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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1896-11-12

A Churn that churns in One Minute
l have been in the dairy bust.
ness all my life and have many
times churned tor an hour before
butter would appear, 30 when l
heard of a churn that would churn
in a minute, / concluded to try it.
Every day for a week used it, and
not only could I churn in q minute
but got more and better butter
than with the common churn.
This is very important information
to butter makers. The churn
works easily and will churn an or.
binary churning in less than so
seconds. ! have sold two dozen of
these churns in the past month.
Every butter maker that has seen
me churn in less than a minute
has bought one. You can obtain
all desired information regarding
the churn by addressing J. F. Cas-
ey & Co, st. Louis, No.. and they
will give you prompt and court.
eous attention.
ADAlRY MAN,
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1896-11-12
Jasper.

When we reach the good Me-
Adam road in Jasper we wish the
road to Sequachee could be straight
ened and built of the same mater
ial.
Russ Pryor is still working on
Col. Spears house on Spring St.
The attendance at 10th schools
in Jasper is on the increase.
We hear quite favorable CONS
ment on Prof Allen of the Sam
Houston Academy as an elocutlon>
ist.
The PRYOR Mill is the busiest in
the Valley and there is no chance
of a let up. Mr.. Mansfield says
the mill is doing finely,
We are glad to note the system.
attic work being done on The streets
in Jasper. Whoever is in charge
knows how to round up road.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1896-11-12

A lady In Lexington says. II
am out of debt: and thanks TO the
Dishwasher business. In the past
six weeks / have made $3.50 co.
Every housekeeper wants q Dish.
washer, and any intelligent person
can sell them with big profit TO.
himself. The Dishwasher is lovely
you can wash and dry the family
dishes la two minutes and without
Wetting your hands. You can get
full particulars by addressing the.
Mound City Dishwasber Co. ST.
Louis, No. There is big money in
the business for an agent. I exc.
peet to clear $4,000 the coming
year. / need the money, Why not
make 1t. Miss G. e.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1896-11-12

RipanB Tabules cure constipation.
Ripans Tabules: for sour stomach.
Ripans Tabules cure liver troubles.
Ripans Tabules: pleasant laxative.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1896-11-12
PUBLIC SCHOOL EXHIBITION,

OOQ4V UVA4VVQ uA411U441VVu
THE CLOSING EXERCISES OF MT OLIVE SCHOOL WILL BE
RENDERED TUESDAY NIGHT, NOV. "a, 1885, WITH
THE FOLLOWING PROGRAM
Song Marching Home By School
Kectadons, BY little folks
8. sleepy john John Griffith.
A Little Bird, Fannie Morrison.
5. Dialogue Competing Railroads.
g. Trials of Life Ed Saynes.
T. I'm Getting Too Big to Kiss MAGGIE Cain
8. The Spider and the Ety. Tom Morrison ST.
g. DalOgue:-The Fox and the Geese
10. Happy English Child John Kettle
H. The TurniP Nancy Griffith.
r. Remember, Julia Turner
49, DalOgue;-sOme Things You Ought to Know
a. Sciences Albert Abraham
is. The "Watermllion." Ed Savne
10 The Tempest Jennie Hicks
II. Diaogue:-BackwOods Chart Glass.
IL. To-day and Tomorrow Susie Griffith
49, Asking Mother Tom Morrison, Jr
20 Why Young Maids Wed, Ada Morrison.
r. Inc tramp, Harry Burgess.
~ Wreck OF thes.Hesperus, Hannah AtersOn
%. DialOgue-How Father Carve the Duck.
"A. The School by the Lane, Joe Cain.
Is. Lazy Ned Calvin Kigore.
&c Give me Three Grains of Corn Edith Gain
q. Dialogue Corporal Punishment.
%, Drunkard's Wife, Mary A. Mum.
90 The Puzzled Chichester, Will Saynes,
80 The Dying Californian, Susie Honey.
81 Needles and Pins KilOore.
80 Dialogue-Frog Hollow Lyoeum
80 The Drowning Singer, Creole Frizel.
a. Georges Birthday, Marion Rodgers
3d. The Modern Belle, SaVnes
&c. The Preachers Vacation Martha Griffith
81. DaOgue:-Jo Alb Swash.
80. ShacObs Lament Marion Rodgers.
SO. Improvement Fred Stevenson
40. Song, Big Bass Drum, Creole Frizeu
Al. Parting Hymn, Levi Rodgers
AZ. SOng:-GOd be with you.
"a EVERYBODY INVITED @1
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1896-11-12

Ripans Tabulss.
Ripans Tabules cure nausea.
Ripans Tabules: ct druggists.
Ripans Tabules cure dizziness.
Rlpans Tabules cure headache.
Rlpans Tabules cure flatnlence.
Rlpans Tabules cure dyspepsia.
Ripans Tabules assist digestion.
Ripans Tabules cure bad breath
kipans Tabules cure billousness.
kipans Tabulea: one gives relief.
hipans Tabules cure indigestion
Ripans Tabules cure torpid liver.
hipans Iabules: gentle cathaTtle
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1896-11-12

For the Effects Of La Grippe.
Chicago, March. 1898. y
One Of our sisters suffered from weakness
Of the nerves Ia che head since she had
IL grippe four years ago. She didn't sleep
more than half or one hour, and sometimes
not at all &c night; she had also difficulty
% breath so that she didn't expect 70 live
she tried different medicines for about year
without any relief, but after she took Pastor
KOenig's Nerve Tonic her health was 70
stored aud she enjoys good sleep again.
SISTER OF ST. GLARE
gad and La6in e.
ChataWa, GIlw, March. 1904
WO uusA Pastor Rosuig% NaYVN Tonic SoP
aerVouanoss, SOP which . gave grsaa Feliaf
and PgfEsGhing sleep.
SISTERS OF NGERR DAaTR.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1896-11-12

RRRR A Valuable Book on Nervous DIE
eases and o sample bottle to any ID
dress. Poor patients also get the medS
Hiss iein0 free.
Tiis remedy has been prepared by the Rev. Father
KOepiQ Of Fort Wayne. Ind. since 1896. and - now
under his direction by the
NoENIc Med. CO.. Chicago GO.
Sold By Druggists az % per Bottle. 0S0R %
large Size. 01.7Bs 8BOttlOs Tor CO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-12
room IssrEorIos.
san Francisco Ma. fssr stations Tar
slat pufpess.

BAN FRANCISCO. Nov. ~. - San
Francisco has pomelhing amopg the
cities which mak,s her dislinciivo.
She has four food inspection stations,
planned after the fashion OF n custom
house or tho taxing stations Of the old
walled towns Of Continental Europe
clearing houses through which the
milk aud meat aud vegetables OF thu
city must come.
There are four OF those stations, one
Al tho ferries, one nj Fourth anu Berry
streets, Que nj Central avenue aud
6eAfy street anu the fourth nj Ala.
bAmA aud Army stfeets, which was
formally opened last night. The credit
Tor the original iisA belongs 10 J. T..
Reinstein, attorney for the board Of
health, and tho carrying out OF these
planf--the cfyatAlliE alton into practical
detAils-has been done by MIX In.
spectot Doekery, who knows h w thsto
things should TO done 10 10 convenient.
There was no formal Dedication last
night. Only the big shed at Army
anu Alabama streets blHzsd with cleo.
tficity Agxlnst its whitewAthsd In.
t.tior. Gov. Budd dropped In inior.
mally, driven In . fout.in.hand and
swaddlsd with rugs. aud the invited
guests sat down at the table 10 sub.
slantial banquut.
All tho &c .tlcmsn waited last night
10 zee the frst wagons come into tue
depot. Lsrdmeters and tho handy
little detective lay ready to hAnu anu
NJ midnight tho big doors rumbled
back anu the 1rst wagon olatteIsd In
for Inspection. After that there wa. n
steady stream until slmoat daylight
aud Mt. Reinu,ein's clever scheme he'd
received It's mt practical s1empliflca.
tion. The plAn costs the city iutt
$40 900 and 10 not intended TO apply 10
the markets, but the consumer who
buys directly from the producers will
know thai everything he eats bears the
eity'a hail mark. The wagons began
10 arrive ~ midnight ~ tne stations
and thereafter Ht the rata OF onu n
minute until early this morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-12
BATTLE WITH INSURGENTS.
Captain General Weyltr Reports a
Great Victory.
Hail q Dsksn Men Hiiisd on zach
sids-A tp,sisb General
waaad.d.

HAVANA, Nov. l2.-rhs following
details nave been received from the
front. Of the capture Of the insufgr MIS-
positions In tho mountains OF III Nlubl,
province Of Pinar del RIO, by the
forces under oommsnd OF Captain Gen.
etal wsyier. oxolu,iyely announced
by the Associated Pren yesterday.
The operations began on Monday.
The plan Of the captain general was
10 advance on ths insufgsnls' position
with his forces divided into three col.
umps. General N. Mun1E Of this mead
VI six bsitalions Of all arms entered
the mountainous district by MANUEL.
battAliSnH fran Aftemesa entered
jags, white Bonat Bsgot with
his column advanced from soroa
ON tho insursent position. Cap
tain General Wsyisr with tue RBlna
Castiila, America BArcelloni aud
Puerto Rico baitaiions aud six held
pieces pushed forward from Mafiel TO
attack tho ipsurgent front anu cover
thu probable outlet from tho noun.
tains. This Insurgents believed they
held strong positions anu ,hey un.
Joubtedly occupied points most favor.
able for defense.
General Eenague advancing from
Arlemesa toward Cayslabo anu thencu
into tho mountains had q better read
ahd hia troops were first 10 engage ths
enemy. After susiai1ing n HnArp nfc,
those troops captured the insuIgents'
position In tho pass at the south
enhance 10 the mountains. Az day.
light Tuesday the troops OF General
Echasue were reinforced ~ the
column commandei by General
Aguilsr. Tho combined force. at
the point OF the bsyonet captured
IN succession all the insutgunt
positions. The enemy defend
cd tteir works with tenscity,
hut lhr spanish troops succeeded Ia
occupying tue heights OF III Rubi, the
principal insurgent defense In the
vicinity OF tue military line. II IL be.
lieved tho gteaier part Of the insurg.
onts In tho province " Pinar del X o
took part In this engagement. Tue
Spanish troop. lost siE men killed,
General Echague, six ofiicqfs OF minor
rank hnd fiIiy.fouf soldiers were
wounded. Thu Insurgents left seven
men killed on tho HELD. Their actual
loss Ia not known. General Echssue
was shot In the hip after the actual
lighting was over. During tho On.
gagement q shower OF bullets fell over
General Weyler anu staff, whsreupon
somebody expressed anxiety - to the
safety Of the captain general. 10 this
he replied; "fhs bullet which will
Kill ms In not val caKl %
General Echague and other wouaded
have arrived here. General Lono,
after embracing Eohague asked after
his health. He repllodi ~ am doing
tolerably we'll under the eiIeum-
stancss,D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-12

LONDON, Nov. i9.-ainco the release
Of Mite. Waiter NJ. Castle Of San Fran.
cisco from Norwood Soruhbs prison
her condition Of health has been 10
serious that the doctors now refuse 10
give her permission 10 sail for the
United s,atse nj present.
Mt. Bernard Abfahams Of counsel
for the Castle, said toa representative
OF the Associated Pres to-day, referring
TO the surprise expressed In the United
States that Mrs. Castle had been nd.
vlsed TO plead guilty, that II was gen.
orally felt In English legal circles In
view Of the change brought about by
the hw OF 1883 that the course adopted
was right anu that the home sectotsfy's
order u feleato MTs. Castle 10 q com.
plete vlndicatiou Of tue sound ness OF
this advice, and a virtual aequlttal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-12

vice Of the ambassadors n tho powers
the Spanish minister iot foreign affairs
consulted with the United sistes mir.
lister At Madrid telore sending the
memorandum. IL was tue view Of
Minister Taylor that q despstch Of
such q note directly alter Pfcsidept
Clcvolsnd's proclamation calling for the
observance Of tho neutrality laws,
would DO calculated seriously 10 affect
tho relations between epsin ana the
United States, aud In deiefenoe 10 thst
expression the spanish minister OF
fotcign Affairs assured Minist, Q Taylor
that the memorandum would be with.
helci also stating that no ofieuso was
intended 10 President Cleveland or 10
the government Of the United States,
and that Spain desired TO sound the
powots with view 10 q contingency
which might arise out OF the presi-
dentisl election. II n now added that
the possibility Of war between the
United States and Spain II regarded ~
most remote. IL Ia pointed out that
spsin remained PERFECTLY neutral dur.
Ing the prudential election.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-12

RocHEsTER, n. ", Nov. IA
special T. toe Poat Express says one
burglar was shot 10 death aud another
wounded AMI captured at O'Clock
this morning In Elba. Genesee county,
while resisting arrest after entering
w. A. Hundefmafk's general store.
The burglar alarm In the store
awakened the proprietor In his DWELL
Ing. He summoned citizens, who
surrounded the store snd called on the
burglars TO surrender. The robbers
showed Fight. Many shots were en-.
changsd. Afterwards one burglar was
found dead b,bind tue store. Hts
companion was wounded and sur.
rendered. He says his name l. George
steven, but refuses to say any m Jfe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-12

RocHEsrKR, N. Y, Nov. i2,-rhs
general assembly OF Knights OF Labor
today passed a resolution declaring for
the enactment OF a graduated Income
tax law. Failing 10 procure this At
the hands OF the next Congress, IL IL
debated tho iItenti3D OF tho knights
10 use all their influence TO have de-
mana for such n tax incorporated into
tho platform OF ono Of tho great politi.
cal parties, and n they TALL In that
theirs will IN all probability DO an
eaori made To set up new political
party.
Resolutions have been offered In
favor OF tho Initiative anu referendum,
opposing tha Issue OF national bAnk
Notes anu declaring that all money
should be- issued exclusively BY the
national government.
Ths present general master work.
man, James IL. Sovereign, and T. h.
Mcclure, member Of tho executive
board, are tho leading candidates Tor
Tho Ufiioe OF grand master workman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-12

send the Colombian suntost BoxsO,
10 Guayaquil, Ecusdot, 10 transport 70
this country Colombian oitirsns who
were rendered otsiitute by the recent
disastrous Ore ia that city.
The HeTsldt correspondent In
Guaysqull telegraphs that the govern.
ment OF Ecuador has ordered the
Jesuit Fathers settled In the eastern
part Of the republic 10 leave the
country. II IL alleged that they have
been igmentiug evolutionary move.
menis. The rec instruction OF tue
burnett district In Gusytluii IL being
rapidly pr,tyed.
Tho Chilean cruiser Pfcsliunt0
Pinto IL now In the hafbof at Quay
squil.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-12
Watch Your Oyercoats.

Overcast thieves are said " bs got.
ting IN their work with = Vengeance In
this city. No Ices than fouTIsen coats
have been reported stolen dunng the
last week. fhe citizens seem TO BE-
largely 10 blanc for tuoh theits. as In
most cases houses are entered IN broad
d6y lightauu this articles stolen. Front
doOrs which generally lead to hallwRys
where such wearing apparel 10 hung,
should be locked, Ia order that these
pili,r,ng prowlers may have no chance
TO carry on thslr work successfully.
Tue officers bRvs very little clue 10 the
perpetrators OF these acts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-12
ADnR.ss 40 rAanHRs.
~ r.s.idont Harrison Onsr. Thea
some Advice


some ADVICE.
INDIANAPoLIs. Nov. l2.-rhs fitlt
business TO come before the iArmsrs'
uongpss today was n memorial al.
dress 10 Congress prepare by com.
miltso u which William Lawrence
OF Ohio IL chairman. The memorial, rs
adopted, says the Farmer national
congress 10 not polit cal party orgAui.
ration; that the recent election OF
President and representatives ia Con.
gress has ior the time settled the quss.
IIon that "most ample, protection"
shall DO oxiended agricultural pTod
ucls In common with those OF other
industries. The memorial suggests
chsnges Ia the Dlngiey tATiii oil,
among than being the striking out OF
the "Sxitting clause" which original.
cd In tho tariff bill OF 1880. IL also
asks for the passage OF n bill proposed
In the msmotial prepared by thu
national Wool 0fOwtfs association al
Washington In 1895, IN aid OF sheep
hu,bandry. The memorial says IL L.
the desire OF tho fHrmera' congress that
alter March I, 1897, the 4 President
shall call Al extra seHsion o. COngfess
al tho earliest practicable time, 10
enact q protective tArin law. The
memorial protests againet delay,
Ex.Pfesidont Harrison addresFBl
this boJy al length. lie said; D0u',
ilght ~ one who beato.h the air.
hAve no patience whatever with thost
people vino arc always fishNng the
air. lfyou have sonsthing TO antagO.
nias, out with II; specify II; make your
attack directly. IL must bs " ~ II IL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-12

CHICAGO. Nov. ig.-A receiver for
the American Wbeoimen's Protective
association was asked for In the circuit
court today by T.. II. Barker, q stock.
LoldVr. The association was incor.
pofAted on November -, 1894, with n
capital stock OF 100000 aud u notice
given that u would DO Increased, but
this never has been pad IN. The
bill says that Edward ID. Snl1 n
secretary anu treasurer, issued 10 hini.
self $1,000 snarre rupr.se the In.
OF asr and 3 900 eharea OF over istue,
par value e., for $50, 900 altogether.
snifen, u II alleged, expended on his
personal account all the $50, 1000 col.
itclcd except $4,000 ussd fur the ex.
prnse8 o. Incorporating. II IL ciaimoI
tho sssels no not exeueI Is 900 Ani tho
concern IA liable ior .8,uOJ wheels,
valued al $50 each. All tho ofiicsrs
ate defendants.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-12

CHICAGO, Nov. i2.-Sir nshlignt
pictures, each rs by 80 iachss In
dimensions, were taken Of the board
Of trade while that body was ia see.
sioD. The exposufts lasted tut one
hundre1ih pnrt Of a second for each.
The pictures, which ate the Iargoet
photographs ever taken. aru Tor tho
French government and will be ex.
hibilod nj the Paris exhibition Of 1900.
Ssventy.nius magazines OF powder
were distributed about the room aud
wsfo touched on simultaneously by
hn elteltic battery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-12

NEW YORK, Nov. l2-up to mid.
day speculation 10 wheat was narrow
anu prices lower, December brtaking
TO sl4 cents. Tue afternoon market,
however, developed y Jump Of almost
3 cents = bushel. Extensive local short
interest created In tho early break was
driven Ia by the upturn. In addition
lheTs was nrmnos, Of closing cables,
reports VI another cargo Of California
wheat Tor the Chpe aud liherbl buy Ing
hete. Decsmbor ross SOL cents, the
Official top notch tor too year, and
closed at So! or % over last nighI,
sales for iu1ufes aggregated Z. 400, 900
bushels.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-12

wAsIIiSuToS, Nav. l2.-rhe esli.
mates TOT the entire IndiAn service for
the n.osl year ending June 80, 1888, TO
be submitted TO Congress- At tue open.
Ing OF the session, cells Tor on sppro.
priAtion OF 81, 600 In round num-
bsis. This In 100000 more than the
appropriation Tor the cuTrent fiscal
year
The increase Ia due TO the policy OF
the government adopted by the last
session Of Congress 10 abolish gradu.
ally the contract Of Indian schools anu
place all lndian schools absolutely
under government G, nlrol. Halt the
number OF Inuian pupils arc now
attending contract schools, hut all are
required 10 be in the regular govern.
msnt schools within ~ months from
tho end OF the present. a. oal year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-12

TO Direct the ca"ai wsrks-vons-
Eueia and kcuAdor.

NEW YoRIS, Nov. ia dispatch
10 this Herald from Psnama, says:
Mr.. Mango, formerly director gen.
eral OF this Panama Canal company, ar.
rived here on tho steamer Midway. IL
Ia understood that he comes TO occupy
the position OF director Of the works In
the canal company, He rendered
good services formerly and Ia an
Efficient engineer. The steamer Castle
Is SHORTLY expected from Colon, with
about 800 African laborers from
Sierra Leone Tor the canal, Their psy
Will be 50 cents Colombian currency
per DAY.
lei Corroo Nacional Of Bogota, re.
tsrring to the alleged offensive aud
deien i've alliance between Ecuador
anu Venszuela, says'
ave arc authorized 10 state that
there Ia no truth Ia tho statement that
treaty Offensive and defensive has
been concluded between Ecuador anu
Venezuela. merely n treaty OF fhend.
ship snd Commerce which was public.
" discussed to recent sessions Of the
VeneAuelA congress-"
II has been proposed to congress 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-12

sUIcRE, Bolivia, Nov. l2.-(vla
Galveston, TexHsl-rhe committee on
foreign afiaifs OF the Chamber o.
Deputies has reported Ia favor VI
recognition Of the Cuban insurgents a,
bolligtTenis.
The Argentine minister has been
Instructed 10 demand II Bolivia the
evacuation Of the district Ssn Antonio,
ialely occupied BY the Bolivisns.
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Pioneer Pole Line.

Last evening the pole line Of the
Pioneer lElsolIio company OF ogdou
was com loled 10 the city limits, near
Beeb's hot Syringe. This Is u matter
OF considerable interest 70 the peep %
thls city, ana tho company desefye
10 be congratulated ON lts push anc
enterprise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-12

CHICAGO, Nov. i2.-Slivet men
under tho leadership OF 1. N. Stevens,
chairman Of tue executive committee
OF the silver party. held n meeting ~
tue sherman House and decided g.
maintain y permanent organization.
IL was planned by those present TO con.
linue indeI enJontly the agitation Tor
the ifoe apd unlimiIed coinage Of silver
al the ratio OF 10 q /.
"Bimetsllism" viii DO tho nes
tocsin. A campaign OF literature called
By siiv,ritos an "EiucAtiona" crusace
IL 10 DO conducted tor tn. next four
yeats. IL IL TO DO pushed In sve,y State
east Ut the Mississippi river.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-12

to be effective. II there are abuses o.
any Kind In legislation or In tho bufl.
NETS Of the county, let ~ TX ,hn rub.
lie eye uron them until We have
exposed the evil, AMI thon We
can trust the oouuiTy IL make II
right IL IL mi,chlovou. 10 drpouncc
the classes anu this thing and that. II
there are trusts let Us know IL and
bring loglslAtlon to bcaF upon them
ana court DEGREES b btar upon thvni,
sud then We have accomplished some.
thing.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-12

NEw YoRi<. Nov. i2-Ii IL possible
that an ordinance will soon be passed
by the board Of aldermen oi this city
iofbidding boys aud Rlfls {, be- In tho
stfecia Il night. Strong Arguments In
The pflltmaiivc will be laii boioro The
board and the advocates Of the meas
ufe, the chief OF whom IL MITE. John
ID. Townsend, have hopes that they
will prevail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-12

CmCAuo. Nov. l8,-A Washington
special 10 tho Evening Po,i says:
"Commissloner OF tntsrnsi Revenue
Joseph Miller o. West Virginia has
resigned. Hts sucrass9f vii. be OK.
Congressman F1fmai II Illinois.
Miller hal sofilus difference with
Secretary Carlisle aud his son Logan,
chief clsfh OF the treasury department.
The fssignaiiuu, Il T. undeuatood,is due
10 ttTaiued relations"