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Rock Island Argus., 1895-10-02
Absolutely Pure.
ABBREVIATED TELEGRAMS.

Two thousand miners in the Massiilon
(O.) district have gone on strike about
plan to fix the rate of wages, which latter
has been agreed upon.
A receiver has been appointed in the
superior court at Chicago for the Produce
Cold Storage exchange, whose place of
business is at Lake and South Water
streets. The receiver is Charles NJ. STRAIT
ton. The company fails with liabilities of
nearly S.j0o.OOO and assets of about s20O, 600
Rev. 4. Dewitt Talmage has left Brook
lyn for Ohio, and will return on Saturday
to preach his farewell sermon at Lafayette
Avenue Presbyterian church on Sunday
evening. He goes to Washington this
month.
lie Forban . new torpedo boat construc.
ted at Havre for the French government,
has just accomplished 3l.32 knots an hour
in her official trial, which is so far the
highest actual speed recorded for this class
of vessels.
The supreme court of Minnesota has
the hearing in the appeal of Harry T. Hay
ward from the death sentence for murder
for Nov. 4.
The Western States Dccpwatcr convcn-
tion (the object of which is to find an out.
let for western products on the Gulf of
Mexico instead of through Chicago or
New York; is in session at Topeka, Kas.
The school board of Linwood, Gin.
cinnati suburb, has knocked out the
Lords Prayer in the schools. Its suppress
SIGN was demanded by the Roman Cath
olics The Protestants declare the fight is
not yet ended.
The men who began building the am
phithcatre at Dallas for the big fight have
stopped work until they hear from the leg.
islaturc.
jim Smith, as he calls himself has been
arrested at Necnah, Wis, rs one of the
Wisconsin Central train robbers, and he
has confessed.
An Injunction has been filed by the
New Orleans Daily Picayunc restraining
Isthe state and city from compelling the
paper to pay taxes on type setting ma
chimes. The paper claims that the tax is
unconstitutional.
Maud Steidel, about 16, has been found
in Roman Catholic school at Chicago,
where she had been sent, SO it is charged,
by Father Wagner, n Roman Catholic
priest at st. Joseph, Mo-, who, it seems,
should be the girls husband. He has
been arrested.
James Davenport, farmer, so years
old, the father of ten children, was burned
up i'll the town lookup at Cleveland, .. T.,
He started the fire himself.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-10-02
MAKES A NEW DECLARATION.
An Editor Who Doesn't Like the Spirit {
the Propositions.

An Editor Who Doesn't Like the Spirit Of
the Propositions.
Article ii contains nothing new. Article
III is important. 1t has declaration,
new to the church, that the general synod
is the supreme legislative authority.
Bishops alone are to compose the
court for the trial of n bishop.
The power to define o. revise doctrines is
taken from the general synod and lodged
with the bishops alone rs the sole and su-
preme judges of what the doctrines OF the
church are 1t is most radical provision.
The house of bishops is constituted a final
the association Of contiguous dioceses in
provinces, each province to have its chief
bishop. to he called primate.
In Article V four changes are proposed: !:
Missionary bishops are to be chosen by the
house of bishops alone; the house of bish'
ops alone shall have the right to send bish.
ops to foreign lands; new bishops must
have the consent of majority of the bish-
ops, and the house of bishops shall have
the right To meet at any time for any pur.
pose except that Of legislation.
Article VII regulates the formation Of
new dioccscs. Article VIII gives the dec
laration Of belief to which all candidates
for the ministry must assent. A notice.
able phrase is Ito conform to the doctrine
of the church instead of the doctrines, "
and the well-worn controversy over this
distinction will doubtless break out in
the convention.
According to one school Of churchmen
the spirit Of the proposed constitution is a
step toward 'prclatism." OF this Rev.
DIR. John Fulton. editor of The Church
Standard, in his paper, says: ''The devil
himself could devise no greater evil for
Episcopacy In the United States than
would infallibly follow II the wise adapta.
tion Of the historic episcopate to Ameri.
can institutions, which was devised a
century ago, were to be overthrown, and
an autocratic or prelatical episcopate
erected on its ruins"
Rock Island Argus., 1895-10-02
IOWA REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN
0psaed at Orange City by the Candidate
for Governor.


for Governor.
ORANGE CITY, Oct. 2.-The Republican
campaign was formally opened here with
big rally addressed by General F. NJ.
Drake, the cardidate for governor, and
George d. Perkins, congressman from the
Eleventh district. brakes speech was
the first formal address of the campaign,
and much interest was attached thereto.
His speech was devoted to national and
state issues both, but he claimed that ma
tiOnal issues were most important mt this
time. After Drake had finished Perkins
was introduced and addressed the meeting.
Drake referred to the liquor question in
the following words, which include all he
said on that subject:
Some Of us have thought that this
question could be settled by the actions of
political conventions; most of us now be-
lieve that it requires more than political
resolutions in party platforms. There are
still points of sharp difference, but think
that men have been growing more chari-
table towards the views of 9th men. We
may differ and still be honest. This was
the view the Republican party took ac-
lively two years ago. The speech which
pointed the way Of the Republican party
In that contest was made by one of the
fathers Of Republicanism, a man highly
esteemed in politics and in the church.
The party then relegated this question
to the legislative districts, affirming the
American doctrine Of local self-government.
The convention which named me rs can
didate for the office Of governor left the
question SO relegated. am wholly salts
fled with such relcgation to the senatorial
and representative districts, the law-mak-
Ing power Of the state, and see no reason
why the will of the people properly and
fairly expressed through their chosen rep.
resentatives should be ignored or set
aside.''
Rock Island Argus., 1895-10-02
Knocked Out the Water Company.

DEs MONIES, Oct 2.-Thc supreme court
has knocked the Water company out en-
tircly, holding that the city of Des Moines
had the right to make rates by ordinance,
and putting the burden of proof on the
company to show that the rates are not
compensatory. The provisions in the ex-
istng contracts for arbitration were held
void for uncertainty, and also because
they undertake to oust the courts of their
jurisdiction.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-10-02
Might Fight in the Territory.

WASHINGTON, Oct 2.-Sccrctary Smith
was asked IL he would take any steps to
prevent the Corbett Fitzsimmons fight
taking place i'm the Indian territory, and
replied that if an attempt was made 10
have the fight take place where the United
States controlled he would prohibit it, He
knew of nothing. he said, that would give
the department authority to prevent the
fight upon lands controlled by the five
civilized tribes if the Indians consent
Rock Island Argus., 1895-10-02
VIII wsit For Reinforcements,
NOT IN LINE WITH CULBERsoN.

An Ex-Governor of Texas Who Has Some
Views on the Subject.
Ex-Governor Barnett Gibbs says in re-
gard to the governors message: ''It, like
the call for an extra session, is as weighty
and strong as the subject would permit of
and this is not saying much. The ex-
traordinary session is justified on two
grounds only in the message-first, tho
brutality of a glove contest. Legislative
and executive ability may be able to de-
eide the line between brutal and IN anly
sports. How much of the an imal is to be
legislated out of man? You take it all, and
of course he becomes thing not danger
Gus to either sex; but on the other hand
he is no account to himself or his country.
What is left is fit for only soap and
grease. The Orientals studied for 1000
years for some effective mode of eliminat-
ing the brute from man and finally de-
cided that the only mode is to unsex him.
Politicians WHO spar with state constitu-
tions-tax money and vested rights-will
find no greater favor with st Peter or u
fully aroused people than professional
gamblers who sport with public morals.
A wave of fanaticism or the political nee
essity Of getting the minds of our religious
citizens off of the financial question can
not affect the responsibility Of the lcgis-
lators who have not consulted with their
working constituents. to whom only one
side Of the question has been presented
Morality consists in doing what our
conscience tells us is right and not forcing
our views on another by means of a six
shooter or a called session. The proclana-
tion and session raises grave questions of
morals ard constitutional prprnoafives ~
Rock Island Argus., 1895-10-02

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-Thc following
fourth class postofiices became presidential
yesterday and the postmasters in each
case, except one, were reappointed. The
exception was Daniel c. Madden vice NJ.
j. McNamara, Cudahy, Wis: Illinois,
Mt. Olive and Rossville; Indiana, Con-
verse and East Chicago; Iowa, Lisbon.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-10-02
Government Receipts for September.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-The comparative
statement of government receipts and ex-
penditures during the month of September
shows: Receipts, S27, ,51S; cxpend-
iturcs, s24, ,320, 4sl, which leaves Il surplus
for the month of s. 30 1874, and net def
cit for the last three months of 81, ,SS4, ,65s
The receipts during September are classi-
fed as follows: Customs, Sl4 ,653, ,967; in
tcrnal revenue, sl2, 260, ,0OS; miscellaneous,
1856, ,70l. The pension payments during
the month amounted to so, 707 ,907
Rock Island Argus., 1895-10-02
QUAY Holds a Family Reunion.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2.-United States
Senator Matthew Stanley Quay celebrated
his t2d birthday by family reunion.
1T is the only time we have had papa to
ourselves for a long time" said Miss
Quay, 'and we enjoyed him" The Re
publican chieftain received congratulatory
letters from prominent men all over the
United States
Rock Island Argus., 1895-10-02
The Crops in Illinois.

CHICAGO. Oct. e.-The weather crop re-
port for Illinois has the following: The
past week as a whole has been favorable;
frequent light showers and relief from tho
excessive heat of the previous week have
caused corn to ripen rapidly, and allowed
u good weeks work in the wheat fields,
where sowing has progressed well.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-10-02
Elma's Crew All Right. Save Ono.

SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich, Oct. 2.-Thc
crew of the schooner Elma, excepting one
man who was washed away by the sea
before the vessel was abandoned, We're
found by lighthouse ksepers in n ledge of
the Pictured Rocks seventy five feet above
the water. They passed through great suf-
ferlng from hunger and cold. and were
half dead when rescued
Rock Island Argus., 1895-10-02
why didn't Thev Acouit Him.

MOUNT VERNON, KY, Oct. 2.-The jury,
after forty hours deliberation, gave Rev.
W. G. Capps two years in the penitentiary
for shooting his wife five times some
three months ago. She had applied for
divorce on account Of cruel treatment.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-10-02

NEW YORK, Oct. THE Corbett party
has started for Texas. Corbctt was accom-
panied by his manager William A. Brady,
Steve O'Donnell, John Donaldson, Joe
Corbctt. Jim McVey. Billy Delaney
and Jim Daley. Corbett expects
to reach San Antonio, Tex. By Oct o. 1t
is not known whether John L. Sullivan
will act rs referee.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-10-02
An Opinion :. 1. an Opinion.

TOPEKA, kas., Oct. 2. - Ex-Governof
Hubbard, Of Texas, in an interview said:
"Thcrc may or may not be a prize fight in
Texas. II u law be passed making prize
fighting n felony then there will be nc
fight between Eitzsimmons and Corbett." {"
Rock Island Argus., 1895-10-02
Advance in Miners.Wa.cs Conceded.

PITrsRuRG, Oct. 2.-Reports from all
parts 81 the coal district indicate that the
advanced rate for mining has been gen.
orally agrec1 TO and all are at work with
the exception of two mines employing
about 400 men. They are expected to get
in line.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-10-02

has q grand record as remedy for
all diseases peculiar to women. Ask
your druggist for one OF the Zoa-
Phora Medical books for women.
For sale by T. H. Thomas and Mar
shall 4 Fisher.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-10-02

a good appetite and refreshing
sleep are essential to health of mind
and body, and these are given by
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-10-02
On Tap everywhere.
Only Union labor employed.

The Rock Island Brewing Company. success
ors to George Wagner's Atlantic Brewery, |:
Huber's City Brewery and Raible & Stengel's
Rock Island Brewery. as we'll as Julius Junge's
Bottling Works. has one of the most complete
Brewing establishments including Bottling de-
partment in the country. The product is the
very best. Beer is bottled at the brewery and
delivered to any part Of the tri-cities, and may
he ordered direct from the head offices on Mo-
line avenue by Telephone.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-10-02

Call for Rock Island
Brewing Co. Beer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-16
TRus Tee SALE.

NlrHEREAa. on THE i,rn DAY on NO.
w yember. 1895, Isaac Hunter lid execute
aud deliver ~ the undorAisned his cortain deed
0f trust conveying tho following described
tracts OF land IN tAt LaHe city, salt Lake
county. Territory Of utah, 10 wit Lots one ~,
two 90, three al, four til, seven "a and eight
~, aud the south halt Of lots i've 90 and siN
tbl, ali IN Block nity. three taSl Of FIAT So
In salt lake CITY survey. IN trust 20 secure tue
payment Of hts pfumissofr note for the aum
o. sl.5'o. with interest payable 10 4. ". VIII
liArs or order, aud
whofeas, ssid deed Of trust provides among
other thiug- that IN case OF deiAult IN the
payment OF SID note or the interest thereon,
ths undersisned might proceed TO sell said
real estate at public venue TO the hifhost tid.
der for cash. all Of which appears ~ SAID deed
recorded In book 81" OF mortgages
on pAse DIS OF the record. Of said salt LNHc
county. W which reference "a hereby made !
aud
whereas, Default has been made In the pay.
ment of SAID note, 10th principal aud interest
ami the legal holder OF Eaid note har rcqucht.
ed me TO sell said real estate and apply the
proceeds tn Tho payment Of Indebtedness after
paying the costs Of sale, including reasonable
attorney ices and compensation Tor the
Now, therefore, I. j. NJ. Stout, trustee. DO
hereby give public notice that upon Monday
the 9th Jay % December. 1898. al " O'Clock a.
m OF sad day. At tho mont door Of the county
court house IN salt Lake CITY, Utah. Will. by
yiftae ~ the authority In me vested by sad
trust deed. snil the said real estate herein.
before described AZ public venue 10 the highest
bidder Tor cash. J. NJ. STOUT,
Trustee.
CHARLES u. JACK. Attorney.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-16
NOTICE OF sst s{s5 UNDER TRUST

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT.
~ whereas j. W. Whitehead Jr., upon tue
.srd day Of August, lspl, made. executed aud
delivered bis certain pfomiasory note In
wiring Of that date 10 Frink u. stephens. for
flsalu payable August ard, 1871. with interest,"
~ The rate q spor cent per annum pAyable
Whereas. said note provided that should de.
fault be made In the payment OF any intefest
payment OF any part thereof, or In case
breach OF any OF the covenants ana nFree'
mcnA contained In the trust deed by which
taid note T. secured, then the principal and all
unpaid interest a. the time Of such default,
night At the option Of the cEal holder OF SAID
nOto be declared due and payable without
Whereas TO secure the paymen, OF said
prgmmlssory nov with interest thereon, said
:. W. Whitehead Jr., made. executed aud do
liyefed to W. A.. Lynn ~ trustee for frank II,
stephens, bis certain trust dee1 In Writing %
bat date, thereby oonyeylux % aaii W. Y
quarter Of section twenty aavcn go township
one ~ north, range two t4 west, SALT Lake
Whereas. M va. eovenanied In said trust
deco that aaid Whitehead would pay AL taxes
Embellishments upon said premises within tho
tue required by law, and
Where's, u was further provided that
should default be made IN tue payment Of saii
note OF any Interest thereon or any part
thereof Or should default 10 made
mcnts In said trust deed. said party Of
the second part might proceed 10 sell SAID
premises at public yondus To the highest bid
der for easn. Al the front door " the salt Lake
Countv Court house, salt Lako City. Utah, nrst
giving twenty days nolice OF tue time, terms
and place OF said sale and the property tobo
sold, by advertisement In some newspaper
printed in the knglish language published IN
salt Lake city, utah, and
Whereas, a. additional security for said In.
debtcdnsss there was transferred to said Frank
u. stephens six shares Of water IN the North
Point Consolidated Irritation company. bong
water running with said land, same being oyi-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-16
MARsHAl'S SALE.

DuRsUANr TO An ORDER OF SALE
i aud decree on foreclosure 10 me directed
hy the district court OF tho Third judicial
Distiiet OF the Territory " Utah, shall ex.
pose AZ public sale Al The west front door Of
tic County Court House tnew tity aud County
building, IN the CITY aud County OF salt l.Ato
Territory OF Utah. on the 18Th DAY Of Noyem'
Der lsyi, a. 10 o'clock IN, all the right, title,
claim and interest Of BENJAMIN 4. Lloyd and
Maud N, lloyd, defendants, Of. In and TO the
following described real estate, to'wiii
Tot fourteen il. In block seventeen flT.
llty and County OF salt Lake, TERRITORY OF
Utah
lobe ,old a. the property OF Beuiamin 7.
Lloyd and Maud n Lloyd, defendants, Al tho
suit u George A. Lowe.
Terms OF sale cash
NAT a. ButGHAM. U. y, Marshal.
by l., T.. ARCHER, Deputy Marshal
Dated Ontober u, 1873.
SrE \ ARMstRuSJ,. plaintiffs attorneys.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-16
sHERlFF's SALE.


NOTICE Is HkREhl GIVEN, THAT
~ pursusnt TO an order OF sale and decree
OF foreclosure TO mo directed from tho Third
Judicial dlsuict Court OF the Territory OF Utah.
County OF salt Lake, In cause therein pend
Weller and Emily Il, Weller, his wife, George
Irismon, samuel Mcintyre. Jonathan q. Royle.
W. :. McCorniek, and nesefet savings bank,
acorp9ratiOn, are defendants, to which said
decree and order OF sale reference IA hereby
made ! shall expose for sale Al public auction,
u the highest bidder for cash, At the west
front door Of the County Court House, In the
city OF SAT- LAKE, county OF salt Lake, Territory
OF Utah, on the 2-th DAY OF November. A u.
ls'A At Y o'cloct, noon. Al tho risht. tile.
Weller. his wife. George Cnsmon, samuel
Mcintyre, Jonathan &. Royic.w. =. Mccormick
and Desefet SAVINGS Hank, a corporation, IN
aud 10 tho following described real estate,
situate, lying, and beinE In the county OF salt
Lhke. Territory OF Utah. and particularly des'
crlbed a. follows, to.witi
The southwest quarter 10 Of the southwest
quarter M and the southwest quarter 90 OF
toe southeast quarter tkl and the northwest
quarter lOf the northeast quarter ~ and the
northeast quarter "a OF the northwest quarter
~ OF section twenty (9il IN township two (l)
south OF range one ~ west, SAT- Lake Nerd
Tau, CONTAINING onn hundred aud SIXTY (l6Ol
acres, together with all and singular the ten
cments, hercditamenu and appurtonAncos
thareunto belonging or In any wise AppertAin.
lng, to DO sold as the property OF h. N, Weller.
Emily L. Weller. hts wife, Gosrge Crismon,
Samuel Mcintyre, Jonathan u. koyle, W. =.
McCornick and Dsserot savings BAnk = cor.
porauon. under SAID order Of sale and decree
Dated salt LsIe City. Utah. November sth A.
u. ISIS.
Dy q. =. CLARK, Deputy sheriff.
d. Harrington. attorney for plaintiff
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-16

NOTICE Is nERHBY OWEN THAT
~ whereas, Leonard q HARDY and
Ss ~nf sr Raaa. ana .s"i '' fla.,
u Cannon. a. Trustee, sss properly
" the sum OF eight thousand eight hundred
us,so,ool dollars, with interest thereon At
the rate Of eight per cent per annum. payable
rAs payable TO sophis l., Esther ). and liar.
net A. Hardy, and the SAID notes were pa able
10 tse order Of the parue, Of the thiid part
OF trust was duly recorded IN the onioo II me
salt Lake tounty Recorder. on June llth, lsys
In zoos - ~ Of Mortgages, page iSl. aud
Trust that IN case tue pariios OF Ihs nrst paTt
or either Of them failed 90 pay the said interest
a. soon as the same was due and payable, Ao.
then the SAID John A. Cannon, Trustee. at the
request Of the legal holders Of the said note,
should pro eed 10 sell the property described
IN tho said Deed Of Trust aud hereinafter dea.
cribed, public yenduo 10 tho highest bidder
Al the front door Of tho County Court House,
for cash, nrst giVin1 ihirtJ days public. notice
OF the time, place and terms OF sale, q deacTlp.
ton u the property To be- sold. by AdyeflIsing
In some newspaper printed and published In
the County OF salt Lake, and on such sale,
shall execute and deliver Deed In foo simple
Of the property sold. 20 the purchaser thereof,
and,
Where's, the said parties Of tho arsl par,
hayr failed 70 paw any OF tho Interest on said
notes.
Now therefore. At the request OF the legal
holder Of thc said note, and OF the parties 10
whom said intercAt IL pAyAbln,tho undersigned,
Jonn h.Cannon, Trustee. on Vie .5lh day OF No.
vunibor a. u. iss3. AZ the west front door Of the
County Court house IN SAT Lake County, Utah
1errlofy, al the hour Of " O'Clock Al, will
ofcr for sale and sell To the highest bidder for
cash ali Of the following described property or
30 much thereof As shsll be- necessary 10 pay
the sum OF su.sJ1eo with interest thereon 1T the
rate OF eishtp cent PEI Annum from June
2eth. i'sd and for costs aud expenses OF sale.
to.wlt-
Being the southeast quarter o,ihe northeast
quarter and thu north half Of tho southeast
quarter OF section ten (lol, aud tae norihwest
quarter Of the southwest quarter OF section
eleven IN township one ~ south Of fAngetwo
east SAT- lake Meridian, containing one nun
drcd and sky acres Also all nrat PARTIES IN.
teTest either prafeut or prospective In all Of
lot three 80 block ono hundred aud nftpen
ulil plat "a" salt lako City survey. san
properly being situated In Tho Cigy aud County
Of salt Lake. Territory VI Utah.
Also commencing ht the southeast corner OF
lot fifteen (i5i. block Two 90 1yc acre Plat "a"
Uish Territory. and thence west elovon aud
one half ,ili,l rods, thence north one hundred
(leO) foet, thence west one hundred aud nity-
six aud threo'fouTths (lb9Al feet thence
south one hundred (lo0l feet, thence west four
hundred aud twdlyo and one halt Niakl feet,
thence north ia rods, thence east forty.HN
t,ol rods. thence south Ia rods TO tho place
of beginning.
viii apply the pro,e sds a. directed BY the
said deed OF trust
Dated July u, 1895.
join A. CANNON, Trustee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-16
sTookHoL osGs' MEETING.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ there will he meeting OF the stock
holder. OF the inter Mountain hAlt Company,
held At 10 O'Clock a. m, on the 9rd day OF De-
eeiaDsr, isto, atts Hast south Templs street.
IN tho city and County OF salt Lake, Territory
OF Utah, Tor tho purpose OF amending tho Ar.
ucles OF Incorporation Of SAID company. SO
they will provide for holding tho annual meet.
ing OF tho stockholders. for tho election OF
directors and transaction Of such other bus
mess as may properly come bntnls lhe meet.
year. instead Of hayiuF the same occur on the
second Monday OF september In each year, as
j, A. CLAYTON. seey.
SAIL LAKE chr, Nov. II, 1898.