on one aide aud perpetual
night on the other.
About the time Venus obtain ned
It's greatest splsndor In Ostober,
Mercury was swiftly passing be-
tween tho tun anu the earth. Al the
beginning Of November this planet
might be seen emerging from the ray.
Of the morning sun. The gravitatio1
by which his solar master rcstfsins
him In not long enough to permit him
TO overtAko Venus, but on the morning.
Of the 10th he will bs at his greatest
elongalion from the sun, siraining. as
IL were, to break his bonds, and then
will Tea good time for early rissrs TO
catch glimpse OF him.
Mara, Saturn and Uranus are all
ascent led near tho sun In tue morning
sky In the constellation Libfs. Mara
and Saturn will be In oonI notion tho
1854 OF Novsmosr--a very evil aspect,
Jay the astfolosss. There IL no reason
Tor alarm though, siuoe Mars has beeG
made tho object OF 10 much flaIt,ring
atlentlon on the part OF tho inhabitsnis
Of toe earth, whils Saturn may DO sup.
posed to have enough TO do with lie
own affairs without adding to Its bur.
zen OF trouble the oonosrnS OF our little
slobs.
Tue month will DO noted for mum.
ber Of coDlunotions. Several OF tue
heavenly hosts have arranged q rsgu.
Tar isis-s-.oto With some o, the glowing
orbs In space. On the lSlh there will
be close conjunction OF Mars and the
sAr Alpha Llbim; on the Goth q con.
junction OF Mercury and Saturn, On
the 23fd n conjunction OF Mercury asd
Mare, and on the 25lb u oonlu elton VI
Mercury and Uranus. Thsss are eei-
tain to play a conspicuous part In the
horoscopes OF the astroloRsrs, wSo d.
not disappear with tho dark ages, but
flourish In large numbers today, aud
nnd thousands OF crsdulou, followers.
Jupiter, near tue bord.ts OF Cancer
and Leo, rises = couple Of hours before
midnight during November aud 10 q
brilliant object In the small hours Of the
morning.
The month opened with iuli
moon and our satellite reaches
last quarter In Leo on tue evening q.
the Oh, and becomes new moon In
Libra on tho 18Th about midday, fis
quarter following In AquSrius early on
the morning Of the "a h.
The lunar plangtsTy conjunction,
occur ~ iollowG With NspIuss on
the 9th, with Jupiter ON the sth, Will
Venus on the l3lh, with Msrolty on
the l6,h, with Mars on lhs l5lh, viii
Saturn ON the lbIh, aud with Uranu.
on the 10Th. Tho neon Is nsAIsst the
earth on the 18th and iarIhs,t from IL
on lhr ohLh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-05
0 TIT NAtIONAL GUARD.

Three governors have lately exer.
cised their prorogatlves Ia u,lng tue
military arm OF tneir state, IN tn,
sui p'rsslon OF riots ana the prevention
u iawle'snes., Tue manner thereo
AMI tue occssl n Their or, vary som .
what, out the principle Involved wa
the tamt; which Is, Ghat where orIi.
nary peace provisions are unequal 1
the task OF Sunlghteniug out suy OK.
listing or threatened emergency, IN,
natlJnsl guard OF the state may prup.
erly be called into action.
1t has tecomv quite the fashion with
many narrow asd teh,h people t.
sneer at the on 2'n ~ lsry, ami som,
Legislatures have seemed to regard Ia,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-05

After the May beetle season hsI passed
grassboppss constitute the greater part
II the inject food Of crows 10 the end
Of the fsll. Crow, also destroy mice.
rabbits aud other ii furious rojents.
In view OF these findings u is ONLY
proper 10 suggest that DO true sports
men will want to shoot hawk, aud no
pot hunter or amateur gunner ought TO
be allowed to dosO with ut danger OF
heavy due; a. to the black fellows, the
prudent farmer ought to feel Ike TAX
ing down every scaiscfow In HE fields.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-05
Kleeiric nitter..

Electric B,1lsrs Ia n m,dicine suited
Tor any season, but perhaps more
nenerslly needed 10 tho 81 ring, when
he Ian1uid exhausted feeling pre-.
vale, when the liver IL torpid aud
sluggish and tho need OF a tonic anu
Alternative Is felt. A proper use OF this
medicine has often sverted long and
fatal bill Gus levers No medicine will
act more surely In oounterAoting d
freeing tho system from the IN IariaI
p ison. BeAuaohe, Indigestion, Con.
> ipatioD, DiEIlnegs yield TO Electric
b,sr only nity cents = bottle.
z. q. Al. j. drug dspsrtmsnL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-05
NO MOKE rUGILlsM.


II IL sincerely to be hoped that the
view OF Cotbeii, that priEs.1g hting 10
nj an Sad ~ far As this country 10 con.
osfncd. Ia correct. Az best II Is b utal
exhibition, tending to Increase the sum
total Of brutality Ia the world and with
II the soil In which crimes OF various
kinds IND nourishment. Besides, II
serves no useful purpose Whatever.
We no logger livs In an age where
phJsical strength Ia the dominating
Influence In the affairs OF the world as
In tho days Of knightt-errant on land
and pirs,es on sea.
O"s thing 10 quite evident from the
dispatches about tho intended
CorbetI- Fitzslmmons fight: Those two
men did not wish TO enter
upon contest merely for tho sake OF
asoerlaining who 10 physically the
superior OF tho other, but for the money
they could make by their exhibition.
IL 10 clear that whatever other cousid.
my tutit
negotiations. money was the chief, all
Others belng subordinate. what IL
there then In such n contest, either
from an tstheiio or from q practical
point OF view. to commend ~ That II
10 Ne useless-sxcopt br the exhibitors
who draw the monsy--as It Is ugly 10
eeftainj that II 10 dsmorAliElug In its
general effects is more than probable.
The authorities OF Texas and Atkan.
sss have done good aud commendabls
work In driving the pugillsts from the
borders OF their stAtes. Now let more
attention be paid TO the mobs that
usurp tho power delegated to the Judi.
oial and executive authorities Of Ger.
tain states. Let there be siop put 10
lyncbi e as TO pugilism. and let the
law reign supreme In our great 10.
pu0lc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-05
NlLtorE sSon.

The day Tor genera election In Utah
dawnsd bright anu fair after a storm
which fesched thr ughout the Terri
tiry, uloinlsg the greater portion Of II
IN mantls OF snow. Coming al y
timely ss,sjn OF the year. tuls visits-
tlon OF the weather 10 a welcome boon.
We have had = most delightful
autumn 40 far as an equaule tenn efa-
ture aud freed im from storms arc N.
cstneJ, but owiag TO tho long dry
,le.! Of the closing weeks Of summer,
TOO condit ons have not been as fsv e
Alip Tor hsslib as 1, desirable. There
bss been a considerable amount Of
mslsnal and Kindred !, 4 iVnoe,, and
in consequences macy people nave b, en-
victims to typhoid fever and other
troubles from which relief msy be now
looked for Hence the fall OF snow
which clears tho air and l,ys the
disess,-lsdeb particles which fy dur
ing lopg dry spells, ojmss Nc An uudls.
sulsed blesslng. BrluginE, - u does.
the prsc,ou, boon Of hssltb, which
wealth cannot buy when natural con.
hlllons Intervene for an opposite effect,
the Storm OF November 4lh 10 thrice
welcome to humanklad In the wales
VI the mOuutain,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-05

bou's sblp this pafagtapn because Il
mHll' II Is worth reading for 1t tell
ABOUT The Pineola Bslsam, u csTla {
'emelY for cough, tickilpg In ia
throat aud the stopped up feeling g.
The upper part Of the chest A slmp
cough may turn Into something seriol
" lei alone, IL ceases to vex YOU an
10 Keep you awake o'nights when yoi
aave allsyed the iDl mmaiin" In 10,
threat with h's PlnrOla nAlsam. Tn
dGuEgiSTh iell II for twsnIy i've cents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-05

THE hEsr NALvE m tue world Tor
Cuts, Sluses, sores, Ulcers, Bait
Rheum, Fever BJres, tettef, Cnappsd
Hands, Chilblsins, Corns, ana ali sGii
II options, d osiiively cures Plies,
o. o ray required. IL Is guaranteed DO
give perfect abstraction or money re-.
Iundel' Price 70 cents per box. E0f
sale ny u, q. NJ. |. drug department..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-05

The direct line to Kansas City, 81.
Louis and Atlantic seaooard, Ia via
the Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping and chair
oars, and all connections made In
Union depots In the day time. II you
are going East and care for . day light
ride through the grnndeat scenery OF
tho Rocky Mountsips on route. see
that your ticket fesds via Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair cars
positively FREQ TO holders Of regular
train tickets.
II. II. KoosER, G. II. a r. A.,
q Morlan Block. Sal, Lake CITY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-05

Many re pie, when = little consiipat-
ed, mske the mistake Of using saline
or other drastic purgaives. All that IL
needed II n mild dose OF Ayers Pills
10 restore the regular movement Of the
bowels, and nature Will do the rest.
They keep the system In perfect order.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-05

THE sTuMrER VINO SAID he hoped he
had made h,m'elf plain, was som,-
what disconcerIsi when the small boy
Ia tho AuIieucs shouted out that that
was unnecs,,Ary, he was plain enough
AlTssiy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-05

"Turn the rsscsls out"--ths familiar
psrty-ory-msy be applied to microbes
as well ~ to men. The germs Of die.
ease tbst lurk in the blood are turned
ed oup by Ayers Ssrssparilla % Of.
iertually as the old postmasters are dis
placed by n new afministfatiOn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-05

~, n,,r.,r rvxrrsa srva IL pabiieei dany.
eundsy ctespied, At cnruer south and East Temps
lrsie Kdiuon Al So .. m. Regular Ediuon At
Tbe pysrHrr srur wrsrtr srvs IL puhihaes
on TUESDAY and FRIDAY Of each wset
Tho Dr-xAEr wgtELu In magazine form u rne
ushsd ever Saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-05

no YOU WANT YOUR sroNEs RE
ehAnics te 10 your work. second hAnh goods
taken IN exchange for WORK. Two hundred
stoves for sale cheap. Ia West second sVu'h'
opposite Posioniee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-05

When baby was sick, va gave her cas,oria.
When she was n chill she cried for Cas,orla.
When she BEGAN Mis-. she chung to castoria.
When she had Childrcn, she gave them cas,ons
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-05

Whatever may DO the cause OF
blapching, the hair may be restored 10
lie original color by tho use OF that
potent remedy Hal's Vegetable Sicii.
Ian Hair restofer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-05

v,yFnY ONE To KNOW THAT WE ARE
~ buying aud selling more new aud second
hand goods than any other house In the west
NJ. Weber 2UT-. Og.lll state Street.