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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-09-24
Slliicus--"One must
Tor r the follies of youth"
, n Wsn Gus it wasn't for : ~
be so much folly. "-Philadelphio RecS

an observer finds that one of the re-
tiafkable things the bicycle has done is
I, 10 make women carry bundles without
hesitation or complaint. He says: ut
thr - uolhn1on thng to see women Juggling
through the streets something that has
TO do with a bicycle. Sometimes it is
u part, and frequently a good big part.
Oh the bicycle itself. Young women
soon get accustomed to picking up their
w w and carrying them up gangways
~ ~ sieame:s or up or down several
lights Of stairs. If the machine gets
out of order the young woman takes il
70 pieces and carries the damaged part
20 the nearest shop for repairs Very
frequently young woman is seen on
.ne caplc or elevated cars carrying the
entire . frame of her bicycle which
weighs four to six pounds. A few wears
ago the same young woman, then a girl.
OF course. would have rebeled against
CARVING package that weighed as
many ounces"
There is garden in Brixton kept by
an oid gentleman which presents some
ourlosi'les IN fioral nomenclature. The
owner mas been seized with desire to
,abel his flowers after the manner of
notanlsts, but knowing nothing of scien-
tIhc terms, consulted an acquaintance.
Inc result is more amusing than ap-
proprlate, and proves the folly of wis
N''"A WI lEHOIuIcS Is DllSS. SclcntlflC
names have been affixed to all the flow
ers, nut strictly on the principle that
a roso, by any other name will smell as
SWeet. One row bears the inscription
h NuY yomicn: another is boldly la
bcled .Nisi Prius:" third is affirmed
"Particeps criminis." The amateur
gardener is exceedingly proud of his col
lection, and no one has enlightened him
on the incongruity Of the descriptions
London Telegraph.
That Settled It-He-'What did your
father say when You told him that l
loved your Shc-''He said he did also"
Life.
Pahent-"I have come to consult you
III regard to my state of health am af-
tlictcd with severe headaches upon ris-
ing
Christian Scicntist-"Oh, no. You only
think you are subject to headache"
P.-"Ics, headache and sometimes dir
zincss."
G. S.-"You simply think so, my
friend"
p, Indignantly only dizziness,
but frequently nausea"
G. S.--"Indccd you only think SOL
P.-"Wcll, as no relief seems to be of
fcred. | must say good morning.
G. S.-"My price, sir, is So visit"
P.-"Oh, no. You only think it is your
price. Good morning. Life.
-:O:-
A RUINED PERFORMANCE.
He had marked in his speech where the
cheers ought to come,
But his hearers, alas, remained painfully
dumb:
And that's why the salaried rooster looks
blue.
He was justly discharged for forgetting his
cue. Washington Star.
----:O:--~-
This is the way the railway man heard
the conundrum:
AT what time shortly before noon is it
} o'clock? At a quarter of II, because
a quarter of twelve is three And this
is the way he worked it off on his
friends:
AT what time shortly before noon is
it ) o'clock? At II: 40 because II 40 is
three 1t doesn't sound right, either,
blame it, but that's the way | heard it."
Chicago Record.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-09-24
Could Not Initiate Him.

While in an anecdotal mood, says the
Prompter in the New York Recorder, |
nav as we'll tell you n favorite one OF j.
+. Dobson's-that excellent comedian and
charming fellow.
1t is about famous French actor
named Olivier. who, it seems, possessed
incredible powers of mimicry. He could
assume the voice. gestures and facial
expression of any person he CHANGED to
meet. ,
One day Olivier called on his tailor
70 ask him for little more time on an
account that had been running OH for
three years At that moment he saw a
customer enter the shop and pay for
several articles of clothing that were
Immediately delivered
Then the actor heaved deep sigh of
pain.
"What ails you?" queried the tailor.
"Alas!' replied Olivier, ''there is a
man 1 shall never be able to initiate"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-09-24

properties of Dobbns Electric combined with those q
the best floating soap. No chapped hands where TINS
SOAP is used Same price adnlterated soaps without
ROrax
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-09-24
Little Falls Natural Garbage Pi,

The disposal of the city garbage of
Little Falls. n. Y. had made a great
deal of trouble for the city officials, and
the aldermen hit upon the novel idea of
making arrangements to have it dumped
into "A natural cave, known as the Hen
man hole, about mile north of the city.
This cave has been explored, but no bot
tom has been found. so that it is proba-
bic that there will be no objection to the
aldermanic scheme unless it comes from
China-Utica Observer.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-09-24

Mrs. WiMSlOw's SOOTHING SYRUP for chit
dren teething, soitens The gums, reduces infiaIur
nation allays pain, cures wind collie. 25c bottle
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-09-24

NnllHQH Habit Cured. Est In 1871 Thousands
NbD1NEM cured Cheapest and host cure. FREE IRi-
III lUVk AL. State case DIR. MARSH, Quincy, Mich
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-09-24
SarsaparjIIa

The One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. 81.
Hoods Pills cure all Liver Ills. 25 cents.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-09-24
TEA-TABLE SALAD.

She-"Why, Will, those trousers look
as if you had been sleeping in them!''
He-"I have. | wore them to church
last Sunday. '-Yonkers Statesman.
He-"Therc is one thing | like about
you, Miss Daisy Miss Daisy-'And
what is that?' He-"My arm. It'd
Bits.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-09-24

believe Piso's Cure is the only medf-
cine that will cure consumption
NJ. Ross, Williamsport, Pa, Nov. il, 30.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-09-24
THE Girl. FOR HIM.

He doesn't care for the hiking girl
Who shows her Shapely limbs,
Nor for the one in the wavelet's whirl
Who screams and dives and swimS.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-09-24

A RUINED PERFORMANCE.
He had marked in his speech where the
cheers ought to come
But his hearers, alas, remained painfully
dumb:
And that's why the salaried rooster looks
blue.
He was justly discharged for forgetting his
cue. Washington Star.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-11
4 areal nereanllIe AIIIanee.

CHICAGO, Sept. lI.-A local paper
say: Two hundred Manufacturers anu
l0bbers anu over 10000 retail mefoh.
ants, outslje Of Chicago, have just
completed the greatest mercantile ALI.
nnce that the history VI the oounITy
has ever known.
Articles OF Incorporation OF the hsso.
eintinu, which IL called the National
A0f0claliou Of Merchants auu travel.
sfs, were received yoslerIay from
Springfield. a board Of directors anu
an executive committee have been
chosen anu the officers are 10 DO
elected next week. The inaugural
mouting OF lha alliance viii be he d Ia
this city September Il 10 20,
Profit 10 tho retail merchants who
tuy here 10 QUE OF the main 0tJ'ole.
Tue inter slS OF travelling salesmen,
too, are Included, and compact OF.
gRu Zition which will act ~ unit In
the pursuance OF any obi ct uf mu.
tusl uontfit 10 tho manufacturers, re.
tiilers anu Jobbers aad all dependent
on them ~ the result.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-11

Republican senatorial conventions
In senatorial districts composed OF
only one county, conventions viii be
held puttuant TO call VI county COM
mittses. Ia senatorial districts em-
bfsciug more than 0uo county, con.
veutions Will be held nt 10 O'clock
q. m. Monday, septumbef ESD, 1896,
Nc me places hereinafter named;
First District, BOX Elder aud Tooole
counties, NJ Gtantsviilc.
Thitd District, Rion, Morgan and
Davis counter, At Layton.
Fiith District, summit and WasAtch
counties, nj Heoer CITY.
ElRhth Dstrici, Juab aud Willard
counties, nj Destfel.
Tenth DlB,rloi, Sewer. Wayne, Piule
ana GARFIELD couuiies, at Monroe.
Eleventh District, Beaver, Iron,
Kane and Washington cguhIiis, n
Cuuar CITY.
Twelfth District, EmerT, Csrbor,
Uintah, Gfana anu san Juan couL-
tee, Mt Piice.
The basis OF representation In oil
said conventions shall be tho same a.
that provided for the Republican state
conventions, via; Que delegate tor
every iofty vo,os cast fora major par.
ton thereby for the present chiti Jus.
tice Of the state ut the last election.
Tbs chairman OF tho respective
countiee named are ttqurtied TO az.
range for the election 0f delegates TO
The conventions above provided for.
by ordet az the executive con mittee
OF the Republican state committee.
JOHN l.. DOoIY,
Chairman.
JuLIA a. FARSswORIa,
sectv,nry.
AIRING, me have been made with
railroads NO that one isfe Tor the round
trip Will DO allowed 10 delegates.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-11
rAnIIIlnIN roLlcr oIncLE4
supposed 20 lie implicated In M Al.
tempted tisuk nubbers.

supposed 10 lie implicated In M At
tempted Hank uobbsrs.
SAN FRASCuC), Sept. II John ].
MCCARTHY, VINO was arrested Mcdntt.
day evening ON tue charge OF being
tho rirgiender IN the attempt TO rob
tue Fifat National bank OF Los An.
gelef, ~ iGmilihr character among
police cifclts. Az n safe cracker the
prifOner has an almost national fupu.
tnlion, but HE attempt 10 tnp tht
treasure vaults OF the hank by means
Of tuunel 10 believed 10 bu his fut
effort along these lines.
Mccarthy admits that no was In
Los Angeles at the tune OF the at.
tempted cafe robbery, but ttreuuOusly
denics that he had anything TO DO
with the crime. Mccarthy l. about
30 yeafs OF age. lie IL powerfully
uuilt aud Ia the pAlfny days Of the old
California Athletic club gave many
exhibitions Ia the prise Tiiig In this
city. lie says he was born IN New
York anu has passed much 0f bis life
NJ u sailor. He claims 10 have been
employed on the steamers plying be.
tween Panama anu South Amor.
lean ports anu also on vef-
sela In European waters. In
1892 ho was arrested with "Shorly"
Adams and 10. Connolly iOr tue rob.
bory of th'o In Seattle. AfuCatthy
confessed the crime ana turned 6tais's
evidence. His conieioTalts were
sentenced 10 serve seven years Ia
prison. Mccarthy ihon went to Los
Angeles, where no was arrested, bat
escaped conviction by shooting a man.
a few days ngo, +. L.. Jones, at
whose saloon the bank robbers made
their headquarters aud began their
tunnel, was arrested IN Seattle aud
taken TO Los Angeles. Detective
Bfadish OF Los Angeles IL expected 10
arrive In this city today TO take charge
OF Mccarthy, The search Tor the Iub-
beers that are stlll at large win continue.
Tho suspected mou are named Atatne.
ney, Ryerson and Gillespie.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-11
.owprr,LY's ARGUMENT.
free Coinage wonid Driv" ooid out Of
the Csuntrs, tie says.

NEW YORIl. Sept. l0.--A mass
meeting was held IN Cooper Union
tonight under tho auspices NJ the
campaign committoeo Of the McKin.
10y league. Terrence V. P0wdcfiy,
lalo master workman OF the Koighis
u Labor, was the chiof gpeagsf, aud
was followed by cx Senator Warner
Miller. The meeting was planned Tor
wage.Unfuerr, and very large audi.
enco was pfotvnt early, hud when the
sptaking began iha large hall was
crowded.
and male their presence known by
llu1 cheers for their candidate. Thi.
Interruption WIS speedily stopped ny
the police, after which thu program Of
the evening was carried GU. Mr.
Powdefly said he was tbefe because
no believed the risht Of the wage.
onruer 10 receive the highest rats Of
otmpensati9n for service rendered, anu
tho right % claim aud receive the
beet kind OF money Ia exchange for
HE labor. should not Ue intetleTod
With.
He then took up the Chicago plat.
form and compared II with previous
platforms Of the Democratic parry.
Takiug up tho money question
proper, Mr. Powderly said; "Taoy tell
~ that We lack money, that there IL
not enough IN circulation aud that The
m nis should be ttar,ed TO coin silver
IN unlimlied qualities for the good VI
labor. But just how the man who has
no silver TO TO coined 10 TO DO benefited
hah not bsen made clear 10 ua yet, and
1 believe II will do the country more
good 10 open our mime, mills anu lac.
tries TO the unemployed than to optn
our minis TO tho unfeairicted coinage
" silver Of the ratio Of 10 10 /. That
there = not enough money In cifouln.
ton may be true, but, ~ 20, it IL be.
cause labor has not been employed; IL
10 because wo have buun Importing
rather than exporting. When II IL
asserted that our pnr capita 10 not sum.
cieni, II must not be- forgotten that
labor itself II In no small snare TospDn.
siblu for this state Of adnts, u in1tod
II DO true. or important II true. From
tue city Of Scranton alone lAboTlng men
lat year sent $4,000 In gold or liz
cd IlvAlent to foreign lands, anu scarce.
~ q dollar oft went " England. They
sent thia money 10 their friends IA tns
hOmgb OF tho poor OF Europe. Every
dollar sent reduced tho per capita cir.
culaIion OF our currency. But what Of
~ 80 much per capita IL n meaning.
ltss torn, for II gives no man a dollar
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POLITICAL.
Republican Convention.

To the Republican Voters OF Utah;
a Republican convention 10 hereby
called 90 be held at BIT. Pleasant, San.
ur'T county, Uiah, September a %,
1890, % one O'Clock p. M, iJf the put.
urse q dominating tufee Presldputlal
Eiscior-, whn viii, ~ elected. vote Tor
William Mckinley for pfellden, OF the
Unued hlates. aud Gaftet A. lioblu
Tor Vice. Precedent n the United STATE p,
ana also for the election Of a tepub.
lican Slate Central Committee.
- Republican convention ~ also
hereby r1iio1 10 TO held on Sci tCmbtt
.6W, 1886, VI Ofdcn Guy, Utah, OF
eleven t'olu OK a. no. for the rufpu,o Of
plaCipr in unminatiOn n Republican
cand,udo i.f Representative iu Con.
gtosi,
200 basis ~ representation fot each
convention ls fixed Mt the Ta'io Of me
delegate 'of every forty voice casl (or a
m Tor portion ,hersO) lot tue present
cniri Justice u tho state u the list
election, uIp1fiiOucd Rmoug tbs sew.
tral CluutIes as iOll0wii
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sou. of Veteran. AcIousn.

iouisviLLE,Se lO.-rho fifteenth
national encampmrnl of he = NJ ~
veterans ndlJufnCu tine NE at 1880
this afternoon. The lat luHn,iH was
The installation OF tbs ON csfs elected.
CommAEdeF.iu.Cbioi Rake tnis ai.
torntou announces the namci 81 tho
members OF thu tinn. They are. A..
a. Hammer Of Fading, Pa, 10 10
adIuisnt general, ana a. u. spitos Of
Providence, to be Inspector tonofni.
the remaining members OF tho stan
VIII be uppoiuicl tom row. The Ui.
fees ye, 10 be iilled are turgcon gem
uthl, chaplain and chiel mastering
tfllccf.
Indianapolis was selected ne the next
place VI meeting.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-11
FOR FREE COINAGE.
Mylda Republicans Declare for Amer
lean Silver,
an INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENT.
p,o,eei'on fer American Labor Oihtg
Piauks In Their Plat.
form.

CARSON, New, Sept lO.-Tho Re-
,nnlican state convention mot hcfo
,otay with all counties save ono repre-
,,n,ed. Ex.Governor II. Il. C1lcord
c,lled the meeting 10 order, and sena'
-, sunuierfleld was chosen refma-
III chairman and i. ID. Vanduflloth
,.,utsty. The platform asks Tot the
roe oolnsgs OF the American produc'
=, oliver, or free cilnago by iniotna'
,lsp.l agreement; demands protection
,cr Amerloan indus,fles; denounoei
,,,e trade; objects 10 non'rssident fop-
,.,sntatlyes; demands that national
.,'iptsos isr Nevada thnll he re..
III. Of this state; demands the
.niofeemsnt Of tho purity % election
isw,. declares against psuper immi-
srst'on; demands equal suffrage and
ths ,sltlement Of lab0r strikes by atbi-
nation. ,
the Chief JusIlUe OF the supreme Court
N II, Bigelow, who objected TO the
free coinage o. the American product,
unls,s IL DO by International agree.
mept. The plank was adopted ~ ~.
ported by tho committee. Pirlidon'
tlal elsctors were elected ns iollows.
a. q. Bragg, John Lewis and Y.
Pierce.
Dr, Davis Of White Pine county TO.
cslyod tho numina,ion for Congitts;
Col. Moore OF Eiko for lieutenant
governor, Judge ~. A. Murphy Of
Esmefalda for supreme judge, Judge
J. NJ. Fulton iot regent, long torn,
sud Prof McDolmld for shofi term.
All were nominated Wy exclamation.
Toe new STATE central committee
chose II. X. Coloord chairman, h. ID.
Ar....LnnIIuII L. annr.IurN-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-11
NEW TINE CARO-, IN EFFECT NAY 10, 1895
lraius depart and arrive NJ sAlt lalg Cuy
daily, ~ iOllowai


nTFAMf
100 m overland limited for ChisnHo. Oman,
Denver, Kansas CITY, st. Louis, Ogdes
ana Para cay. HN''
ogden' Cache Valley anu inIsrmediatt
''otp " local express Tor ogden and in,srn,.
date points
100 y u Atanuc cxurcss for Chicago. Omaha
Denver, Kansas City, st. Ioals. Hutts
fort aud, San Francisco.
$50 M local express fov Mereur, Tlntie
ftovo, Nephi, Manu and intermedlaIo
10 itb p u mail aud express for proyo. Mann,
Milford. triscp and int fmodiAte ointa
'IA3 M mixed train Tor usTleid HSaeh.
Iooole And Terminus.
AnPIvH
$40 N overland limited from rhte..o
Omahn, ~. Louis, kanaaa civ Innysr
Park cay and tgdcu. '''
800 &c. nAt sndsApreHs from Ilolenn. putte.
Ioruana, tsn iran cisco, Lgdea and in :
termodiate points.
'ils y m local express from San FrAnelsro,
Gaelic Valley. ogden and intermediate
$50 IN Atlantic t1press from cbi,,.o
umaha. ~ LouA, Kansas CITY. Denver
1910 am mail aud express from Fu,eo. Nh.
fori, hcuhi, irofo ana Intermedtato uott.ts
t39 y m local express from Mereur. Tintie'
ltoNo, Nephl. Manu- aud Intermediate
points.
-ii6l {. ~ mixed train fr,m terminus. roos,v
snd Garfield beach.
TRAINS south OF JuAb run daily sAesp.
tunaAy.
Run dany except sunday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-11
Tho Fnir wan uonteal,

BAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1.-THE an.
aver Of Theresa a. Oelrlebs Gnd Viz.
ginia FAIR TO tho fourth amehutd
opposition Of the mluur hUifa IN the
Far ra.Als has reen tlej. In their
suswet they again declare that Van
Il. Patterson was not appointed by Iho
court Tor the Iutpuae OF oOntetting tho
viii OF James q. Fair. They also
made a general denial OF tue alloga-
ton that tue VIII " September "a
1894, IL rot the handwriting VI tho uG-
ceased, OF signed by him. lhey alltge
that the only Interest tue minor huirs
have Ia the eitaIo Is under the Will Of
september q, aud dony that tbs min.
orr Will receive more under the terms
Of lhe Will OF September "a, 1894 u II
he admitted to probate. Ia olnul uion
tnoy ask the court first 10 pass on tut
istus ns 10 whether tho minor heire
have any right 10 make a oonteat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-11

GosHEs, ini., Sept. iU.-rhe Lake
Shore through express, carrying malls
and express ifcm New YORK to Chi'
caro, caught mo nesr here tonight
and Thousands Of dollars' worth Of
goods, with much mail matter, were
destroyed. when the flames were
Uncovered the train was slowed down
aud an ebert was made To extiDguisn
ihtm. IL proved nDnvailing, and y
wild run with tho blazing train Was
made Tor this city, six miles away.
Tue Gre department. was called Out
and the fro subiued. The loss can
not DO accurately estimated tonight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-11
rrnr ROOD ANp pniNll.
Schilling's Best

t"a is cheaper in tca.lavor
than any other tea sold in the
United States.
Price is higher than some /;
BUTT pays for nothing but tea
no gypsum, no soapstone,
no coloring matter, no poison.
50 cents-at your groccr's,
and he pays you so cents back
if you don't like SehikiiRgs
Best.
StiiNfgc's BrV coffee. hakinr.nov-
der, soda. spices. aud Aayufug.
ar also mon-y-blckcd.
dSsliliEg s. Company san I,lseifeo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-11

hna vifsd Wsshlur'au. s,liav for
Uniled States tr01is 70 For Rllss o.
watch tbs border. Cap'. Hughes Of
tue Texas Rangers has been 20 Lac
Cfuecs looking i0g insurfcciionii,s, but
found uone there. Mexicsn Collector
Beuoho inicfmei him that 200 vero on
Route southeast % Demi Z. HauiA
Iefesa's NOISE IL FuaTdol by tfr,ed
liifhdsi but there he. bton no col fliri
yet Of any kind.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-11

The Couuty Committee oil each o0uu'
~ isr tqutsiui 10 call primaries AMI
conventions, On or before September
l5ih, ior the purpose OF selecting dele.
gptes b each Of tue above nhmed con.
voutiOns.
The Chairman Of each County Com.
mittee viii please forward 10 thu Cnair-
man VI tie Slate Committte lists Of oil
UoisRalts chosen TO attend each VI said
conventions ns soon a. selected.
BY order Of the Republican State
Central Committee.
joins L. DooLY, Chairman.
JULIA A. FARSsgORTH, Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-11

uul adus rr'luug % the wealth. Of a
mau or commonwealth. Per capita
circulation BE- - circulation watch does
unt circulate, ana no mau eau lay
hnGefs on dollar Of that per capita
except 10 one VI two wayf-nouest Nc
uiahoneai-by labOr OF some kinu OF uy
ihrit OF SONS kiud. 2 he ptf capita
Calculation n greater thsn u ever wns
Va The Uuitvj states, nut % long 10 b.
Ito. IDLE through isch of confidence,
10 long no u y reduced each tine u
steamer lands lts cargo uf immigrhnts
on these shDfes, the idle wotEmen can
have no snare in u.
"lhe money In circulation IL what
lahot looks %, and not the ldle dollars
which DO not circulate"
Passing 10 the Chicago strike, no
saii tho lawless element OF the oit
ani not tbs strikers rinted, Aa1 addofs
DO not approve u government ~
ANY DINER power than tho will OF the
American people; tut II We viii have
govo'nment by trucking, timo.serying
tiheials who lear 10 do their sworn
dutyi thou We Invite government by
~ Junction. IL was n gfatuituus nc. on
lhe part OF tbs Chicsg0 convection 10
lnduf'o tho inactivity Of tbs mayor Of
chicago ana governor OF lllinoig, but
hnVif < done %, lite members should lie
reminded that honest labor Ia no way
feels complimeDtod by such doubtful
G cognilion. Government by iniuuu
hon would never be- known IN tue
United 3 stes had government by In.
competency not preceded IT,"
bit. POwdufiy then entered Into n
lengthy analysis u ifco coinage Of
silver, declaring II would unvc gold
from the country ami enhance the
value Of silver AZ the expense Oi the
people.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-11

HAVANA, Sept. lO.-Luis Ray OF
Maftlusz, n member Of an exprditiOn
landed by ths steamer Three Friends,
was executed today. He died rs
Christian.
The s,vAmers Buenos Ayres aud
San Fernhnuy navs arrived here with
Auolhet detachment u tfoopa for Cutn
Consisting OF 100 officers and $3.50
men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-11

Ill PAso. Tex, Sept. l0.-No attack
wac mHue by YAquis or iniutteotion.
i.ts on tho JuaTtz custom house, al
though one was expected last night.
The military forces iDcluuei three
companios oi infantry, ono Of cavalry
End 100 ruraics. Thv custom houao IL
carefully guarded by regular iroops
aud armed oleIks. Two troops OF the
second cavalry arrived today from Du'
tango. United S,a,ts Consul Bedford