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An unWirT Wyomlng Ranch r Flaeeed
e $50 IN ''L ckn came.

On Tuesday last Charles Chapman,
well known In sporting circles, and
bis brother Chester, worked the bun.
c1.mar', "lookp game on Mt. Thomp.
son, a raHcher from Rock SPRING, by
which tho latter was robbed Of gs5 In
each. Tho case was immediately re-
ported 10 the oilicrIs who arrested the
men on a charge u petit larceny.
TuiH afternoon they were HTfaig ned
before Justice Nenger, anu ut their
demand were given trial by Jury,
the men before whom Il was tried be-
Ink l.. y. Hart, Wilton Spiefs, l.. o..
O'DJuuell ana Johu Is. Busch. Mt
Thompson, tho complainant, was tue
tul 20 take tho witness stani aud wal
giving his testimony nj press time.
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10 Will be remembered ,hag among
The sla'e's liabullltg ale warrants De-.
sued 30 payment OF tuo expenses cl
making Utah's rEnlul. no tho WHrlu'
Far amounting 20 suI,U75.o1. Inter.
80 0u ihv5r warrants lHm Apul L.,
1891, TO May 81, 1896, is due, aul The
money TO pay thr sumr is now In the
State treasury, Tho Legislature upptH.
PIRATE Tor tins purpose iIss5.UGWAlyh
10 now available.
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COMMITTEE oN REVOLUTIONS.
Tho Gold Men Refused 60 Vote and
business ~ Delayed

"'"'NH - |NahN'AH
CHICAGO, July g.-rhe committee
on resolutions 10 holding session A.
the convention hall. An amendment
was offered by Bailey Of Texas, chang.
ing tha financial clause 10 II cannot be-
construed as declaration against st,tp
banks. The Bailey amendment was
offered rs a substitute for part Of the
financial plant. Tlllman promptly
moved TO lay II on the table. The tfst
vote Stood ~ 10 ~. On another vote
ltdtfed there were 10 yeas, ~ nhyi.
Tue point Of no Quorum was made.
thu g0ld.men having refused 10 vole.
llilman protested against the minority
ni the committee delaying busluuss.
hlll said the action oil the minority
members was matter Tor each dslt.
gate Tor himself
A plank waB added TelttfAllng the
announcement OF previous platforms
guaranteeing civil aud religious No..
erty.
Congressman Bryan offered the To-.
lowing plank and Il was adopted Ar
part OF The platform; Weate ia IAy r
OF arDllTatIon o. differences between
employees engaged In Interstate com
mgTce and Ineir rmpl yes aud recon-.
mend such legislation As is Necessary
10 carry out this principle,
The committee this morning agreed
upon several amendments 10 Tho
platform, tue nj 81 important Of whiob
was he following substitute FOR the
plank on tho bank Issue: "Cougress
alone has tue power 10 coin anu istup
money, and President Jackson de
claTed that this rover could not DO
delegated to corporations or 10 indl.
yiduAls, We therefore dsuOuuos tnu
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TOTHE STATE PRISON
"a. Lawrence S.n,ClCsd 10 S'TVo
Eighteen Months,
woop 10 1HE REFORM SCHOOL.
I. L. Farms l. rrc,--Ih jay Re-
turns q NrId gl Of Noi tuiliy
lm ng h Omgr,

Ed. Lnwroncp was this moInin' o. d
fenced to eighteen months in 600 5IA'e
prison for burglarEing laf0e'Ps 81 re-.
Lee Wood, the lsu who wns convicted
Of c,mplicity IN tho crime, was com
miIted to the State inausiflal school
until he attalns his mfJ5nIy. He i'
now ] S ytafs old, NJ that biz term in
the feformatofy will bo three years
unless good behavior shall release hun
sooner.
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Brighton Hotel.

Thomas Brighton, son Of tho late
Robert Brighton, has purchased the
furniture Of the hotel ut Brighton,
leased tho hotel and appurtenances,
amt with Dan Brighton and William
Flowers ass oialod with him will look
iatuUus resort.
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CHICAGO, July 0.-The Penpsyi-
vsuia de egaii0n Ia caucus THIS NOM
ing decided TO vote Tor tA'GoNetnnt
PaitisOn until he desired his am.
Withdrawn. Ii IL understood no formal
nominating speech will be- made. The
delegation resolved 10 support the
minority report Of the committee on
Icnl-nIIUnn.
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o,.. chicago, July q,
MheaI-luIy, $50 e., Aug, 6st.
loTn-Juy, .ha sept .H'.
u1ia-July, ll'4 sept 10 U4r.
iors July. iOlOi seut. $500.
Lard-July, N1Q; sent 400.
l.iDa-July, sli2i Sept $3.50.
Rye 80
liar,cs Nothing doing.
LAX HuUd-tl,
Timothy $3.50
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nissIs.IppI Probably Tor Hand.

CHICAGO, July O.--Ata meeting
tue Mississippi delegation To-Day 'he
general understanding was atfnsu
upon that the vote should 80 10 BlAtk
burn on the frat ballot. Senator WA.
thali believes the Mississippi vote VIII
10 TO Band alter the nrst ballot,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-09

boz nrir annual ,xgutsion O. saitair q
Uunm thiH ye1r. A grand matk
tail is TO he given A. night. A special
tain viii leave The city ~ $3.50 D.. m,
ie.ur ing from Ssltair NJ ll:t5 y. m.
the affair occurs on the 10 Ia Inst.
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milADO Al GARFIELD.
TUE clrY'S FINANCES.


Following 10 800 suc uni Of the clty'a
nnaucfs Tor the month o. June, o.
submitted TO tue City CJu acl vy
Auditor Swan, laslovouius. Il viii
be notices. that itfhIws ofs, DO the
receipts Of s75l5l--a shortage oi shat
amlunI 10 .qrsi lna iisuuusmonlG
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Gardner tor Maternal COMMITTEEMAN,

CHICAGO, July g.--Lswreuce Card
nor VI Warrington, ID. g., was chosen
by the District Of Columbia delegation
today, 10 succeed JAMES l.. Norris.
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aEDUCED EASI-T0USD OSE-wAY
EAsEs
Via Mo Crnudo Western halfway.


Via ITO Grando Western Rnliwar.
Milwaukee aud ruturu, s43.sO; July
l8, iisbd 10.
81. Louis and return, $3.50; Julyls,
10 aud 20,
Omaha and return, $1,000; August Is,
~ aud Is.
Milwaukee and Raturn, $3.50;
August ~ aud %.
81. Paul aud return, $500; Angus.
20 aui 80.
Ia Tar Ugh slgopilg carr; cool
auH uvilf huul trip through the noun.
t'iui 'mous scenery; comfortable
tquIumHut.
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Uuivsrsny day "a, ia air tomstrH 80
Frifay. LgBi ram viii leave bUto
li!ib q, m.
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DH. H9rl BGCkStrOT,
DENTIST.

Graduate Of the CaT0linski Medical College ot
Stockholm, ls,a.
Gsid Crown and bridge WORK a specially
Aluminium Grown.
Gold Plates,
silver Plume Crown.
Aiuminum Plates,
Gold rulings,
CcIIuIoid Plates.
SiI'cr rulings,
Rubber Plates.
Cement riiIings,
Porcelain InIays,
Painless ENtrRctIons.
nigh Grade Dentistry.
es5-All Work Guaranteed for ten years
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MODERATE PRICES.
Once No. i62 S. Naln Street.
rhird Floor.
NOTICE
blu0 Jay Consolidated Mining COMPANY
Place ~ business, salt Lake cay, Utah
Location ~ mines, washington
Ainiug District, beaver
County, UtAn


NOTICE IN HEREBY GIVEN TuAI AZ
~ hmuotng % tho board OF directors hs'i
June 70. 1870. IN assessment OF ono hhu
quarter cents 40 per share (belng hHse's
mont 80, ~ was levied upon tho capital 40,
OF iho CORPORATION, payable immedial t'l d"
store, corner ~ Nam rrd second H1ulu
streets, halt Lake GlY, LiAh, NnL
stock upon which this asfesanenl may
remain unpaid on tho ioth DAY ul
August i-pG, vi hu deliuquent ma Hdvsfll'el
for sale ~ puulir auction, aud uhtysa pAlwuh,
u mhde before, VIII be- sold hatufdAy, AtFhas
9Th, 1885, at N O'Clock A. m, ~ iho ON - OF w
secretary troOms and Y hcoit.Auefhach tu,lu
iugl TO pay delinquent nsasssSst 'ogelNN
win cost OF adyerlihins ana saptuln SOW
FRASE J. GuEh ~,
Irsasesef'
SALT LAKE CRY, utsh, July ., fsss'
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usgs chicago, July '.
Light. fa.2SaN,55.
Mixed, fAlb4tLl5.
Heavy, 81 t5ag3a5
Rough, &Lb1aiIUO
Uattle
beeyes, S1taiLBo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-09

The LycruY agril into plpulst iav o..
This company while not cl7imin
q Mius .rtat, ore said 20 Dc YER
gosd an ibolr performances in Coz
Ofado and viciuity havr nliciiei tay3r
able press notice.. lhoy nrou lh'
week uUmwurrI.g july 1850 with lhe
clover comedy Toe Bucseyei and dur
ing their uuHas uuut viii present t
uumber Of pouulae plnysi IfiluJ
among the number
MtSADO At GARFIELD.
Rshear.a's are actively going on i.r
tba production oi tnR pIHu'uf UlrH
VI Garfield teach on July l7.t. The
tIafu AMI frns are being "Iac.l i1
% sitiuu anu while the cast boo fun Hna
not buon inside public yot sufficient De-
b own O. aesutu the public Ui o. p.'0s'
Ing presentation OF THIS ever popular
uuUfa,
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SILVER, Lead.
fiivor-fs'..
IuAd-iLuu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-09

The convention oheered wildly ns
the Illinois standard Ia taken. Ns6fas.
ha Hud al silver state slans are now
surrounding tho Nebraska standard,
except luulauu.
Alleged 1aIs II was the finest sptech
hu ever listened 20, and added: 81
don't know but what II may nominate
BIyiu,h
There 10 now procession about the
aisles with tho slate standards Ut Ken.
lucky aud Nebraska anu others follow.
lug. Hundreds are returning 10 their
respective teat, but tue denomination
Do u.hwlnl. The GelegGtes are ON
their ghalrB waving hats aud flags and
lHruHrrchlris. Tue entire convention
h On iis igei delegates and SPECTATOR.
Many Irumineut delegates hrys tQru
over 90 congratulate tho Nebraska
delegation, The denomination for
'fyHn vas the most enthusiastic scene
..Hs larlu the convention.
$50 Im.-Ihu silver uen have a
g.ulr iuU'tllrds majority.
a.ij lm,--RuCGss viii be- taken until
5 o'clock after the adoption VI The pla..
uru.
..9 I.m -fieorgs Frederick VII.
llaWs of Massachusetts viii nominate
Bryan hud his nomination Is predicted
On tho suOoud ballot.
hill'a motion " substitute the mi.
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ssg-An Work Guaranteed Tor ten years
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-02-27

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-02-27

Pr, : oha.s- Z - NJ. L1>s--.
h.szsav# 6 11E.s>.aa szys lat Il tas..s
IL 81 -oads the sta.e : a.. the time
a22exl2z rev territory = her nAia.
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improved highways a.aae VII ~ ne
reazs Z saving soua loca. r-4a1f-c-
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nine n Franklin county whose near
est station has been CA2- .eDout, distant
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to 20 cents, l, has been computed tAa;
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the staten, uEde- the ID system =
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-02-27

A revival hat abides never comes Z
the person VINO Is afraid O. the whole
truth.
When Christians quarrel together, So
tan receives no blows. with one ac-
cord IS the first condition q . pente-
cost
II the devil can set a man to CRITICS
ing the minister, be removes him long
way from tLe thrust Of truth.
Some Christians need. most Of all. the
knowledge that hey are dead t. things
spiritual
celebrated speaker to create a revival
Christ and q convicted soul are eaoGca.
Tie word IN the heart and a Bible in
the hand are oil TO revival fires.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-02-27

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deIegates n tae ta-ee great tents, but
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ngs, making the whole convention 4
Conventions
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Developing Tendencies.

Aen cannot prot-act their stay in the
Wilderness without acquiring wilderness
habits and developing wilderness ten
denotes Hence in the case Of odd CO.
Terts seeking 70 cross this Jordan a.d
enter this Canaan Of perfect love repeL =
ance a. well a. conservation ! usua..y
IN order -Clrlstian STANDARD
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CHRISTIAN FNpFANeR



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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-02-27

Blessed Be- Gc4. who houcred ne with
being a fed preacher. Could / speak p
loud y that the " hole world might her
me l would declare that tie grace q
God is free f.c al poor souls that a.e
willing to aceeT- 4 IL BY Christ. Got
make you wiling this day. Whltehe.d.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-02-27

Doa VAT Tor somebody Csc 70 Z
ahead. Bre.sl- yaar own path Don't p
off today : work until t.:--a W in ho
that It viii be done flr you. Christie
Leader.
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ROY AIIN At OPERA
celebrating the Establishment sc the
German Empire

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George. Together H.h - daughter
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Prince Jsasun sf..r-y sua tassr ".ye-.
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re al tbs was the pleasing sHt5r patton
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might 81 n a part OF The house winch
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ilon that the KING and queen had sfrIved.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-02-27

A lady fricnI tells the sgT"-e- - ~
Lydia + Eegeta Die tasuf asat
because It has cured her.
The following letter shows tho resas.
Of that trial. AMI IS sample Of thousands
OF similar cases happening daily.
81 had been very sick for long tine.
doctorc4 with many prominent ph2s.-
clans Thcy pronounced my ease Is
pepsla, and said there was tendency %
cancer Of the womb There was sease
Of fumes, AMI weigh, in stomach ai.s-
meals. loss OF appetite, and offensive
belching Of wind, dizziness, All fnae
feeling in ri; of the stomach; LeadAeaa,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-05
LONG LIVE SATOL1I
STUDENTS OF ST. sULsPICE, BAL
TIMORE, CHEER THE NEW
CARDINAL.
READY FOR TIE CEREMONY.
ARCHBIsHoPs AND BISHOPS GATH
Err FOR THE GREAT
EVENT.
HE SPEAKS AT A RECEPTION.
Expressions of Admiration and
Warm Friendship for the
People of America.
HE SPEAKS AT A RECEPTION.

BALTIMORE, Md, Jan. 4.-Cardinal
Satolli arrived in Baltimore this morn
ing from Washington. He came over
the Baltimore & Ohio railway in a.
special car attached ia the New York
express, which arrived here at IL
o'clock. He was accompanied by his
entire household, including -Drs. Scar
retti and Rocker, of the apostolic dele
cation, the papal envoy, Marquis Sacri-
panti, and number Of priests and
pastors of the Washington church. He
was received at Camden station by
Rev. A. l. Magnien, D. D. superior
OF the seminary of st. SuIpfce, on
North Paca street, whose guest he
will be while in Baltimore. After the
exchange of cordial greetings at the
station the distinguished visitors en-
tered carriages and were driven to
the seminary. Here they were pre-
sented to Archbishop Chapelle, of San
la Fe, who arrived last night, and
Archbishop Begin of Quebee; Bishops
Cotter of Winona, Mimi; De Gros-
bland, of Burlington, VT; Dunno, Of
Dallas, Tex; McGolrick, of Duluth,
Mimi, and Macs. Of Covington, KY.
who arrived in the course of the after
noon. A
Cardinal satolli this evening devot-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-05
pARKYN AFTER $500
HERE is BIT OF HISTORY FOR
CASPER WHITNEY TO
LOOK UP.
HE HIRED AN ATTORNEY,
BUT UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL OFF,
GALS CONSIDER THE WHOLE
THING A BLUFF.
Two MINNEAPOLIS FORGERs.
Police Think They Have Them Be-
hind the Bars-Neys of tho
Flour City.

The University of Minnesota has
been getting all kinds of notoriety
through the critical efforts of Casper
Whitney, who runs the sports" col
umn of Harpers Weekly, during the
past month, and the Western kickers
are still at swords points with the
gentleman who plays the pig-skin
game on paper. The athletic directors
of the university have demanded re-
traction of Whitney's article, which
charged the Minnesota GU" with rank
professionalism in it's football course,
but as yet the willy Casper has refused
to take back anything whatever, and
big black spot still stands INCREASED
from the Gophers football record.
Whitney's roast, if it did not prove
that PreXy Northrop's college used
professionals on its football team
brought out pretty clearly the fact that
Parkyn, the physician, hypnotist and
footbaIlist, spent a couple of months
in Minneapolis for the sake of plying
on the university team and that he ex-
pected to receive something besides
big muscles and that healthy look that
all football fiends acquire.
1t is pretty well known that Presi-
dent Finlayson, of the athletic asso-
citation, received a letter shortly after
the close of the football season from
Parkyn modestly requesting the remit
lance of a couple hundred dollars for
services rendered, and the letter also
roasted several people connected with
the varsity eleven. Parkyn even
went so far as to appoint an attorney,
in the person of c. d. Albert, to look
after the matter and collect the mon
ely. Parkyn was never promised mon
ey, however, according to Manager
Van SAINT, nor did the hypnotist himself
ever claim that he had received such
a promise, and, as a result, the attor-
ney's efforts to tap the till of the ath-
letic association were futile.
The athletic directors of the univer-
sity considered Parkyn's dun simply
as a big bluff and paid no attention
whatever to his letter. And when the
big Canadian found that none of the
treasury surplus would be given to the
players he made oath to the effect
that he had neither received nor been
promised any compensation for play
ing on the Gopher team.