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a Posse After George Taylor.

KANSAS CITY, April IA Deputy
Sheriff and posse this evening left Car
rollton, Mo-, for Bogard, seven miles
south Of there, where George Taylor,
the condemned murderer, who escaped
from prison Saturday night, has been
located
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Wheelmen Win a Victory.

ASBURY PARK IN. ~, April IA
The first election in New Jersey to vote
on an appropriation for the construc-
ton of cycle path took place to-day
in Asbury Park, and the wheelmen car
ried the day by vote of 21S to 81. The
path will be six feet wide, and will ex
tend from Asbury Park to Trenton, a
distance Of fifty miles. 1t is thought
that the path will be built before the end
of the coming summer.
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Pensions Increased.

WASHINGTON, April IA. - The
House Committee on Invalid Pensions
to-day ordered favorable report on
the bill to adjust the pensions Of
MANNED Union soldiers and sailors of
the Union who served during the war of
the rebellion. The measure makes an
average increase in the pensions of this
class of about $13 per month, and Gre
ates a pension for those who have lost
u hand and foot
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Eight Miners Killed.

DURHAM, April 14-An explosion
occurred in a colliery at Wellington.
Eight miners are known to have been
killed, and it is believed that eighteen
persons will lose their lives through the
disaster.
Death of an Ex.Unfted States Consul.
CHARLESTON Is. c., April IA
General John d. Kennedy, ex-United
States Consu1-General to Shanghai,
died at Camden, S. c., to-day. He was
Lieutenant Governor of the State and
President Of the State Senate in 1881
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Fire at New York.

NEW YORK, April lathe five
story building, IS Grand street, and the
adjoining building, 33 Green, which was
occupied by Affmoldt & Co., was Quilted
By fire tonight. Estimates of total
damage SO far, 100000 to $750,000.
The insurance on the stock is nearly
81 100000.
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However, that the matter is entering
into Spanish politics, and is, perhaps,
being therefore more or less distorted to
serve party purposes.
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Death of an Ex-Unfted State.
Gold Reserve.

WASHINGTON, April 14.-The treas
ury gold reserve at the close of business
stood at $126. 1853 The withdrawal
for the day was $197, 900.
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APPROPRIATIONS FOR
COAST DRFENSES.
The Bill Passes in the House Practically
Without Objection.
A Measure Authorizing an Expendi-
ture of Over Eleven Millions.

Greater Portion of the Senate's Time
Taken Up by Chandler of New
Hampshire in Advocacy of the
Claims of Mr.. Dupont for Seat in
the Senate to Represent the State
of Delaware.
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tional government; and should Cover
nor McIntyfe mako the call there will
be full confidence that Iawlessness al
btsdvlilo win be suppressed speedily.
II IL pesilble, however, that the state
may be able TO settle tue business With.
out national hlo.
But suppose the Colorado governor
should daily along without invoking
national atsistanco u II should DO
really necessary, or should refuse to
ask ~; musi the lives and property OF
uoople te saorifcei BY reason Of such
action? BY no means. Tbs governor
IL not the only one who can appeal TO
the President. Those whose renee
and property Ia disturbed have access
TO the chief magistrate, who may In.
woke the government force himself,
under the law. regulations, to restore
aud maintain peace where the state
has failed.
This latter IA a constitutional power
that invests Ia tho Union, and Is not
dependont alone upon tho action Of
state official. Ills invoked AZ the 70.
quest Of such tfiloial mpdu on behalf
Of the state, OF u is used In the on
fofcement of the Inherent rights OF the
national government by national
oniclala. The preamble to the Consil.
tulion OF the United States recltes az
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pofe DO not 70 out Of their WY 10 ere.
ate sonsaiions BY unduly magnifging
horrors and coiofing deiails; % long Ne
they give ~ much promlrence to wha,
IL good aud lauuablo In human life
and take tue public to tho sunny side
Of the boat on liie's voyage rather than
10 tho opposite eide, and rs long NJ
thoy exclude from their business
columns what is obviously calculated
to defraud the public or 10 violate the
sense Of pfoprieiy. they are within the
strict lines OF duty. Further than
that they arc not empowered to exer.
else the censorship which In a free
country reals . iircly with the public.
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ISeERsOLps WINGED WORDS.

IL IL customary now TO quote the
opinions Of prominent men on the
silver question, for Whatever comfort
can BIO derived thonirom by the con.
tending factions. Col. II. q. Iugersoll
10 accordingly, by morning oo,em.
porary, quoted rs having said, three
years ago.
said ! would say one or two words on
such vulgar things M gold and silver. 1
am satisfied. As am that n ., that the
fow who control tho dobta, tue currency,
tho money OF tho world have combined,
oithor consciously or unconAciously, Ia
mako tho debtor pay more than tho
creditor has n right 10 ask.
Tho tendency has always been In this
world to put the burdens on those least
able to bear them. This Ia precisely
the Same In our civilized society today.
Between tho rich and the poor. n tho
burden IL TO be borne IN this country, IL
IN borne by tho pooT-alwayr.
They are tho firHt TO auiiOr. Lot the
blast " war blow over this country who
goos 10 the war Who goes to tho iront9
Tho mlllionairosi Not ono. Who goos2
Tho great presidents Of corpOraiion.G No.
The mon who preside over great vaults
Of goldf Not muchl Tho poor man goes
because nino times out Of ton tho poor
man II the moro pntrotlc. Tho poor
bear tho burdens OF this country and Of
this world.
Only a fow years ago our money was
gold aud sllyc--monoy that had boon
tho money ofman for thousands Of years.
Our silver was domonetlzod and gold
made tho standard.
There Is no man la tho United Siatos
with Ingenuity enough to account for tho
characterization OF silver In ls73. There
Ii not ono.
do not think fow should have tho
right 10 combine 10 Increase tho value OF
what people call money against tho
debtor and IN favor Of all the creditors.
l want FREQ coinage Of all tho silver YOU
can mino from tho mines Of America,
and II there arc those who arc not willing
TO tako silver We will not trade with
them.
A short time ago a friend OF the
colonel wrote TO him, asking his ad-
vice M to the best course TO pursue
with regard 10 the political situation,
aud lngersoll replied In a letter dated
Sept. 8 and published In the Chicago
Times. Herald as follows
My Dear Slr;-I shall vote for MeKin.
Icy. have no objection 10 tho coinage OF
silver II tho government will put a dol
lars worth Of silver In "A silver dollar.
uOld IN now the standard and gg222
grains Of pure gold constitute a dollar.
So, II you coin a silver dollar you must
put In 10 the amount Of silver that can
be purchased with dollar In gold.
Coming silver or gold cannot incronse
tho value OF tho bullion In the coin.
Yours truly,
H. q. lNuEnsoLL.
II the distinguished lawyer Is cor.
fsotly quoted, three years ago no 70.
gaTded the demonstration OF silver US
a measure OF oppression against the
poor. and he favored the free coinage
Of The American product at leaet. This
year he has determined TO vote With
those whom he, three years ago,
olhsssd among tho oppressors Of the
poor. And this 10 a fair sample OF tho
depth OF the philosophy the colonel
Displays on quite number OF import.
ant questions.
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Duly OF THE PRESS.

Those who once In while enter pro.
,ests against newspapers publishing
current events ottbe day, when these
are OF such nature as 10 make hu.
maniiy feel like Offering an apology
Tor lis existence, or Rgainst advertise.
menls OF more than doubtful veraoily,
forget the fact that the very mission OF
newspaper IL to be u record Of what
trnnspires from day to day, and O.
medium whereby those engaged IN
legitimate business conveniently can
engage public attention.
Everything human ia more or lee
imperfect, anu the press IL no eKcep.
ton IL this rule, bu. US long as the pa.
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CONFERENCE NOTICE.

The ,ixty.sevenlh semi'snnual Con-
ference Of the Church Of Jesus Christ
Of LAt,sr.day Saints will convene In
tho Tabernacle, Salt Lake City, at 10
o'elock on Sunday morning, October
9Th, 1896.
The officers and members OF the
Church generally are cordially invited
to attend the meetings OF tho Confer.
wu4FoRD WOODBURY..
0EoRdE q. CANNON,
JOSEPH \. SMITH,
First Presidency.
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Mrs. HAmiltop, Cambridge, Ill,.,
tayu had tho fheumatlsm ~ bad l
could not raise my hand 10 my heat.
Baiiardfs Sn0w Ltn'pienf has entirely
cured the. take pleasure 10 Inform
ing my nolghbofa aud friends what II
has done Tor me. Chas. Handlsy,
olsrk for Lay 4 Lyman, Kewaner,
Ill.,, advises w. SHoiD LinfulsHt cured
MIN OF rheumatism. WY not ny
~ II will surely do you good. ltcufos
all ind smmAiion, Woundl 51fes, Cuts,
spralnf, etc. Sold by z G. ~. ].
Drug Department..
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CONFIDENCE IN GOVERNMENT.

IL
Tho nni step 10 tho confidence Of
people In a government Ia tho feeling
that that government VIII give TO
them security In porton and property
IL there be not this sense Of safety,
then there can he no confidence OF
conientmont with existing iofms In
national matters, and the consequent
unrest 10 eager for change to safer
condition. For people to be perfectly
sAiisned that the government ahordH
them security, u 10 not necessary that
governmental force DO exercised In the
way Of either probable or possible
oppression; but there 10 needed
the assurance that the full pow
efs oil Tho government arc available
for prompt and effective maintenance
OF the tights OF the humbleat Citizen
IL 10 not enough to feel that portion
OF those powers arc within REACH the
senee oil security rquifos tue knoWI'
edge that all the ierce that exists In a
nation VIII DO exercised, when occasion
demands, to uphold the right OF the
Individual citizen It's this latter fsei,
az much AZ anything that can be
named, that has made notable the gen
erai respect which nations have for the
rights OF British subjects; ard com.
monty the amount OF respect which
the oititens OF any nation receive IL
measured by tho promptliude and
vigor with which that nation Insists
upon the rights Of iis people.
The principle Ia as applicable 10 In
ternM ~ TO external afinirs; TO the
United States Ne 10 other nations. The
occasional outbreaks that occur In this
land, taken In connection with the
ulteranoes OF great mas OF agitatoIs,
make II clear that In the Unltei
States there are plenty OF communistio
or even anArchiatlo spirits who desire
the safeguards about tho poace 90
weakened 10 TO give them an opportu.
nifty 10 do violence; and these fierce
plolters arc over on tho alert TO engage
In or inolie the adoption ofany scheme
That would make the general powers OF
tho government less effective to coun-
leracl neiarious design.
The trouble now existing In Lead.
Vile is an illustration OF how tho gov.
ernmental powers Of preserving the
peace may DO brought into requisitlOp;
and It Ia only one OF numerous In.
stances that have happened or are
liable TO occur In an extensive county
like thlE Governor McIntire has
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We guarantee "a, to DO the bes
Cough Syrup manufactured In the
whole wide world. This 10 sayisg q
great deal, but II Il true. For Con-
sumption, Coughs, Code, sors
Throat, Sore Chspi, Pneumonia, HroB-
ohits, Asthma, Group, Whooping
Cough, and eli diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs, We porfivey guarantee
BaRapdis RorsAound syrup 10 be with
out IN equal on the whole facs OF the
globe. IL support Of this statement
We refer 20 every individual who has
aver used ii,aud 10 every druggist who
has ever sold H. such evidences u In
oispulable. Bold by z. q. NJ. /. Drug
DEPARTMENT.
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rHE COMBINED city, school and
county tax In San Franc AGO is 9.6g
mIll,-or little more than hill the
same tax IN Salt Lake; with the
state tax OF 4292 mills pdded, Ban
Francisco property owners bay l8sig
mills tax, while Salt Lake property
owners pay combi Of tax Tor Oh
purposes OF 20.6 mile, or nearly dluplO
the California rate.
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CONFERENCE APPOINTMENTS.

Scandinavian meeting In Assembly
Hall, Sunday afternoon, Oct =, from o
TO 7 O'Clock.
Sunday School Union, ia tho Taber:
nacle, Sunday night, Oct. =, h 7
O'Clock.
German meeting in Assembly Hall,
Monday afternoon, Oct. o, from . TO ]
O'Clock.
Tabsrnaele Concsrt Monday night,
= O'Clock.
General Priesthood meeting In Tab
ernsole, Tuesday night, Oct. 9th, com.
mencing nj O'Clock.
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Y. @. NJ. l., Salt Lahe City,

u. q. NJ. L., Salt Lske City,
September IS, 1895.
Alta meeting OF the direction held
on the l5,h lnst dividend OF four per
cent Tor the hAlf.yoAf was dcclAreI
upon the capital s,ock OF this fnstltu.
lion, OF record September 25th. pay.
able on and after October 18Th next,
TO etoekholiefs, personally, upon pre-.
tentalion OF their stock certificates, or
uron their written order.
n. q. WEBER,
Secretary,
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UrAn Ia TnE ELLcfloS.


Ulah will cnst hor nrji vote fol
President and Woe Pfeeident OF IN,
United States In November next. Ol
course tho baIloting at that time will
not DO directly Tor those Ulcers. bul
TOT men VIII, represent them and will
execute the viii Of tho poopio as ex.
pressed on that occasion. 40 10 40 we'll
that ihoio who do not understand this
propositlon-and there are some few
even In the older states which have
engaged In presidential contests for n
century or more--shsuld iamlliarl1o
Themselves with Il; also the maehln.
cry by means Of which their desire In
tho premises Ia given effect.
Each state IL entitled 10 a number Of
presidential electors corresponding
with H. representation In Congtoss.
Utah, having ono representative and
lin connection with tho other stated
two senators, IL entitled to three elee.
tors anu will have additions TO the
number ~ ila quota Of representatives.
Increases. THIS can only occur after
an enumeration ana subs, quent appoi.
tionmeui, tho next oceasion Of the
Kind being, rs relates to the centus, 30
1900; the appoftionment takes
place A soon thereafter o.
Congress secs nt to get ut
II and dispose Of It. In any event,
unless n special sct for our benefit
should DO passed, We would have no
more strength 10 tue next preslden.
tial election than IN this one, meaning
that We shall then, a. now, be what
our eastern friends 10 the heat ei
campaign are In the habit OF designat.
ing a "pocket borough" Tue presi.
Dental electors are nominated by the
different parties, anu their choice 10
expressed at tue polls the snmo ~ tina,
for any other candidates TOT ofiice, the
CUES receiving tho highsst number OF
votes Ieoeiving certificates Of cleo
ton, aud on q later date
prescribed by law engaging In tho
msJssiic performances OF voting for the
Highest nj GERS 10 tho land.
The next point Of interest, anu one
that is also imperieetly understood, L.
our new method Of conducting eiec.
lions. This Australian system was
adopted by the last, also the fifst state,
Legislature. thus placing W In accord
In this respect with all tho other states
10 the Union except i've. The oKcep-
lions arc Georgia. Delaware, Florida
anu the Cafolinrs. IL Ia unquosiion.
ably the best plan no far devised
for excluding improper Influences aud
keeping men OF fraudulent intent at
bay. II IL absolutely secret anu no one
but tho voter himself may ever know
what his ballot contained. Like every
other good thing It has its draw bAcke,
and the means devised for safety aud
security have eth within Themselves
the possibility Of miscarriage OF the
VOTERS will. il IA a complex and 10
some cltss perplexlng array Of Nance
aau vast 'Apanso OF paper ihal Il
piA0'u oolo'o tue ono designing
70 use W. anu unle'e nc ae-
guam" h'"'s0l' thoroughly WIN
mo proper PROCEDURE no may
Vo'e ior ono OF more that he never IN
'ouu'u w. Ihe oaiIo' ilsei VIII con-
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aundsy efeepiei, Al corner south and Vast Temple
street,. salt fAka cry,
Tfais Eiilioa al y p m. Regular Edition II
mo DEsrsrr sryi.wrrntr NSvs IL putiishsd
on Tuesday and FRIDAY 81 each weck.
The Drsrarr WrrELr In magazine form 10 pub
nshed ever haiufda4.
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u. &. rs. l., Salt Lake City,
Aanlaph.N IaQn

September rs, 1896.
The Stock Transfer Books OF this
Institution will DO closed on Ssptsm.
her .0ih aad fe.opsned on Octobof OH,
lsO3. 7. q. WEnBER,
RHgfptarv
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hrr. >. a. Koi, OF Pomona, Cal,
nal the bad luck to sprnin her ANKLE.
VI tried several lint msntt," sho says.
nut ves not cured uutil l used Cham.
berlain'a Pain Balm. That remedy
cured mo and take pleasure In REQ
ommcnding % and testlfying 10 its
efficacy" This medicine 10 also Of
great value for rheumatism. lame back,
lalne In the chest, plcuriay AMI al
deep-stalod and mufcular pains For
sale by drngglslr.
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ci,y auh.erihsrs VII Kindly uotify .. 7. Dunbsr r,
isitclator), Of any trresuartJ Ia ihs delivery Of
heir Ispers
An esuana nieaiions should b addressed 10
Dnsr.sr Hsvs PvsiIsHDs %
gslsphoas 90
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A Bound Llr,r ,laks. . w.ll ,I.p.

Arc you Bilious, Conltlpated or
troubled with Jaundloe, Sick Head.
sobs, BAD Taste 10 Msuih, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Hot Dry Skin, Pals ~
Back aud between the bhouldefs, Chills
snd Fever, etc. II you hays apy Of
these symptoms, your Liver is DOT 81
order, aud your blood !. slowly being
poisoned, becAufe your Liver does not
act properly. HEnDtsE will cure any
disorder OF the Liver, Stomach or
Bowela II has no equal ~ a Liver
Medicine. Price rs cents. Free trial
bottles ~ z &. NJ 1. drug store.
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Pred HruE nrewinE 90. Omaha Bccr.
Ath ~ krug'. a. binet Beer, II y
tho Tuftst IN theWosl. Ofilee and head
quarters 20 East Second South. Il.
Nlemhnu, local manager,
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on HORSES TO BOARD AND EVERY.
~ todH 70 know That shuftlen has the
w.. .Amp naEone IN tho city. also nfat class
r. Fourth south
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ne Nrvs 3. on sale a, ne pfihepai Hoiei., Fs-,
etands and on ell pasicngof ifAlni leaving ne CIV
amer ,. m daiiy.
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nsenty rords Tor Ines Inserted unde,
AiS Aeddiag, once for l5c, hries for 25ej
Que week Jor soc; one month for 50c per
line No ad taken for tess than loo.
'IaHis Of more than Q lines same proper
tomato rate ASvotiss a,sd ssf ,csuita
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Last Aufust whiio wofking In the
harvest Held ruchme ovefheated, was
iuddenly attacked with cramrs and
was nearly dead. MI. Cummings. the
druggist, gave mo a dose OF Chamber
lain'a Cole, Cholera and Dlarrhoea
Remedy which completely relieved
me. / now keen n bottle OF tho fsm-
edy HANDY. a. NJ. HuNsELL, Con.
ierville, Wash. For sale BY druggists.
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NKNTS.

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w" 40 au' taAsH Je' e'' va" 100
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suiseriSsrs shauginr ths'r place OF residenes
mould alvaIs sive foImsf - veil - present al.
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Wenld noi bring happin,si to the per.
s 100 sunrflng with dyspepsia, but
hooue hhfsafafillh has cured many
,nousanie OF cases OF this disease. IL
.lhss tbe stomach, regulates the bowels
ani puts all tho machinery OF The
pA'sm IN good working order. n
sIei!ss good appetite and give
oeaith' strength ami happiness.
hooDs PILLS act harmoniousIv
With Hood'i AarsapaIIlls. Cure IN
liver ill'. 20 cent.
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Mrs. Il. II. DAvf, OF san Miguel,
Cal, say,; II am trying 10 a measure
TO repay the manufacturer Of Cham.
oerlAin's Cough Remedy for tho psea,
coed their remedy has done me. For
Year, l was constant sufferer from
weak lunga aud bronchial nsthma. Sly
rect n, night was disturbed by hack.
Ing cough, no that felt miserable the
greater part u tn lime. Many rene.
lies recommended by ifinnua were
uioi, mono N which proved suitable 10
my oasr. did not experience any
beneficial results until began taking
ChnmbpflAin's Cough Remedy. After
two bottles Of the large size have been
used am pleased 10 state, my health
u better than u has teen for years
The stresses has LETT my luugs and
chest aud l can breathe easily. IL has
done me 40 much good that want all
who nro suffering from lung troubles,
- was TO give 10 trial" FlT sale
by druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-24

Take all your Prescriptions 10 the
old reliable Godbe Pitts Drug 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-24
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