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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-30
Tan HUB oLoraIHns AaFD RURNlsHERs.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Clothing.

We claim the proud title by the almost unanimous
voice and vote Of the mothers Of Wheeling and vicn
iy. Our Boys Clothing is preferred to that of other
houses on account of its superior make, fit finish and
above ALL its very moderate cost Then, too, our
variety affords SO wide field for choice. Any whim
of boy every taste and purse Of sparent can here
be suited This season leads all its predecessors in
this respect Our light airy spacious and handsome
Boys Department is now fairly bristng with all that
is new and choice. No seams ripping, no pockets
tearing down. no buttons coming off three charac
teristics of our Clothing
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-30
rREEl FREEi FREnt TODAY

with every Waist beautiful Walst Set
FREQ OF charge, at THE LEAlIEaht
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-30

TINS is opening day at StlfeI & Cots,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-30

OPENING OF stiEcI & Co.'s new second
door addition tO-dRys Read nd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-02

Mining matters have been nearly at
a stand still this week.

Mining matters have been nearly at
a stand still this week.
A small shipment 10 belnE made
from the Rod Wing, the new property
that promises 10 swell the llst Of Marx.
ham guloh b9nanEas.
Colonel o. IS. Hardy, manager Of
the Bingham copper company's mlne.
viii return from his eastern trip next
Monday. and work IL 10 be reiutnei Of
once on the Benton AMI Stirlus prop.
critics. Tue Mast group Ia 10 be- iuf.
Their Developed anu pIt 10 shape Tor
extensive production when the mar.
koieAfe Tlght.
Manager Logan Of the winnamuok
Ia OF opinion there 10 more ore IN sight
In Bingham nj present than ever before
10 the history Of the camp. The Dal.
ton and Lark anu Winuamuck have
lately exposed Immense bodies u high
grade, nearly all the leasefs on the
Telegraph are doing we'll, anu the
Ola jordan ana South Galena arc
capable VI extensive shipments with
out knocking down pound. Added
70 these, many Of tho old producers
have been quietly developing imp Il.
ant new orc bodies, and scores Of small
properties not shipping since thr
slump have more OF lees ore TO market
whenever there 10 decent money In II.
II prices ats favorable, next seasou
Bingham will discount lie previous
records.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-02

made from blossom rock gave re-.
turns OF s3 LIS PET cent iead, I've
ounces In silver aud q trace In golf.
James RAsband Informs us iist with
very snort tunnel, notVve 81 feet, the
ledge, II II continues dowa, can bg cut
a. n depth OF nearly $40 iaei. The tun.
mel Eill be started At once aud crowded
a. rapidly as possible uutil the ledge 10
proven up. The showing, he thinks,
Il vefy encouraging.
Smith Ehenger, Il. q. Williamson,
q. ID. ufegor aud &. NJ. Wilson ATE
work ny n group OF olaim- on bsvig.
nsut fiat h. Sake Cfesk uiatriot IN
which they nave oJnd ence o. som,
uay developing n d nsuks. Toe
gf0und IL kuONn ae The 30 ldef Hssiu
gf ~ anu was located ssvetal ysafs
ago. IL 10 along the liue VI c0ntac
between the heavy tolls Of lime aud
pofphyfy when tTAvene that seciiol.
IL owners expect 10 usvglop silver.
copper ore with ue,tn hnd nlreauy
hsvea oublr compartment shtf down
sums iny leeG The pTopeTly l.
equipped with COED whim, wnim.
hose, boarding house anu other con.
vuuieuees, anu supplies enough bhvs
been laid In W last some time.
When The Record said laat week
that II thought the Nailflo was going
10 prove a irsak In tno miuing line,
thsre was no evidence In sight Of tue
sudden nuu Ticn development that tue
property Il showing today and which
three shifts ore proving up ~ rapidly
AZ possible. Depth on the big vein hss
0penod up TemafEabie'snowins o
ore. Some o the boys were coming
over 10 town during the early part OF
the week, anu ~ the bottom u thu
Wine was looking very fue, two sam.
pies were taken without any thought
Of getting big Ieiufut, but the atsay
certificate Showed 10 ounces In silver
and 10 per ceut copper tor one sample
and l,O.6 ounces Ia silver aud 20 per
cent o0ppif for the other. The ore, ~
the boys cay, Improves steadily with
tvtfy foot OF work performed, anu
while the rock does not all reach up
70 the thousand mark, the showing IL
very Zoe. shipments ato stlll buing
made and startling developments may
be- expected when tho big tunnel
reaches tho vein.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-02


The ore shipments from the McIn.
tosh sampler during last week amount.
cd 10 72s toes.
There will he no osiI on 'chaage TO.
morrow, the brokers having voted 10
that effect TO-DAY.
A mil for the Henry NJ GROUP In
Bingham is looked upon a. a possibil.
NY OF the very near inture.
Mr.. J. y. Tsmpllu. the well known
mining man, Ia still In northern Cali.
i0rnia where he IL said ~ have tied up
several valuable mining properties.
The Frisco mine In Bingham Ia said
10 be showing good streak o shipping
IRE, and u price, get better after cleo.
iou, work un tue property will he 20.
sumei vigorously.
Broker stark OF tho Bryan niue, q
part Of tue Wautunks gr ~ 10 Cottoi.
wood canyon, says that Mf. Mitchell
10 now at the property gu aged sack.
ing ore for n shipment which will to
made In few days.
Boite Statesman, The minipE et.
change has on exhibition a iino sample
of ofe from the Monafch mine, Ia the
Sneep mountain district, that carries
300 ounces OF silver. Aiso three fint
.peoimens from the Pioneer and
Hogem mines, In the Chimes Crrsk
district that will 30 90 ounces In silver
anu $50 IN goli per ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-02
TIE GRgES BAG.

II
Go 10 the polls early tomoff ~
Tue poll. will BE- open vt O'Clock IN
the neutrality-suspicious. hours.
The suit Of Cfossmau Va Cfotrn D
has been dismissed or want OF rfeie.
cullen.
Tho county clefs's cfiici will b.
open tomorrow for the trautaction oil
bneinsss.
a notary's commission was ioif y
Issued to George Fiulins3n OF Milia d
county.
You will be allowed not mora than
ten minutes ln whioh 10 mark your
ballot.
The case Of Davis. Howe a 60. "
j. Il. bangfor1 hiss been COntlnusd
'ill tho April tgrn.
This afternoon Judge street orensd
count, hut Jddgc Ritohlo't division
wss ~ithou ctsos.
Andrev Dahl.ttom aud Annie
johnson Of Hingham, TO Iay drew =
lioetse 10 marry.
There was no business done In
Juige Street, court tubs m1fning;
and Juige Richie was alao without
open business.
A motion to tptax oist, In the case
Of william Brock " the RIO Gfauds
Railway company wbs being arguoJ
In tho civil district court this after.
noon.
Hibbatj, Spencer, Bartlett a Com.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-02
STATE NEWS.

Bounliful Clipper some years ago
one Of our you < men was called upon
suddenly TO address a Sabbath school.
IL was At the time Of the death OF the
father OF tho present emperor Of Der.
many. In his remarks the youn
man comm fntcd on tho cause u bis
death aud IT. possible effect on thai
nation. AT thc close Of hts rrmafks
Trend eomplimenlo1 him On his
knowledge of passing events, aud taid
that he had many times noticed that
hswAs exceptionally we'll pnstel on
current evsnts And ne wondered how
he KEPT 90 we'll posted feoing that he
was busy every DAY with bis omplOJ-
menl. TIE answsr Was, 81 take y
daily paper and read IT," That Was
very simple snswsr, but how muc
meaning In II. Apfopos Of ub We
notice That the oitizsna OF B0uniifu
now have the EVENING NRws duliy.
cred nj their uoofs diftut from tho
pTsti; also the Sunday Herald. Thou
VIZ have our own local paper tho Clip.
pef, which furnishes Us with oil the
news lfom our own county. THESE
three combined make an ennyclo prdii
Of every 10y knowledge that Will keep
any family posto1 on all the passins
eventf, aud they will Indeed bu III
with me lmsG
wRsateh Wave (Hebsr Cityl: Ms,
John Hamilton OF Bly6vilie met with
an accident Monday afternoon on
Main street that might have nsaltod
seriously, The horse she was dri ylug
became frightened AMI gave a Sudden
tufn, throwing Mfs. Hamilton out Of
tho buggy, the TIghI side VI her heAd
aud lace sfiking the ground fret aud
cutting n small gash under the eye anu
one In the forehead. 1hs was taken
into tne dTug store aud made ~ com.
lortablo As pJssibls. About II
O'Clock Monday forenoon iifa broke
out In the large barn owned by A.
Hatch AID located on his farm lust
north VI town, anu IN Ices than two
hours the VIII lle structure anu It's con.
tents were In ashes. When discovered
tho ~. wac coming out oi tho top nj
tho south vnd Of the building which
IN next 10 the hOute occupied
by tbs tenant VI tue place, John
III. Prloe, ana Il 10 the uniYeT.
sal option that the hay hAu boon
lgnlted by a spark from tho chimnoy
In tho house being carried ny the
strong wind that was b.owlng through
crack 10 the NOV QUITO It. AZ there
was no Insurance on the building o.
tue hay, the loss will DO entire. TIE
barn was sTeoled n little over y year
ago at Q Il OF between 800 anu $500,
and thetv was stored Ia IL fully 100
tons OF hay. Besides there wasA NOV.
ing mtohine, hay rake aud n pAif
Of bob sltighs belonging 10 Mr.. Hatch
that were burned, anu farm wagon
ahd about tweniy bushol8 OF potatoes
owned BY MT. Price, anu n call, . hay
earlier, shovols aud other small farm.
log tools belonging equally 10 botl
gentlemen. Mf. Prioo with difilculy
exliieAtei his team anu u bull from
the burning mass aud was severely
burned about lhs hands In doing 20.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-02
MINES And MINING.
The Good Of lhs CLOSING Campaign
10 NlniHs 10 The West
An Investment In quilled ny Any
Oihsr-irsding on 'Uhsngc-N vs.
From Outside lamps.

"No matter which party wine" said
a prominent miping man todsy, "lbe
fact remains that the campaign lusi
closing has done wonderful amount
Of good TO the mining industries Of
not only the Biale Of Utah, but TO
those Of oil the mining states through
out the west.
"rhis bas been brought ab'ul
through The very fact that silver and
gold, the precious money metsls Of our
country, has been discussed a. never
before by the people OF the nation.
Moneyed men Of the East have jour.
neyed hithefwsrd for the purpose OF
locking into the induitfy Of mining,
and they have returned ~ theit homes
surprised at what they have seen and
Isatned with regard TO the mining
resources OF tho West. All along
during the present campaign Utah has
been visited sni revisited BY capitalists
and their Representatives, aud at pres
ent the condition IL now such that
every promising mining property 10
tho State can command good subssan.
tial figufe.
~Ialk about investments, why you
cent ind q better paying Invest
ment than that thrown lnio
good mining propositions. Not
withdrawing the fact that during
the past two or three years business
OF every kind has been dull and almost
siagnani, the record made BY our
diyidsnd.psying mines In that time,
has been such a. 10 invite investment
from all parts Of the county. The
finarcisn Of the East have noticed
that while their money has Teen pfac.
ticaliy standing still, the mines Of the
Wet have been paying their stock.
holders from 20 20 30 per cent on the
money invested, and al last they have
come 10 tho conclusion that miuing
atock IL the only stock practically uu.
al scted by atm timtA You eau put u
own that after this election IL over
n reaction will sol In In tho mining
business ana those who own good gold
and silver mines, will be possessOfs OF
something Of great value, anu sumo.
thing which will be eagerly sought
after by mon who count their dollars
BY the millions.'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-02
HARNESS THIEVES.
Two Of ID M Afralgasd For burglary
In ihs fulloe ,ourt Today.


J. II. Richards and A. willie, two
men charged with stealing harness
nom tho premises OF Bishop Sheets,
located q short distance southeast Of
the city limils, were AHaigned 10 the
police court Today for burglary. They
were represented by AltofEoy Morris
Slmmsr and pleaded not guilty, " here.
upon the cate was set f0f next Friday
Al 10 n.m. sud theiT bonds nxed nj $500
Iheso men we're arrested by Ofiloef
shannon ana citizen named Joe
WilkinHoD, late Saturday evouinR. In
the iiice's poregfinstiona during the
day time, he had come across the stolen
goods hidden IN n hay.stach lust wet
" SECOND West between Ninth sud
Teeth South Htfoute. aud W. no was
certain the thieves would call In the
evening anu take their booty away he
concluded 10 lie In walt TOR them.
He took Mr.. Wilkinson with him aud
wusn the two had laln Ia the hay fof
couple OF hours and tho Ulcers
watch told the hour OF o, two men
came stalking into the hayward anu
after loading up with harness, started
II lgst nj tue time the tiilcer aud his
companion pouuced upon tncm.
Al hfst the men showed nght and
Richards whipped out gun, but
nnaily no was persuaded 10 lay ~
down, and both men were taken to the
station. AZ the jail WINS said ne
lived A. 6lS south Third West street,
nud Richards said his place Of abode
was AZ the Colorado House on state
street. lhu former denied having
stolen the harGeis, aud said he had
boru told by man who wAs q
stfHnget 10 HIN that no knew
where he could get set Of
good double harness cheap, and
that II hn unose 10 go after II no might
psy what he thought u was worth.
Richat1i, however, admitted 10 ON.
Ger shannon that he hat been In ON
tue theft, and SAID II was the fret
thing VI the kind no had ever Engaged
IN.
Willis has a wife aud iamlly and
hputats 10 be anl thing tut thiei, AMI
ON 'er shannon expresses tho same
aplniun and believes that Richards 10
responsible .or the theft.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-02
MINOR MENTION.

The rolls viii lIen at 7 O'Clock a. M.
on IutsdaJ ana close MP. m.
The Prisoner Of z ida company
Q me Ia over tue Uu,On Pacific last
youiug.
The homo o. Mr.. James A. Cushing
n saturday. Oct. 81. was gladdened
y the arrival Of a little stranger, Mrs.
Iuihii Z on that diy giving birth 20 a
uoY but the Joy was u brief duration,
fgr The child dioi eight hours AfieT ~
olrtu.
The polling plaee In tho Thirty.
fourth precinct, Third municipal
waTj, Aae beeu changed from li6
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-02
News From stat. Line

"Psy Slfeak" writes from State Line
10 tho Iron County Record ~ follow:
State Line business Ia Increasing
atesdiiyj miners afro very busy opening
up their claims aud everyone 10 conn.
dent that n substantial boom will DO IN
operation Immediately after election
whether Bryan IL elected or not, as
state Line mineral H. pretty evenly
divided bstwaon g3id and silver.
A lew nov alilkss have been made
during the past week. Joseph Delm .,
from near Deer Lodge, brought IN
some rock from = now nnd that assayed
tVI7 In gold and " ounces ia allvef,
aud several pfospeclors have turned
their ntlcniion IA that direction. That
IL the territory where A, %. Campbell,
Dan Rosa and Others are Interested.
Illlig ana Hedges have opened up q
very promising contact 10 the IndiAn
Peak range, which will DO developed
with iofce u men In tho near future.
Negotiations arc In pfOgfe to bond
the Amrxln mins, TO Mr.. sylvester OF
Liuo CITY, the consideration Deing
$1,000. This II a very promising vein
on Mineral bill, owned br McBurnsy,
Mcdonald, HigDee AMI Houehsn. MI.
sylvester IL 10 be congratulated on his
acquisition.
A good many prospeolors are erect.
Ing subsIAntial cabins aud laying in q
stock 0f provisions for tho winter. anu
stone mansions IN either gulch Will DO
as plentiful ~ Iron county politicians
In the coming election.
Line CITY has a grievance In the
way Of postal liabilities. We have
been begging, pleading and pfayiup
iof q mail service now for seven
mohths, but do not receive any on.
enlargement OF response, owing un.
doubtedly. 10 the selnshn esA OF n small
faction VINO own water ranches At
Desert Springs, and are pulling for
tho route 10 DO located W tnat oui-o'-
the.way place, nroessitAtiug sn extra
Jays travel ifom here TO q dar or
Milford. IL " estimated ~ those &c.
qnsintod with both routes tuAt with d
very little eXpense the touir hy
Woolley's spungs would b. much
better fnau, vita nu hhu dan 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-02
The Mouuiford Case Continued.

rhe case OF grand larceny against
Johu aud Ann Mountiotd, the age
couple who were arrested op last Filisy
chargsd with an alleged iheil Of $3.50
from James Tucker, should bavs Doe
lrisd In the police court this afternoon,
tut when u was called up. the defend
ants asked iora cJutinuancs till such
time astbey could consult with an At.
torney. Iheir request was gfAntod ami
the bearing IL now SIT for Tuesday,
Nov. 10, at . u'oloch.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-02

KEY WEST, Fla, Nov. l,-Coi.
Guspiire, formerly OF tho French army
aud Col. Oftoga, foImeIly OF the
Venezuelan army, with Lieutenant
Trias aud Carlos Garcia, arrived hsrt
To-Day from Nassau. They cay they
captured Spanish vessel on
ms coast Of Cuba and conveyed
tue crew and provisions 10 the lnsuI .
kenr, after which they embAfkel
N the captured vessel anu arrived nj
Nassau where they were detained
tufeo days IN quarantine. They also
ftp.t1 having ueen present at thu ac.
Ton of CNc0Tfas AMI state thai
Maxim Gomez and other insufgeu
leaders have sufficient arms aud am.
munltion 10 carry on the winter cam.
palgn. In conclusion they say tue
lslahu nom MalanAs up ~ oallbl
Cuba Libfu. These men are mem.
61era OF a special comniiiion from
Puerto Principe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-02

west Bsc1nd NORTH h 429 north Sec.
ond wosi, At "Pht's" msat market.
Df. Wright, who was thrown from
bis buggy on Saturday aud Injured
about the head aud shoulder, has 20
.at recovered 10 permit hin TO make
his professional calls agsiu.
Mrs. AuJfew Jensen returned home
from Europe yesisr Iay where she le I
her husband on his tfip af0uud tie
worli. She onipyei herself very much
while absent and comes back IN ga.
celieut health.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-02

NEW loTK. Nov. l-Htock market opened
strong and nirhor under heavy purchases for
both accounts NfarEUfs were DO SPECIAL de-
mhnd. burlington rose ~ iloci Island - st.
Tau 10 sugar Il
1hc Upward movement yas soon foaumcd
anu In some Instances the beet ~ rea % the
dAyW e fUtehcd durinT the second h1uff
trading suFaf iuuchrt ~ totaccu l-4 ihc
trnnaactons IN rrincipal shrea. ihe maftet
ignored tno sifinEu1t cun1itinn ~ ne money
market and me continued nfmuess uf foreign
exchange mhfte.a. adylncoa 10 actual and
posted rates beng madc.
ihe ruIchasluf movement soon waa cNs
hausteu. Price, shaTou Sharply under rfa Ia
tons BY traders fhr volume u husiuc.f also
diminished slightly, tc ahscude Of fnfeirn
orders bong quiu martuds London at1rA ca
change BE- closed ln recognition u nant holt
day
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-02

A. mskc u sftsfsni & tuuu,aass,
wuut INK thcr sclvrl ~, that they ATE
not m cicd with aHy diseasv, but thst
the - slum simply needs cleansing, l.
10 hnus c1mi0rt home ~ their hearts,
ne cnatiyu c1nIition IL easily cured
by using Hyiup OF Figs. Manu- Ac-
tufod ny tue California Fis syrup
Company ouly, aud sili ~ al dtu..
aifiH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-02
rIIoH TnE rAnE aEooRD.
Apisndid showing OF ore Ia tho yaiI, 4
An American IofL stfik.


Apisndtd showing ore Ia the yaiI,i.
An American FoTk SiTiEe.
The Ontario mill was closed down
Monday morning for the usual o1tobs &
Eepaira, though contrary to the regular
custom 'he mill was olosvd down on.
ufely. The usual method has hesn 10
close down one side ht time, but
wv. year the mill was IN fuoh snapg
lnAl II Wa decided 10 smut the Whole
Ilant down aud make general rep1ira.
IL Il expected that The mill win bs
dsys.
euuerinlendeut DAILY has not vet br.
gun Tue construction " MS pf0p. sot
Mite'ropo ttAmsay from thu Duy
Wusl mine TO the now Peck mill. bnt
ne writer was Informed that Mr.
DAly's recent trip east was Tor tts
purpose o. Investigating the mnebiu- nv
3haao ~ b"l'
hAsbnnd Brothers and john Diam
,neoanteisd a very promising veil
p lead.sllver ore this wesk ON tbsi,
p0una In American Fork, huays
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-02

car camraien c-mmltf,ss in Nv
York ato 90 00u apaff ln tneiFssIimst
today Of tho r..ui Yi the election to-
morrow In tue ny. C1aifmAn Van
Coit predinis iif.uui'.n pinfAlltf
%, 900 snI ChAifman 50, hspa Dsm
cratic plufal.tv % IL is D. 8.uDn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-02
TRADING ON 'cnASoE
Sunshine veil. n, Nniaou. figures in
sse rit To-day.

A cold room and the near approach
OF tho great election seems TO have had
4 dire effect on the work Of tho stock
brokers In tho pit today. a. one stock
received tnu entire recognition In the
way OF trading. Sunshine was the
target for tho DAYS business aud II sold
at the iswesi figures yet reached by
the stock, 100 shares going 10 per
share and 90 At si,2O. The iempofa-
ture .of the STOCKS In both lists re-.
manned abeut stationary, no moves
either backwards or forwards bcipg
apparent during tho call unless u DO IN
uas, which advanced tribe In both
the bidding and asking.
The closing ngures were ~ follows
LISTED STOCKS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-02
ADJUSTMENTS.

Al tho Balt Lake rhea,or tonight
Daniel Ffohman's company will pro.
sent the romantic Prisoner OF Zsnda,
which has already pt.sentei . world
o. ontorlAinment II enthusiastic nuIi.
onces elsew where. DHmauIsd from
Anthony Hopes successful novel. the
play itself has been received with t..
variable favor nom the date OF it, inl.
tlal W, duolion In New Yoik, whsro II
ran for 300 nights to the largest attend.
ance In the history Of the Lycoum
theateL IL was ALTO brought cut In
London about tho same time and
proved one Of tho hits OF the season
there. That Daniel frohman made
very careful selection from hls Ly.
c,um players tor the cast this ssasou 0
evidenced by the very favorable CON.
menis Of tho pres, both In the East and
West.
The Prisoner oi ZsndA IL a play that
lnlefests most classes Of theatef-gosu.
lts romautie clue appeals 10 people woo
iitea touch OF poetry In thelr theat.
rlchl amuaemeute, aud IT. atiffing
moi9dfamalio eitnationa arc raoy
enough to keep the most blase s::en.
tioA engaged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-02

The Grand will open tho week with
q double uill tonight that will no ooubl
create considerable fuu aud Amuss.
ment. Tomorrow night the election
returns will be- flashed upon the cur.
tain between Acla ny meana Of y
aieteopticup, thereby enabling those
present 10 know tho condition Of
things politically without leaving
thvlt suata.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-02

wsisr ana rrass. and twenty miles
rearef faiifosd than by Dssen
Syringe.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-The chair.
men Of the Democratic anu Rspubli.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-02

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-02

special 70 the news
tolth Omaha. Neb., Nov
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