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Does This Interest Youq

The best classic dress Ginghams at cents
per yard, worth 10 cents. Also 36-inch un-
bleached muslin at ~ cents, extra heavy, at
8 cents per yard. Dark Calicos, guaranteed
fast colors, at cents per yard.
II. f. Gill.
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NIarriages and Deeds.

Marriage licenses were issued to the fol-
lowing; Mike Dembicb and Matrona
TrojanouszH, both of Mahanoy Plane.
Anthony Bhekaitis and Kotrina Smailute,
both of Mahauoy Plane.
The following deeds were filed in the Re-
corder's Office yesterday: Peter German to
VIM G.. Garrett, premises in Mahanoy City.
II. b. Graef to Jonas Brobst, tract of land
in Union township. Daniel Shepp, ct. ux. to
VIM. H. Shepp, property in Tamaqua. Lease
from executors of Charles l.. Borie deceased,
to Minersvile Water Company, for land on
the Broad Mountain, in Cass township.
Deed from James o. Fehr to Henry Fehr,
tract of land in Washington township.
Jacob Ulmer, ct. al, to VIM. Buechlcy, lot in
Pottsville. George ID. Phelan TO VIM.
Buechley, lot in Pottsville.
Try our mems and boys Scribe shoes at
81 25, other stores ask you 81. 80 for one not so
good. All styles and sizes.
FACTORY SHOE STORE,
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secured the Mansion House.

From Mahanoy City American
Everybody will be pleased to know that
Mr.. Thomas F. German has secured the
services of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burchill to
assist him in the management of the Mansion
House. Mr.. and Mrs. Burchill needs no
introduction to our people or the travelling
public. We predict a glorious future for this
fayorite house under its new management.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-04-10

Mumm's Champagne, year old Hannisville
Whiskey, Russian, Sheetz's and Cherry
Bitters, Cognac Brandy, Cigars, etc, for sale
at first cost. At Scheihy House.
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DIR. stanord,s Lecture.

Umbrellas from 75c. up at Brumm's. New
stock just received. 4-3-tf
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Champagnes, Claret and Blackberry, wines,
WHISTLES, gins brandies, bitters, etc, at
wholesale prices to close out stock. At
Scheihy House.
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EVENING
FRIDAY, APRIL 10. 1896.
Gods American Volunteers.

A public meeting will be held in Robbins
opera house on Sunday next by God S Ameri-
can Volunteers, and the public is cordially
invited to attend. We expect Commander
Ballington Booth to be with us shortly
3t CAPT. G. LUsK
Shake Off Rheumatism and Neuralgia.
Rub well with Red Flag Oil, 25c. AT
Gruhler Bros, drug store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-14

DEEvER, April Ex-senator n Imam
arrived IA Denver tnis morning.. lie
Was met at the train by leading Demo.
Gratis. Tonight n pubic reception will
TO tendo ed tho distinguished visitor,
auu tomorrow night he viii address the
state Democratic cOnyvuu n. He SAID
tue outlook IL altogether favorable for
the Democratic convention 10 be con-
trolled by the free silver wing. lie
probably will not leave Denver until
Thursdsy.
81 am Democrnt,n shli Senator
Tillman today 10 Mayor McMuTtay,
"Dut II I may be permitted tD offer
word 4 advice 10 the Tree silver Ire.
publCnns OF Colorado, send Senator
Teller 10 the ~. l. uls convention as
chairman Of the delegation with In.
s,ructions, which he will gladly obey,
10 lead his delegation from lhs Conytn.
ton hall the moment Mckinley or
any other gold hug Il nominated Tor
President, or any other platform than
one demanding free silver without
awaiting the consent " Englsnd,"
He concluded; "lhr country II
going 10 he'll; let Us show tue worlt
that we know II anu that We are de-
teTmiuBd 10 inteffrTe.N
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OLD CHIEF WASHABLE.
His Heart Is Heavy over the Death Of
Ills SOP, jim Washable.

Chief Washable, of the shosh1nss, ~
very much 10 earnest IN his dcsirs 10
punish VIII Lsmorrux aud Cal O'Noal
Tor the part tuoy took In killing young
Jim Washakio. The Oh chief takes
biz daily walk from the house over 10
the military post, but ne head is bowed
aud his step measured by the weight
oi cig hiy winters which he carries on
his shoulders. Tho most u his talE Ia
concerning the murder, and he make
no secret Of his demand Tor justice at
the hands Of the white man.
Poor old mani one by one hls sons
have met violent death. His Oldest,
who was maize war chief OF the title,
was killed In battle ON the SWeetwatof,
near Burnt ranch, by the sioux, Ia
1868, Another son was muTdttuI at
North Fork icW yCars ago, an stiIl
another was killed ia the woods white
chUppiug timber, aud now comes the
death VI his iavotltc gtanichni, tue
support and comfort Of hts old age.
he has two more suns, George, VINO h
hnown ~ anything but gooi Indian,
and Dick, n popular young lord, who
IL n tgtt VI n Prince Of Wales OF the
tribe.
Chief Washable II an Indian whose
word h good with every body VINO
knows him, Falsrh0Od aud lrsacu cry
are not Ia his composition, and he
takes pride In speaking the truth fear
luss.y ut all times. For his sake n l..
hoped that Cal O'Noai anu Bl!i Rob-
efts, tho two men belonging 10 the
Lamoteux cf0wd who are not yet ~.
rested, viii be- caught aud suffer tue
Iull penalty NJ the law.
Captain Wilson, the acting Indian
agent, 10 deserving VI credit for his
management % the Indians during the
late excitement The chief men OF the
5uufh0uu tribe expressed their conn.
dsnce IN him AMI show willingness
10 be- guiued by bis advice, AMI thus
violence 10 ayOidsd.-Rawlins, Wyo.,
journal.
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LONDON, Apul l3.-MG Gsfald Bal.
FOUR cuiui SECRETARY Tot Ireland, intro.
ducul tue new Irish land bill IN the
II use NJ Commons today. 10 is Ui
much Wider scope than that ~ Mr.
Junn Morley WIN was c1iut suclUtar,
Tor IRELAND Ia thu late liberal govern.
mrut nu4 ls upIu the principe VI the
lutcHa8s ~ tue occupying tenant be-.
ins thO ulIim ,iu sOluliOh OF the lauI
question, la Introducing the bill the
Univi secretary for iceland sad the
government believed tnat the land
question was not At tho root Of tue
agitation Tor hOmeTue. rho bill prJ
vlies % facilitate tbs purchase VI hold.
ings aud prevent tue lessee from hAv.
ing foEt luyltd on his improvements.
IL was proposed that the tenant SHOULD
DO deemed, 81 the payment OF two
years arrears, TO he In Just possession
uf bis holding, leaving tue Landlord 10
recover tue fem IinIer Of the arrears
In the ordinary way,
Continuing, Mt. Bil'our said tho
government na1 l1ciIed not 20 alter
the statute y tam u flUon years for
liking lar rent.
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WAsrfsUIuN, Anil Ex-senator
MUffIll tNLl reached the agc OF Is
yvats luAy, and the event wa re-.
ic'fei Go 500 the opening prayer & the
chaplain, who tpakr % tue white
haifrt senator ~ hale IN bYuy, CluaT,
sound aud vigorous IN intellect,
esteemed by bis brother senators, ty
his state ana ny The whole G uuify.
Al the conclusion o. tne prayer 81 rrlIl
received congratulations from many
Di his associates.
Shortly alter the session apeuo M0f.
flll auuuuf Ccd That GOO thursday next
be would enapk nH .ar nrrosfiiy ~ n1-
fitiuuHl qultlgia iur tho National
museum.
rquire tWu.) then was t,cosriz d
Or d tltUch on the need " coast DE.
ltusta.
Squire es'd all the evidence taken by
the committee un nst gUftus,N n
iamtniablr in the UXtump. The De.
cusiyu worse 1tg % character IuCr-
labie of ru.Htiug modern artillery.
The evidence n ovcrw uCImiug that 81
HE caHu ~ war, our WhoiU people
would auilHr iWmuasuauly. Hu CDH-
ciuIrd: 1--WE are rucifCi,i rs n uniIUu
with % chain 0i foreign ior'rtsscs AMI
tualing stations imIufviUuH 20 attack,
while our rich srn coast ritlus uuu
lorl Including San Diego, san Fan.
uHc Priauu HHd Puget sound, lay
dominated, exposed aud helpless
Nguiuei tie utiacs Di foreign powers
iunt pUfsess usylet,"
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fhe missionaries, returned aud go
ing, held very enjoyable sooiAble In
the Twenty.stcond ward last evening,
Elder Solomon, Bishop, presiding,
Tue following returned missionaries
gave very interesting addresset: Elder
Matthew Nosll snd wife, Elders IsuAo
Lang,yn, George A, Horne and AL
fred Ridge; also the following whs
are going on misslonG William I.
Noall, samuel Gsrbett, Fred LAngt,n,
James Davis, Brigham Haslam, julius
Billrter IT, anu William SlonsmAn.
Remarks were also made by Bishop
solomon and Cuu.ttlOr Arthur Win.
tor, lhe following program was very
cTeiitaUly carried out after the open.
exercise: song by a quArtelte, con.
listing OF EldJrs NUail, Beesley, Good.
year anu BarbeTi selection was beau
uuly rendered by Rose Solomon;
comic song b. William NJ. Clayton;
recitation by AiIiu SALON. n; duet Ia
Hawaiian and English by Elders NJ.
Nuall ami h. Beesluy.
The people DID not separate until
alter III O'Clock when ali had heartily
ihnkon the Lan's VI the departing
missionaries ana wished them COD.
spo, d 10 their several nelds OF labor.
The entertainment was got up
under the Gufplces o, the Bishopric OF
ine ward and was very much enjoyed
~ all. W. Nc. NJ.
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4 PROSPECTIVE PATROLMAY.


a young Goliath with the happy
thought auI hope that some Jay he
might be privileged to patrol the street,
Of Salt Lake, clad In blue iniiofm
dotted with brass buttons, stalkoi into
tie police station yesterday afternoon
aud made inquiry Of the iVsk sergeant
as to where to ~ 10 get on tbs police
force.
Sergeant Adams saw ahead =
"bushol of funn hnI no very POLITELY
informed the visiting hrpifAnt Tor
palr0lmanic honofH that he was In tho
pfDuvr place 10 make such application.
"Wuil,n sald the ambitious fellow,
"t want 10 get on the police force ana
I've called 10 be examined. am
twenty yeafs Of age, a crack shot aud
scfappcf VI considerable note"
The desk sergeant, wbO 10y the way,
alvaya aims to DO courteous aud accom-.
modatug, called ia the city tailor SUD,
introducing Tue stranger 10 "DL"
Is mBali informed that N 'ial that tho
visitor was desir0us VI undergoing tue
requisite exam nation ~ test his q uAI.
iicati0ls Gud filutsa iot n position on
HIS police force.
"Nofy well "said the doctor, a. he
sizsd up bis "phtlsnr" with his critical
Eye, a. tho same time extracting tApe
measure from his Zip pocket, take
down these measutemU nts sergeant"
the sergeant obsysd aud "DrH
klmbali diagnosed tue young man,
eupufs,fuotuFal design ~ follow :
Height, Z feet ~ inohes; weight, 1854
poundt, biessl, 80 incnrf; waist, 80
inohes; thigh, - Inches; Gait Il inchrs;
lex, 30 iLche,; pulse, lU7i hsld breath,
20 seconds,
THIS done the young man was ush.
cred into the tfalning room where he
was given a chance 10 show his "seFap.
Ing pr0cllvlt.rs by taking issus
with the punching bag, He
however, WAS apparently unused 20
guarding with mere "Wind bag"
and consequently did not show him.
seli 10 very good advantage.
IhUu the "doutot" sut jected him 10
a severe verbal examination from
when tue Information was elected
that the applicant boro the title Of
AdJrau Durrlnt, but that he hold no
relationship vita tue Emanuel church
DurTanti that he lived Ia the little
hamlet q Vernon, Tooelo county,
Utah; that he was physically SCUM
aud had but one defect, that Of corn
on the second toe OF the lett loot.
The physiclan IN charge notified the
young man that 40 lar a. his physical
qualifications were conferred, no was
July entitled 10 the position he was
seeking, but uoiors that could be 70.
cured lntte wat one essential feature
that must Ue compiled with, no must
become a member VI the Bluetchureh
over winch Josh Davis, the Caucasian.
Mougollan presided, and A. thslyoung
stranger was perfectly willing 10 com.
Wy with that requirement, "DL"
klmbAll wrote out letter Of intro
duetiOn anu sent prospective Patrol
man Durrtrt Ia search Of Ine inimiI-
able "JOsnn
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New YUmi, April IA Dispatch
70 the heinlI rom Rome snyt: TIC
dsfmun emperor has invited tue
Prince Of Naples to tho grand manUeu.
yefcs At Guefliiz uuEt autumn. Cob
Won Engelsbfotch, tue German milf.
iaty atiuuhu, had a long conference
with General RiUolti, tho mlulslet Il
war.
ailnOr Crspl says that the statement
20 tho effect tuat he had asked but had
teen refused an audiences with the
emperor u untrue. Ho never asked
Tor the uudiu O..
Tho former pr' mler further avrffod
that In spite " tue importance that had
ucru attached 10 IL IN dillImatic cir.
c'tr, the meeting ut Venice was not
worthy Of tucu attention. lie nlfJ
stated that the cabinet had defended Go
Uvacuale khs'nia, but that the iudigua.
non shown 10y tue public whur the
prppofal was maJc "cause1 the min.
lrltgs 10 chang, their minds" Slgu8t
CrHYi claimed he Will 40 nothing 90
bang about bis own return to power.
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watch, 'ho iuHJu 81 the case Of which
iualgN. tuni It was presented 10 him
by members of the craft on his retire.
moui from tue profession some twenty
years n'u. Tho gentleman IL over
eighty yta,s OF age, but nOtwlthstand.
ing biz vnugnI ycsts, d II hale ami
hearty AMI travels nlDnt, toking In the
principal clurs on iUp way.
This iH No.. Lanes fret visit 10 this
city, anu while his stay here has been
a very Eu1u one, the observations
which he has taken have greatly In.
pf's.ui him that Sail Like has a
Ei1riuuH 'p'urc destiny This afternoon
DC visligI the laU.ruhC'u aud pfirCi.
l1I I.auts %, iuiufvst about the city,
anu inis rvnnirg's pHstprn.b0unI train
viii CORY him little farther ~ tbs
IiftC.l4u 20 hiH Destination, hia native
home and favored clty-ll1udOu.
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A munnEnous noY.
Arrested for Aucgrh Attempts Ia
a., salon TRm.II, a

Arrested for Aucgrh Attempts to
a., ssiuu n Family. ~
EUGENE, ore, April l8-Oal Poln.
uyGg,r. lad ~ years OLD, was arrested
at his home Jour miles north Of q burg
THIS morning, anu was brought 10 tins
clly ON charge Ot attempting 10 kin
tho family OF MIR. Hiram smith, "a
Widow wuJ live1 On iArm BujOiuiug
ihht Of the POinucLte's, For some
time the Smith family have felt tuAt
tnty were the victims VI persecution,
hB repeated atlemplB hHd been mauo 10
p1Ieun the entire family by scattering
poison about tue dalts aui eaiaule,.
=. .. Garrison, d nciRhbgb was Rp,
pointed special SfiiCet to ferret the
matter out. lie obtained Ills net clue
last saturday. Mrs. 5nll whs away
nom home, but one OF the little girb
was LEFT u Foep watch. she saw the
hoy come wilma vial anu y ur some.
lining Into tho pump. Tue next uay
size was wOTkiug about the chicken
house and was struck over tue tack o
lae mead with C.ub by the same boy
uud was left unconscious. Other rvl.
urnoo Was s,outrd against the hoy un'
ui sufficient was obtained 10 warrant
DIS arrest ltls supposed lnat PJin'
utGteT's oct IL tbs result Of some OLD
lguu between the iamilits.
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TuE DERIISIiIs nAssING.
Hat Dsssricrs Reported 10 PIocL Into
suakim.

New York, ApTil lI.-A dispatch
TO the Herald from Care zayt: The
Emir Of DIngola ID moving northwatd
with Considerable forces. spies report
his having passed ADOo Fnlnoh, ~
milus south OF SuaTdh, 10 Join the
Dsfyishrs who are massing NJ tue lat.
Ter place, which IL IS milus from the
Egyptian outpost at AkasnUh.
Inc opinion IN held ~ Egyptian
headquarters that oJmml-siariat 4 M.
Cuili0s viii prevent the DeTvlsheH irum
making any formidable advance north
OF 5 IAFdh.
Inc prestige Of O.man D.gua Is re-.
ported TO be on the wanU, nud IL likely
TO be- still further compromised by his
defeat by iriendlyAtaUs near IAmay.
Desuttots from mis- forces are coming
to Su.kim.
IL BppeafH highly probable that there
Will be- more iishting IN tue immuui.
ate future, CteuitaUle authorities pre-.
net that the ruling Of the mixed
tnbulsl when has postponed TOT
"A fortnight the matter OF the advance
u 100000 pounds tor the DOngOlA
expedition, Will Dr In favor VI tho com.
missiyuets VI tho "caisss dc Ia lalle.n
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srlsona statehood niii.

WAsHINUION, ApTll lI-AtR spec.
inl M ruug " the Huuso committee on
ivuitOfl,s Jay, tnu AtlLOLs STATE.
hood iili WIS ORD tel reported favor.
ably 10 the HJusp. The vote stO04
i've IN 'sv 2 aud Two against. Th.se
IN tho Of lifmnliyc we're: Republican
Scranton, Porkins, LHFoyu, Demo.
cfau-Iufngf aud Cooper OF Texas.
Those against were Republicans
Haudlty uud Lowe. Avery wac paired
with KNOX ami Harris was paired
with Hanson.
Ovens Oi Kentucky was present but
did not vote. A special meeting OF the
committee, mo sNi1, had been called Tor
the purpose VI hearing read tue report
on the New Mexico slate blll. IL wa
not proper that the Altoona statehood
measure sh. I'll bn taken az without
warning anu while the memuef- were
stscnt who opposed H. llisrquest that
the matter 10 over 10 lhs next regular
meeting was Trfu cd. u0wevet,ue nb.
sented himuuli from the room while
tue vote was being taEtu.
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TO INSPECT POWER WORKS.


Everything permitting, large party
Of prominent citizens intended TO visit
Big Cottonwood canyon tomorrow for
the purpose Of inspt citing the mammoth
dam aud electric power works near the
Stair. Tue TIP In hne weather Ia "a
pleasant ons ami II was hoped by the
management aud those who cjnlem.
plate making the Journey that tue
"cIOuds would roll By" and the rain
cease to fall before the time Of depart
uge which, with other Information, Ia
glvon IN the following Invitation sent
10 business men, members Of the Guy
Council AMI representatives VI the
prerr'
You arc most cordially invited 10 visit
tho works OF the ilg Coz 0uwDOl Power
company, Ia BIG Cottonwood uauyou, ON
Wednesday, April 18Th, 1901, "Arbor
Day. The works are now approaching
CUmpICt on, and IL Will DO lut0fustiug To
motto Tho character " tho work and
material used, before The great steel pipe,
etc., are covered.
Carriages will be- In readiness 20 receive
tho party promptly ut o O'Clock u,tn. At
the COMMERCIAL National Bank, nt tho
state Bank Ot Utah, and also at tue Office
Of the EirHl Presidency Tho drive Will
consume about Two hours. Lunch will
be served ~ tho woTk-uud ait8r spending
few hours iu inspecting the works viii
return, reaching tho cay early In the
afternoon,
II will DO necessary 10 know the num-
her 10 bee provided luT by ~ O'Clock noon
Tuesday. You are therefore Tu,ppc fully
requested tao notify MIR, j.. ". summer
hays who has the arrangements IA hand,
who hor yuu accept or not
You are earnestly requested TO attend
rs your presence i- very much desired,
Respectfully yours,
JouN W, DoSNrLLAN,
President
Too weather no, perm ting, how.
ever, the following notice Of postpone.
mtnl wa handed in ust previous Nv
he NEWS gong b pies;
POSTPONED,
A party NJ prominent business men
nae purposel making n trip, on tum0T.
row Wednesday,, to Big CoItonwu1-
canyon, 10 inspect the new electric
plant, which II nearing completion.
ruaay'- rninstOrm making Il uupr0pi.
IOus-it has been decided TO postpone
Ihs Vlslt until Friday ntxt.
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Rock Island, llls., April Ia
Relatives Ui August JOuusou u Oroui
NhO WuIGsI on thl BltuAu farm Tor
about IA months, four years ngO, 10
convinced that he i8 among the VIC.
tlms ui Bast.hus mufduruus Instincts.
Although Johnson had 5000 In tue
bank at OuUu, tbg last uls Ur thsG saul
7auu ct Jghusuu, OF that place, hparu
%, himi1Ul WHH stil iu BastaihH tm-
WUy. When not hearing Of MIN ior
q ZINE, Saunuur johnson On I'D On
bnslnn. Tho iuliei told him August
hal Iuit sul.tuly Tor the Wei HuI tie
unI NOT heard iIUm hun Buuct. john
sJu makes ne Uiguth missslus man.
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Prom the war In soudau.

New York, ApnI IA dispatch
II the Head from Wady Halia,
EEypt, sny: SsrrHs anu Aknbhtn
nave bsrn strongly gArrIsOned, Tue
runWuy between those p1ints IA heing
lu,htd on rplhIy as po-slble, -Four
milrs OF rail uHs been already laid anu
tue truok viii uu competed along tue
course laIl down IN 1854, ia OTuer 10
puss the CatHHg q, For ,hu guarding (
the railway strong pIsls nave teen
established ON the Mic NJ Semnih,
Wady Ambigul, Iaugur ana sUnki,
Elol Oi tuuse PISS nave Daon tut-
piled with Contingent TO guard tue
Joint opposite 70 IL on the liue Ms 1t 10
LAM in order 10 prevent the Detvshes
IRON destroying the wOtks, Inc Der.
wishes nj 5uATdu, who number 5000,
nave advance lhHir posts 10 MUgrt
Ken, distant IS mites frum AkHshuu,
tie main body ni the Dufyianes slill
T. naming at DOnk0R, The NOR
effect VI tue announcement OF rs
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NEW ORLEANS, ApfI IA train
consisting Oi combination " baggage
car two cay coaches AMI q Sleeper
plunged through tfcstlo on the
Queen and Crescent road, three miles
above Nus,bufg, this morning. Re.
ports OF tue wtecH are meagfe, but
the latest Information received IL that
SIX passengers were Injured, Que serl.
OuHly.
The heavy ralu.,,0rm which swept
through Louisiana aud Mitsissippi h
responsible iur tue wreck. The latett
iuiuTmatiIn received at this point IL
that eleven passengers were injured.
ono seriously. Nothing Is said Of the
train crew,
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A LUADuN VETERAN.
Mr. John 4, Lane Visits This City on
nj, SIKH Trip Around the World.

Mr. John n, Lano,a London veteran
who for many years was connected
with the London illustrated Nows. GO
ing into tho employ Of that establish.
msnt 10 tho year 1913, arrived In this
city last evening on his return trip.
Tuis is the siKth time that MIR.
Lane hts been around the world. He
left London for the latter trip Ia July
OF last year, anu has spent some time
visiting with n portion Of his family IN
Australia. Mr. Lane says business Is
l1oRlng had in that section Ol the Cauu.
try And In the vicinity Ia winch be
stopped Eutga, NlotOTia 49, many
houses arc empty aud those which az
occupied bring very little rent. IL r.
no uncommon thlng, h1 says, 10 see
people travelling along the streets, beg,
ging ana lmplOring Tor tho neuesssrlor
OF life.
Mt, Lane Is member OF the
printing profession aud In hF
vest POCKET no carries beautiful golu
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rro.renlea by q lrade. A..embIy.

81. PAUL, April li-A Duluth
special tbyj A deputy sheriti has
gIue 10 Tower carrying a warrant lot
,uu arrest ui Gavin Bail, manager Oi
tue Mlnucsola mine " that place. lie
IL charged with violating The statute
winch provides that man shall not
be- dI-ousfgud Jecause hu 10 a member
NJ a lhuur uulO1. ne complaint wac
sworn 10 ny q. j, II nu, VINO was d.
charged by Mi. Bell somc time ngJ.
Ruu Atrs thal BAN told nm he WAS
uisuhAr. Gu because no was member
ul ihe Mluus' union, RIM iuTlhsf
says Bell hau openly ttaloi no wOuld
employ no but n0n'union men an
ina, union mru need not apply. Tue
rIrecutiun Is iustigatuJ by tue ITAIes
A. sumbly vi tuis CITY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-14
N,WnlaTI.rl Unres,

NEWMARKET England, Eprill4.-
The NewmaTSutCtavuu meeting com.
mrncpi today. Tue race was toe
thirty.olghIh NewmaTEol biennial
ttakes. Leopold RIthchilI's Giloa2E D
won; Sir J. BluHHel Maple Palayuf
second; tbs Duke OF W0stminstut's
Attainment third,
Next race, the Fitzwilliam plate OF
900 sovereign. sir II. WalIie Grtilth's
Princess Anne won; Baron De Hirsch's
Chantilly second; r. &. GlaytOn's NJ
Mopnshine third,
Tue Crawford plate, handicap, a n.
drh Oswald's Menh Won, q. 3. RovelI's
Nillasct second; Baron Hirsoh's 5Au.
IuToll thru.