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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-29
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Should look after the health OF their
husbands If your better half has RHEU-
AIATISM, see that me takes the proper
remedy at once, Thousands of men are
physical wrecks because they did not
take a constitutional cure before it was
too late. To cure rheumatism you must
purify the blood and drive the poisonous
acids out of the system before it attacks
every muscle and joint in your body.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-29

We have the testimony of Senators
Thurston and Chandler that the COM
plexion of the next Senate viii depend
upon whether Senator Pritchard or some
other gold man, or a free silver man is
sent to the Senate The Legislature has
majority of seventeen silver men,
though the Republicans claim that it is
only thirteen. The number is immaterial.
If the silver men had only one majority
they would be traitors 10 the cause if
they elected a silver Senator.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-29

In the elections Of 1894, the Republicans
carried States representing 344 electoral
votes, the Democrats carried States repre-
senting 80 votes, and the Populists two
States having II votes. In that year the
party was either defending or apologizing
for Clevelandism. In 1896, repudiatipg
Cleyelandisnl, the Democrats and Popu-
lists carried States having 10 electoral
votes, a gain of 70. They would have
carried many more if a Republican in
stead of Democrat, so-called, had been
in the White House.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-29

The Democrats who bottled this year
are now engaged in making a speciality
of trust busting 1t is an innocent amuse-
ment, and will not give the trusts any
considerable inconvenience.-Wa
ton Post.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-29

A Boston man declares that surgeons
are over-anxious to operate on people for
appendicitis, and to protect himself in
case he falls in fit or faints and is dis
abled mentally he wears sewed to his
undershirt a card with this inscription:
My appendix has been cut out"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-29

Ten per cent of the voters in Rhode
Island were disfranchised because they
marked their ballots wrong.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-29
Z. w. PoU FOR SENATOR.

To the Editor: / wish you to say to
the Democrats Of the next Legislature to
vote for Edward w. Pou for United
States Senator. / wish the Legislature
to vote for the best man in North Caro-
lima and that is Edward w Pou, of
Johnston county. Mr.. Pou went through
the campaign and never did his duty
call him to neglect his campaign duties
Let the Democrats be prompt Show
their hand.
Yours truly,
II. T. SMITH.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-29

Senator Blackburn thinks Congress
win take a pronounced stand in favor
of Cuban belligerency. 1t ought to do so.
Every lover of liberty feels that these
brave Cubans ought to have recognition
and help.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-29

Only two or three persons were killed
in the foot BAH game on Thanksgiving
day, and only a score were injured. 1t
is true that many more We're bruised,
but that does not count. Let the manly
sports go on! The hospitals like it.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-29

Ringing noises in the ears, swapping,
buzzing, roaring, caused by catarrh, all
disappear with the use Of Hosd's Sarsa-
paE5HRn.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-29

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money il it
fails to cure. 25c.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-29

Col. Odds writes his papers: Richmond
Pearson truly expressed the inner feel
ings of the Republicans when he told
me they had cast over $4,000 votes for
Populist Congressman, while the Popu-
lists actually did not put in 1000 votes
for the Republican nominees and actual
" did not give Linney quite 300"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-29

The News and Observers telephones:
editorial Rooms . ... 90
Business Office ..........-...12 1877
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-29

Goyernor-elect Bob Taylor, of Ten
nessee, denying the charge of fraud in his
State, in letter to the New York World,
adds: II think / viii make a good gov
ernor, because / have been governor
twice and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in my own
family for 1S years"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-29
BEFORE AND AFTER.

II ! y > NJ I I II :,
Clayton, n. c., Nov. q.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-29

Entered at the postoffice at Raleigh.
Z. c.. as second-class matter.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-29

Dipsomaniacs in Sweden, when put un-
der restraint, are fed almost entirely on
bread STEPPED in wine. In less than a
fortnight they loathe the very look and
smell of liquor, and when liberated gen
orally become total abstainers. Ia
Russia a similar treatment is followed
with good results.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-29

J. NJ. Dryer, a San Francisco man,
has invented and put in practical opera
ton new method of utilizing the power
of ocean waves. His scheme is to anchor
at some distance from the shore a big
buoy supporting a strong mast. From
the top of the mast a wire rope runs
to the motor proper, erected on land, and
consisting Of simple arrangement
whereby the intermittent pull of the
swaying mast raises weight which gives
continuous motion to a heavy fywheel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-10
TuE MLIRic system.

10 another column viii be- found a
letter from q correspondent IN SEWER
county, crlio'sIng some details IN the
French ot metric systcm OF weights
AMI measures. We are always pleased
TO give every siie Of a question tna, b.
up Tor public discussion, aud this
metric sysIcm IL Just now VI great
prominence by rcab1n Of the favor II
has found 90 the Utah Constitution aud
Legislature ani also IN the national
Congress. IL IL true that last Wudurs.
jays treatment Of the case by tho
House Of Representatives In Washing.
ton, upon the favorable report oi tue
committee ON coinage, weights aud
MEASURE, was somewhat disturbing;
but this, we would fain believe, was
Iuc more % "A Misunderstanding than
10 real hostility. ~ auy rate, tho
movement TOT the adoption Of ration.
Al, inirIllglblr, accurate and uniyofsal
sytlum Of weights and measures, such
~ the metric system l., II growing
with sure fapiiity, and the establish.
ment Of the innovation (. but = matter
li very brief time. Az Indicating the
interest tuat is taken In tho ,ublscl,
Hon. Spencer Clawson OF tnis city in.
vitts our attention 10 the fact that the
Dry Goods Ecouomisl, the leading
Journal Of Ne bini 10 America, devo,e-
a whole page NJ IT, issue Of Apul 4 Co
The advocacy Of, struggle ior,anI favor
ahlo comments upon, the measure now
pending In Csngrss'; aui In this con.
ucction It makes the following sliusiOu
TO the work of a Utah champion:
In th' Senate nu energetic campaign In
favor ~ The passage ui tue Hurley bill IN
being made by senator Cam .u, tho
Junior m mhHi of iva. body, WHO enjoys
luu uisNuCuuu ~ having DrDn srlrg ol
10y tUB NHvuruur ul Gao uuvts : afu ice
tho Union To- push this progressive aud
enlightened Legislation. Ste Cannon
unds ihHt iu thN finance committee tho
NIll has found many lriHuuz, aud 10 b. "a
significant tact that senator AlirICh, ono
HI IHU loading mrmuur, of tHu commit
iyu, Hfs Tor several years boon engaged
100 la.Anuug % library devoted 90 Tho
metric HyHium, which BE- now ono of llH
mHs. yump.O.u boo th1 country. lu This
work hH has been ably HasIsOl by Me-.
uuTitH. ihH score ary ut tuu uummIurD,
who ms mhdo special study ~ thr bits.
Tory ut ihu adoption NJ tho syH.um lu va
r.uus lurglgn cpautri1s,
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InE OnnLN 1870 nuNnun.

The eorauot's Jury 10 the ifight'uI
explosion fatality which ocrufroi 90
Ogden canyon on w .dnesiuy, tDrst.,
has held an lnvutigation and returned
av,r1ict to tho effect that while TIE
trtgrdy resulted from premature dlf.
charge Of powder, the Jurors uKoucfaiy
any aud slI persons from any criminal
neglect M iniuu. This sustIinB tho
view which has generally prevailed
sinoo the TERRIBLE accident occur ed,
for nearly NIL who know anything
about the matter were utterly uuwIl.
ling 10 believe lhat any element Ui
criminal negligence had entered lnto
the awful affair. With some ku0wl.
edge Of the men and methods cm-
played on the work Ia question, the
News was unwilling 10 he.
iievo that anything more than
30 t.bly one ur Tow Iersous'
acts Of omission ot commission could
be- open 10 cersutr, Even this latter
possibility IL now not warranted; the
event Ia terrible enough o. u stands
without adding In the least 10 ~ darh.
nesu.
rf,r.is by 'ar tho worst thing Of the
/m,,et recorded IN Utah. Eve mrn
I'd. n into eternity aud Ave more ss
fed srIy inlurei that somo of them
may die, IL an awful ialo to toll Aud
one whose horrors Tor . time nj leasi
must grow rather than diminish.
Sounds Of lnmentniion will bu heard,
aud Tor those words Of regret arc no
palllaiion. OF course generous and
A. nearly M possible adequate action
will be taken; the sufferers must have
the best care ami attention that eau
possibly be procured, and the dc.
tendencies Of the dead aud wounded
not be overlooked OF uncafcI Tor.
Neither will this ue much sulaco 10
those Who liDget aud thusu who mourn,
but ii IL the best that eau DO done uOw
sud should not be restricted OF heli
hack 10 the slightest. II Ia a subject
calling forth tile utmost sAduess not
only from those near At hand, but from
all othets - whom tho shastly news
shall come.
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AIILNnnl IILNns.


a special IisIa tch 90 the New York
World rivcs some detail, regarding ihy
confession o II. u. Holm p, the mutt.
murIof.r. tOw Awaiting execution in
Pniladelputa prison Tor one of hlf
many crimes. These details are OF
Interest Ia th1 sense that complete die.
ciofufrs OF hidden events are Interest.
Ing, even th.ugh tho recital should
excite horror and disgust The uoa,H-
roll Of tue pD Iadglphih neud omuruco.
SOME twenty nance, representing a.l
ages, both sexes aud many c1ndltOlus.
IL is stated That he hns given
all tho iagt., aud writes NJ calm.
Iy, c5olly ami rsmorsuIcssiy ls
hu KILLED; not only does no toll
4 oil the murders which be carried
out, but Of Ella more planned but irus.
lfaled by various means. some Of them
PROBABLY through bi5 CORY career being
nippoi In IT, Toll bloom.
We are advised that when H1lms.'s
conissslon aprcsts, there will DO
accounts OF tn vIolout death OF nine
people Whose absence from thrir homes
aud their friends has hitherto been uu-
explained. Hu uvscribus In detail tue
murder Of Tue Williams tisIors, OF
Qunlau, tho janit1r Of tho CASTLE who
"knew too much" Of Benjamin
pielzr.-- ho murder TOT which he ist5
Bang-aud % the PIT zeI children. "ln
fafi,"s'y- tho di.Aol, "Holm'', III.
ing In the shHd0v Of Che ghllJwe. Win
The last hope gone, with the time
aud place Of hls d attn fixed
beyond change, has given way Go
ms vanity A. craftsman aud has
written his NE. lie, Of couuc, can.
not tell the truth. But he has told %
Ne nearly as possible tor man Of bic
stripe to toll. lie will add s.m5,hing
20 the knowledge OF bis HE. Rut he
viii add nothing to the knowledge q
his character"
IL IL claimed that Holmes "poinis
With pride" 10 bic awful WORK, anu
that his entrance upon such oarrcs
was the i,sult VI deliberate choice
when n farm boy iu Vermont. H.
crimes were mmi,tod by nearly
every known means except the nyisy
mes, And he seems to take pride In tie
thought that no has made murder q
Cue art and thinEs he will achieve
"immortality" through 4mmunieai.
ing them 10 the world he isto b,
hanged IN May aud the world viii be-
the better That he Is no longer In II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-10
A LlBtL CASE

lIu California supreme court now
ma. before II tue Gilmnu.By case Ia o.
SUIT Tor liutL TIE plsinun, Charles II
Gilman, was charge iu tho sagfa
uruto police cluft with the crime ut
rape, ami was arrested therefor. The
Bru published the faot OF the wattat /
being sworn 20, together with the tale
told by tne woman, and gave place iu
be- samo article to a deui,l py The nc.
ruseJ. Gilman was held fIr tho crime,
nut was released later on wat Of
uabyns corpus. hB sued The BsuiE
ubel, asking slJ,OIO damage, aud b..
CURED % verdict TO $500. The Boo in.
slyul that lur publication was priv.
legged, a, % related To "a iuulcialUocur
renee. Tho lower cur, h,l. that THE
was not % publication, as the nrlIr @
was not the report OF a judicial pro.
urgliug.
40 the facts are rs slated, and there
seems 10 be- no doubt " o., tur Cal-
nws supreme bench should not Lt
BLOW lu reaching the cluiu,s of tLo
case. 10 is not claimed mat tho lee
displayed any actual malice In IN
publication, ur even gave tue woman's
.Uy ,u p.alivo form; % referred TO h,E
statement be- an allegation sgaiust % o
accused, Hul gave his stony equal
uumlururu, Nucpiua VIA. tho aruotv
was NOT 10 verbatim report OF wnat u,.
,uusI in uu .fu .lal Proceeding, uut
was told Iu other (anI iu some H.
.pr,a m1Te mod at-l language, WIS
U.grug tho issur, 10 urWspap,r
cGauut give, u us drcul. form Or
language WlI permit, ana other lhan
luatof % more rupu.Flyy character itr.
uunmly necessary lu u.urta, accounts
10 Iuruus arrested 900 criminal chArgrb
until tDgir guul OF luu.u noe is finally
determined, without buu. liable .of
damages under ,hr law, then
Ih,Ir value Rs news. yuudlfs
10 materially reduced, AMI uu
injury 70 t.e pubic rHu.u. News.
pappis HuOu % maLr faithful record, VA
respectable anu nouAousatiUual i1rHl,
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1mr REVELATION on WAR.


The question has been askoi whether
he revelation on war, section 81.
Doctrine ami Covenants, was ia, li,h,u
be- uro the Civil war broke out l. der
H. ID. Richards u the C.uncil VI Ia
Apo,tI,s, Iufleously furnishes the iu.
formation tuAt ho received copy o
the revelation n m Ap ste Ors.n Pratt
"a, Liverpool mi tuat II was Iuullshe
ty him 10 tho Ore EngIi-h edition q
the Pearl Of Great Pnce, IN 1851,
Ia the Mileunial Star OF 1851, Vol
XIII, page 2lG. a notice appears ~ the
publication Of the Pc ri OF Gtert Pflos
aul list OF contents h gi1eI. Ia this
ID Included "a revelation gwen Dec.
omurr, ls32, which has never uo'ort
appeared Ia print" II Is therefore
perfectly clear TINT the ra.
violation referred to was given 90 the
world years toiofe the event II fore.
told took place, aud also that t. Hri
publication II that y Elder Frauklir
d. Richards In the Pearl OF Grenf
Pace, Liverpool 1851,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-10

~ 700 uef.t- v"HI iu" 'Ne iuhl r
nr r.mu Co guuun usu' thruuEH
oflciai ncutn. rusO isss would be o.
failure OF duty, except where particu-
lar circumstances require suppie'si0H
of ii,ms. Libel laws are 20 keep g.
the lines % deccncy twsparers that
may irclius othofElHe. In tuis pafiic-
ulat case, the mau knew the woman
story was told iu 0lii .ibl qu'riefs and
was to be given the puuiic, AMI be
ave his own statement ilfpuuHCaiiOn
with that kuowied nud without OBJ.
jec lon. 10 ucwspap.rs cannot pub.
Il,h tbr iacls uuaor such CifcumaIau.
Gee, tie court should define the tuie an
explicitly that lu the future there MAJ
be- no mi.uuIer.tsnIin' thereof
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VERY SENSATIONAL INDLrp.

A dIspatch when appeared Ia yos.
torJRy's NEWS announces hali.bl0wn
sensation, the elements Of which a.
inreshadOwoi are even somewhat be.
You'd tue sensational snd In the
startling cast Of events. lgis reported
shat President Cleveland has sent n
IHoual o.o % the spanish minister al
Washington Ia which he asks Ia effect
that The minister urge his government
10 take such action VI once u, viii end
the Cuban hosullucs, or the Uuitot
States Will Intervene, Inns report o.
inlsy, then surely the sgusalio mlng.r
has allen u.un The righI Kind u ms.
tefials 90 sult ME purpose and 10 su
adept IN the use NJ mem; it IL one OF
the most bri-t.ing dispatches that hss
flashed along thewius tor u long time.
lftnr report shall, however, pfoyo g.
b0 true, We have more nearly fclcnrI
real Crisls tbuu of any time ia latr
yesIs. not even ,zcsI tiug the Yenezu.
elan incident.
while Spain loo iu uH tcnse ahlo q
cope with 30 tmlIlu.r Uu adversary
M the United S,aIe-, b should be- borne
IN mind that staabus- wall not alwny.
permit itsrli g. be- crowded. out OF tue
race nor submit forever Mo- what 10
looks lyon De- uuwarrartauIr uugrOACh.
meuts. The Spanish government hat
known for "a long time uat ur nruplr
have entertained decided Is.4Uuy
Tor CUBA aud have given every revolt
against cHusltuluI authority tMufr $50
Tho a. Gnd comioft they could aItI-
out doing su Upuulyi MAD huaR Iusj
woasa nation would Hae 90 have tup
Island numbered among our u1s.us.
silus, not only because uf ur
taings stated but because Genera
Grants Naturalization offered spain
El5u, 1000, OJO iOl tho ISLAND, which was
IeTemplOuIy 70 mot suuruly refused.
All these things have tended 90 maty
the Spanish government aud people
very suspicious u w aui 0uf move.
meute, and 10 receive Win some
gtain5 OF talt our prboslauuus
u ancestral luruasuu duly
and fully maintained in guucut his.
.ofy. They would thus luuR upon such
note coming from 'ug Precedent NJ
threat whose import was uut to uo mir.
iDuerstood, that u meant "glve up
Il
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-10

THE wuudrruI Imminent is known
rom the Atlantic 90 the Psulac, and
from Inc Lakes 20 the GuN, 10 ls tho
most Penetrating Liuiueut in the
world, 10 viii cure Rheumatsm,
Neuralgia, Gus, alniu5 Buisus,
Wuuudsi On Sutts, BufuF, SlatlG
SIrr lhfOny AlIs Clest anu all iu.
usmmstlUr, after all others have
Jailed. viii cure Barbfd Wire Cuu.
md nosl all wuuula where proud a su
ha6 s,t m. IL iStqually efficient a.
Gn mas. Try it aud you viii nos be-
without 10. Proo 81 cents. sUld by
u. q, M, /, Drug Store.
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MT. A. l.. Armstrong, an old dug
gs, nnd d prominent citizen o. o..
,uIrTprlHiug Town, says; "l rsll /. me-
'Ory different tiuds n c.uga rem.
rdirsi but have never IN my expert.
eucr sold ~ much nj nny one article
nH have Of HuN0rFl H1fstauud
syrup. All who use itssy Isle irr
most perfect remedy Tor Cough, Cold,
Consumption, aud all diauhass 10 Co.,
Throat hnd Luugs, they Savo ever
tftd." ltiy asIeoIhc 'oT Group auu
WuUOpirg Cough. / will relieve a
Cough iu one minute. Contains no
upatcs Sold BY Z. &. NJ. /. Drug
blUFe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-10

Are yyu BliOuH CJnsilpatrl 90
troubled with JaunIioe, SICK Head,
ache, BAD TASTE in Msuth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, hut Dry skin, Paiu ~
Back AMI between the shgullsts,t hills
snd Fever elc, II you have any OF
these symptoms, your Liver IL out OF
or o. aud your blood II slowly being
act properly. HERHlNE win cure any
disorder OF the Liyeh stomach on
BlwtlA IL hiss no equal 10 a Liver
Medicine. Price 10 cents. Free Trial
Dolllus Al q q. N. /. drug store.
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wANTt0 MISC LLANeoUs.

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a later HispaIou, which appears IN
lu,sa columns today, places tue matlcr
in % mucI more favorable light, pro-.
yIIed % alI relates TO the came subject,
which w presuma 10 does. the syuss.
llu mougrL 70 tho doinls of tho
PicsiJen. sud HE cabinet regarding
Cuba ns outlined today are what
no built bis report on, IL not IA skilul
~ We 3 vc him credit Tor II will not
take long TO dulcrmi. e whether yesteT.
Iny's 0r tCdiy's Dispatch n the correct
showing, 70 whether both sro wrongs
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treasure. 10 leave sll such questions,
aHI Boz not Disputed questions Of 1By
kind, 90 such fu,tlcmeut as the stronger
oaorin ths cJuifovepy may decide
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very properly stoTYai g. md rut an
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pnuy ur filing n s1liiary gun. This
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TO uuy r.I which ITO Br,iah cabinet
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.istent 60 Iut 10 mildly, flr usat tlis
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