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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-27

To clean house send for us to take up,
clean and relay your carpets. Nothing
is so detrimental to good health as
unclean carpets. BY sending your car
pets to the Forsyth company you are
assured of having them returned to you
az clean as new carpets. apis tt
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-27
EOR SALE

A FIRST-CLASS secondhand Hrockett 81
IN futile phaeton, in excellent order and
unusually comfortable; desirable bargain
in every way. Can be seen at
je4 tt 4hD DIXWEIsL AVENUE. N
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-27
Aeal Estate.


DLEAsANTIY furnished front room, in
1yaj'7t' DPRINoE STREET,
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-27
ARE YOU LOOKING

TyOR tirst-class table board Try the CAT
E Francois, $500 per week; table d'hot
dinner, 50 cents. 1903 CHAPEL STREET,
iva tt corner of High,
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-27
DIRECTIONS
for using
CREAM BALM.

Apply a particle of the
Balm well up into the
nostrils. After a mo-
ment draw strong
breath through thenose
Use three times a day,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-19
HE HAS RESIGNED.
CART II. G. HAYsoR No LONGER
COMMANDS THE LLOYD RIFLES.
MS Indignation Was Due to Iusi-
ness EngnEementS--EIe of
Omccr= Inst Night,

At n meeting OF Lloyd Rifles last
night at the nrmory OF the company,
CAPT, NJ, c. Raysor rendered his resiE-
nation and 1t was accepted. but with
regrets. by the company,
Captain Raysors resignation was
due 20 the fact that he has recently
accepted a business position which re-
quircs him 10 DO absent from the city
for a great part OF his time, and, con.
seGueutly, he is not ahle to attend to
the duties of the Office. He has been a
member OF Lloyd Rifles for several
years and was elected captain Just one
year ago. During his Official term.
In HIS work Tor the company, and has
proven very efficient officer and popu-
lar with all his comrades In arms.
He was unanimously elected an hon-
orory member OF the company. As a
testimonial of appreciation the mem
hers Of the company presented him
with a beautiful gold watch cAarm, a
star In shape. with crossed swords
above and diamond center, and with
presentation inscription upon the re-
verse side.
First Lieutenant Guy c. Har,shorn
was elected as Captain Raysog's sue.
cessor and will without doubt be
found fully competent to keep the re.
putation OF the Lloyd Rifles Up to the
high standard already attained The
other officers elected are. Ray simp.
son, Erst lieutenant; Thomas Sc tuler.
second Lieutenant; pelos W Il own,
sem secretary; q, G. Harishorn, treas,
rrcr; Homer 4. Wilson. Chaplain; DR..
w. Beverly West, surgeon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-19
ARE ALL FOR CUBA
AN ENTuusIAsric MEETING N
CORNELL COUNTY.


Operas Cove, Coryen County. Tex.
Nov is (spccIall-At mass meeting
OF the citizens OF Operas cove held
at the public hall Saturday night. and
after several patriotic Cuban speeches
were made, The following resolutions
were unanimously adopted;
Resolved, that the citizens OF coporos
Cove. In masa meeting assembled. do
unanimously declare that tho Island OF
Cuba should be five, and as our own
nation, In ita darkest hours &c struggle,
was cheered by the recognition OF the
generous French nation. therefore be
Il further
Resolved, that we declare It TO be
the duty OF the United States Koyern-
ment 10 recognize the Cuhans as hpnlg-
eFents aud that the United states Il
hereby memOralized to Instruct con.
gress to immediately recognize them
as such when II convenes at WASH
ington In December
Further resolved. that the corrc-
spondent OF the Fort Worth Daily Ca
zetter be furnished with copy OF the
resolutions with request to publish.
~. BARKER, Chairman,
W. Il. KENNETH Secretary,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-19
NEW snoys' DINNER
Given by Crawford Dry Goods Coma
pany ON ThanLsglvInE.

The Crawford Dry Goods 90, many
WI do very gracious deed r.tnk.-
giving day, All the newshoys and ~,
ricr roNs will he gathered at that es.
CANT dinner.
Already the boys are In a state Of de.
hshttul anticipation OF the good thing
OF ne whleh VIII be ahundantly spread
before them by the liberal hearted A.
and In no possible direction could such
bounty have been extended and met
with more enthusiastic or grateful an.
probation. 1t will be treat that tho
boys VIII long remember. for 1t is such
worthy acts as this that shine forth
like goods deeds in naughty world. .
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-19

"Thc Fatted CnIT' wa. the Play
Last Might.

Tho Fatted Cnlf' was billed for only
one ulght Ia Fort Worth but that was
ample suilinieucy. Possessing no liter
arg merit whatever the MAY depends
solely on tho few specillties introduced
Its only saving clause was the singing
Of Misses Lewis. White and Leslie,
wli was very crcdltahle. aud the
really clover acting OF Herman IIlrsh.
berg who got al that waa possible
out OF tho character OF Squire Daniel
Pcrley.
The Charity opera for the benefit OF
the orphans home tonight and tomor-
row night and matinee will be the next
attraction
k9ene appears Friday night In Ham,
let. Saturday night In Richard III nnd
saturday matinee in the Merchant OF
Venice.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-19

4 Chinnmun MnrrIr- an American 1T
Muco-Itc Wakes II 1rIp.

Waco. Nuy 1S.-Spcr.plD--A very pc.
nuluy welding occurred hero at ggl
South Sixth street last night sam
krr, IL ChlnnmNn with n state rrpu.
tul1u Cor wealth and Intelligence. MAR
loi Miss npuullh NJ, lyry am American
lut}. A large number OF prominent
people, both lydlea and gentlemen nt-
tended lnc wedding sum will leave
n a. few days Tor visit 60 Chur. but
uls Vito VIII remau loo Waco md await
her huanuudH return
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-19
BouNp ron fonr NORTH.
pelesates 60 the Grand Lodge
knights and Ladies' of Houur.

Terrell, Tex. Nov. is.-tspeciall-.
Mr.. and Mrs. J ID. smith left This
evening FOR Fort Worth, to be In at
tendance ut the Grand Lodge KnlShts
and Ladies' OF Honor, Mr. smith ia
one OF Torrelrs largest business men,
and Is large In ipore respects than one.
The lack OF cotton sales ana ne
scarcity Of the staple make1 trade
somewhat dun but there ~ consider
able grain yet to be marketed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-19

is all that could pe desired, and meny
Of the farmers are sowing winter
wheat. The acreage In this section
year.
The outlook for this section for the
coming year * more favorable than
for years. The good crops Of this year
have placed many or the farmers out
of debt. and the number who viii heye
20 go on credit win be considerably
less than heretofore.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-19

Al McCicndun aud Miss Pauline
WhitungLIIi to We'd.

Waco, Nov -(SpeclaIl-Ab Mo
Tendon. son NJ Mayor j $. McLondon.
president OF the Citizens National
hank here, will leave this week for
Hopkusville, Ky, whore he viii wed
Miss Pauline Whittlnghu, formerly Of
Waco. After an extended trip inelud-
inv the exposition at Atlanta. they viii
retmrn 20 MnNn to IeaIln
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-19
the CASE AFrIn,leD.
The Lesaiity OF the City eavern-
mcnt Is Affirmed,

cisco. Tex. Nov. is,-,(sneeiall "A
telegram WAS received : ,tae,lay eight
from our city attorney. B W patter-l
son, az Fort Worth. that the ease was
Affirmed there establishing thS iorau-
" OF our city government This Will
no doubt put stop "a ai.y fp,ther
var on the city and ITS Interests.
The condition OF The weather and soil
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-19

Mr.. John sunivan's cold ami silver
Mines in Utah.

John sullivan. private secretary for
Tanner \ Son, received a sample Of
ore from his mine IN Utah that runs
eighty ounces OF silver and 4 Si-i0A in
gold. Air sullivan discovered these
iasses while running as a locomotive
engineer on the Rio Grande Western
railroad. Since he left them he has
placed all OF his savings in develop
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-19
CLERK CIRCUIT
COURT ST. LOUIS

signs an Affidavit sworn to nefor.
Him by VIM. Hess, Who Had been
crippled nnd Disabled for Years
Ten Doctors Tried tu Cure Him.
Nat Failed, While ycno's EIectri.
Fluid aud Ncno's Curative syrup
Sent Him to Work In Two Week.
Ihcse Famous Remedies WIZ Cure
You as Quickly Ms They DID Mr..
Hess.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-19

Wcrisrnrn Unable To Enter Milne
where Accident Occurred.

Eagle Pass. Tex. Nov. 1s-fsnac,., 3,
THE body OF Assistant Foreman los
Lehnen, the unfortunate victim o. the
Hartz coal mine explosion. has moi
been received. The explosion destroy.
ed the ventilatlng apparatus Of tha
mine 50 thst wcrkmen cannot as Vet
enter u. sad feature OF the disaster
~ inst nis FAMILY were expected within
a few days to make this their horns. :
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-19

Yesterday twenty-five men uera Ia,
on In the Texas and Pncifc shnns n.
Big SPRINGS. None have been laid ON
in the shops here, but there has been
a reduction made from ten to nine
hours work -o
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-19

me, ] walk without my cane md r ,sni
70 70 work next Monday. / havs, MI NJ,
Ten doctors trying to cure me e. r haa
az s,,,,a .siiedi DURING the three years 7
eo,tsred ! was unable to work am
Tor ma, you are are the 1niy doS-
ouShly feel grateful ~ thor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-19

1uanita PAnsy, the infant daughter
OF Mr., Alex Hirshneld, died last night
~ $3.50, at HIS nome on uipscomb
street. OF mcmbraneous Group. aged
TWENTY-FIVE months. Funeral announces
ments ater
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-19
APPOINTMENTS NEXT
fnEY WILL nm ANNOUNCED TODAY
A LARGE NUMBER or CiiAtAo-
TIERS PASSED.
Tho nishop AdmInistera scath'nE
Hcbuiso to Tho.c Who Quit one
denomination for Another.


Temple. Tex. Nov. 1g. --Cspeolull-
r1e hsgpy ra.utns ~ yoatcrHr
.,tt .,i,,. ..t,,,r,..,ea.
'h'oush'D' ."' cup o., , "' ''' ' ,,,. n..'
which pulplls wyIn MOD DR. l'' pN'l
known. mlniatorH of lun conference md
p,ost uIpIpipcnt uyln.a l4 TsNlv. to-
-, .......,.f... 5f
A'l"'r W.T." '"s '''N'''I' ."''.''.'',
this mDrulHg ana good alyhi7 i"bI
enUapd the members OF lhr Sur.Hast
~. ............. a.. ,,,,,,.r ,,,ly Far
i'hN' '''''''N' ~
Oh" A'sNiIn'
The general sentiment nf tne 4uui'r.
.u., Do, ,,,t tbs, b,n. had d p!.,.lut
.,.. ,..,.a,,,t,i.. ,,,,...,l,,.. do l.a. moon d.
"i' I'D''''"'' ''''.,'''H' '''
harn"ni"n' one ana 'Ha 'nl'lI"'in ''
ra. .,'..5.I ami OF any pre,ious
m'''''E' ...,
II lH expected innt the work. o' tho
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-19
We Are
Convinced

That high-grade footwear at
reasonable prices is what the
men of Fort Worth want.
We have met their desires
and have just received Il
large lot of splendid first
class high.fnish, latest styles
mems shoes that we will sell
at So; "a and S..
Mems SLIPPERS, snitab e
for holiday gifts are hand
somer this season than ever
Many designs have just been
received.
Ask TO see that famous
bootee for which we are sole
agents.
CROWLEY & SIMMS
Main and Sixth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-19
runr WORTH nAILwAr scnrurl.


(Texarkana. Sherman and Paris
Arrive Northbound Lksn|
....No.32 daily"". s;Slt d
Arrive SouthbOund LAiu|
$3.50 p No.. No. l dglly...
Texas and Pacific trains Nos and
only stop at TeNarkana, 7. c. Junsri
Atlanta, Jefferson, Marshall LongIkH
Junction, Big Sandy, Mineola Wh|
Point, Terrell Forney, East Daas
Dallas and Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-19

The eurAs performed
by Veno's Curative sy-
rup and Venus leicc-
trio Fluid d1nilbfound
physicians and sur
Prise everybody, No
doctor could prescribe
The same medicine. and
no other medicine will
DO the same work.
Don't delay. Disease is
treacherous and time
II money. The follow
inE afidavit is self ex.
planatory.
Sl3 Chouteau ave 6,
Louis, Mo-, May II.
iSsS,--Dr. Veno: Dear
SRI beg to inform
you for the benefit Of
an oripples In 81. Louls
that since l commence
ed the use OF yonr
medicines ten DAYS ARD
my paf,. 80
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-19

Don't Listen to nirotry npJ pr.,,,
dtce-Do Not Experiment WIN, IN
experienced ana tnuualifi,a noe
.ors-hou VIII Save Time ana
honey by Trying These Remedies
ut Once.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-19

Fort Worth and mo Grandt
Arrive kiN
1:45 p Fort worth.,,,ll'ssA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-19

Arrive Lsi'
4;45 p m.,... No. ] dally,.,,
.....No. 2 dally..-.lllsi'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-04
INDIAN TERRITORY REUNION.
A Large and Pleasant Gathering Last
Evening.

From three to four hundred people
assembled In tho Fifteenth ward hall
last evening at the reunion Of Indian
Territory missionaries anu Saints anu
their friends. Among those ptessn mt
were Elders Francis NJ. Lyman, Geo.
Teasdalo and Hsber J. Grant, Of the
Council OF Apostles, Eldep Seymour
b. Young ana Edward Stevenson, OF
the First Council OF Seventy, u large
number OF those who had performed
missions In the Indian Territory, and
other leading Elders. The program
was informal, anu consisted OF ,onRs,
speeohop. music, etci and picnic.
Among tho speakers were Elders
George Teasdals, who was on a misslon
10 the Indian Territory In 1883, Henry
Eyripg, on u mission there from 1900
10 1850, and Andrew Kimbsll, presi-
Dent Of the mission. There were also
songs by Elder Teastale, Elder George
GoddArd, u quartetto Of the returned
missionaries, and the choir When the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-04
LOCAL SPORTING NJ VS..
Tho Smith Lakewood contest at the
Athletic club Rooms Ionight--hs
Corbstt- tltzsimmons Fiasco.

Amidst the numerous and varied
attractions offered To the Salt Lake
public tonight il one which in sporting
patlauoo IN known az au exhibition OF
manly art. The principals are Jack
Smith OF North Yakima ami Harry
Gatewooj, who poses ~ the feather
weight champion OF the northwest.
Both men are said TO be- la the pink OF
condition and they promise a lively
contest.
This action OF the governor OF the
Lone Star state In converting the
legislature OF that commonwealth
In special session nnd securing
tue passage OF n law prohibiting prlze
fighting Ia order 10 make tho copisni-
plated meeting OF Corbstt and Fitz.
simmons, illegal II not impossible, has
created disappointment among con.
siderable number OF local sports Ms they
had made arrangements TO 20 TO Dallas
In n private car, chartered Tor the
occasion. In connection with this
phase OF the question the admirers Of
the manly ATT participants mty te in
lescated IN knowing what Bat Mae
trfspn hss to say OF the Interrupted
ngAt. lie was interviewed by n TO.
porter Of the Denver Republican anu
yesterday morning 1t was ohroniol0d
NJ ioll1wt:
In Toply 10 n question concerning
the fight which the Texas Legislature
has Interrupted, Bat Mssie sou ssl1
last night thai II CoTbett anu Fiiz.
simmons will not be allowed 20 meet
Mt Dallas they will never meet to test
the clAin 20 tns chaInpiOnship,
MRsteTs0a hld been CHOSEN referee
Tor tho SmiIh-Ryan ws.,eT-wsight
nlht which was % nave proceeded the
big event. smith u the "Mysteriou.
Billy" hmith OF Boston, ana Ryan IL
from Chicago. The uen nghi Ut l45
pOunos zach ana have boxed four
times, each time without settling tue
right TO tuprsmscy. "P.rson" Davies
Is ut the back Of Smith and joe West
colt cham piDns Ryan.
Matterson says u IA not likely he
would have hesn Askei 10 referee the
zig FIGHT. He says C0rbett regards him
with All uniriendly feeling on account
Of standing up for Charlie Mitchell
40 agalnst Corbett. But hs uOus not
mi I'd this Ms he IL very positive IN tho
belief that Corbstt eau knock out FilE-
nimmons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-04

roll o. mlssiora,ies YVES called (cover-
log 81 namrs) u was responded TO
eitnCr y tue mssitnSrg or the nearest
relative rreient. and IN tat
way moit'sf th.ss who have done
miasiut nry WORK Anung u"
] disns nnl whito residents ia that
Territory vcis represented. OF tho,e
WHO rcspOndrI Nnfo grand
daughter Of Oliver Cowdofy aud q
son o. Farley r. Pratt, the brst two
missionaries 10 the Indians. Dating
Tao cvening an elegant luncI, cqnsisi-
lug OF tauuw.ches, cskes, Uofr-breEi,
gtarei, peaches, pesis, lemonade, etc.,
was served. Tas hall was beautifully
decorated for the occasion win oak
branches, corr, and other features aug
geative o. lifo N tbs Iudian Territory
mi's,on, with cufiUsities from ihat
psft Of Tire country, phoiogtapha Of Toe
Elder, the meeting houses 81 Npuafd,
Macy and ~. John, and other places
% mole In the mission, hnt with
flowers. Eidur Joseph II. Felt wns
hastcr OF caromonlsa. Tho time was
pasted pleasantly until about l0.3J,
when tho aHssubiage dispersed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-04

DENVER, Oct. 4.-At the final meet.
Ing Of the American Public Health
association today, DIR. Samuel Carrona
Y. Vale. director OF the National
School OF Medicine OF Mexico. an
nounced the discovery by him OF a
ceriain cure for yellow fever, which he
has already used successfully In
hundred cases. The treat.
ment IL by innoculatiOn by n
tuocutanteous Injection on the ooltulRr
tiseus OF tho arm, OF urine taken from
the patient tetween the fourth ana
fourteenth days OF the fever. 1t can
DO guarded against also In this
manner, lust as smallpox can DO avoid
ed by vaccination. DR.. Vale reported
that his discovery hal been invetti-
gated ana approved by DR.. Sternberg,
surgeon general OF the United S!ates.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-04
OBER A. 1895. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH

waters for exhibition purposes. Ger
man ami French Ghipbuildera were
present rs well. but the al contest
was between the agents oil the Union
iron works and the Cramps for the
United States and two or three Of the
largest English ship yards.
The imperial diot meets In Novem-
Der, anu tho minister OF marine viii
ask for liberal APPROPRIATION for the
Increase OF tho war marine. After this
matter Ia settioi 1t will be In order for
foreign chip builders 10 submit facts
and figures about their handiwofk.
All proportions will be carefully con.
siderrd, tui II 10 generally believed
that the fret contracts let will be for
atmured cruiser of n composite style OF
American and English design, and
that native bidders will be given the
preference proviuiug their bids are
anything near ~ low M those Of other
Countries.
After this Ia disposed Of It IL said
there will be special competition for
original designs Of war vesseiB open to
the world. Ia tnis competitions Mr..
Scott hoprs TO succeed IN getting a
plum or two. Tue Cramps will ALEC
make u strong effort In tho same direc.
lion.
Tnus far there arc no plants 10 Japan
capable OF making armoT,An1 this anu
armament would have 10 DO pufoharei
elsewhere. Ii IL said tho Japancso
think American afmor plate the rsst In
tho world, anu Mr.. Carnegie thinks he
ought TO get n very large slice OF this
pie.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-04
Arrived Tome.

This afternoln's RIO Gisnde wc,t-
err train from tue east brought In El-
ders WIN. ID. Bowrlng aui John IL.
Vincent, Of this city, called home
from the Indian Territory mission OF
account " sickness. Tho Eiders havo
been In the mission field over thirteen
mnuths, and Elk weeks ago were
stricken with f5vsf. AZ tlated
yesterday, Elder Vincent had a more
severe attack than Eiiur B1wfing, but
both sre quite w. they were taken
charge OF by their families on arrival
today. The Two days Journey from 81.
john was borne iaisly well by them.
Their condition nov IL not such hs 10
excite alarm, and their steady progress
toward recovery may be looked foT.
While Ill at 81. John they received
every Kindness at the bands OF the
hospltable pc ople there.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-04
THEY OFFICERS
The Clmb,Iln Association is Ready
For Another Year.
THE CONTESTS OF LAST NIGHT.
Salt Lake Holds Good Place No Far
Tonight MAY Ito Someone Llse's
Lucky Onc-Good RendilIon,.

Tho CsmbrlNn association held n
nesting at CoAlter a Snelgrove's hall
at noon today and elected officers for
tho coming year. Nothing was done.
rs had been expected, ia the matter
Of location for the next Este idiod.
Denver comes out with letters Of invl-
talon from Mayor MoMurray Of the
Colorado capital, Governor Mcintire
Of the Centennial state, AMI Secie-
tary Jackson OF the board OF trade OF
the same city, urging tins holding OF
the next Eisieddfod In that city. Mon
tana will make fight for Butte; but
tho Denver people arc confident that
they will win tho day and that n Salt
Lake people want TO hear the next
Eisioddfod they must 20 to Denver a
year hence. At any rate. the matter
VIII be settled tomorrow morning.
The association todHy also adopted
a constitution and set of bylaws and
o eo,ed the following officers; President
Auhur l.. Thomas, Of salt Lake CITY,
vice Presidents, Geo. u. Byvater, OF
1hAt hhho 1lly, - H. heyeuus OF
Butte, Jno. 5. Junkinp, OF Denver, ID.
q. Thomas. u Rock Springs. wyo.
ming, w. n, Williams aud ID. l..
Davis, OF salt Lake CITY, sud Thor. A.
Davis, OF MalAd, Utah. When ~ came
" the election n u secretary, Mr John
James, the present incumbent, desired
10 be excused from serving further,
nut tho chairman ruled MIN cut
OF order ana put tue vote, To.
tuitibK III an unanimous ncclamstl0n
for Mr.. James election. Mr.. Lloyd
Jones OF Denver aud Mr.. Jno. u.
Evans Of Butte were elected assistant
. ctetarie. An auditing committee
was elected consisting Ut the following;
ID. Il. Davis, w. n. Williams aud X.
J. TlomAs, all ofSslt Lake City; Elias
Morris was Reelected treasurer
An HdIuutnmeut was thsn taEen I'LL
o O'Clock tomorrow morning NJ tho
ssmc place.
The following states were represent
cd NJ toipy's meeting; Utah, Colorado,
Montana, Wyoming, luahO, NevAJa,
kansas and Ohio.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-04

were accustomed TO In tho United
States that most Of their troubles may
fairy he attributed TO this chsnge Of
environment. The climate tried them
severely ana the change Of water
brought on complaint. which were az.
rravated by insufficient dwelling
hon q accom- modationp.
Minister Ransom contradicis the alb
eufd stories regarding his health,
which, he says, has not been 60 good
for many years.
A MI. Ehllnger, representing a
Manchester, England, house, met with
y painful accident ut Puebla while try
Ing to board mn ibtef.ocean train.
Cotton mill owners are excitedly dis
GUSHING the rise in pricu'. American
cotton 10 largely imported TO mix with
the native article, Cotton here shows
sympathetic advance.
The governor OF tue federal district
has strictly forbidden gambling al.
duadaloupe now that the religious
ieies have begun there aud tue gam
blefs are enragei ut the refusal Of pei
mission by General ltincon Gallafdo.