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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-18
ooNvENTIoN 81 &c psMocnAcY


~HAtINh AAEftEN E8lta eA4 LH1Et3xlkt&E
T0Eothsr on gnmumry re-
PhlladelphAa. Dec. la-w. ~ HaxFlsy,
chairman 81 the democratic national eon-
nlittee. has requested the secretary 81 thn
committees to notify tha maemhera thereof
e assemble ID Washington January 1s
next for the purp0ae of selecting tsa time
and place for holding the next democratic
convention. Chairman Harrity has re-
eelved letters from commercial bodies of
% cities urging the national eosnmigaae
70 select a late date for the convention.
Business people contend that long cam
paign win unaettie trade. II IL believed
= date NOS later than the middle OF Jnly
viii be selected.
Tne committee " ts mees IN ths Ar
in@t0n hotel IN washington at II a. N.
The resolution oftered BY General ?. A.
Collins Of Massachusetts, IN tha denao-
cratic national convention Of lsa2 reuuir-
ing the demoeratic national committee b
provide accommodations only Ter the del
egmtea, tha afternates the membaFe OF the
democratic national committee and the
members Or the press. win be acted upon
The resolution - now In tbs hands af a
suh-committae Of the aationai COMMITTEES.
composed Of william a. Harrlty. A. II
smalley Arthur r 0orrnan. Ben r. Ca
BILE and Edward 8 wan.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-18

washington. Dec ia--The National casil
Service Reform League today eiscsad tins
following officers: Hen. Carl achurR.
president; vice presidenta. Charles FRAN
cia Adams Of Boston. August * Mopon-
ouRh ef New York. Henry G. Potter of
New York. J. Hin Pleasant of baltimore.
henFy Hitchcock Of 81. Louis. Hanry G.
Lea of Philndeighln. Franklin MaeYaaah
OF Chicago Right Hev. C. Ryan og Buf-
9alo and William posts Of Earmimmton.
The report of tbs official eanmittae en-
extension entered into details regarding
the recommendation e0nEmtuea in kha ra~
cent order Of President Caeveinnd extend
lng the civil service rules. Tf.@ COMMITTEES
recommended that applEransn Eos posi-
tionH In the diplomatic service b. given :
fair open examination under the csvil SER
vice commission thereby relsevsam kha
appointing power of the temptation to
have the men It desires pass Al examine
tion unfairly. The report wss adopted
Tho report of the eommlttee on leeisin-
tionrecommended me preparation 81 hsfla
locking 70 the betterment of the eisEl ser.
vice. Il was agreed to. Tha committee
on the District of Columbia Recommended
that tbs government OF ihe district ha
placed under eivil service rules Adopted.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-18
EXPRESS COMPANIES aRE ON TRlA
Charge Of whoseuallng tiquors without
q License Investigated rs Omaha.

Charge Of Wholenaiing Liquors Wfthouf
q License Investigated rs Omaha.
Omaha. Dec. i3.-C. II. Hunatdae. in
dicted for wholesaiing liquor without
government license. was tried today In the
federal court. He Is the agent Tor the
Adams Express Company al Hastings
and Il 10 really that company which Ii
on trial The evidence shows that GER
tain liquor dealers IA Hastings were IN
the habit Of giving their orders for beer
to the express company when they needed
IL and the local agent would send these
orders TO the Office OF the company at
Lincoln, where they were nlled. These
Lincoln officers had 4 government H.
eense 10 avoid possible trouble IN the
transaction Of this branch Of It's business.
The jury has not returned verdict yet
II the government secures a conviction.
Il viii vitality effect All express companies.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-18
aRAvE Roseeas 1o 90 puRsugp
Topeka Authorities NFtIf Immediately
prosned Against Guilty Parties.

Topeka Authorities Wtii Immediately
prosoed against Guilty Parties.
Topeka. Kan. Dec. 1s-csunty Attorney
safEord today began criminal proceedings
in the district court against three of the
prominent phyuleians connected with the
Kansas medical college. Drs. Kinney.
Mc6ee and c. q. MeCnntock warrants
were served upon them today charging
them with receiving the three stolen bod
les. A petition has been started for the
calling Of . grand jury. and as il wili
only require the names Of 100 taxpayers
there is no doubt but that a grand jury
win be called and the grave robberies
thoroughly investigated.
Although fhe excitement OF TIRE lrst
night has aubslded. there ia a settled de-
termination among the best eltizens 10
bring the guilty parties 10 justice
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-18
orpose Re7lalNo 7aE aaeENaAoNs


nimstaiiis uai0n LEADER smyu ~ W0mla
na Disastrous 90 silver.
salt Lake. Dee. u.-Thsmas q. Merrin
Of Montana. chairman Of ahe finaneo CON-
mlttee of tha National BlmslAzilc Unlon.
h IN the city On TIE way east.
Speaking Of the f1nRnnial question Ne
referred 10 the presidents meaenMe and
said: 'sThe recommendation az the pres
saent 70 retire greenhackH II carried cut
would be disastrous 70 fha silver interest
The retiring Of national currency issued
under the Sherman act. which has baen
tins means used fsr reeens heavy with
drawals of gold from the treasury. would
mean that the hnilion N the treasury
would be thrown npon ths market. eama-
ms 3 decided decline IN the price Of silver
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-18
coNCeaNINo lDAno posroFFlors


aonom star komae@a
Washington. Dec. l3--Iosepa Lewis. Jr.,
has been appointed postmaster at Dingie.
Bear Lake county. Idaho. to succeed VIII
liam Quale. resigned.
The following changes in the star sched-
uie for Idaho are announced:
Preston 20 Minkcreek-Iseave Preston
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday upon ar
rival Of mall train. but not later than
I'D D. m; leave ainkcreek on same days
At $50 q. m.
Lewiston 70 Mount Idaho. from May
to November s0-Iaave Lewiston daily at
a. M leave Mount Idaho daily At I a.
n. From December 10 April se-E.eave
Lewiston daily At p. ma leave Mount
Idaho daily at a. M.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-18
ALLEGED FIususTERERa 60 FREE
Twenty One cahans on Trial ~ NnsSau
Acqaftted In Ten Minutes.

washington. Dec. Ia.-The atate depart
ment receixed . dispatch today stating
that the q cuhans on trial In Nassau on
the charge Of conducting fliibuntaFing ex-
petitions from this country, were acquIt-
ted yesterday. after q trial lasting only
10 minutes. Thia ~ the same party ar
rested ~ Washington. Del, and aequIg-
ted after IA exciting trial. Through the
vtgilanee OF Minister De LONE cf Spain,
they we're traced 20 q point within British
authority, taken BY British E8nboat and
sent TO Naasan for trial.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-18
30 NoI AFFEcr runAN PoLlcY
ministerial crssls "a spain Has E.oeaI
mmmxAmm 0maw.

washington Dec, 1a~fn dlpiomataS cir
eiea hers Il Il said thai The cabinet crisis
IL spain win have no effect on the policy
os spain toward Cuba nor IN any way
affect the diplomacy o. other general
questions The crisis II due 10 sha loeni
contest II Madrid. Into which aomn cab
lnet ministers have been 6rawn IL u
possible t4at the resignation OF the insn,
iater of justice may result IN executing khe
plan Of Caoan reforms sooner 1haH esn-
templafea. THESE reforms. gavins ksns
tied autonomy iu Cube. we're Aaantad aAsf
March. but the mlHiatsr 81 iussles With
hela their execution becaaae enc island
was n rebaiIzon
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-18
TAYLOR HAaceD At CANON CRY
murderer OF City Marshal Emsrson Died
Game 70 ehe Lnss.

Canon City. Colo, Dec. l7--Abe Tsyior.
the murderer of City Marshal Emsfson Of
Alamosa. tive years ago, was hanged af
the penitentiary tonight. The drop zen
at TO. Taylor retained his nerve till the
last. going 10 the execution room with tine
same quiet demsaAnor that has marked
the last days .af his life.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-18
DAMAGING FlRE " COUNCIL BLUFFS


AAaA&A@ IN warehouses MmM Dsia93 b1ii0
inas Nenriy onavtsT Of Million.
Council BluFs. nee. 1s.-A disastrous fre
occurred here tonight. Il started In a
Trans warehouse used hy the EmpsLie
Hhueart Cunpany - ! transfer house.
tne MHnee eaaM communicated q the
bFick waFshaese " Wells 4 CO. By ,
e'cioek ne nFs wae wen Under control
AID all danger OF snrea4sluw wsam over.
In the bER Daefn- zgeifs ssareheuss. me
chief dminege wan done TIRE building
loaS & Pvt A. 9ip.oaa and tan stock faea al
siee.eaA The Comhinatson Fenrr e,onuaug
iusna taaQaa un hullalnen nna stesk srbe
ether iaaaas amounl h ahors ssaesn. al.
vldod amons se1sra1 6sns.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-18
THREW Eeos Al 4ERR AfsLwAaDT
Loass stivormam neid ia $500 nan fos
Eha afkcuma.

New Tork, Dec. l&-1zouts Silverman.
who last night threw 4 bad eRg af Herr
Ahlwarsss. the 's3ewbaitez." while the lat
ter Was lecturinE a. Cooper Unien. was
today held for trial IN 500 bail. sllysrman
ls the assistant OF City Marshal oross OF
the Fffth district court.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-18
AFao.AMEHlcAN ooNoRess MATS
Largely Attended convnmtfon Of Cot.
cred RsopIa AZ Atianta.

9WW3W lNNNWWaN~M NsIT1NWl3EEWM u NIF7
cred Rsople AZ Atiunta.
Atlanta. Ca. Dec. 1s.-A largely at
tended congress Of the members Of tins
African raee opened IN the main Audi
toriun of the Exposition building today.
IL Ia under the auspices OF the Stewart
missionary foundation for Africa In the
Cannon Theological seminary. an lnHti-
tuition Ter the training of rolored mlnia-
teTs and missionaries for Africa. and
which is literally endowed. During the
cleHing days of tho present month therR
viii also be a congress of eolorod women
and one devoted 70 colornd teachers
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-18
4 MINIc ~ n anIrlsN ouIlflA


Washington. Dess .el2.--Word reaches
here from British Guiana that cha counsr,
: mush e4arclaed ovar the pFpapact of
var with Vsnexuesa on the boundary
question. The local milgtia hAa begun
aerAm pf sham battles with the colonial
poliae. "a which 0eorketewn ia dssensaG
aRasnns ka Imaginary attack.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-18

Nav York pec As.~s3eorna h msaunh.
ard. formerly commissioners a she
EAaes AeaooiattnS. mas bean NAma e
xllaainnaR OK fhe Now Vests NA
elkflon. ana N3e xtsIaa
the New xpsk rsHtr@a f heaa
nuHmaNemA eANlsmou 81 AN8a
aaaIA.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-18
ON LABOR AND LIQUOR.
American Federation Addressed BY
Temperance Advocates.
VOICES FROM GREAT BRITAIN
cowley I'd Alewdsiev cave Advice,
one soeiailsr. thp OtAsr on
Principles of Bnnim@ma.

New York. Dec. 12-when the fourth
days session OF thu A5th annual couwem-
ton o. the American Federation OF La
Dor opened not over % delegates were
present. Several reports were present
ed
A communication from the typeset-
tina machiniatn which asked for shorter
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-18
4 DHMocaAT FlNALlV A9eoN7

clsrkahip 81 AZ Aadh1 MasaAs a
Bees G;aA&e
Boise. Dec. l&~-xohA & Ca@Mzsy AZ
ssr hAa suocseaaa 1eha Is Sha
chief cisFk "a she elace ~ unsN
Marshal cFutSAeH MssAAR4s la
psaee under tAa p1esioaa A &
ara 4 was I 8reek enfpfl4s wv &I
Gratis mafaw MarsAaa A w
atAiiea sn AMv4 i AnnaAaa a
ards had nesn reAla1 I<4s
yeaf. @na FepuNe@n Ha4 eg
0zAts ANwaNNks HM6s SNM M
atnnains 6el IA
tha shaM#H M aAsNsHHa
mes hAan maA
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-18
CLAIM the sire o. SOUTH OAiAtsA
rive uasrs Of psasr casssdy Bssin suit
IL Const.

Omaha. Dec. aa.--Fivs heirs Of Peter
cmsaady. At Princeton. n, have aued for
fha site of south Omaha. The illlaation
Involves nsarly 81 ooao1a They base thsir
claim an a tsehnieaiity IN the original
lfansfers 81 yearn ago. when Il was of
Httia value. Ths claim tavolvss as aersn
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-18
scALPERs TIckgT oosT FlIM pEAR


rested aud Flnad.
san Francisco. Dec. 1.-THE cass eg
Richard n. Collier. the inauranee aoito-
itor arrested At the instance Of the South
ern Paciac for riding on ticket issued Ia
me name OF william n. MeEhee was
finaGlg alapoaad q today. Police Judge
canlan reduced the charge to 4 rnlsde-
neanor ard theFaup0n C0llkar pleaded
guilty and paid q dne of so This Ia a
substantial Victory for the railroad The
ticket waa isased "a Chicago ana sald 10
Collier BY ioeal "aealper." Collier waa
elected from the train 81 Port Costa and
arrested II the instance q ths company
for falsely inpeFnonatinR another
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-18

osreenville. O.. Dee. 1s-OllveF Ham-
unona. wife and three children Nere killed
at the crossing of the Dayton a Talon
railroad seven miles fran this city white
crosslag the tracks n an enclosed ear
viage.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-18
HERMANN oELRlcHs ". TO CONTEST


Plight for 2he Fair Millions.
san Francisco. Dec lx--Herman Gel
riehs. Jr.. wiii contest the win OF Ills
grandfather. James G. Fair. This - the
result ~ the decision 81 Judge Slack, uho
today denied Herman 0eirichs' petition
that the courts appointment of Van r.
Patterson as guardian OF his infant son
~ revoked and that he aa the father Of
the child represent him in litigation.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-18

Phtiadsipbia. Dec. la-A gale with an
average velocity 81 q miles an hour and
increasing IN force Is reported along the
eaaat from sandy Hook to Cape Henry.
Although 3 heavy blow has been prevail
ing nearly 20 hours. no shipping disasters
have been reported.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-18
ZERO WEATHER AND STRONG GALES


binatinu Hard 90 Overcome.
New York. Dec. i5.-Extreme cold pre-
walls throughout the eastern states today.
Al this morning the Thermometer tn
this city was Is degrees above zero. sar-
atoga. Syracuse and WateFtown, n. r..
reported 10 below. and London n. H.. g
below. At Eorthhsld. Vt, the thermnme-
ter Indicated Il degrees below.
STORMS OFF NEWFOUNDLAND.
ST. Johns. MI. Dec. is.-Hneoming ships
report friRhtfal weather. The steamer
Uiinda. frem Liverpool. never met such
storms before The eoastwise steamers
have been unable to leave tho harbors for
81 hours.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-07
LOOK OUT

For pneumonia, influenza or some
other dangerous complaint whom YOU
are In this state
II you hayoAny Of those 49, mptoms
and are not feeling ~ well a. you
ought 10 feel, do not wait unui you
are laid up viii serious iilueHs.
Act NJ once. Taku something that
viii build up tho system, put mo
b God Ia hCalthiul motion aud act ON
the livUr and kidneys. Prevention IA
better than cure.
Thoro is only Quo way to got vol.
There is only one remedy that can
make you we'll. The remedy YOU
need " Warmers sac euro which Is
recommended anu prescribed by
phN s.ciuns thrOughout tue world.
This great remedy con aims the wal
principle essential tu tho main,eu-
ancB ~ health and strength. IL in-
cfoasos the muscular ouorgy, iOrtuos
tho system aud builds up osory part
OF lho body. AZ has never been
tqua.el A. n uur8 for liver aud KID
ney complaint. bladder trouble or
Bftghrs disease. 10 IN The great
hlnudaid remedy, the bOst remedy,
tho most rcliublu remedy known 10
medical science Everyone who has
ever triod II, believe, la IT,
II your health needs attention do
not experiment with inferior Tom-
odius IL v cheaper aud wiser 10
tako remedy that has earned a
Worldwide reputation, Nhicn has
stood tho test OF years, and has
proved, Ia millions OF cases, that IL
eau always DO depended upon 10 to-
lieye ami cure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-07
Shall Our Boys
Learn a Trade ?

A gentleman was once asked why hi'
father left all his estate to one son in
stead Of dividing II equally between the
two}
lie replied; When my brother and !
were young, 1t was fathers desire that
we both learn a trade. My brother did
not take kindly to any kind OF meehau-
ical work and from choice always re-
NAMED on the farm at home, and be.
came an excellent farmer, while
learned the trade OF tailor ana cutter,
and have always followed that occupa.
ton, my father paying for my board,
clothing and all incidental expenses
while was an apprentice, as well rs tue
$500 II cost for my special instruction IN
cutting. A few months before my iath-
eT's death he asked me what my income
was. replied that my salary was
81, 800 per year, with privileges when
paid me s2oo more, making my whole
income from my trade $1,000 per year.
lie then said that while my trade had
not cost him as much a. his farm was
valued at, | was drawing an income
greater than the income derived from
the farm and proposed, therefore, TO
give the farm to my brother, as against
the trade he had given me, TO winch
readily assented, aud have always been
well atished with the arrangement, Tor
/ believe my / come has always been
greater than that OF my brotner and
should de now my family would be
better provided ior than would the tam
ily OF my brother
Al this writing we know merchant
tailor who makes this most liberal offer
TO a suitable young man who would
like the businessi For $500 cash he will
give a partnership interest that will pay
$40 per month and give opportunity to
acquire a thorough knowledge OF the
lraue ami business,
Any young man wishing TO avail him
self OF this rare opportunity should write
to X. l., care NEWS office.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-07
rmE EASTERN QUESTION.
~ Sinister White Has his Ideas
Abpnt the solution OF ~.


Abpnt the solution OF ~.
ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Dec. 6.-In al
interview today, Andrew ID. White,
sI.minls,er TO Russia, said, when asked
bis opinion on the TuTkish.ArmeniAn
question:
"Thete IL a widespread demand In
America, arising from the reports Of
the Armenian outragos, that the sultan
be SummArily dealt with anc depOsed
BY tue powers. To do this without
taking preliminary precautions would
10 10 invite the most terrible massacre
Of tho nineteenth century. Unless
prevented, the sultan would certainly
ueape into Asia Minor, raise the
standard OF Mahomet and call the
faithful TO n war Of determination.
Tbs mAIsAous reported from Armenia
are slight compared with the butohery
that would follow. Scarcely n Chris.
Iian In the confines OF Mohammsdan.
lem could escape. The slaughter would
b well.nigh universal. The Turks
had never genius for civilization, but
they are, when inspired by ianaiiolsm
oIfeliglOn, among the btANest lighters
10 lhe world.
This Is my plan for the solution Of
NE questlsni Let the powers dopose
The sultan and place on tue throne
t9me able man connected with the
royal family OF Russia. Then let
united Europe guarantee absolutely
Tue Independence Of such government
iiom outside interference. Fortunate.
", there arc two mon in Europe today
Who would suit the emergency.
Primarily my choice would no the
Grand Duke Alexander, who married
Tue sister Of ths present car. Alex
andef visited the WOTlu's FAIR nj
Chloago, and 10 a man OF ability and
literal Ideas. The other available can'
dictate for the Turkish throne Ia King
ueofge Of Greece, who Ia an uncle VI
'he Russian ear.
~ believe, too" continued Mr..
white, SHAT the European nations
shoull be given some share Of tho spoilG
VI tho East, IN order to maintain tnt
stability Of n Turkish government such
rug ,ested, 10 protect the bOundAr 81
OF Tue new empire, ana TO preserve
Peace and order. Let Russia, for a.
GIAnte, have full swing In Armenia,
We Syria to France. Let Englaud'i
u'le ~ Egypt nc confirmed. Au,trlu
sloull DO allowed Silouica for b
mediterranean seaport and Italy
might In return DO given Trieste, on
me Autiatlc, by AUSTRIA"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-07
NEWS OF THE WEST.
nah Man and His Daughter Bur-
dsrsd 10 Arizona.
,,r,t ACCIDENTS on THE U. p
,..,d Telegraph Company to bu'io
I'm omaha wesl-lluman Hair
Forty Feet Underground

to. NJ human hair has been
,,,,Ied in the clay forty teet pe'
iouuu sutlace ln the Kanaka niue,
i a,,t Iirass Valley, Cal.
o,s day last week there we're seven,
~ ~, bsftels Of whisky Ia the railroad
Un,ht depot awaiting transpoi!a'ioh
li'ihsa1ie. says the Hawthorne, New,
bulletin
to the case Of Freddie Warren, the
,.a.,esf.old boy who was run over by
Ifni5n Pacific car At dtanget'
- romIng, and killed last Mohuay,
"s,ls no was crossing iho track, tne
's,S brought iu verdict Of "no Que TO
pIame."
.r.. ,rouest over Conrad Asmou,
III y switchman who was killed
az nv Rock Springs, Myo., yard last
,,.a.,.v. resulted In n verdict that no
H %, 10 blame for the accident In
.b,cb AsmOu was run over
rn.,n,veyors who have been plao-
-, po,ts on tbs Colorado dvaoft
Us tbst vt Cameron lake, la the
W RIVER country and Ia the heart
~. tesrrt. h literally covered win
.iop the surface. aud Ia the water
,.in,mrnao numbers Of carp and otuer
an vhich have been carried into The
~, nv overflow water from the
Colorado tiyer'
N.vs from aolomonville, Arizona,
,ats, date Of December 4 says that II.
" Merrill aud his siAteen-year-olI
t ~ were murdered on the road
~, gilss gest Of Ash Springs Tuesday
.s.niny. and mJccasin usoks, when
80 t6lrk around this dead bodies,
i,tieate that the murdefuTs were
tsai,ns. Merrill anu his daughter
zen route 10 Clifton in wagon.
me deceased, VINO was n farmer, went
=, Ah,,na from Utah SEVERAL years
s,o. sheriff wight ami posse took the
,,,,i Of the muTderefs. which Leads
north.
Indications are now that the Postal
rslsgtaph company VIII string It's
vltss along the Union Pacihc from
Omaha westward. President Chanu-
lef. Of the company, has been IN
Ouiaha coufoTring vita all the lnlet-
s.isd rafties, and court decisions are
iu no way uniavofable 10 the F0slai
eimpauy As tue mAttet now siehur'
Inc Union Pacific anu Western U nion
Wl,es afr ali on one set OF poles, and
should additional wires IToNu too
heavy, the court may order that too
uplon Paolic wires be put on their
own poles ~ formerly, anu commeT'
elal business be given show.
Henry Fischer was found dead near
Rock Syringe, Wyo., last Sunday. He
ptobably died from exposure and con.
custom Of the brain, the latter caused
by the dtcaased's head coming contact
with the earth when he foil from a
U. p. passenger train. Fischer had
$3.50 10 Vfsunbscks anu silver and
lialt. for 500. He was on his way
from 81. Joseph, NO.. TO Los Angeles,
Cal, anu had n stcond-class ticket 10
biz pocket. He was ON tho b,lated
passenger on Saturday evening, which
passed Rock springs about.9 o'ciok pm.
A lunch basket having been found not
fac IRON where the body lay, indicates
that he Jumped or fell from the train,
taxing his lunch bAskoI with MIN. A
iou Of The deceased, Hank Fischer,
lives In Los Angeles, and one, FTeu
Fischer, ia Dubuque, Iowa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-07
DENVER & Rio
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD
Tho only line running Two
Through Past Trllni daily I
LEADVnLE,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DRIVER
EFFECTIVE HOY. Is, 1894.


Train No. 2 leaves ogden 100 am,
Salt Lake 8'o5 am, arrive at Pueblo
6Is am Colorado Springs 7:5r am,
Denver 1910 am.
Train No. leaves Ogden 6gs pm,
Salt Lake 7ao PIN, arrive At Pueblo
sal pm, Colorado Springs 6;ss pm,
Denver 9.75 pm.
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