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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-12-09

Look at the following quotations and be
convinced:
Brown Cotton, % yards 500
yard wide, Is yards, 90
White fan mark, yard wide, &c.
" 20 yards, S10O
. 10 Blankets per pair, soc.
Mem Fast Black Socks, 1Oc pair, pairs 25c
extra quality, 195 dozen
Ladies B ack Hose 1oc pair, pairs, Csc.
Oxford Slippers, 15c. pair
Mems god working Shoes, Sl.25 per pair
Children's Snoes from Toe. pair
Mems working Shirts, from Csc
Understands Zoe for SOC.
Jean Drawers 35c. pair
Blue SUITS, complete only 800
Serge Suits, guaranteed fast color, 81 so
Working Pants, best kind, 81 rs
Tweed Coats, large variety, $2.CO-S25O
"' White Unlaundertd Shirts, 4Oc.
All Sill. Necktes, zoe, for SOC.
Alarm Clicks, 81 90
Nickel Stem Wndor Watch. 300
Mems Wool Hats. from 4Oc.
Best kind heavy Ppcemeu's Shoes, ~ 20
Bows Sn ts fl so $500, large variety
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-12-09
To Citizens
Of Hawaii

l take pleasure in announc-
ing to you that | have remov-
ed to my new quarters at NO.
4l6 FORT STREET and am
prepared to execute all orders
pertaining to my business.
Jewelry Repairing, Watch
Repairing, Fine Engraving,
etc, etc. l have a handsome
stock of Watches and Jewel.
ry to show you including a
large variety of valuable ISL
and Curios. Your patronage
is respectfully solicited,
= ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-22
MINOR MENTION.


Sheriff Hardy h. getting little bet
ter but IL still con lined TO his bed.
Carpenters this morning communood
the cIuatturti0u Of the uibunes hlong
SLATE street, opp site the Joint hn,ld.
ipg. The "boX office" was thu met
piece constructed.
Tho Fiut Division u. II. IL. +.
band was photographed this morning
by &. II. savage. There were thirty
seven members In the group and they
were photographed standing al the
north entrance Of the 0int city anu
county building.
A laborer named John Swenson
broke his leg at BeCk's Hot Springs on
Saturday night ny jumping from .
wagon and getting the limb iasteneu
In one OF tho wheels Of the vehicle. lie
wss removed to ~. MARKS hospital ~
treatment,
A man by the namo Of wllliam Pep
pgt, rtniuiuF On Second South between
Sixth and Seventh East etUeu, Wa
held IN near the corner OF Third Ehs'
and Second south streets, shortly hltci
~ O'Clock On Saturday evening Ih'
thugs, four in number, beat the mau
rather numerically anu took thfcu bot
| Ties OF beer away from him, alter Whici
! they mado good their ctoiIo.
Manager George r. Btlce OF The
goibu.Plt, Drug company was lh'
victim NJ asurious accident last even
log. The mishap occurred In Clty
Greek canyon, ~ which MI Btle'
had gone for a drive Win hls vie
They had taken some l.quii refresh
mrnts along In the form Of u boill'
VI cherry phosphate aud Mt. Bt'cg go
cut Of the buggy TO draw a cork. Fan
ing In his ondeavoTp, be attemploi Y
iofce tue cork into thr bottle. Suddenly
the bottle broke IN pieces and the lagge'
| points glnis made some ugly gnshv
in Nc. Etire's wrist A tempuTaf!
baudagp was put ON the iulured mem
Dor, alter which tue tclutn tiip W.
quickly made. DE-. Daily 10 allondin
SIT. BrlCu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-22
ROYCE ASKS $4,000
For HaYi1g Been Compelled 10 Work
on tho Cily'S Rock Pile
MRS. Nlssrs WANTS rnrruon
From the Bonds Of Nhirmouy-bu'i'
mes, Done by The County Commits
sioncrs This Afternoon.

Tbesuil Of Guy G.. Royce against
salt Lake Guy was on trial before
Judge street this afternoon. H. NJ
Armstrong and Powers * Siraup Ap'
reared for tho plaintiff, while the city
was represented by VIM. Mckay an
ID. 70, Humr7,cai.
The plaintiff, Guy G. R1yct COM
plains that about January 20, lsV''
he was convicted iu the police court
on a charho Of vsgrancy, hud was
b. n,cncoi 10 sofvo sixty days in lh'Ii
that on ur about February n, ls9'. he
was compelled against his Will - break
stones for the city, aud while 10 doing
a chip from the hammer Of another
person rlmilurly employed dew and
sifuck the plaintiff iu the face, destroy
ing the eight Of one eye aud partially
IpIurlng the other anu from the irlut
les thus received he has auuutru 20
we're pain Aui Inconvenience eve
since. Mr. II yco thersiote pays 10
damages Ia the sum VI f-D,O0J ant
costs Oisuli.
A Jury was being examined whei
/ tue News report closed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-22
Notes.

d.. williams, deputy clerk OF the
Fourth district court, returned yestef'
day from visit o. Bingham, where J. o
has been looking atsr the work ON W.
Illinois mine, In which he IL hehNly
Interested. Sit. williams u highly
pleased with the showing made in WI
proprTty and looks Tot II TO take is
rlaco among the great producers ui the
OH Reliable district At au early da'e'
Harry Hayes. convicted Of the muir.
der OF Albert Erusirom, l. nj tlnts
inclined To take n philosophical view
OF his position. lie toll Jailnr VIII
kins the other DAY, that u the supreme
court sustains tho TRIAL court, he ~
courte would have 10 die, nnd ns he
was getting old anyway " did not
msko 10 much difisIuuou when death
came. Eveu should he succeed ~
bOiug acquitted on sdother nearing "
/ the case, many people would consider
| him guilty, and he would not care le
| live under such coalitions.
The Paylou COMEDY company
which ha. played mere for Que week
] will entertain Ogden audiences thii
/ week aud Will DO 10 Sail Lake during
carnival week. The company has =
large repertoire OF popular plaJs,whicl
arc presented IN very ctedllHbl'
manner. The songs Of Miss Marie
De Lano and Miss Laura Jeane ad,
greatly to the attractions tnefel bS
tue company.
IL. r.. Kuowldeu, clerk Of lh'
sherifl's Ofiice, returned yesterday
from a trip 10 American Fork canyon
where he has been looking alter som'
Of his mining property. Ho report
more activity In mining business u
American Fork canyon than al an.
time for many years past.
Deputy Sheriff wilkins went 4
PavsDn last evening. aud sheril
Brown anu Deputy sheriff Fowit
followed thia morning. Tho object
their golng could not To learned, b.
there IN evidently business OF som
Importance being developed there.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-22
CARNIVAL AND POLITICS.
Tie Former Occupying lie share Of
Attsnu0u-lui,r. Constantly
Growing.

The peculiar political situation OF
the country naturally engages a large
share Of public attention iheso dnys,
hut In this city the coming Mid'um'
mst Carnival is by no means over
looked. The Jili,als IN ounrgu Of the
celebration nrc n8w dov0tus tnolr ole
tro time 10 tho wors % FOUNDING out
tho myriad OF details o8ioutihi 10 the
perfect movement % the three dnyS
program, aud the duties OF the VARIOUS
committees have bcou executed with
such care and precision that no fears OF
failure Ia any respect are entertained
The construction OF floats Tor the
spectacular street uarnleB IL btin
pushed with all possible speed ana Tue
public will IND muCi 10 praise When
llvVn a view ol tuu finished hanui.
work OF tuu artlals iu charge OF this
important woGg. Tho n1ais otdctod ny
the Carnival management will be aug
muntrd In large numuctd uy thosu iut'
uishud by cities and counties ot the
state wishing " portray their LEADING
Industries aud resources, ana mnny
manufacturers aud business men VIII
/ no thuir share Ia thia line.
Decorative artists will be- busy dufiug
| the coming week In the work 81 Otna'
| meutiug tho business houses anu reHl'
irncns Of thu city. Many elaborate
/ designs are being put In reail'
| ness Tor tho occasion, and uu-
Lees all aigns iail the city VIII
DO tue scene OF tue greatest
display Of bunting, nNge and other
symbols Of patt ioIic enthusiasm ~ ll-
history. Local pride NJ well ns nhlion'
al patriotism will prompt cit'sena 70
make tie bUst showing puesiblg ut TN.
time, when tue city will be Hooded
with visitors.
reference 10 the latter feature Of tho
occasion brings 20 mind tho fact lhn
the capacity Of the hotels OF tue city
will undoubtedly be uvertaNed duflui
lie Carnival, htnUo tue executive
committee has Issued n notice, Request
ing all PERSONS having one or M u
rooms o. rent 60 notify tho committee
fltm 8-7 Atlas block, giving the mum
, | ber Of people they can accommodate
. Location aud price. THIS Information
, | viii b. Kept died for the Information o
vsltots.
L 10 having been suggested That q baI
loon ascension might prove an enter
, tanning feature, negotiations are nov
!, la progress which may result In secul
Ing the services Of an asronaut dutln
. The Carnival. 40 all.rlund athleli
, tournament 10 H'so talked Of, nhd
carried out under iudiciuus manHg,
, mont would doubtless prove Interest
. | luF,
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PersonaI Paragraphs.

sheriff uobor Wright was down from
ogden this muruing.
j. IT, kuasas " ogden was la town
yostprday. 10 returned homo last nishl'
Joel shoemaker oi Logan was visitor
ln this ely today. Ito Wa gfeo 'u w
hi. nr1ualntaucos among The wioidnf oi
the pen.
san francisco calls Among tho recent
arrivals at the Occidental are Two SOM
t.tighfrr and oral grandchildren Of J,
n. Walker. thu sal. Lake banker. 10
lie rariy are Charles 4. Walker. Niborl
4. Walker, Mrs. ". u. Dhoesman aud
her four children.
Father Malone, tho eloquent catholic
anti.innlol lecturer, IL again Ia tho oily
the guest OF Councilman VMehfa' h'
will visit Park City tomorrow aud rtluri
home on Wednesday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-22
Death of Father Noall.

Father simon N3all. an old AMI re-
spec,ed citizen OF Salt Lake, died AZ
the home Of his daughter at - Ounce
rtfeet, this city, yeAterdny. Falhnt
Soail joiuod the Church Ia the yeas
1862, la Euglnnj, and cmigrateu 70
Utah ia 1858, driving an * team
aorsss the plains and raftaking OF the
hsrlsbips OF Pioneer life. lie has
been Ra ardent worker both Tor tho
buiiliug up OF the State and also OF
tne Church aud died Ia iull latin Of 'ho
Gospel. ,,, A.. 49,,
Bucted from the Niueteeulh ware
meeting house meeting house NJ
y. NJ. tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-22

.cvsnirs. juno .6ia thureenticih var
ns ,mbly roome, has been changed TO
Thursday evening, June 70, III o'u,'
moi 10 conflict with the George u.
pVocr testimonial. The following pro.
gram, viii he rendered.
"wondars of tho World Illustrated by 100
"o'"'''N' Geo. savage
V.trss. '''',. EIior Thcu. Nyeirom
s,,.r,l,,, .5' . MIsa Icuulc savage
tgI,,. .'''''''''' Mr. John d sharp
Address s.ss.t.sss.t illei hiib"'" 10
E'N ss.Ts iiiyrcr, whitney, Patrick q spencer
At "a, elise ui enc concert u fifa~-
berry ami Ice oroam ieslival viii be
given, followed by 90 outdoor dance on
rheater dancing hoof, which has been
secured for this occasion. Good otches'
ira will be- Ia attendance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-22
district Court

The June term u tho Fourth district
court fhnult clmmeuus today an "
va expected lhnf. 4s no Judge mad
brep appointed by Gpvernaf Wells d
ipJge from some other dlstr wuul
nave csme to opou court, uut At 10
O'clock There wac 10 juIgo. This
caused many Of the attorneys
>, bslisys that the q vernon
vouid alnounce the name Of bic ap-
roirt,s during the day. Othefs
thought he would no make the
appointment for some time owing 70
the bitter hghi that has been maue
against each u the three candldhiti
Tor the honor, and some expressed tht
belief that Governor Wells would hp
paint some one who has not beer
supported by any faction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-22
COUNTY COMISSlONERS.
Business Transacted by the Board Ibis
Afternoon.

The board Of county commissioners
met at . o'clock this Afternoon, with
Commissioners Gsdies, Roberts aud
Chhstcpnorson ana County Attorney !
whittemoEe being present.
b. sptongsr notified the board that
no had appointed a. deputy constable
Of the F.nh precinct, VIM. NJ, Rlsley'
Mrf. Mary HepworIh asked to be al
lowed 10 redeem from tho lien OF TAX
sale Ut ., block 3, jordan Plat Ho'
feTTcu 10 tue attorney.
q. y. Turntul, justice OF the peace
o. bingham, made reputation iof
set u the laws Of 1895. The matter
/ Wns referred 10 COmmissionor 6tulesi
who was Instructed TO secure MY
| col les OF the laws.
4 communication from the city re-
rofdpf informed the board that com.
uittep hal baeu appointed on duclfa-
ION VI the Joint building for Tho Car
nivaL Filed.
/. h. Rockwell psUod permission 10
redeem from tax sale blocks anu ~
In. R0cGwClPs addition, htiofrou
10 the county attorney.
kr. WhitIpm0ru delivered an opin.
ion on the question submitted ~ Tue
hoard, "What 10 tue duty Of the select.
men anu tho county surveyor hnl
Vnat rights have citizens IN cases
uhrrv PERSONS have entered and
! settled upon public land sub
stuuent ~ the opening up, travel
IND ana plating OF highway
traysfslug said laUds, aud have closed
{ or are cndeayoring 10 close, said high
3 n, attorney says that "In order {,
b. hold an easement over tg0vutnmen
d land as against subsequent settlers nn'
4 rI,ImaptF, the land claimed as a hiEh
d vgsy must have been formally declared
orspeA 90 highway and all tue n
guirpmouta Of the law rs to opening
blvttirr ana recording must have bee
compiled with"
n. mo attorney also returned The clnir
i, u WI. Harvey, Justice OF tue peace
x, '0r fers OF Jurors and witnesses ln h
rs court, recommending that % De not a
y. lowed. Also recommending igo pay
urut OF tue claim ~ a, NJ, lfyneu
80 alu, constable, Tor g. Both recon
I, mguualOrs we're adopted
)" Np.sFs. Goddos, ChtistOphcTsDn ht
,, County Surveyor jenkins were q
LUlIlUM HINNlNA N'NNNAA'N""
H Investigate the mater OF pr
ny rurIpr IA right Of way f1r tue Coustu
nan 81 mo UrUu1fyd Drainage Cun
= nom DucEuF'B Like 10 Great salt Las
CommigslaneF ChIiBtopnoHon "
opugiutpd 10 confer with the Couu
attorney as O. the validity VI a ~
claim decd from Allen ID. Campo
and Lucy n, Campbell 10 the cOuH
, Tor piece Ol land to b. usuh for 60
u purposs uear ihiflcruth south sire
IA Inp county clerk reported that
~ had received from Treasurer W.
on LYNN cancelled county warrsnIst1
dc. mount OF sj8,7a5 40. Filed.
g... unity GERS stanton reported
',r, pppUInrmaut OF Fred ". Dennis
s. drluly clerk aud recOmmUl dcd q
Inc Hx.ur ut his salary n, $50
f,s' month. Referred 10 GeiIea.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-22
DAILY WEATHER yANs.
ob,srya,lou, Iakcu at Utah, idaho,
Montana, oregon aud Nevada
stations.

Weather reports showing observa'
tlols S am. tolh]i
Salt LIKE Ciiy-Barome,er, sp.s5.'
Oh, minimum, bbi Wlnui
southeast, light; rain, tucei cl'af'
Bakor Cty-Batomctcr, 'O.Ui tem'
ueraturr, 30; minimum 49, VIM,
souln, d miles PCT hour rain 'l'i
clear. .,o,. 49,.
peratusr, %; minimum, osi VIM,
s,u,heast, ngui rain, ~ pAi"y
HeIsns-Barometor, 5000; tempeta'
turr, 81, minimum, o.; wind s9uIh'
west, 10 miles per n1uf, c.oaf. ..-.
Miles City-BHrJmUirs -bebi ten,
prtnture, %; mluimum, ol' VIM
southrast, nEu; rain .ub; Iaiuiug. .,.
winncmuoon - Bar meter .V,uo'
temperature, 65, minimum, %, "lhH'
east, n miles rt hour clear
Iuaho FallI-BarImuich 8lO-i tenn
reralufo, 81; miuimumi ioi Wlnui
| north, light cloudy ..
General and local forecast IoE %
! hourn ending p. M, June ~;
For Utab, lair tonight snd inesuHy
saI, Lake City AMI vicinity: Fai
weather; stationary temperature.
J. n. SMiIu,
OussfyCT, Weather bureau
Todny,s temperature isshown In th'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-22

anna J. Nilsson today hloi suit IN
tho Thitd district court Tor decree
dissolvlng the bonds oi ma'timony
existing butvrcu herself and her bus
band, Lawrence Nlssun.
Tho complaint says that the parlles
intprmatfied IN 1879, In DeumafS, aud
thag there are living three children ns
the Issue OF saii marriage. The Oldest,
Jennie NissOn, 10 10 years Of age, auu
Eline and Louise are 10 anu
II years old respectively. MIt. Ni,aon
SAYS that her husband has reused 70
suuply her with the necessities oi llle
aad continues 10 persist Ia suc1 neglect
that /. Visa, tho y0uugest child anu
the only one living NJ homs, has buen
dependent upon her mother Tor sup
poft; that the husband IL au unsuilhole
person 10 control ami educate the Fltl'
The ulaiutn Therefore ptnys thht VA
addition TO the decree VI divorce she
DO granted tho custody anu guardian
sbip " the girl, LOuisn.
r. h. Winters u attorney Tor Mts
n isauu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-22
POLICE COURT.
Burglars, Drunks, Tre'passers, Etc
Before Justice Wenger Today


John Gray and A, 5urgAnt, the two
men who wore arrested for blrslafiz
ing the establishment Of the Utah lm-
plemunt company on State street,
were before Justice Wonger this after
noon nud upon being arrAigned on the
charge Of burglary pleaded not gully,
The case was being Inquired Into At
press timu. --.-
Fori,its ln cases u drunkenness were
declared as follows; Charles Btuct.
way, william Iowuseui anu JOSH
BrudOt, So each; while Tor inc same
gueurCH Andy Henry was iuei ~ "
euu John Kelly SIS.
Frank q. Rice, who has gained
quito reputation i0r Wlie'hraNul Iu''
lelteu $40, thus attempting t. prevent
a heavier penalty being imposo', ~
ptOfprutIG however, declares mat ht
! VIII have E.ru brought luto court anl
| punished very severely lot hle uiu'A
! aud savage misconduct
| TrsspassurB weTu dealt with as iUllowt
| James Glgslu ald Daniel GtlmshaW
| nnsen tsys each; GEORGE DllIof
Rank Jones, James O'Neil, Fran
Wells ana Thomas Carey, hVe dl y
each, ..t-.i
forfeited g., while ~ j. WIS, va
rant, was ordered Imprisoned Tor ioTN
days, .-.,,......
cost Jtmss Blown tue sum OF w
DOLLAR.
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rrnm lhe Norlhern Slates.

Elder Charlie. Morris Of this city
VA, a caller nj the NEWS unice today,
aud reported his LAHORE as a travelling
ElIer Ina the No rthcrn States mission,
lie lrIt homo October 10, lee', una
spsnt the main part Of his time Ia thp
fspusyiyaula conference, where no
surrccdud in nuEiug many WnFm
friends 10 whom he presented the pTIu'
riples OF the Gospel The WORK IN
nat section u the country 10 reported
nv ELDER Morris ~ being IN iaifly
rfosrerUus Cjnditlvn,uud while g'ou
deal Of opposition Is mot with IN ccf'
tain looalitie', still a. whole the pro-,
meets nto very encouraging a spifl'
of inquiry seems 10 be hWahehlhR
among tbs people and tue lesIimonlel
of ths EiduTs are beginning to received
with mot, seriousness than ever Or
fore. Elder Morris has had go''
| health while absent anu mas enloye o.
bi. LABOR. very much. lie returned
nome on tue 18TH.
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THE GREEN BAG.

Hon. James a, Minor has returned
rom s.. l. u.s and the LasI
Judge Powers has returned from
.lrlvllp after IN absence % "a week.
Attorney General BUlOp Is met OK.
.r....d TO return until alter tho Fourth.
... v,i,l Welt the principal cities Of the
10 a, including Wellington, before
a. ming home
Marriage Licenses were today Issued
g, IUg following urTaIII: Cnurlee
FIpInyfon, aged 20, of ureau River,
Wysming' aud CLAIR Dale, %, OF THE
ruy. Ffsnk ken, 20, AMI Netlle
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snmmer Drawing School.

The summer school OF drawing, un'
der the direction OF Prot Augsburg,
1vrped thia morning Ia ihv building
need fDr the High School an hicnarue
strret. Gas rB were formed a. iolloW.'
Teavhets' cla-s, pen ami lux IRA" my
water COLOR rul oil jet drawing. me
attruuaucs WINS yeTy gratifying 10 Nt'
Augsburg. ..h..i
lhp University summer hohnol
again resumed ils sessions this Ia. Ih,
ing. The attendance was maternity
iucrpRarI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-22

I.etL 10. luu . Nuflh sal, hase'
James &. N0s.. 70, and Maui NlNon,
"a, oih ofthls uiiy.
judgments were entered IN the
rbifi district court t0duy in the iol'
I1uipr csstg Elmer Il. Darling
t.u.ing fur inc Pioneer Loan anu
n me.t,ai Afsoriat'on, ~ James G.
si.r,rt l.Bilh . Nee, decree OF lore
closure. Marble "a. Dye aud L'teits
d. Dyeva FIrfrfrp DFs aud Harriet
T.. Uyo, orisr Cos sale ol premises anu
division uf pturs,Is between plain
t.ils and uelruIaJta,
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Prirsihnnl Ne.lLns Postponed.

In cont. querca % the Fourth Of July
coming ON tho Gt,l saiura ay Of next
month, the REGULAR monthly meeting
of the PH,su.od % the Salt LaEr
lFaLa Of Z.yu BE- poatuunCl until BAT
urday. JuIyll.h, a. II y. IN.
By order OF sue prtsluehoy " '"'
Stake. ,-.,
JAMES ID, sTiRtiSu, tlefk'
E.u T,atetyfv. June g2uI, 1886.
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sroUEs AMI nARKErs.
Now Ysra s,esh narnsL

NEW Nuuk. June 1l.astOrk mhrAct opened
wraa and lover witha sharp recession ln I'M
.uuftf.al shares Tobacco yielded u.r cent
90 tf. sugar declines 100 railway auatta
we're fractional, The most important occurring
iu InttruHNuualu sugar wac unuctyd uN Nc
upwa % share declines DO iutolEu and dpmt'.
uU shares 1uuuDru received tuUrufc support
hy inside interests AMI rallied u 10 htIt' Inc
u.Hft a lower ulaUr sugar declined 90 laI'ta
Ihu marFut was stcadiCr seon alter ~ anu
general fractional TecuFtriCa cuanrds Hilmu
lated by London purchases An carry sluml
vac rAutOd hy liberal offerings on the alleged
apprehension OF dimculty between THIS coun
tfv and nunIu.
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r,NNnN,. rrnnlo nEoErIIoN.
Presented wan "a SILVER "h"l', -
M.mento ct tho 49, Louis MAIN
tu|."

t.r,.rrt,d wiun "a silver "noir' as
sl.msnto ct iho 49, Lonis """'A-
uuI."
ssagal 10 tue NtWs.
pguLo, Colo, Jane 22.-senaIof
O. uugu arrived a. Pueblo over tue
Ntra9ufi Pacific NJ 1850 this mofhlhg'
Hp was greeted by an Immense crown
All rprresentatiyg citizens who oheeteu
MIN heartily as no stepped on 70 'ho
lion. /. w. stanton Of Pueblo, on
behalf ot the people u thls city, lt.si'
a,UtpI senator Cannon with a uchull'
talbot made li pure silver about lhiee
inches long ami one hall inch Ia uIAu
In reply Senator Cannon made O
most ,luquuut speech, puying buAu'l'
uI tribute ty Senator Teller 40 talu'
uTrIlpr 10 without doubt tue .,e-'
,1uiprpI atateamHu OF the dhy' GU
lie other politicians he has MOI b.u'
rway from tho ue1plC, but IL W niuei
mr them today a. Ee was WIZ
0p.gri aud jug la tue canyons OF N'''
GRADE" ..-.....it
ia conclusion Senator Cannon snlv
uI IrI.vp that II the silver iuTnss slAhO
together lu the coming election CoIoi
ado VIII surpIy tho next f!cllleuI o
tHr United Slhtes.'
senator Cannon spent 'oren9 q
fHg Grand hotel In Pueblo hnu lel'
Islu via NO RIO Granle Tor MS hou''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-22
Notes.

Arrangements have been completed
TO awe public recel tion 10 Senator
Cpuuon upon his return from H.
ions,
Ltt evening three girls lott the
IN uulen home. The oiilCeTa are
eek pg Tor them.
siv'y members Of tho Woodmon Of
q { Void came up from salt Lake
ytv,..day aud assisted Ia unyeiling a
m uumHnt erected 10 thu memory OF d
deceased brother, Homer A. Wglkor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-22

doubts on that point as 10
iq iutimptpI that he wont 10 OHIO 90
meet hls wife. Delegate kcarns has
business In Chicago that will prevent
his home coming for a couple OF
weeks. IL IL tho purpose Of tine RE-
tuburaus Go give them each warm
welcome. Tho train viii be met ut the
su.ot tomorrow aud a hearty reception
rendered Senator Cannon.