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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-01

receipts 4oa bales exports TO- g, the aonE 4s baes
cosstwise tg bales quiet middlng aisS low
mgdnr &C. good ordinary orc net ah hirs: coastwisc
~ 11. - rs bales stock a. b4 nales ,ddny
100 "],o III ~ Cotton steady gon IN, ~
New Ap',i . iGc: low m.ddlng l3l'c' Rooa
,n ~ net and gross receipts; 63i a * dis
mhlna's. To the t.on',n,li. 49,.
!" "." co,s,uise 0iG bales: sales. 80" o'i''' ~
~ par nd, oo Cotton quiet: middlng VIC .om
in" lie. good ordinary. . -l'tc; me- tx balcs
o., .,i.s, sales 2Is bales spinrcrH iV' o'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-01
THE STATE or TRADE.

n,ltinore April Flour hm and n',5F. , snt ss1,
V.hn,, far, active and lower: No re- So @
81 -. ,priI Csc asked May. 6'lsnr'"sc' Jun, rei
hi ~, GicG c: August. GGA.c asked; sea'r' 80 ,.i
c.n,;,i southern by pie. ior bid: 90 on ;,
',.st -. stock l3t bush. sales. l'""" ', .,i
,. and easy. mix -. spot. 32u12'sr' ap sr .
Nv ,is.Gj.r July 527 ,NI3c; steamer miNru'
S,,b ern white 5au.s:i,c. do yellow. ."r3'c
80 hush. saes 10 bush. oats steh., -. ~,
Wes,arn ,7I:., &c. mixed do .sf2cH't' -,
"a, hush nv. steady, NJ = T'c 500 Iii
IT,, oue, and firm 81: asia a.. Ora n H''en's nun.
cotton nulet middlinrs. "',c ftuel c!,l AN
r.,u,.rv .,r. lade i2u BE stoi" pi'"' o""'' ''e"H
nr,n t.i.c Oiher articles unchanged
r,os,o, ,pru 20 Flour firm. corn quiet oa,s qnlo,.
chr, nuie, Pro, sons steady Butter Guict >ottheih
rsan.rr Ipg oOc. Western. lsdi? 'hres" lul ,orln-
,rr I'D lol lo &C. nov sn91c. western "c rsss "'"'
ras,err iT,qi5c. Western AMI hchlgan. itsdi'c
uunalo ,pru 20 Spring which, Better demand Inn,
Ito hanged 10 Sc chicago July TOT "p'h n,II
xrthern, s,l.s - bush NJ hatd In lois; "a
or, l,sh No / northern. - losing: y" hnI" an.
S,rthcrn ,ia.c. Winter wheat No . req IN So =
,as hcI1 m 5u5isc 'hicago MAY lmroN'' n
,, i,ui,s Arm Snlss: 3s.D bush. tSu">.c, i-"' 90
~ . oo d." Gsi,c. do. 's'c 'losng IN s,os'
MIMI ~ extra red GGsc. No white wheat IN stor"
orb n, track offerings Of grade Corn onie, .
anu w :, v.Iov 52sc: 2 No corn 3lisn"i'.c,
"a ,.li,w so. H5ic. 1900 bush 80 corn " ~
a. ",.'s,nc ~ . yellow In store. S"hc. No yc'ow:
a., d. 70 z corn 49s.njoc oats quiet easy, 40 ,
-, a. 40 white 3i'.c. No 2 white. 3''ic, y" T.
w., lorso,.r rive dull. No I"c asked store tl9nr
f,,,iv artNe but easy. unchanged Milf''d-"o"d ''-
mand firm unchanged
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-01

A@@pi =, IT,. go : e. S@
The market for Brazil sorts on the fortified
by light receipts in Brazil ana The compstai'e' lsh'
diate delivery The continued light deliveries
the principal points Of dsribaiion Is factor hat IS not
Of revival Of trade among Jobbels ana alto
posrlon han II has o@cup~i fo some line
difficult accurate prices but about ldc - con.
s,", "a aa"ed a, Late tes,erday bag.
S@n M so n HS e he hscSansg viii
E afS wdHa, M as grades are naucncea more r
H. 'he better tone IN bra1 sorts ana nc mark"
The orders booked small lots We sales .
bags Maracaibo and 100 bags central american on
DE O. Opium I. lnaess WIN pr,;" m,ie or LESS Less
bng was quoted a, 81 sogs va powdered is quoted
81 asas2 80 quinn s s''sa y 20 SINAI. \" nr~ "l mos,
i, on ~. a2a'.c cash ana ~ sg2.. r.snar
Glove al 4oc bulk ana a, i7sgior "a jobb,ne way.
rorE Axo MEAl.Te ,aaP ae'I i!.r. II Inn "h's,
SOLD AS the demand light The market hed Al fun
wv mil. advanc,a grad. ioa9oc Sale; wcr,
s. s .. 1 I ,' sTSrn. O s. aas WRIT ~ l
s. q" Gs; s'[ :, s. aS 10 900 II '
i% ~ ~, cr ,. so, ,' w. a.. 200 90
patents. So .Sqs' 10 AZ e." n. d"n'. > 80
,Ss.s,,k' li'"Ntv NI'E' Ms.. sni. e, -,
-, at - -. ",n & ,,,,c,r ,,Is.e
XXI Ma,Fr e,,' an caSy. ~ v.l'r. 81 - j..
o.. ,su.g; 100 ~ d. a,i' g. "a ~ ~
Mtss' e@t, 90 'i'.. c.p c,'.1
- ,di r' iGN nti'" y ~ o' -, ~ e.. ~
"re. rhc'. ,iii In ~ - ''' NM'
Ta'rc na w'poi, ird','n so''. '" ar .. =
very r. ,r "o''' ,' ' 10 T." nj +, 49,.
',nu tnr,i- 30 ~ ,"'' n" 49,. 49,.
s'rs !. ~ 49,. A'.p..,; l.ss',.t',. e.
~: aiirSoi's. als'.c. lrsal nat a.4'. wal q
rnl.r,c, on, L% rntlg.-sf, me.'.t :. OUT and
w. nj, s'c n ,g,l So. IS, NE 'rrr
lsv .; .sa an IN goa S' Gad Wan anS
t5 ,' i I'n So 9 .as. 3, sn>,s
Sn !.osi b. gln. ss$is 9,,@a" M 81 sa2 sSa
,e're' Is some w1' rucg - ~ ea'iN "a ~, day. yrh
due - lowe fae'sn ma.es 'eaore BY public abb
ire selling Pr gcg" ro", cn' fe .ne T1 En- m f
eisacss auG ,aias n rr,f,' b, lo,'l tIod-r. r9e!
maay li S,e var Sat e@ : 'r a~,ns' wv
scon The "9Ir nS:a ncnr S' of easter ca,
STouay w~s;bcr report NJ W., WIN ign, aln.
Wee 2:.;s' bush onc -, whts,' y,n 's 20
s IN wn neasi if: 81 i ba.h ea receipts bas
asans' 3 ss' Gq 9 ia g': FAN, $40 re
market closed .G.r lower compared ~ yesterday p
s shom. ps' dcca. IN whss1 f s!.c . .i q
t'oas,. ne, decrease of 9;1oc, bush r. Arnefl
can yiste SUPP o. ",sa End + j. =. 2.a , hush
a'1 inrrea.e ." b>S warias ~,
900 bush M ,G"er i" loo !, .' ~ M. 4 ,rS , ,ni
IN private quoic about - ov" May "a store,
Ss % S' aa SS O. S'GS Nn a. 49,, & .as
e et from the lovcr nhea' MAKE, A.. result
witr subs'qucn; Hale' WING slight improvement
:;o 'hs c2~n,nr IT,, te' W. a,,e nI,n :,
e"port bnyirr oni ire s,,rase 4 2Iio lnsh in
"Israisrccis' ,isi,,e IT, -, availlh, sock in the
eoun'r; nov br-G iad4 90 eq.n r.. cash ",arHe was
as f'ilea. No =. 1000. -. ;2'.asl ana iie oye,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-01
rrRorEA~ rnonrfr Markets.

Liverpool Aprl. 3r--"1 y. Reef Extra India
finn a7s 81. prize mess nm. Il Prime
Weston ~ 81 -. 60 medium :rui
BIS ~. Hans -sh"f' rni "houf 10 10 =. st"ady At
as - Iar. uI.i''rbf CO. H. dan NJ
81 at,a.' - .. "a Hear
mi iHDs - = dui! 81 y. O.: long clear
mdd.s =, " nn,l ~ 32S Cd About T..
10 . :, dll - 50 90 ,l.ete- American wh'e
dp. SIS c'lor.d nuI u rA'lov Prize city
nn;ifra! 'liiors'ei I,efpcl refined stead iSs
sp: 4 'rrrer'ins Lrm At - ~ R,sn-Common
hrTl ~ Lard Prime Western spot dull AZ 3ts
81 MHea'--%" I'd WHAT, winier H'm a, s. ID; s., red
"a &, 81 ,orr-Miyed Western spo, Ann n, T. SID
Ma, easy Is 49,. June .asy ID: July at
Is sid Hnps n I,ndon-Pacilc Coast steady f.df2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-01
l,.c,,s Of prcadstuTs At Interior points in Thousands
:; rnreo c!phers omitted Flour bbs. grain bush.

ii i",,'r'o' .... HIM. 80 - e.. 80.
Ne~-or'can" ''''' - -
T 1, , ,-, .a 81, oo 10 - al i
yn 'N'C''s ITO" "'" =; iic 20 -. g..
I:n niin.'" 49,. =, ioS 800 -. 49,.
BOSTON ........... ~ 49,.
, - 90, 90. "a
HEMP AND Ir.rr The marie, for manila hemp f..
quiet win buy,rs having something %, the annaunss
s ard S'r E l 1Tc 4" m ark .'% "p
i"ar a ." h,"m "'r1 tmsr sssl 500, and shipment
: ,cc ju,e ssoi s'.a;'.c shipment, 2aac u,e butts
paper qlniy. iGai'.c. jute butts shipment. paper
HIDES the ayailenlS supply f., light and cnsrnss mod
sianrhters witch are not offered any great extent
Tho total sale. for the week wcre about Coz" hides
i, a., b,do~ and Kin lac, year Wc quote Clty
nisngh,er nave stcer pic COW. .a7a.c iii, brands
county slaughter. COW 20 TO 40 II csn5, stecr. 10 II
LtAfnEn me mark, is Wy 'rn' eIgo,,rrs ,asns
IL Gn." '"nnsd gsia yih rIsa e,ar''
GsmasaG ali wrg,,s iGaisc: rcecls I.c union ia
90. oak sI Incks al03f' seconds sod%.o. thirds
METALS The narSc' quite active f3r to,h
SPOT and conrsc st"' closing strong a., ~ 80 ~
spot at - III 10 tons Ar-ri ~ 70 ana 10 i'n- '..
Win spo, 80. and London vas nan. .iENp- wa.
quit, closing q, ;, r. '.s XXX w.,
'l,sinf a. = i'a, T. - , ir,1 w.,
i've hut !, somewhat ,-','r IN owing 70 'cau,
supplies ": strictly d"sia.l- grabs S,iH" a'r .",.'
IN tone owing TO ,h. hSh", snr" ma,hru We aH,,''
New dreams c.nifugll wilnai, - common. l-iI" t
fair - good. l'G2l' choice. a. "p'n ~rN". f 4"
good 2JG"sc. Irim" 90 ch"i'" -'I|.c i'i" hi'' nm
Bic. barbados :3n@'" syrup" sugar "fd'naty -
"a, "Vl"c lar tu good MUS, ~ me To 'h'i'"' iNf
-, .. 90 , .o 49,, ~, ,.,,
NAVAL Si'pff-9 Hi''hS i,'.Nii =" ''' "'9. Si'',
fufIrutin~. >l3 ibis. Tar 'hil hfdr Ii' Hnihri 'f
spirits fnreniin- was shade lower ana dui ar 10 sn'l'
Epsn inl"i steady. ILi nv - 'hs"' '''''" - h''''
strained G'r'"i ~ n ""g>l - a.. ., , A.,
general situation e pacasassa Is rule ,oia,'. s,s
not disposed - '"i - current ll'A, "'' N l',"S
n In f,ir,inr MAT mo s.f.ia,ion Is rnlnr IN their
favor '"f' ana ,'-''r ~ ~ '.,' ., 49,. M
l'bultE ~ an. t...
ffih i'N "' - ,t. ..,,rr.-
mills i"i~ - - ''H '''''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-23

~ half.fa'trs, which mfasute not m 'i'
than 10 feet racing length. The match
IL 10 lie tho best thrrs out OF i've races
Tor cup offered by the bwanhhka'
Corinlhign Yacht club and challenged
for by }. Arthur Brand with hia
Spruce ~, nj the Minnima Yacht
club NJ England. q. j. Fields
Ethel wynn Of Indian Hareor Yacht
club. Of Connecticut, was selected rs
defender.
the course Of the first race 10 three
miies 70 windwArd or leeward ard "a.
turn, 10 DO iailed over twice, making
total II twelve miles. Spruce Nv
was measured by John Hyslop, the
we'll known official measurer, and
found 10 have raclng length Of
fifteen feet Her load water line
length IL fifteen and eighiy.thtee as
against fifteen and twoDty-tour for
Ethel Wynn. Spruce ~ carries
twenty feet more canvass than her
opponent. At Has the officers OF the
yachts aud racing committee decided,
In view Of the absence OF wlnj, TO
postpone the start uutil 9 O'Clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-23

NKLI0H, Nsb., sept. 22.-This city
has uten tao gcene OF Ons OF the most
peculiar crimes AZ tho history Of tho
state, ami tnero IL no clue to the idsn-
tlIy Of the perpetrator. Tho entire
family OF w. q. Brown have been
worn out with watching At tho bedside
OF n sick child, and whom opportunity
offered, slept more t0undly than usual.
When biiss jennie Brown, n girl Just
budding into wonsnhood, AvOks, she
discovered that during tho night she
had been shotn Of all her principal
charms by soms0ne who had come IN
through tbs window during tho night.
When sho went TO sleep the night be
fore she was POSSESSED OF u beautiful
hoad OF hair, which was the envy OF
NIL the women Ia the town. One-hall
OF II was gone, the thief evidently be-
ing afraid 10 disturb her sum 1iontly to
procure the portion from tho side oi her
mead which lay on the pillow.
The hair on tho exposed side OF her
bead was cut Oft close TO the scalp,
and the thief had taken his flight with
out waking any ons In the house.
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uOwBnAY FRieIIrESgD.
An Anarchists Abusive Language
makes tho Pslies InterIers.

CHICAGO, Sept. 22.-Charles VII.
ired howbrsy, the English anarchist
who came 10 thls city Tor the purpose
OF teaching bis doctrine Of rcd Nag
and no government, was stopped In the
middle u speech tnls Afternoon at
Belmont park by tho police. He was
~ badly frightened that after few
words OF explanation, In which ne said
he did not mean to teach violence, he
hurledly left the platform and made
his escape Ia the crowd.
Police Inspector Hohgpck, who was a
prominent ngure In the oublosome
times Of 1850, made preparations 10
nip any kind of q radical dcmonslrA.
ton before Il had gone too far. Hu was
present with detail OF police In citi-
zon's clothes, and a block away 100
uniformed officers and three patrol
wagons awaito1 u signal 10 make n
descent on tho gathering.
Mowbray started In TO abuse the
police anu the newspapers. Inspector
Setback bore this without Interference,
but when the speaker began beraiing
ihe Stars aud Stripes AMI hoping for
tho day When the rod emblem would
be raised trium phantly alofi, the In
specior gave the signal and Captain
SchueItlcr, who was on the platform,
laid n heavy hand on tho shoulder OF
the spssker. M0wbray had not OK
pected this and was plainly Jiscouoori-
cd. He stammeted aud looked die
mayed and attempted an explanation,
but the big police captain quietly TO.
marked: "You have got 10 atop that
kiad OF talk, aud that settled 1t.
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nrxicASs ann GUIANA.
International suscsptibiiitiss narsh-
~ NUN "a.

CRY OF MfXico, Sept. 22.-Iuier.
ntiional tustopIibiliiiss arc being
hafshly iuillsd thoso dAys. some
put hand organ By the side OF tho
drisoE, AMI went about crying "Viva
Cubn libto" ami "Dugth to Bpaniatds, "
creating disturbances.
Cores Espaoo, the organ OF the
Resident Spanish colony, asked ths
government TO prevent any further In
suits to Spain, and intlmates that
concentrations on the part Of the popu-
lace against Spain might end In a
rupture OF the present cordial relations
OF the two countries.
a Frenchmsn, hearing tho report
that Bismarck was dead, which has
teen circulated here, drank toasts, In
which he insultsd the German people
and the ex-chanoellor. He was
roughly handled by the Germans.
The American minister, Mr.. Ran
SON, and Consul Crittenden request
tho Pfotestant missionaries TO not is-
sue daily paper attacking the adora-
tlou OF the Virgin OF Guaoaloupe, u
having been the iptontion OF the nit
tionariss " circulate paper broadcast
during tho coming coronation OF the
virgin festivities. Tho united StR,es
authorities here fear n popular out
break against missionaries, and soy
that In such an event the United
State, government would be placed
In All awkward position, NJ tho mis-.
scenarios would DO guilty Of having
aroused tho popular passions tgainst
thom. The missionaries have beon
receiving anonymous letters, threat
sning them with death.
The wife OF Pendent DihE han COM
plstely recovered from her recent in.
diHpsAitiOn.
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neous busineSe. Tho Important cases
that were pondins at tao last session
were sot for early hearing, and will
be called October 2lst. Among them
arc the following;
The United States, appellant, VI Ben
J. Hesley, involving tue price OF desert
lands. Tbe court Of claims held that
81 20 per acre was the price under tho
act OF March 3, 1857, but the COVERT
ment exactcd s2.5U per aero because
tue lands were within railroad land
grant. The case will have an ila.
pOf,ant bearing on all desert land en-.
TILES inside Of railroad land grant.
william Treaga W the board Of
directors OF the Modesto Irrigation die.
trioi, from tue supreme court OF Cali
iofnia, relating 10 ifrigatiDg corpora
tions and tesling the legality Of the
wright irrigation law and confirmation
act OF the California Legislature. The
fed raj questions Involved arc that the
defendant was denied "due process oil
law" ana "equal protection OF the
laws" aud that the judgment Of the
court amounts to taking private prop
erty Tor private purposes. Much prop
erty 10 involved In the case.
The Fl0ufnDy Live Stock company
vs. William Beck. rhis II case where
the company filed bill In equity
against Captain Beck, U. \. A., acting
agent Of the Omaha aud Winnebago
Indian reservation In Nebraska, ask.
ing an Injunction TO prevent Back
from interfering with the possession
by the company and Its lessees Of GER
tain reservation lands, which the COM
Psby had obtained from the Indians.
The circuit court OF appeals decided
against the Fllufnoy company.
Benz Gmin II. johnson, Alvin NJ.
Leighton and Samuel MARKS Va the
United States; three casea, Involving
The act OF March 8, 1891, for the adju-
dloAtion OF Indian depreciation claims.
The court Of claims decided against
the claimants aud they appealed.
About III 900 cases have been filed anu
perhaps most OF them depend upon the
principles raised in these cases before
the Supreme Court.
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IL will continue 70 dep until morning.
This barometer Indicates storms, which
will be welcome visitors after the
scorehing days through which the city
has just passed.
Dispatches to tho Associated Pres
from msny points In Illinois, Iowa
aud wisconsin, report drlp In ia q
temperature 70 nearly the same figures.
at nearly all pointa which have been
heard from tue cuRuge was ushered In
by n violent wis d.stoTm, which at
some points did considerable minor
damage. In northern Wisconsin the
wind was accompanied by q very
heavy rain, some points reporting a
fall OF from half an inch 10 an inch In
lees than m hour. Telegraphio com.
munication with the Northwest was
seriously crippled by the storm, and q,
late hour Tonight tho wires are itill
In bad condition.
On this account II IL probable that
fow disasters will BIO reported on the
lakes from the gale.
snow IN COLORADO.
DENvER, sopi. 22.-Ncarly the en-.
tire state OF C0loraJo l. covered by a
mantle OF nnow, although today's
bright tunahino made great inroads
upon II on tho plains sud In the val.
leys. The storm was record.breakef,
such depth Of snow never having
been seen no early In the scason. At
Greeley, fifty miles north Of Denver,
the snow was fourteen inches deep,
while In Denver nearly oight inches
Toll. In the mountains II excocdod a
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ATLANTA, Ga, Sept 2i.-Thousan ds
poured into Atlanta from Chickamau.
"a today anu the city IL nwnrmiDg
with visitors TO tako part In tho Blue
and Gray DAY exercises. From the
Chickamauga celebration alone thirty
to forty thousand will be here before
the Jay Is over. and this by no means
represents the total number Of strang-
era the nay will add 10 the tbrong OF
exposition Visitors. Among the arri-
walls up TO noon were Governor Nor
ton, Governor Mckinley, GovsTnor
Werlz, New jersey, aud Governor
Woodbury., Vermont.
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erIevancs Of sn,y Maeh,uI,,..

MAslliS0Tos, Sept. 2i.-AlI the
nAehinlsis OF the navy have a Rrlsv-
suee, aud unless this IL speedily re.
sN.e1, the service IL likely 10 be
inon OF the best grade OF msohaniep.
voc deparlmont's system they have
.en graded Into three olasses-chief,
,Atni second maohinists-wiih pay
\, proportion. According TO tho prac.
'eol the department, man cannot
~ .hlialed rs u chief mAchinisl, but
.,s euler one Of tho lower grades anu
Al promotion. This hRs brought
, l lhe result that where u psrson
s,oI faithfully for a mum bor OF enft
sS na ny ability attained the rank OF
!, s",el inRohinisi, he must, II he desitrs
-sonllhne IN the naval service at the
,,vnclu'lon OF his term Of enlistment,
h,snih' In the lower grades, taking
~ ohAntes of again getting his OLD
man us ~ cnie', and losing about $40 ~
,h NUN until he succeeds. In the event
ma. no tueosods In Te-enlisting at
Si On tho same ship on which he
hs ueen serving. no suffers no losa, IA
in immedistely rated ~ chief, but
bs ne more frequent caeeh where he
inc " e main for months on a receiv-
ny. .Sn mp awaiting assignment, his los,
"eonslderable. N' '
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A GOOD CHANCE FOX COAL
HAULERS.

"iho Old Church MINI" In Grass
Greek furnishes the hes. Weber cal
known.
Inc mine u now IN shape to supply
all tesnns frrm n dis'sn~e oheap.
Lump Si.'5. stove - cents per ton.
Ihe 'hlien Blnr, heiug nearer this
civ, TIE fs'Ha will he - follows;
Lamp $500. steve (lsfgs AM cleanl
Sl'OO per ION. MT (ritdlsd) 2j cents
per tor.
SLACK. containing Nut and Pea, 10
cente por wagon Load.
The Grass Greek Coal Ia worth twor.
iy.nve per cent more than any other
Weber Coal.
80 those who come \ long distance.
siabling 10 provided 1T the Cullen mine
fee. W. w. CLUE, Agent
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From All o,her elstions not msD-
u ned above rate will be- ono siLglo
iAro Tor round trip, but In no osse 10
exceed rate from point beyond.
Tickets will be soid On following
daies; From OSden, Bingham, Prove,
silver City anu intermediate poinls,
from October lei TO OH, inclusive;
tlctoin limited to oetouer 18Th 1870
From all other points October Let to
Ssh, inclusive; tiokele limited to
October 18th, 1895, except Grand
JUNCTION, krultA aud Cisco at which
poinis tickets aro on tale Only on
October 10, and End. Inquire Of near.
cat X. q. W. agent for train service,
btc.
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Es.eo~ waite Denver. a Sermon.

CANTON, o., Sept. ga resolution
was inttouuosd Ia ths Methodist con.
ierenoo here oensurlng tue POpulists
for engaging ex-Goy. Waite OF Colo.
RADIO TO dellvei political speech hofe
today. Tho governor, appeared, but
he postponed his political speech until
tomorrow night. Instead. be delivered
n mock sermon, In which he con.
demued the money power and crlti-
cistd the Minister. Among other
thingf, ha faid; "Chiist drove the
money cha myers out Of tho synaiugus.
Did any OF you ever hear OF n Method
iat preacher driving tue money sharks
out Of his iold."
Ho declared that tho horsepower
hung about tho neck OF tho church as
n millttone.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2l.-The play
In this international cricket match be.
tween the gentlemen o. Phiiade lphis
ana Orfsrd aud Cambridge represent
abyes WAS resumed Ai ll;l0 O'Clock,
with Dfuce aud hin, with 10 anu ~
runs respectively ut the bat. Bailey
anc kipgl bowling. When the atu-1ps
were Drawn last night. the Americans
mud 254 runs, aud lihe Englishmen 50
runs for the loss OF two wickels.
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Tho House Arain., rrso coinage.

New York, Sept 22.-The sound
money cOnimittee OF the chamber OF
commerce, 81 which ex-CongIessnisn
Joseph q. Hendricks 10 the head, has
made poll OF tho next House Of Rep
fosentetives on the money questio n.
Tue list records IS members for fre.
silver, ZIG opposed 10 free silver and 81
whose views are not known. or the
IS put down fer ires silver, 80 are Re
publioans, OIL Democrats ana Popu.
li1ts.
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CHICAGO, Sept. 22,-rhe Rev. II. W.
Thomas caused somewhat OF a tens4 e
ton this morning by declaring from
his pulpit that tho limo had olme Tor
America 10 say that the oppression OF
Cuba by spain must come TO an end.
There was u large attendance Of the
best people In the city, and the speake Z
was frequently interrupted by out.
bursts Of applause.
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Race ne,wo,n rIalrna,.r..

oYsTER BAY, L.. l., Sept. 81 .-The
beautiful cluo mouse OF the SwanhakR-
Corln'hion Yacht club on Center L.
land at the entrance TO this haTbOr
wa, crowded by yhchismen and ladies
today 10 ase the first race between the
little 10 ana mainsail vtssels, know N
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BRUSH, Col, Sept. ?3.--Tho Wet.
err Union Beef conf any IN the last
two days has shipped east thiriy'seveu
cars Of cattle. TIE cattle were nevoi
known 10 be In better condition than
a. this tiGip.
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U. =. nurMgME counr.
VIII Meet ON sionaay, October Is-Im.
pOrinut eases.

wAsIHaroE, sept. 90 rho United
States supreme court viii meet lgGiu
on Monday. October 18th. On that day
after assembling, the justlces Will call
upon the President. Tho business Of
tho court will come on the 10Th. The
frat week will be devoted 20 niiscells-
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RIETIDDIoD AND CONVENIENCE
kAtgs


For the Grand Wolsh kisteddfod al
Salt Lake CITY, October 3rd ard ~,
ami the somi.Anbusl Conference, j.,
ID. g., at halt Lake CitT, October ilh,
9Th and 9Th, inclusive, the following
rates ore authorized 10 Salt Lake CITY
and return via II. q. w. Ry.
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Notice OF Removal.
NJ. Kopr, The cspd, man mas moved
10 III South West Temple.