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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-19
PRESSED TuE HUTTON.
cieveIhnd's Part In tho Opening of sho
Atlanta Exposition.


BUZzAUD's BAY, Sept iS.-The gold
rimmod hutton, attached TO y wire con-
Meeting Gray Gables, the summer home
Of President Cleveland, with the motor
In Machinery hall at the Cotton State,
and International ex noHltion At Allan.
To, Ga, wns pressed by the chief ex-
ecuiiye OF the United States at 0:00
this evening. The line OF the Western
Union Telegraph company yesterday
completed connection between Gray
GAbles aud tho main line OF the cJm.
psuy, which runs parallel with the
New York, Now Haven 4 Harlem
River railroad. Tho wire, after being
carried over the poles bearing tho prl-
waite telephone lao into Gray Gables,
ended In what 10 known as tho "Gsm
room,D nh apartment on the second
floor, In which the President keeps his
huEting aud hshing apparatus. The
button was placed not far from the
telephone cabinet, and hers, In tho
presence OF the Presidont's family,
Private Secretary Thurber, Western
Union employees, and TOW represrn.
tntlves OF tho prets, the President filed
the part for which he was cast.
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REVIVAL az TRADE.
Probabilities Of tho sutur" Waived By
tho London standard.

LOsDoS, Sept. ls.--rho Standard,
IN 30 article ON this revival OF the
worlds tfade, tayt. In both EnglAnt
and America the expansion In the
movement OF capital ~ partly duo 10
renewed activity on the stock ex-
changes, but tho railroad returns show
ssolld snbs,tatum Of increased mer-
eintils transactions. Tho returns have
improved 10 America the earliest be-
cause America awoke frsi. The
money market IL now overloaded.
partly due to the bunglipg currency
tIpsfmsnt In the United States, but
The heavy bullion movements from
England 10 Amsrlos have not upset
any Of the great markets. Every
Thing pointed to afurther expansion Of
trade. For time high prices might
override high tariff, but much depends
10 the next few years upon how Amer
lea and France and tho colonies shall
treat England In tho matter OF tariff.
The Uniied States seems disposed to
isVtrl towards McKinieyism. Should
they DO 20 they will suffer q more soTi.
Gus defeat In their effort to control the
worlds food and cotton supply than
lhty have ever done.
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SAN FRANCISCO, lSopt. ls.-NilsB
Mabel Msrshau Of Los Apguirs was
~. Oh the overland train ut Port Costa
for travelling oa a ticket Issued origi-
TO sign her name for the purpose OF
comparing II with that OF Mrs. Hall,
M originally signed t. the tlosoi, anl
was, after u struggle, elected from tnu
car. The tickle, called Tor round trip
from San Diego to Chicago.
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DunnASr TRIAL
Tho Prosecution approaching Tire
Close OF It. Direct Case.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. ls.-The
prosecution In tns trial Of Durrant for
The murder Of Blanche lamont 10 AZ
preaching tbs close Of its direct case,
and will finish 1t early next week.
Tho opening statement OF the defonsel
Is awaited with muon lDtoreat. Itwile
be tho nrst intimstion OF what thd
defence has to prove. IL has boon safe
that IN glibi for Durrsnt would b
chow n, anu further, that another maa
than DugrAnt wentinto the Emmanuel
church when the prisoner IL said to
have entered II.
Whon the case was resumed today.
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TroubI.a WIN r.rIodicaI Dys.nl,ry

John Peterson, OF PalOutville, La.
Uttered with dyientery for eighteen
years and tried three Of the beat doc
tors In New Orleans; also half n dozen
or more patent medicines. Very little
relief followed, until he began using
Chanberlaip's Cole, Cholera aud
Disrrhoea, Remedy three doses Of
which effected n 4 ermPnsnt cure.
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From all other sistlonB not men-
II nad above rate will b. ono slngic
fare for round trip. but Ia no Gaze ~
exceed rate from point beyond.
Tickets will be toid ON following
dstos, From Ogden, bingham, Prove,
Silver Ciiy anu Intermediate poinu.
from October lot 90 B.b, inclusive;
tickets limited TO October l2lh 1885.
From all other pSiuta October lat to
Ssh, inclusive; tickets limited &C.
October 10Th, 1895, except Grand
Junction, ffuilA and Ciso9 at which
points tickets are on sale oHly Up
October LIST and End. Inquire OF near
Get II. q. w. agent for train service,
etc.
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mr. ana Mrs. IIsntns A,rAlEaed.

HANaiBAL, No, sept, ls.-Ds. &c.
HsArur sad hl. vile ~efe brought
hero from tbs Palmyra jail today anJ
hrfAigne5 before Judge RJy Tor tue
muruur Of Amos j. Stiilwell. They
pleaded not guilty, hnd the trial wts
tot Tor Silurnay, December li,h. The
pflHgners we're tltu takon back 10 jail.
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Lerd Dunraysu Replies.

NEW York, Sept. ls.-Lord Dun
n'snb representative, IL. Maitland
Asfsey, called upon Commodore
hmilh, chairman OF tho Americas cup
Committee, today and took with him
ia' letter In which Mr.. q. Oliver Iss-
10 offered TO resail the race, ia which
", Vilsyrio fouled the Defender. Tee
i''lsi 10 rs follows;
On BOARD DEFENDER,
sept. IL, 1906.
Dear Lord Dunraven - Although
Tue regatta committee gives Defender
yshefuay's rno5, under the circum.
,nnce' l should much prefer calling
Me taee of and Recalling II tomorrow.
uu'l This will meet with your views.
Hp kindly answer ut once.
Very truly yours,
q. OLIVER IsKLrH.
H. Maitland Kersey gave out the
'olloWing statement:
Lofd Dunraven would like Il clear.
yunderstood that the offer oontainsd
~ MI. lsolin's letter OF Seplembe
ION, which appeared In this morn.
,ags papers, TO resail either the last
No races, or tho whole series, has
never been made known to him, either
~ Ar Iselin or by tue members OF
w cup or regatta committee"
@ MI, hersey was seen at tho White
n,ht dock this afternoon. Regarding
wv statement ho said; 81 was merely
.psAklng for LOrd Dunravep. He
,ya mat he never received u letter
nom MI isslin Offering to rsssil the
IN the s,eamship Majestic, which
ru ior Liverpool this afternoon,
T TeIe Commodore Glennis, taiimAker
tuom.s hstsey and twenty-five mem
'e" Of the Valkyris's crew.
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rHE rorE's PROSPECTS.
orH'ion of nj. Temporal Power
Seriously Discussed.

.sLosDoN, Sept. ls.-Dlscusslny the
,, s,, o. tho fumor that Italy may be
No.. 70 cedo u small territory TO tho
hiSVpv, fsris correspondent teiegraphs
Sv ~ I'M 'he project for the pope's ranso m
. Wy ,ne Catholic World, which is de-
4 NJ az "a noble American concert, :"
MO uo secret In the cabinets OF Europe.
n aicn nave been Tor some time In
VII OF tho details OF the plan. 1t
III involve, In addition to tho estat-
wi,h en' Of inc papaoy In y principally
n,,.u, es own seaport, certain naval
"''hegss anu the restoration Of con ia
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wiII nam the N.w Rnie-.

BAN FRANCISCO, Sept. I0.-rhs FIX.
aminor gays that the Southern Pacific
railroad Will apply to tho United States
courts to prevent the new rates on
freight established by the railroad com.
mission frnm going Into effect.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-19

Mrs. w. J. Fshey, Of LIE Roy, n. ",
says; "HRve tried my cough curo,.
Parks Cough Syrup Ia the only one
that helps me. 1 know II IL tbs bsst
Cough remedy" For sale by +. J
Hi s. Co., ana Nslten Judson Drug
10,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-19

Special display OF Fall Millinery,
Friday and Saturday, September ~,
"a.
rhs Wonder Millinery Co, IS South
Maiu.
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PURs.

Our stock OF Fufs In every conceiw
able grade and style will be unsurpassed
this season.
90 inch long Coney Ctpes, S5.75
q. % inch loug Electric Seal Capes,
$1,000.
50 inch long Astrachan Capes, SIG.
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For sale by all druggists.
sIsrEDDIoDA Ann CONFERENCE
HAsEs


Via Mo crnuds wesierh Hallway.
For tho Grand Welsh Ei-lcldiod At
Salt Lake City, October 3fd aud All.
ami the Seui.Aunusl Conference, l..
ID. g., at BAit Lake City, October an,
9th and 9th, Inclusive, this following
rates are authorized 10 salt Lake Clly
and return via Il. q. w. Hy.
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COLQRHn DRESS Gnnng.

An astonishing array OF magnificent
materials IN the most modern designs
as AXIS inch imported all wool Cor.
cant Boucher. Poplinc,lcs with small
figures, Fre1CL Crepons. Mohair and
Ssieilian novelties at 85c, 81 90, SIPS,
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BLACK DRESS GOODS.

The largest ard choicest collection we
ever have shown Especially notice.
able are; Mnhaifs. lacquaids Suidng.
Mallaisse, Crepons, Bouches, Bouf.
soullc, etc.
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FALL GOODS
COMING NOW.
Wooden Goods a Trlflo Higher
Than Last Fall, Cotton Fab
rios and Sewing silks have
Also Advanced In Price.

We have solacied cloth this fall with
the idea that We arc 10 have an improve.
mont IN tradc. Aud that ate Gus umcrs
VIII want boioF suits than thuy have
hCon buying for tic past t1fc0 Stars.
Therefore We purchase from tho most
reliable manufacturers, ani have solec:.
ed the VERY latest patterns, without regard
to tire Hllght extra cost oyoT goods of Lass
years dusignH. Wa Lnve also made
some TO able changes In uurmanufsciu!.
Ing dcpafi mhnl. nahla among thoto
Ia engaging thr service, Of ons Oi the
most reliable aud bot known cutters IN
the CITY, 80 our customers are trying no
exp riment by placing ofdo-s with H..
With regard to prices W. stlli ndhofo
20 our motto OF giving our cus.ofnris lilo
greatest valun possible Tor their money.
Being satisfied With very smsll profits.
We hayo also looked amer the Interests
q our loss fortunate customers, who do
not feel that they can afford TO invest
dress In well Hung, vol made, tasteful
appearing clothes, and Tor this tisds
have purchased very carefully so'oc cd
line OF American made goods. Those
goods are equal In ncainoss Of pat ofn
and general appearance TO those OF
foreign manufacture, ard ere u excel.
lent wearing qualities aud are rep e.sni.
ei by many INSCRIPTIONS dealers ~
imported, and offered for sale by them
~ such ~ prices much lower tlisn the
imported goods can be sold fof hui a
much higher price than we are offering
the same goods for. FROM these gDoda
we are ready 10 nll orders at from 5i2.aJ
10 roo and give the customers tlo bcu-
eft of having them cut and made Nv tho
beet skilled workmen IN tho oIiy, q priv.
logo we trust VIII 10 appreciated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-19
GEOGRAPHIC.
NEVSOF The PLAGUE
:, DISEASE SPREADING RAPIDLY
,.,. stricken Dowu-1hOusands
"S 4 iyIs,lm.-rhoa'aod' OF Cases
Reported from Russia

ru,Sctsco, Sept 1s.- Not
SS .n,lug tho endoavon OF tue
.s,, ,ad Chinese authorities 70
Hsn' ,sx, concerning tho cholera'
n'I' .,,n has a, last come to light con-
n '.,as the plague. Japan and Noi'n
min, arc fsirly alive win onI,s.a
. '.,m,. siberian officials have declare, a
I....,.e open ports infected, ana ITO N
's',.I ,ouice, is learned that over
!, oCO people have died in japan rom
NV. .',..ns aimee It's start In the Pe,ca-
torres ~. .o,,.a n
A., tso,bold. Advlces by tue steamer
IA Jsp,iro report that in TOXIC 'n'
s.,,,, terrific, and the ditesse germs
bsn 49, nur,e1 by the climntc into
nN1 49,, No. On the Rio JAneiro ll'-
,,,nnsnnia be learned concsrning Yoke
Una but nevertheless the piaguo 10
aging laefe also. g. 49, ,,.,,
,,.n,ssdipg rapidly. Misc Turner anu
,n.pnsiIa M III. and Mfs. Nc Farlano
e W. Gnu Chai London hlssion were
.,,,Ss,n down aud died. AT NankiDg
much illnsss prevail, among Foreigners,
, msnx Of whom have been forced TO
a. ram tho country. The ravSges Of
SsSlsra 10 japan are far greater Than
S.ys BEEN reported. Up 10 August
ss,b. lu,l before tho Rio sailed H.
Ss deaths from the disease were re-
sT. PETERSBURG, Sept is.-in the
ptoylnce Of Voibynla, between August
Kin and August 2iIh, inclusive, 6,sfs
Csc, OF cholera were reported anu
sIsi deaths resulted from the disease.
10 the province OF Podolia, from the
Nh 10 the sis, Of August, lOl casus OF
,holera aud IS deaths were reported.
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rroubled win reriodieAI Dysentsry

Henry P.Sllvera,of Luces, Jamsics.
West India Islands, says; "Sinoc my
recovery from IN attack OF cysontery,
seine ton years ago, II Gomez on sud-
denly At times ana makes me very
weak. A teaspooniul OF Chamberlain
Colo. Cholera aud pnrrhoea Remedy
taken In little water givus nr
Immediate relief. ! could get doEsu
Testimonials from people heTewho have
besn cured by this remedy"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-19
JACKETS.

An elegant. immense array OF the
newest. nobhiest shapes IN beautiful
Boucles, Mel,ons, Kerseys. Diagonals,
etc
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Cleanse your blood with Godbe Pitts
Blood Purifier, made from herbs.

Parks' Tea cloars the skin. For sale
by +. j. Hi & Co., and Nelden JUL
son Drug 90. /
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SHOES.

In our new department will be found
the finest, largest lines OF Children's
and Ladies' Shoes, at Prices the
Lowest.
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Finn, FOR free slIrer nv'niiop.

CHICAGO, sepI. ,is.-Plans are now
cling formulated for n great iret-siiVsI
convention In Chicago. IL 10 INTENDED
Ihat this convention, Ia the event that
The old PARTIES reiuse to place iroe-
silver plank In their platforme, shall
nominate candidates for the presidency
and yloo presidency and organize TOT
40 active campaign In 1896.
This was deoidsI upln NJ ioday's
,esslon Of tho iree-lilver coniefoncs at
tbs auditorium. The question was
bought before the meeting by Con-
gresham AeAiuD. who presented "a re-
iolullOn calling for the action outlined
shove.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-19

NOVELTY DRESS GOODS.

Exclusive styles la the new Ffises.
fancy Libcline, Bayadefe. Boureltcs,
luidcscgnt Curls. etc.
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BOYS CLOTHING and
GENTS FURNISHINGS.

our stock will be found complete,
with the finest lines at the Lowest
Prices in the city.
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TRIMMINGS.

Everything new, dainty and stylish in
dress garniiufes is shown among our
trimming stock.
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MILLINERY. ...,.a

We are In daily receipt Of all the new
styles IN Ladies' and Children's Fall
Connections.
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SALTAlR TRAINS on Page 8

Notice OF Removal.
NJ. Kopp, tho candy man has moved
10 III South West Temple,
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For sale by 2. c. NJ. l.. Clark FL
dIedge & Co. Western Hardware Co,
Salt Lake Hardware Co., and CeS- 4.
Lowe. Salt Lake City. Utah.
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Gated church proferly. Negotiations
sre said TO be nfogtossing between the
Vatican and the QnitlnAl.
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RIBBONS.

All the newest effects anG fancy dc.
signs are here IN great prolusion.
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Manufacturer and dealer IN all kinds
or Metallic, Wood and Cloth Covered
COINS and Caskeis.
Full line OF Cotln Furnishings kept
constantly on hand.
Telephone and telegraph orders
promptly allied.
opon Day and y tight
Factory and wSrerooms No. 2a3 L. Ii,
eouth ~ hlaakA aAAt Of IhaAiAE
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5@g5Ns& ss;|Ik!!4ss!Bs&
GREAT EVENT.
FALL OPENING AND INTRODUCTION or new FASHIONS,

We are bound 10 be the POPULAR STORE. bort
miss this great event. Our store is full from base
meni to roo. Every department fairly sparkles
with crisp, new and stylish goods, selected by our
expert buyers from the great maris Of tie world.
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READY MADE DRESSES.

Never before have we carried such a
magnificent, complete line OF stylish
suits from $500 to $500. etc,
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I m
WRlGLEY'S
JUICY FRUIT
CHEWING GUM.

fhs Vines, Favored Gun on earth CLARK,
Hldrengo a Co.,, sat LAKE tily, JghE scou'
tfoft a sous Co., Ogden. tuls szon1s
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HIGH CLASS NOVELgY SILK
CSC.

IS shades eros dc Londrcs Tane,a
SIR, In newest two.toncd effects. spec.
ial At
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-27

have determined to open the saloon IN
districts where rents are highest and
where most people congregate. We
feel sure that we can demontrate that
the scheme will be a success from a
business standpoint. We shall be much
disappointed if they do not pay a net
profit of 10 per cent If we demon
strate that, the Peoples Institute will
be relieved from further prosecution
of the scheme. Private enterprise and
capital will then step in and push the
good work. Where the cent drinks
win be sold there will be reading
rooms, plenty of light and heat, toilet
rooms, absolute cleanliness and good
substantial free lunch on the side.
Where 10 cent drinks are sold the ac-
Communications will be the same, but
there will be more mahogany and plate
glass about the bar, and the free lunch
will be so elaborate that it will serve
for good substantial meal
1t can not be propheSied that this
scheme will be success. Men drink
beer because it is beer, and the man
who wants beer will not put up with a
counterfeit At the same time it
should be remembered that the Ameri-
can people liked to be humbugged and
it may be possible to do man good by
huinbugging him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-27
TRYING COUNTERFEIT BEER.

Bishop Fallows, an eccleSiastic of
Chicago. has some queer ideas. One of
them is the liquor question. In order
10 abolish beer drinking he has devised
beverage which resembles beer.
which tastes like beer but which is not
beer. In describing his drink he says:
What puzzled us most was To pro-
vide some drink that would take the
place of beer. We shall Offset whisky
brandy and rum with soda water. choco-
late, coffee, mineral waters. matted
milk. cocoa, lemonade. etc, but at first
there appeared TO be no substitute for
beer.
We resolved to make one. Expert
chemists have been III work on the
problem for some time and the solution
is At hand We have new drink the
color Of beer and scarcely to be dis
tinguished from il, but, OF course. it is
non-alcholic and non-fermentive. Hops
enter into its composition-som
that can not be said of some of the
beer sold over Chicago bars. The only
difficulty we have Yet TO overcome is
10 do away with some OF the bitterness
Impaired TO the beer by the hons.
After much discussion Of details we
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-27
PLEASE KILL PADEREwSKI.

Something in the mental composition
of musician gives him a fascination
for being walked upon. 1t is not
known what it is, but that something
is imbedded in the soul Of 4 musical
crank, and his heart is never so gay as
when musical jumborambleso over him
and screws the point of his heel into
the crank's epidermis.
The real musical crank will walk
miles to be insulted by a great must
clan. He will flop over in front of the
adored pianist or violinist and breath
out prayer that he be jumped on and
smashed and used as 4 door-mat and
kicked just for old friendship.
Occasionally some wild-eyed Euro
pean will stroll over into this country
young blade with a colorado maduro
complexion and a varelloid moustache.
He also has a buShel or two of faded
jute hair which looks very much like
a dish of decayed vermicelli that the
rats have been into. He comes out be-
fore an audience and waiting this hair
around in the air, and crossing his
eyes, squintS at the audience and sits
down at the piano and hits it. He gets
his feet up on the keyboard and plays
pussy-wants- a-corner with the tune,
jabbing his fist into the bass; swatting
the treble with his right, and knocking
splinterS of ivory and rosewood all over
the hall at every round.
The audience gets on its feet and
whoops. The people say it is grand.
Several light-headed females chirp that
he is an angel. They encore him, but
Paderewski simply squints through
the wilderness Of hair and refuses to
play again. Several women and weak
young men follow him to his carriage.
Other people stop him on the streetsand
ask him questions that would peel the
yarnish off buggy wheel. Without
exception Paderewski inSulted them all.
and he had crowds following him and
Fostering him in every large city in
this country.
1t didn't hurt the musical cranks to
be insulted at all. They had spoken to
the angelic PaderewSki and that was
sufficient.
Last week Paderewski appeared in
London. At the last moment he re-
fused TO play because he learned that
only ten shillings admittance had been
charged. Paderewski wanted twenty
shillings. The people wouldn't make
up the difference and Paderewski
wouldn't play and the concert was dis
missed.
1t IS all right to work the genius
racket, but when a genius carries it as
far as Paderewski has, he ought to be
dropped into tie ocean, and it hoped
that the English viii dispose of him
that way.