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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-15

There 10 one medicine which every
family should DO provided with. We
refer 10 ChAmbellnin's Pain Balm.
When 1t IL kept at hand tho severe
pam OF burn or foald may DO pfompt.
" relieved and the sorB healed In
much less time than when medicine
has 20 b. sent for. a spfsin may be
promptly frosted before Inflammation
sets ~, which inrurus a euro In about
0no-.hird tho ilms OtheTNite TtquifuI,
Cuts agd bruises should receive i'm.
mediate attention, before the parts be.
come swollen, and when Chamber.
lame Pain Balm l. applied IL will heal
them without mgttur being formed,
aud Without leaving n scar. A sOFe
throat may be- cured IN ono night. A
piece Of flannel dsmponod with this
llniment Hud bound On over the scat Of
rain, will cure lamn back OF pain In
the aide or chest In tweuty-iouI hour.
IL IL the most valuable. However, Tor
fhrumailsm, Persons o. m cled with
this dittase will he d,Iigutu1 with the
prompt relief from pain which II ~.
forir, and II ean be doIeudud upon 10
elect a c5mpleIe cure. For tAle by Nj
dTuggisls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-15
aEpIoISE IoR A nLurTEE.
iIe offered 10 sell silver noIisr. alto
Cents aud Was raLsn ~ ats word.

ne offered 60 sell silver noIinr. att
Gents aud Was rahsn At ats Nord.
HELEaA. Mont, Oct, lar. IL.
Kleinsohmidt Of this city received a
letter from W. J. Booker VI Memphis,
Tenn, October LIT, In which Sir.
Booker said that two solvent bankers
OF hia town offered 200, 600 American
standard silver dollars, delivered with.
in Xix months alter BfyAn's election
AMI tue naalage Of y free silver courage
law, NJ 20 cents On the dollar Ia g0lJ.
hit. Kioiutohmidt Immediately Islr-
gfgphod Booker 10 acsrpt tho PROPOSE.
iiou fof him, A letter received by Mt.
klelnsohmiit from Mr.. Booker, dAtel
October $50, Iosd6'
"Your iavOr OF October let, and tele.
grams came uuly 10 hand, hnd have
been continually demanding OF Mf.
q. 1. hchulir. president OF tho Fitt
NatiOnnl bans, and J. II. Frost, pfesi.
deaf OF the Memphis CITY bank, tue
gentlemen who made $40 o firm Ciisr
on tue 500, 900 In silver, e. comply
with terms Of Gale. One OF them has
been putting ne OF fI0m day
% day with excuses, bot
now they both positively TO.
inss 10 do Hnythlng, anu baok cam.
pieiely down, but insist still that thoy
must STAND IN 20 tneir contract, As
thpy forced II upon mo, aud 1 viii pro.
iect you IA the matluI 10 you desire
10 insist, please instruct me, aud 1 will
ioTcs them to tins. They seen to be
very uneasy anu | want 10 inako them
stand 10 their contract. Tbey have
been bluiiing our poor silver ffirnda Tor
n month. Tney HTo pHtu solve
10 tho letter MI. klciupchml4t fr.
1 He'd yesterday ~ fnliDwf:
"Iuur letter OF OatubrT OH has my
attention. l cannot permit tho solvent
uankefs, &. !. schultz snd J. 4. Frost,
70 Withdraw from tho offer which they
mado through you, and 1 iheiefof 10.
quest you 10 plsce tns mater Ia the
nAnGa OF compeleui attorneys To see
what will DO necessary 10 protect tue
contract as accepted by me-"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-15

LEADviLLE, Colo, Oct. li.-0ov.
Mclntyfo, VINO has been hero ior Two
Gays, has held numef0us conferences
with the uiiicrfs OF tho Minrfu' union
with minu managers And with delrRa.
l0ns Of leading citizens. There woto
ttpoEib when no came that he might
bc Able 10 ntfange oJmpr1miso u
oomo klnd, but he has not done this.
the action % the miners Ia attempt
Ing 10 call out the engineer, iitemcu
anu uumpers, following ON the C0ro.
nado and Emmsl attack, proved the
last straw tor tho manages, aud they
now decline 10 feuogniE, tho union In
any manner. They will an theif
mines with men hud work them up 10
their full capacity ~ fact ~ possible.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-15

Mr. !. X. Fowler, secretary and
treasurer OF tho Corlune MIL, Canal
and Stock Co., OF Corlnnr, Utah, ~
speaking OF ChamborlAin's Cough
Remedy EhyIi ~ consider II the
beit In tho market. ihavs used many
kinds bat tind Chamberlaiu's the moot
prompt and tfieciusl IN giving relief,
anu now keep no ether IN my nome. -
When troubled with o.ugh or c,id
slve this remedy trial and We assure
you that you will be moro lhln pleasel
with the reAult. For sails ny drug.
gisiE-
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8[a 1IHt CARO-, II EFFECT NV 70. 1895
Lr

UUrhNr
sfl0am overhead uuiiad tor Chisnrn. umaHs.
Denver, hans-a ttI &C. iuuis. usdua
ana tafE GU.
$50 M Io5hl 'srfgss Cor sen Francisco.
urIuu. cache NaItG ana intermediate
DaB@i local ,sprs,, Tor osdsu ssa in,srms.
st5pn Araai,c ,spfgts Co. Cbirafo. omasa.
ncursr Iautrt t.s e. ioI.s. hutis.
rurt a. ,. Dan trlufiHrHs
go m local tsL.c'a Mrrcus llntc.
rtayp. Noph4 MHuu aai intermediate
itsbrG mail hud express Tor Provo. Sephi.
ailif.ri. tusc 40 ialsfmeiiuic Luiuts.
4uggis SAD IsIi..u.
Atufvs
$50 % WI Utrfufd uuItCI ffm fhiesro
omaha, o. lniIa haufla Cily, Denver
iark CAY luf ~. tu.
o. . m mEI .uattrItHa fisn Helena. latte,
toltsan, so D iaI Oleu, cEaea and iu,
icHnUdIa.H UUinias
5u3 pm i.Hi' esptcss ffom san Francisco.
Cache valley, uEten aud intermediate
asa n Atlantic sApftas nom Chicaro
um1lf' ~ Lous. hanfas t.ir bvH1ei
afiau ufu tnd s1frr,t fru iuseo. $40,
f.H, Sc. ni, tfuf1 49, intermediate unitil
tas poo local rNuflIH from NNffuT, HluiIH
r40,u, Ncphi Nanu aud uigimcdaia
.tiir n mlaei inla fen Isrnms,. Iooss
aHI UHf'n|H IrltH.
iInm scala OF Jual run ta'J except
Uua dtlt ,Itsat SUNDAY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-15

Fire Adds to the Iiorrsr Of Oh. Acct.
nanI.

COLUMBIA, 4. o., Oct. li-Throueh
Misunderstanding OF ORDER, the
north aud southhound trains on the
Florida Central x Peninsuiar RAILROAD
mad q headegd collision early this
morning Just south Of Swansea, about
thirty miles from this city. The train
came together on nm embAnkmonG,
The engineers aud 1fcmsn jumped
and escapcd without Injury. frho en-.
eines OF both trains were demolishod
and the leader Of tho aluthbound on.
glne toletcoped into tho combination
mail baggage and express car. Bag.
gage aud EHpresa Manager w. ID.
Lines aud Mali Agent L.. A. Thomas
waro plnioned In tho wreck, when
caught IRE from tho coal.oil iamps.
The crew OF OOtn trains tried 10 cui
them OUT but III. Il LINES spread % rap
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-15

"while down IA thr southwe.torn
paTt Of tho state some TINS ago." says
MI. W: Chalmer, editor " the Chico
tCal.) hafsrprtse, al had Hn Atitck OF
iyseniefy. Having heard OF Cham.
herlain'a Collie, Cholera d DierthoeA
Remedy bought bottle. A couple
n dotes OF II completely cured me.
Now / am champion Of that rem.
edy for all ftomsch AMI bowel com.
plants" For aals by druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-15

FRANKFORT. KY, Oct. 1.-the
Sevuugn district r. publican commiltor
today resolved ittulf Into a cnnveutiou
and nominated W. {. l.. BTsoEinndgc
tor & lngrsss.
IL practically iniursasshs election Of
the encouragement after ono term In
private lie, following the dlsclosu rcs
that usiesio him Ia his race Tor re-
election iva years ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-15
MURDER Ann SUICIDE
The Two Victim. evidently agreed 60
ME Together.

ME Together.
CINCfNsATI. o., Oct. ii.--A ssnsa.
tionai murder anu suicide occurred 10.
night At the fpitung house " Nellie
Rsn q, on George street. Tho oifcum.
stances Indicate that tho two victims
hg foed {, trngically eud their troubles
and their lives together. The peisons
NJ he drama wefs D. Harry B3iltfs u
Cripple Creek, Colo, ani Cleo Russell,
An Inmate OF tho house, only 10 yeafs
OF age. No one saw the th1oting.
Tho Inmates 81 tho houto we're at
iractCd b. two reports Of atevolver
fired In rapid succession. BufHting
the dnnrl Of the room open they found
tho girl, Cleo Huosoil, hall dressed, on
tho bed blood spuflipg from a wound
la tho ioit breast. hOlisfs lay dead on
the lj0t, olenohing o ai'callbsf fevol.
Yer, and bullet voun1 IN his bteAsi.
On the table lay chuck az iollows;
DgNvEi, Colo, Oct. IL, 1865,
Flfst National BanEi-Pay 10 tue
oTdor Of calh five hundfoi dollars.
u. HARRY SoLLARs.
This 10 for our fInefal oKpsnsef.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-15
THE
DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD
Tho only limo running two
through last trains DAILY to
Loadvillo. Aspen Pueblo, Col.
orado Springs and Donvor
EFFECTIVE EOYRHgER Is, iS0l.

Trnln 40. leaves OgdOu dI, ~. M -,
Snlt Lake 5i0 10 M, arrive nt Pueblo
aHu d, M, colorado Springs tili IL, Az,
Denver UiiU o.. m.
THIN 40 leaves ogden 13i o. m.,
shli Lake 'i1 p. M, arrive Ht Pueblo
800 D. ~, Colorado springs G'il p, m,
Denver W. T.. M.
Connections mudO az Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver wiz all limos OIst
Elegant dai coauhe- chair cara and Pull
niau Hleopor Nn all traius. Take tho
D. a. H. q. aud hayna comfortable trip
nHi enjoy Tho iinoat scenery uu lhe con.
tlneut.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-15

CHICAGO, Oct. ii.-Df. Hamilton OF
the UuiioJ slatrs marine hospital,
stationed Ia Chicago, hiss wired HE
prfempiory Resignation 10 President
Cleveland. Some timu ago HhmlllOu
was ofdvIei 10 the marine hospital At
San Francisco, and he made an Official
protest, which was ovbfTuied. He
then decided 10 retire from tue
service,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-15

IDLY that though the fetcutfs were
stimulated hy tho rile0us slueals Of tue
two men, they could 30 nothing 70 aid
the unfortunhies, who were roasted 10
death. Fisgman Ulmet was sanding
between the sccond.olass aud baggage
cats, and he IL supposed to have been
tufBei 90 dosth als1. Two other cars
were consumed, but no rassengots
Wefo itIufau
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-15
TROLLEY o,R ACCIDENT.
Three men EiiIsa asa many oinsr.
lnIursd.

uAzgLTON, Pa, Oct li,--Three
nien urs Killed ADD score OF others
moie " lees seriously injured tonight
in u trolley accident ~ tho Hazsllo p
crossing II the Delaware, SuFqehanua
4 schuylkill railroad ana tue Leh!sn
lfaelion company.
Tbs engine caught tho rear enc o.
,hs car aud tore II from the main pOF.
lion. which was thrown over IA om.
baukment Into swamp. kifohnsT,
who was near tue rear tnd OF tho cat,
was cUught End uTaggou over a hun.
afed yards before the engine c0ulI b.
stopped.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-15

NEW YoRIl, Oct. l6.-rhe Herald
correspondent In GunyAquii, Ecuador,
telsgTAphH that tho Rthrchilds nave
grated credit to tue Bank OF EcuA.
dor OF Gi.6iuO0. Tho banks and thr
principal com m0TolAl houses will re.
sumo busintss cuflDg the current
Sssk.
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rIREnES AuREsIED

Tor sstiiuE FIRE &C. Numerous nnIid.
inas
CHICAGO. Oct. i4.-Fiur citizens Of
Blue lsiirt, George Dusceao, Tony
Ma1dy, Emil Poison, q saioon.kooper
and tx chief " the volunteer IRE
department, ami Fred Vogt. tailor, oil
mumbefe OF the Bun Island volunteer
no ucIar ment, have teen arrested
here charged with setting thirty flfes
10 blue Island duflug tue last year,
causing tho Destruction Of sl50,OOO
worth ui property. IL l. sail they start
ed tue itss In order h SHOW their skill
In putting them out,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-15

All parties owing unuail water
faies-thst II, thosa who haven't paiu
up 10 Janusfy Let, ls07-tr. hefobv
notified that their water IL liable 10 to
turned ott- now at any time without
further notice, 10 the tax IL past due
and delinquent.
j. l.. MAY. City Trea,urer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-15
ruRE FooD AND DRINK

Wantcdi
Your tea trade from now
on.
SchillRg'S Best wants it
your money back if you
don't like it.
Asehhiur a Company
Han fraHgisQo -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-15

I.av. salt Ias- Ci,y.
No, f-fef uiughAE. ItsFo. uftrd
a. autepen ana al leis's hsst TsAa. =
Va t-ief move NfAuI JGlcuia
4. ssas geinls as,l.,,.,..., ..'sp n.
ho'b fet uEiehthd ihtsrmsdiais
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'N lef hingham, 80 tlsttaut.
hartl saline, iiifhnu.i and
a.. ~ intcfmeiiats rnlnia ....-.. ii,o y. n
80 t--loi lprssA. i'aiton. ffoTo.
ana al initfmrdiAi6 rnlau .elr' "a
luf tsdeu aud The " aHt a " . o. no.
~ Igor uFdsa $40 ne Nvssi.... siA p,m
Arrive salt Lake sitr.
~ IL fun biashatn. tfOyo. utAni
aahftlun anu We Hatt,. 600 ms y. N
sad 20 xs,l'.'.......''...,.. u,asp. "a.
fumfruT1, hiarhsna tufezA
ithlnld, alma, hAhN ana
-. ~ iatffmrutate pointasss.. t'ta y, "a
'N' - tom uFden ana ihiermua' 49,.
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upV lina fraunF through fuilmaA FNtas
taunH cars SAT lake CliF 20 san tfaurls' %
tai. latr titf - Denver via Grand ltuc tIn
80 rai Lake CliY 10 kansas City aad ylie''
o. w iolufadp points.
trough tourist ~ fanilly tleensfs wine
Dsuter
Ticket 0lica, 10 v. End S9llL
l. {, pop0g Csn. hauaFu-
H. IA hl,NiAt irail1 Msnagar
IA. MADLLlGh YEA. fsssFL At
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-15

h.mself ~ bs,np "'of Bryan now, Tor
Mckinley IN $780,"
Mr.. Bryan sail IN rnfi.
"Somsb1dy has saii that everybody
knows mora than anybody ami when
va get an opinion VI n majority Of the
~ pie we get ~ near the opinion nf
.verybody ~ you can obtain IN gov.
ernmente, anu In this campaign We
ATE submitting cur cause TO he jnig.
ment OF the American people. have
bisn criticised many times for travel.
lnE around among the people; but, my
friends, I DO not know where a candi.
date II going 70 20 II you do not allow
MN 10 70 among the people whO ere
going TO vote Tor him. There Il no
other place that eau 20 and fell At
home. IL ] vofs to e. ana visit the
heaaquarlets OF n fntt they would put
me out. II l were 10 Try anu make
my home With the syndicate that has
been bleeding thib government, 1
oluli not stay there long. aud the
people are about tho only ones 10
whom ! can &, ana not ieol that my
coming Will be uuweicome. 70 a
candidate II o. meet the people, he
must go TO them OF they must come 10
MIN, aud timcs are ~ hnrd under tho
z Ia Biandsrd that had 10 como 10
you. do not think It Ia undiguified
tor q candidate Tor tfilce 10 discuss
public questions before these who are
TO vote. l do not think II IL undigui.
fe1 for a man TO tell tho people Whist
lao believes IN sud what he stands Tor.
| stand Tor an American financial sys.
tenn Tor the right Of the American
people 10 attend 10 their own busiuoss,
and nm entitled 10 the Yates OF those
who believe with me.
~ believe IN timstalllam, aud be-
llovo in u 20 much that | am not 10.
Ink 10 walt until a GOLD standard man
brings u 10 mo before I have II.
uclisve that bimttaliism Il good tor the
American people, Aad believe In Il %
much that / want the A moficsu people
10 get tho benefit Of ~, whether for
oign nations like u OF not"
AT isHPE,uso.
The oppoaltiou was out In force a.
Iahpeming whom the Bryan psfty az.
tivei there. There wa. large crowd
10 lisien 10 tho candidate, but IA was
not enthusiastic. His tpteoh was ap.
plauded but little.
There was n Dig Republican rally
on, al which Washinrion Gndincr
was 10 speak. Tho Mrkiuisy cub Of
tho city marched TO tho Dsmocfatic
gathering. Mt. Bryan hal concluded
his adde's and Timothy Tatsnsy hau
been speaking tot few minutes, when
the Republican elubs bAnd ap.
preached. Mr.. Tatsn,y stood Ia font
u Mr.. Bryan, turned 10 tue nominee,
ana addressing himself moro pArlieu.
lAfly 10 him Haigi
~ am Informed that band IL n, the
head Of "a so-calied McKioley club.
We are very much Obliged 10 them
aud 70 the people who sent thom ost
for this kindly interruption, hut Insiie
OF three weeks tnat band will be play.
ing, u siili In the Same em lloymsut, n
very different tune"
TnOse about the stand Applauded this
slalemest heartily anu then Mi.
Bryan was taEon toward bis car.
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Great S L, & Hot Springs Ry.

.larituie in sfcgt october sth. isls
irtyo A. Yam ~. Yarn. Auits
D. I. inEiua iurion 80.
VA tn. can. atSAm. tafa o.
10 lna.m. o. 2lam % tuLm. y .oi. u.
o. m' .3lm itl. n. %. m
Etus uaiu fuHday leave sait i.stn Iiiir.m.
htsuihf Iuupd uip ugk''a GOOD Tor o. 'daYs
ffrm date ~ saif.
honnd trip 20 iiscEa, Doe uilnf bath Sc
children a'r
u, ~ tAhIrr. Passenger Agert
hinuN iAuuEngtn. naceucF.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-15
Before you buy
your ticket

To omaha, chicago. Ran.
ms city mr. st. t.ousis, ask
Tho tickoi agent about our
sorvico 10 those and all
other eastern citios
IN AK him " 10 l. not bot.
mn ter than that Of other limos
y 1T % Ia not faster II tho
N burlington has not tho
host ears the bcst track
tho bost engine. OF any
railroad from Colorado TO
The Last.
osiitLAN Goal Agent, Salt
city. % walker Block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-15

This pure food dnnk bfews exactly
tho color VI the rlehett coffee And ha
much The samo fragrance aud tAs,s.
with noBe OF the harmful properties,
Sold by Gee. n. Brooks, Juo. Me.
DoGald, Jr. Aud J. II. Williams.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-07
THE SITUATION IN CUBA.

The days dispatches bring word that
the correspondents of the New York
Journal and New York World have
been expelled from Cuba ION the
ground that they illuminated General
Weyler the government and army and
attributed insurgents crimes to the
Spanish army" Nobody will believe
that. II the expulsion had been
placed on the ground that the CORE
spondents were too enterprising in dis
covering and publishing the truth, that
would have been about right. The
newspaper men who have been investi-
eating things in Cuba, from Murat
Halstead down, all agree in damning
the Spanish army's methods. only some
of them have been holder about it than
others.
Possibly II is also true that in in
stances the insurgents pay no regard
to the dictates of humanity. but shoot
and destroy at will. But II this be so.
IL is a means of retaliation the Cubans
are adopting. One of the correspond
ents expelled yesterday writes that he
has personally investigated the deaths
Of thirty four persons. peaceful white
men. who were shot without trial by
the Spaniards since April 3. las /
have made an honest and impartial in
vestigation." says the correspondent,
IT can no longer keep silent about the
appalling crimes which cry out to the
civilized world for intervention. /
have refused to believe that Spanish
soldiers were deliberately extermina-
ting the male population of the coun-
try districts, but must yield to the
evidence of unimpeachable eye-wit-
nesses. The situation is horrifying, UNI
| speakable almost. 1t cannot be posi-
BILE that General Weyler knows the
| facts. He seems to be a brave and in
telligent officer, and he has won his
high place by brains and energy. With
the heavy responsibility of the war
resting on him, he could have no intel
| ligible reason for ordaining barbarities
which swell the ranks of the insurgents
by thousands and drive hundreds of old
men, women and children into the
larger towns and cities to be burden
| to the government"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-07

the woman. 50 that you may have
your right arm ready to assist her, IL
necessary. When escorting a woman,
should you come up behind a wagon at
such a time that you will be forced
to pass between II and another team
approaching. take the lead and force
a passage for her to go through. Ride
near the right hand horse as you pass
him, and do not pull over TO the left
until the woman has plenty of room In
front Of the horse"
AS for practical suggestions, here are
two or three that are pertinent: Never
be ashamed to dismount II you meet
a runaway. brass band, a lot of chill
dren, or a group of wheelmen, filling
the street, you will do better on tine
ground rather than giving an exhibit
ton OF trick riding and fancy lodging.
In riding through city streets always
remember that, although the car you
see may be going away from you, and
you have plenty of time to get by the
wagon, cars on the other track come
the other way, and that IL riding fast
you may not be able to stop in time to
clear the foe. 1t rarely happens that
a man or a wheel comes out of a col
lision in better shape than the car"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-07

but never could find the watch. Last
Wednesday George Mcclellan came
through the field and picked the watch
up.
Some one who has kept a record of the
standard operas given in New York dur
ing the last four years by the leading
company finds that Faust led the list
with 3s repetitions. Carmen" came next
with 81, and then followed in order "Lo-
hengrin," %: "Cavalleria Rusticana," %;
Romeo ct Juliette," 20: Les Hugenots."
10; Aida" II; Lucia" II, and "Rigolet-
to-" 10. None of the other 81 operas
reached 10 recitals.
Two Baraboo papers, one democratic
and one republican. made a proposition
to the city council TO have the proceed
ings published in all three city papers,
paying each one-third of the official rate.
The proposition was antagonized by one
of the republican members on the sole
ground that lit would not be passed II
the council were democratic" The ma
jority agreed with him and the PROPOSE
ton was rejected. Then the proceedings
were given to a republican paper to pub
lish at statutory rates, the city pay
ing the same amount as was asked for
publication in all the papers.