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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-08-04

The Sacramento Record Union af-
firms thai the Republican party does
rot ask for a single gold st tndard
and is a bimetallic party. When we
read this, we concluded hat the issue
we were reading was an old one, but
investigate" showed il to be August
2nd and 1896. 1t might not be out Of
place for the editor ofs the Record
Union to read the last platform
adopted by the recent National Repub-
lican Convention at ST. Louis.
James &. Blaine delivered a speech
in the Senate in 1880, in which be de-
clared that the establishment of The
single gold standard would produce
widespread disaster. Yet there are
themselves hoarse for Blaine when he
ran for President, who are now en-
dorsing Mckinley.
The Chicago Times Herald, an in-
dependent journal, says Of Mr.. Hanna
as Chairman of the National Repub-
lican Committee:
Under Mark Hanna's Chairman
ship no Republican leader worthy OF
the name will be ignored. No un-
worthy alliances will be made. No un-
necessary dollar will be collected, and
no dollar will be expended except for
legitimate purposes. There will be no
rainbow chasing. Business-like meth
DDS will prevail at headquarters. Tue
books IF the com mittee will De kept
SO that they may be at any time open
to tn g inspection of those who have d
right to see them. There will be nc
deficit to lie met foul years later. Nc
mud will be thrown. Pers nal issues
will not be allowed to becloud the
great questions at stake.
The campaign will be conducted or
a dignified plane, and the method
employed to SECURE success Will b'
worthy alike of the Candidate and o
the cause. OF these things MARI
Hanna's Craftsmanship is a guaranty
The above is a bit of ure bosh
written to cover up the idea that tn
gold men are getting ready to make 1
moneyed fight to crush the people ii
this campaign.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-08-04

The Record Union wants a COM
promise in the gold and silver fight
by which bimetallism can be brought
about in 1907. II it is a good thing
why delay it until 1907? We are now
fighting to have it begin to show up
in 1896 and silver men think tney1have
a pretty good chance Of winning III
want no compromise.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-08-04

A new and improved bed lounge is
attracting a good deal IF attention at
George kitzmeyer's Furniture Store,
and we'll il might, As it is WAY ahead
OF the old style in every respect Geo.
Kitzmeyer is wide awake to all i'm
provements and is the first one to Of
er them to the public and is always
the first one to reduce prices. m12m
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-08-04
Carpets Carpets.

The good news will be welcomed by
the Carson housekeepers that Olcovich
Bros have just received.
Body Brussels Carpets which they
sell at 81 10 worth 81 :25. Brussels
Carpet s. cents w tith are worth $40 0
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-08-04
Notice..

The finest cattle range in the State of
Nevada is offered for rent or lease. 1900
acres which is in the best of condition for
all classes of stock. Range is located IS
miles east of Genoa, for further inform
alton call or address Ra,craft sable Car
son
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-08-04

Afresh invoice of Sweet Premium
Hams, the choicest in the market. AT
Chas. II. Kelly, Arlington Block
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-23
REPUBLICO.DEMO.POP
FanCll1l CITATIONS Of a THenty.SlXth
Precinct Registrar.
APPOINTED As A REPUBLICAN,
lie Declares lllmstlf Siauuch Demo,
tral--A Ptpalisiic streak TX.
y ictsd Soon.

At U'elock this afternoon was
commenced a "fed.hot" investigation
10 the county commissionors' office
which promised rscy developments
a1d q startling denoucment.
7. l.. Vissing. n brother Of J. Il.
wisslng, was si,sd to appear before tho
board 10 show cause why he should
not be- removed from the position Of
registration agent OF pteclnc.26 20, which
includes In It's c0Dfiues the western
portion Of tue Fifteenth municipal
ward.
NhslnR was appointed 10 the ofilcs
by the board OF commissioners on the
strength Of an ardent avowal Of fesliy
70 tho party Of protection. Now come
IN Iaviis which allsgo that the regis.
tfar went 10 Democratic primary the
other night ana upon his democracy
being questioned WISHING arose and In
q mOst vehement manner sot forth hts
devotion 10 the party OF free trade and
his sorrow nj baving the imputati1n OF
Republican loauings cast upon him.
Members OF botu parties are fearful
le,t vissipg's next additions viii be-
In reverence OF tho Populls,ic
idol anu Ia justice TO him
anu the bewildered voters OF the pre-
cinct the investigation above referred
10 was ordered. rhe fact that the two
brothers spell their names differently
IL aocou nted Tor 10 the allegation that
personal difficulties caused the regis
trar TO change his mode OF spelling by
uslnR v.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-23
TuE MARYLAND LYNCnINa.
The Governor y.ry aueh Rssrs,s tho
AIIlII. $40 saSs.

LONDON, Sept. 23.-Tno local papers
nubllsh letter from Governor
LlwBues OF Maryland, ~ Miss Flor.
eHoe Baigarnie, honorary secretary Of
the antl-iynching comnittee 81 Eng.
land, In which he acknowledges the
receipt Of her letter maklng Inquiries
concerning tho lynching Of Joseph
Cocking at Laplata, MI. Governor
Lowndes explains that tho officials
were overpogefed and addt:
enclose clippings from the Balti.
more American aud tho Sun, giving n
full account OF tho lamentaDlo affair,
from which II Will be seen that the
prisoner, who was In the legal custody
OF tho sheriff OF Charles county,
charged with the murder OF his wife
anu aistor.in-law, was iorclbly taken
by an armed body Of men and
iynched. note with much gratifica.
ton your statement that your commit.
tee, anu in TACT tho British public
generally, have always held Maryland
In high respect rs particularly law
abiding, law-loving state aud IN order
the more fully 10 assure you that tho
confidence thus expressed has not
been misplaced, l euclOte for your
information clippings iiom tho uaily
pfess concerning the crime from which
you will at once perceive that the
event was great shock TO the high
moral sense OF our people, and has al
ready been commented upon as nm
unluutifis bic departure from the course
OF procedure which the law polnla out
| az proper In such cases.
"In this connection IL II proper TO
say thapin addition 10 the I'll lrt OF the
local authorities with u view 10 put.
ting stOB to such gross violations Of
the law, have offered reward OF
81 900 dollars for information which
will lead to the arrest and conviction
OF the persons guilty OF this crime, u
copy OF which also enclose.
"In conclusion permit me 10 assure
your committee that every effort IL be-
Ing made TO find tho guilty pariies In
e-'-' hat they may be brought before
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-23
OPINIONS Differ
As 10 thu Resolution Creating = Com-
mtiiee To visit Thatcher.


mite" ." VS." i""'her'
NEW york, sept 23'-Ihefe Il o
dlioIenee OF opinion among tue mem.
bsrs OF tue Democratic stat. Committee
as to the signlfcanoo OF the resolution
adopted last night, creating commit
lee OF hVe 10 visit lhAohof, tho nomi.
neo Tor governor
Slate committeeman smith OF Buf.
ialo saiui VT "Hh clearly the Intent OF
the resolution, and u Ia 10 stated, that
Tho committee should got clearer
statement OF IhaoheT's atliluia toward
the Cbichgo pttlotm. IL somebody
has Jugg OIL Win thlntH tinco wo pat
sed y, why, We Will HUI out on Mon
day."
Senator Hill said TO hn Associated
Press reporter today: "Iho hnai out
come OF tho meeting OF the state CONF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-23

wAsHISorOs, Warren County, N.
j., sept. a1.-At Philiipsburg an i'm.
mon'e Ihrong greeted Bryan. He
sAid!
"rhosa entrencho1 bohind special
privileges know the election OF the
Chicago ticket means they will be
driven from their bulwarks aud
made 10 earn their living like
other men. 9feat applauie.
II IL not strange mat. realizing tina,
hereafter they uusI eat the bread they
earn by tho sweat Of their own brow,
Instead OF eating the bread Otbera earn,
they will ngHt with desperation q
hold on IN the government. lGreht
applau1e.l But, my iriends, II luere
Ia u feeling on tina other side, there IL
feeling on our own side too. Ap.
plauss.
"Go out among the masses OF the
people aud ask them what they under.
stand this campaign means. and they
will tell you they Understand this to be
. campaign Ia which the people are
defending their homes and their Ore
sides ana fishiing Tor posicfity. Zap.
plausr.l There IL no better soL, 10
illustrate this campaign than that
beautiful song Home, Sweet Home.
EnthusiaHtic applause.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-23
STORM IN ENGLAND.
Great Damage 10 The Fishing Graft
ALONG lhe Coast
SOME LOSS OF LIFE REPORTED.
A Red star Line S,cam'hlp Passes
Through the Foil iorce
OF the Gal'.

LONDON, Sept. ga terrible gale
swept this city and the coasts Of the
United Kingdom. The storm broke
last evening and lasted NIL night,
playing havoc with tr,es IN Lon
don parks, aud causing great damage
among tho coast ana fishing efait. Tue
lots Of life, however, is Reported slight.
Tho Rcd Star line steamship Rhynd.
land from PhilAdelphis, arrived Of
QIsrnstown this morning and ~
ported having passed through the full
force Of the gale yesterday. Honvy
seas swept over her anu flooded hef
derkhouse and state rooms. The mail
boat running between Calais and
Dover was badly damaged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-23
MEYERuoFFER IN COURT.
A Harbsr Who Conducted a Gambling
Room 10 Connection With
Ills shop.

4. Meysrhoffef barber doiuv
.,.,. "a. 600. =, Nh, g.,
''.'"s'' '. 80 n'. " -"'a 1A''
ana SECOND Sou'h streets, was before
Justice Wonger 10 the police court to-
day. charged with gambling md run.
-. -, ,.,I. ..,,,,, No..
n"s P'o' ''O'o "'"V'' "se"'s'
The defendant was represented by MS
attorney, J. H.. Darmer, while City
Attornev Mo<ay handlei TN, rains
...,,,,..,
'0t ."o pi'aseu'"'
Meyefhofier conducts the estAblish-
menr against which such strong
peutien was presented TO the City
Council Tuesday evening, and II -
alleged that boys Raging from 10 TO 20
years OF age make the place n
rendezvous hnu gamble for
cigars, drinks, etc., much TO
the uhcomnIure aud annoyance
OF their parents. They also become 90
boisterous as to ineult passers'by and
make night generally hideous IN the
nelghborhood, therefore u was Tor
the purpose oil having the nuisance
abated that tue petition was presented
TO the Council.
Alter some conversation between
The defendant anu his attorney, tho
former entered plea OF guilty to both
charges with the understanding. how.
ever, that he would DO allowed to make
an explanation as TO why lie 30 con.
Quoted his place OF business.
Then Iuuge mckay took The noor.
He wanted to say, anu did say,
that the running OF tue establishment
In question must 10 put stop TO. at
has become such nuisance" said he,
"tpat everybody In the city nearly,
except Inc police, Dave heard about H."
Hs UNDERWOOD that the defendant was
ready aud willing TO shut up shop II
the court 80 desired anu no hoped that
emphasis would DO given To m order to
that elect.
Attorney Darmet stated In behalf OF
his client that The defendant had only
been conducting the place for n short
time, during which time u had boon
conducted In n more orderly manner
tnan heretofore. the deiendanps pre-
d.ovssor Ia business had told his sue.
cessor when the place changed hands
that there WAS no need OF u license TO
carry on gambling business there,
ana further there wa, money In II. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-23
ROLLER EXPLOSION.
An EnTiuo on tho Mig four Dsmoi.
ikhrd.

PEORIA, Ills, Sept. 23.-'rhe boilers
eta ninoiy.ton ten.whsel locomotive
ON the Big -Four railway burst ut Pek In
last evening, hurling the enormous
engine more than 100 icot, partially
demolished a large factory, killing the
fireman aud breaking nearly all the
winuowe within n quarter VI n mile Of
the scene OF the remarkable accident.
A big drive wheel wns hurled 900 feet.
Jamos Long, the fireman, was thrown
many feet IN the nir, had an iron bar
driven through both legs above the
kuee aud was terribly Injured. He
died In few hours. The engine was
standing 100 feet IRON the Cumming.
works when the explosion occurred
Rnd 1850 !eot OF tho wall was crushed In.
No one was ut work Ia the build Ing,
OF there might have been more fatal.
ties.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-23

MiUwAnA, near Dlngolp, via Ket.
mA.on.lne Nile, sept - (ruesJay
ovrning) = Copyright 1895, by As
.ociatoa PEs. II. would appear from
thu reports OF tsotc uis WIN nave been
following the trail OF the Drfvlsb force
which fesfsaiod nom HI HAIR that Au
important anu decisive battle Tor this
stage % Tho campaigu viii be fought
tomorrow morning or little later.
Tho Anglo- Egyptian expedition Ia
now encamped nsfs awaiting early
dawn, la ORDER 70 move urOn tho posi-.
lions occupied by tue enomy. MiowaTa
L. situated about i've mihs from Don.
COLA, anu unltHs the unexpected hap.
pops lhe strength of the Dofvlshus In
the DOngola di,ttict will DO thorough.
~ ovunhTcwn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-23
nrrurLicANsIs ARIZONA.
sn,.r ucn Are Dscidcdiy In the
1insriiy.

pmoRNix, Aria, Sept. 22.-rhe re-
publican convention OF Atizona was
In session today In Phoenix. Tho
silver mon were decidedly Ia the
minority, and In caucus we're 80 out
numbered that action on the platform
wAs practically unanimous. The plat
form sssails the record OF thv Demo
cratic party, warmly advocates slate
hood, comments the labofs 10 Congress
Of Delegate N. q. Murphy, advocates
tarifi ior protection, particularly anu
uton finance has tho following:
We indofse the nsiiouai Republican
platform Ne enunciatsd at ~. Louis,
without any reservation whatever
While we believe Ia bimetalism, we
believe the Republican party u the
only true friend OF silver, sni VIII leg
islate In such mtnner a. viii DO favor
abe TO tho coipsgo Of silver without
disturbing tbo busintsB interests OF the
county. We regard tho silver plank
In tbe Democratic national platform NJ
tubtetiuge, intended 10 confuse peo-
pie and direct their atientiOn from the
tfue Issues before them IN the cam.
paiyn, which 10 legislation on the
tam question.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-23

SAVANNAH, Ca, Sept. ga fire
this morning Quilted a hvo story build.
Ing on Bay street occupied by Hull 4
Co., wholtsalo grocery, aud damaged
adjacent bulldogs. Toe lOta on stock
10 about 500, 900 with S8l, 200 insurance.
The damage 10 tho outUuiidings IL Sl5,-
900. Frank Mistay,a fireman, was killed
by TALL. James McNally, n young
man formerly employed AZ the store,
has been arrested Tor incendlarism.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-23
Paul PelIrson Dead,

Paul Peterson. the old gentleman
who, together with his wife, was tried
some time ago for iunnlng an Illicit
disIillery In smithfsld, Cache county,
and was hold TO the distrlot court.
died at his home several days ago.
His attorneys, Messrs. Smith a Mel.
son, received tho word TO-DAY anu they
are now .ndeavoring to have the case
against Pehrson's wife, wiped from
tho docket.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-23

Philadelphia and Reading Coal and
Iron company, held by the recsiyers NJ
the Philadelphia, nnd Rsidlng Raj.
foid comrsny, no, covered by general
mortgage bonus, were sold today 10 O.
=. Co'ter OF J.. Piefpont Morgan & Cr.
Of New YORK., who represenith the organ.
izatlon committee.
Philadelphia and Reading railroad
property, subject to q general mortgage
was SOLD In three parcels to Mr. CosloT
for s2l 600, goo.
Tojsy's sale was the lirgset OF the
Kind that ever took place la the couu.
nv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-23
CONVENIENT TO The MEN.
Soldiers Not Wishing 10 Go 10 Fort
Sheridan Can Stay Behind.
This Privilege Not Extended TO the
coiored Itcrimen, ordered 90
Eort Dougins.

WAsItNGToN, Sept. 23.--Tho sol.
diefs Of the Efficiently Infantry now
atatloned nj FJrI Sheridan, VINO have
ak monlhs or less 10 serve In the army
and who Do intend to enlist, will not
b. required 10 acc mpany tho tcgi.
ment whBn 1t leaves early In October
Tor Now MpxiO3 and Arizona. They
will be- lott NJ Fort Sheridan aud trans.
feffed 10 the regiment which Ia 10 take
the place Of tho Fifteenth Mt that poet.
There sfo many mon who will be Of.
iCcttd by this order. Tho secretary OF
war has also ordered that n there arc
any men IN tho Fourth iniantfy, now
stationed ut Fort sherman, Waning.
ton, or Boss Barracks, Idano, VINO do
not desire 10 be transferred TO Fort
Sheridan, they may etay behind anu
be transferred 10 tno regiments that ntu
90 DO sont TO garfisun these paints.
THIS Will be n convenience 90 many
mon whuSe long station has enabled
them 10 make permanent family en-
gAgomeniu mat you'll bp destroyed
by their removal to post ~ TT dis
Ant as Fort Sheridan. The abJva
or1erS, hOsever, will not apply TO tue
rwenty-ioufth Infantry, whlob IL
tiah9iorfed irom Altoona ana New
Mexico q Utsh, bee tuse the men In
that regiment are eOiorej, and II would
not DO pots.b'o 10 nnd places Tor them
la the regiment OF white mon which
took thsir pace.
Toe designations Of tho particular
Held officers, batteries anu COM anies
ior poit, 70 To gurrIsoaed by tue arlil.
isfy aud by the Fifteenth and Dix
ieenth Infantry VIII be mado by the
commanding generals VI the depart.
monts Ia which they arc 10 serve, Ok.
cepi that the battery Tor iorts can BE-
designated by the commanding tfllect
Of the Third artillery, and the juuiof
m'JDr OF that regimsnl will also take
station nj that poet. Under this ar-
Tangement Bflgsdier General FrAlk
Wheaton u Donyor will appoftiOn tue
companies of tue Fifteenth regiment
among Forts Bayarj, For. Gfans aud
Fort nuahuca.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-23
convepiion Of nalIrand condnclor..

Los AMELIA Gala, Sept. g3.-rhe
biennial convention OF the Order oil
Railroad Conductors OF America to be
held IN this city In the oatly psEt Of
next May pIomi,es u bo one Of the
mos, notable gatherings In the history
VI tbs city. Elaborate preparations
are now under way by the railroad
men OF southern California for enter.
lalnlug tho vlsiter.
Grand CHIEF Conductor CLARK who IL
ut tho head OF the equalization has
boon IN the city Tor several days Ut
tending 10 preliminary matters IL con-
ngction with the convention.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-23
BnyAN Ann WATSON.
win n compramis- ricLet Insure the
Election OF the FormerT

FL. LOUIS, Sept. 23.-H. w. Reed,
chairman OF tho national finance COM
mittce OF the Peoplo's party, says that
u unity OF all the reform forces will
unquestionably give MI. Bryan iho
solid South aud West aud several other
statos, thus insuring his election. Thl.
ho said could be brought nbout by
accepting the oompfomise ticket MONT
mated al ~. Louii-Bryan anu Wat.
son.
"wby are Populista unwilling 10
support Mr.. 5ewal 2" he wac askuj.
$50 support Mr. 5ewAll ihe Porulis,t
would have no partner In tue compsci,
aud Il would be virtual abn ndonmenl
OF tselr organizatipn.
every argument that proves Mt.
BfyAp suitable candidate proves Mt.
Seweli an unsuitable one. Mi. bnwall
IL undoubtedly personally a man OF
iino character and staining, but bis
political 2, cOrd anu his individual In.
isfesls are Hntagonlsiic TO the reiofmi
Bryan advocates and the PopulisIs
deman1."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-23
rnE RUSSIAN VISITORS.
Very Much Pleased win the nscsD.
iion In Great BFiiain.

VERY Much released win tue heesDs
iion In Great nEiiain.
LONDON, Sept. 20. - The Chronicle
says OF the Russian visitors;
II Ia stated that the czAr and cEarina
are highly pleased with their hearty
reception. But such feelings are cei-
lAinly not betrayed by the czAr whose
brisi ana almost lRoonlo thanks TOR the
aadressee presented 10 MIN ana the
emperot's cold senslblli,y was In great
contrast 10 the frank anu fearlts,
pleasure OF the Prince OF Wales. Tho
cElr was always CHANGING nervonsly
aside at tho slightest hitch Ia the pro.
cuodings. He listened To tho address
In an impassivo style NJ II they were
Ia "a foreign tongue aud seemed sur.
prlsed ut tho weight OF the gold caslet
presented 10 him at Edinburgh, 10 that
he quickly dropped II into tbs hands
VI the Earl u Pembroke. The baby,
Grand Duchess Olge, was tho center OF
interest and admiration among the
court ladies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-23

Ia LOUIS. sepl. 23.--Pfeparations
Rrs 1eIng mads for the convention VI
lum IN OJtobct Tue convention will
last two days AMI Will bflng 10 81
LoulB some Of tue biggest men ~ the
Democratic par1y. Among those VINO
arc expected 10 he present are William
j. Bryan ana Arthur Sowali anu ex.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-23
Fear oil n Revelation In urarI.

NEW YoR<, Sept GA dispatch
10 the HeIAiI from Rio 10 Janoiro
says:
There was 4 meeting OF tho local
authorities In this ely " consider
msans 10 prevent any political dem N.
sirnlion which Ia l.oked iug on thu
arrival o. the sftoial Italian minister
J. Martins, who comes 10 Zoe N an
adjustment OF the trouble between
Brazil aud Italy cannot be effected.
IL Is taid that the Jaeobins viii pro.
mote disturbance anu u fear exists In
some quarters that n revolution 10 nj
nnnd.
Advloee from Piedmont, Argentina,
says that Francisco Moreno has been
appointed member OF the commlSslon
which will pass on the disputed Chile.
an boundary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-23
A Health Resort.

The heallhlulness OF Lyntop, a sum.
mer resort In Devon, England, 10 &C.
vetilsed by this story.
Recently u visitor began to talk Ia
an old man at Lynton aud ashed him
just over 7O.D
"Well," said tho visitor, you look "a
you had u good many years 10 live
uie?" '"'"''
Father deat?" said the man, look.
Ing surprised. Father isn't dend.
h.'s mp stairs putting grandfather n
bed."--Exohange. -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-23

RocKPoRr, Ills, Sept. aa.-rhe an.
nual meeting tho Army Of the Cum.
berland opened In this city today, and
will continue until Thursday even.
log.
Owing to tho III health OF Gen. VII.
liam 3. lsosecragp, VINO Ia preaidsnt OF
tho Army OF tho Cumberland, he will
not DO hhlo to DO prescott. Gen. Bar.
nett Of Cleveland, o., VIII be the pre-.
siding officer Of the reunion. This
afternoon Ulcers for the en,uing year
will be elrc,ed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-23
Mot Law 10 u.niaei,I.

CiNotSNATl, Sept. GA special 10
the q numerical Tribune from Law
fenceburg, KY, says the turn rio,ofs
are out again. Last night they were
out TO finish the fomaining four turn.
pixies. The county last iall voted To
make the pixies Tree. Proceedings lot
appfalseneni, condemnation anu put.
chase have been made, but the people
did not walt for relief In that way and
Tetortei % mob law. Under the laws
Of X sntuchy the c1sniy will have TO
make good tho lOHs caused by mob.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-23
Chapman's Hearing.

Charles Chapman had n hearing In
the police court today on u charge OF
grand larceny ia having stolen aud
taken from the person OF w. IL. Farr,
through the medium OF u "look"game,
tho sum OF 500. The case was In pro.
gress al press time and arguments
were being made ny w. II. Lippman
ior tho defense and Cily Attorney
Mckay for the prosecution.