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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1896-08-27

HIE MUST HAVE HELP. We pay
wv men and women SO to SIS per week
for easy home work. No books or
peddling. Steady employment guaran-
teed. Send stamp for work and partic-
ulars II once. HERMANN & SEY-
IUUR, 2l3 South Sixth Street, Phila-
delphia. Pa.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1896-08-27

THE
Farmers and the Public

who have wheat or corn to sell, will find 1t
to their advantage to get bids for same from
Hodges, who is always prepared to pay the
highest prices.
He also keeps a large stock of COAL of all
kinds in his yards NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. andKear-
neysville, which will be sold at the lowest
cash price.
Salt and Blasting Material at wholesale and
retail prices. G. T. HODGES.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1896-08-27

represent all the above comgau,.. a..
will furnish good insurance At The o.,,
rates. All business promptly attended,,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1896-08-27
Cumberland Valley Railroad.

Time table in effect December ?, 1895.
Leave No2 No4 nos NOS NolO
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1896-08-27
J. S. FLEMING, Notary Public.

t1vIILtake Acknowledgements Of Deeds
w Power of Attorney, Afhdayits, DEPOSIT
lions, ana attend to all usi ness connected
stth the once
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1896-08-27
Mothers Friend

system that Childbirth is made
easy and the time Of recovery
shortened-many say stronger
after than before confinement"
1t insures safety to life Of both
mother and child. All who have
used Mothers Friend" say they
will never be without it again.
No other remedy Tobs confine-
ment Of its pain.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1896-08-27

sick headache, jaundice, constipation, etc. 25c.
The only Pills to take with Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1896-08-27

" LSStNNNA CbNSN~ ~ L
system of taxation, such iniqultous
class-legislation, is demagogue, an
anarchist, an unconstitutional thief.
They call him sound fnancier who
bows the knee to wealth, and kisses
the rod of the money-kings, and de-
nounce as dishonest all who would list
en- to the despairing wall of the plum
dered and starving masses, The poor
victim who only asks that his wrongs
be righted, is for that reviled as a
wicked agtator, a dangerous fanatic,
an anarchistic disturber of the bust
ness interest Of the country; but the
multi-millionaires, with their hundreds
of millions of untared gold-bo"ds, and
their millions of untared incomes, who
pass by corrupt means laws-that they
may be paid in dollars twice as big'
with twice as much purchasing power
as those they loaned-and who dared
even debauch the Supreme Court, that
they might escape bearing their share
of the burden of government, these,
forsooth, are law-abiding citizens, far
sighted statesmen, good, honest, old
time Republicans.
The man who exposes and denounces
this cunning class-legislation, this by,
dra-headed, devil-fsh-armed conspira-
cy of the multi-millionaires against the
very life and soul of civilization, is, IL
! all their subsidized newspapers, anath'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-10
OGDEN.
ooDEN. 10. luIY 10. ls0o.
junction City Items.

The defendants In the caso OF the
Bear River Orchard company " 4.
W. Hanley ct nj have iiled n demurrer
and ufoas.comDialnl. The defendants
claim they nrs tho only ptisUns on.
Titled TO usp the name "Bear River
Orchard Co." The demurrer sets out
that the complaint asking for a re-.
etrnining order ~ not specific, 10 aui-
biguous aud that the court has no au.
thouty In the matter and that plain.
tin's proper remedy h through n stock.
holders meeting. DESCENDANTS claim
they hold most OF the stock OF the com.
pany ana have ia interests IN charge.
The cross.o1mp plant sets up that Han
Icy was the originator and promoter Of
the plan for which tho com.
pany was organized and la
which ~ IL now engaged
that Henley putohasoi tue land from
W. Il. Rowe who was receiver gor the
Il. X. l.. & w. q. the consideration
being s24, 900. lie secured the com.
pAny by having $50 sharos OF stock Ms
collateral with n specific undef6land-
ing lhai tho number Of shares was TO
DO reiuced ~ the stock increased ia
value. TIE suit Involves property
worth Abou, 100000.
Nicholas Tewd while At work yes.
tetday on the Ogden canyon T0ad was
severely hurt on the head by being
struck with rocks rolling down the
side Of the mouuthin. Dr.. Joyce at
tcuuUd him al the Power CO. hospital
IN tho canyon.
Mat. Warner who IL 10 the county
jail awaiting trial Tor tho murder Of
Stanton ana Milton denies that be u
the notorious Ras Lswisl charged with
completely In tho murder OF ten
lhlnamen.
The woman'a Suffrage association
OF Weber county will hold meeting
on Saturday afternoon At $3.50 O'Clock,
Tho italian who shot himself wbs
brought down from the canyon 10 b.
examined tor insenity.
Gamb'ors and doml.mondos have
paid tnoir usual monthly fns or u.
crnlU,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-10
MINOR MENTION.

Some thioi has STOLEN black mare,
branded "W. H." Oh tho left shoulder,
the property OF Ausiin Deal u Park
CITY IL IL supposed that tho culprit
AND his booty are coming this way.
Two merchants at Sandy, Ou5u
Sanders and Charles Homes, were
vlctimlzud yesterday by n acoundrrl
who passed a forged chook upon each
Of them Tor $3.50 and $23.5J respOr.
lively. II supposed that the swinJ-
Lot 10 IN this city.
Tho romans OF tho late Charles
Manca, who died ut 5altair Wodnes.
day evening, were shipped to ~. Louis
today. After MI. MaucA's wife, the
mother OF The sons Ia this city. died,
he married agaiu, and this Mfo. Mauoa
came from Las Vega, New Mexico, 20
this olly,and viii accompany the body
east. the deceased will DO Inferred
alongslde OF his fret wife, who 10 buried
al ST. Louls.
Two young men named Thomas
Wood and John bentley attempted 20
run the town VI Murray yesterday by
demanding rec meals, freb driuks, aud
iuaIy cunning tho Justice OF the peace.
IL did not tahe l3uE, however, flf Them
10 run 20 the end NJ tho rupr ami they
wera subsequently arrested aud sen.
teuoui by Justice SANDERS 10 200 days
each In the county jail where they
now lauguith,
a, 7, Lawrence wss arrested Yeslnr.
day c.0r.ol with obtaining mo ey
uf..r 1850 nr. tHras BOZ iHviuy N..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-10
THE GREEN BAG.

Evidences In the GoyseT.Aiatlon min.
Ing suii before Judge Richie Will ptUu-
ably be oil In by Monduy.
a meeting OF the insane tsylnm
board was held nj Provo tDuay. Gov.
oInor Wells was In attendance.
A meeting Of the board Of health
was held last night. Al the sewers "
the city viii tomorrow DO connected
with the gravity system anu q, rs likciy
tue health board will soon oJmpu, TT0.
rrrty owners 10 make connections. An
alleged slaughter house nuisance was
complained u by tusidcnm hfvoud c..
Warm spflnge. The oompliint viii 10
Investigated.
MIs. n. w. Adams today nlOd
complaint la foreclosure ou note
held against Catherine HouIg Gr0sf.
bsok and ID. -. Houiz Mfs. Adams
asks for Judgment iu .tho rum Of
s052,l2 with Interest on $3.50 ats psT
cent per annum from July I, 1886, sRd
interest NJ . per cent pog month on
SlOB, % since July /, 1890; also Tor 500
attorneys fete. aud COST OF tull.
-tophona & Smith are attorneys TOT
plhiutin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-10

check ON The Commtrciii Nauonal
bank o. john Shoa, - raiJon keeper.
WHOM he had no N d. IN the bank
With hich 10 meet the cheek. IL was
thought that tho case would be aired w
tne police court To-Day, but matters
we're fsli1 'actOflly alj utiod out Of court
and Mr. Lawrence was set free.
Sheriff Hardy Is at present trailing
Andrew lNcsaler, al nged German who
T. wanted Tor attempting q commit
criminal assault on iouttuuu.yeur
Old g.il tutuamuu May OF Sanity.
The man IL described ~ being
no ui 55 ysats Oh, o feet 2 inches an,
sim buili, gray hair sud musiuoha
with the second nngct VI the luit banI
somewhat crooked. Ho ls supposed 10
have gone north, ami wore a black
sloucu bat au1 blue ovufalls when last
suuu,
Tho funeral Of Harry Parker, whcss
sudden death occurred IN san Fam.
cisco few days ag', took place ffom
the fesiJCncr Of j. q. r. bould, 81
south, Wuit Temple street, yesterday.
The services were largely attended, and
tue local railroad people were ont .n
iIll tciCf ana contributed some trluti.
iul ilJral umblems, lchiot among which
was broken Wncel, The pail bearers
were GnucIal Agent Mllrnrll o, .no
milwaukee,, General Agent ktnwouhy
20 the santa BE, Gcuethi Agent OsltB.
by Ut thu Rock Island, ". q, MoBuio,
travelling ftoight1ngout OF ITO Gfandc
Weston; George Cushing, chief CLERK
RIO Gnnlo Western freight office, and
Jack Il eves. chief CLERK of thv Union
Pacific freight ofiics. The rsmsius
were Inferred IN tue city cemetery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-10
THEY'RECOMINGFAST
The BaCOns and Hollands Arrested
Again To-day
on TWO CRIMINAL CHARGES.


Deputy Sheriff Guthrie today again
arte,tsu James n. Bacon, Harvey NJ.
Bacon, VIM. -. Holland and Frank
l.. Holland, res peoiivoly banher'sgenl'
teller and clerk Of the Bank Of Salt
lake, Ia criminal actions. ono Of tho
complaints la signed by wa. b. Ford
who alleges that on Junr 90 ihv de-
tendanis accepted from him a dsposlt
Of $500. The other Il sworn to ny
q. q. Merritt and chargts that the
defendants, on June %, 1890, accepted
from the plaintiff o oash and check de.
poait Of s24s,9O.
n IL alleged thst on both occasions
the Defendants were aware Of tue iuci
that the bank was insOlvont.i
Justice Harvey will conduct the
hearing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-10
DAILY WEATHER VANE.
Observations Taken at Utah. Idaho
Montana, Oregon aud Nevada
Stations.

Weather reports showing obssrva.
iloLs al S AM. today:
Ealt Lake City--Batometer 20. %;
temperature. 0s; minimum, %; wind,
southeast, light; clear.
Baker Clty-Baromoter, 1890; tenn
Iefature, 80; minimum, 90; wind,
south, 10 miles per hOut; clear.
Cheyenne 1899; tenn.
psrature, 81; minimum, b2; wind,
northwest, Hight; oleat.
Observation-Disclosures, 5000, tomperR.
tufe, 90; minimum, IS; wind, south.
west, q miles per hour; clear.
Miles City Barometer, 20.Ts; tenn.
poratute, "a, minimum, ~; wind,
east; light; cloudy,
Winnomucct-- Barometer, 20, %; tenn
peratuTe, IS; minimum, IS; Wind,
south west, light; clear.
Idaho Fsllt-Bar0meleE, 5000; tenn.
reIa,ufe, So; minimum, %; wind,
north, light; clear,
General and local forecast for 80
houfs ending s PM, July lin;
For Utah, fair tonight anu Bstut.
day; stationary temperature.
Salt Lake City ana ylelnity:
fair, stationary temperature
J. II. SMITH,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
TodAy's temperature 10 shown IN the
FAC simile iheTmometer given below:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-10
Death Of Arthur AmOtt Jaaues.

There appeared In these columns
last evening n notice Of the death Of
one, Arthur Amo,t JAquss, tho son,o
John and Mary Ann Amolt Jaquos.
Sister jacques 10 the mother Of two
sous, ono Frederick }. A. Jaquss,
who not long sinoe left his home tor
the British misslonary held and ls
lAboring In the Nottingham confer.
snoe, tho other, Arthur, who IL IN hls
2Btd year, has been called to the other
side, leaving tho parents alone Ia their
sad bereavement.
They reosiVe the sympathy Of host
OF friends and aoquaintAnote. Tho
funeral will take place from the 18Th
ward assembly hail Sunday next, u
IL O'Clock noon. Tho remains can he
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-10
Dsn.w ou the situation.

LOND0N, July lO.-The WestmIns,er
Hszello THIS afternoon pubilsh6 p
long Interview with Dr.. ChHuncey Nj
Dapew on the political situation Of the
uniIvl States. He Is qu0lei ~ saylng;
"Nu IL. 70 i3an7 and also DBmOcrs.s
who b.l.ys % sound money ara rlau
the iH-u. tng bsru forced 10 clear ~ the
country. IL largely ubliietntrs iht
rariy lines aui tho great business IN.
itg.siso OF ile country earning, mot.
ohnnlilr, banking aruEil that element
OF ciilz lehip which has made TIE
Unltei Stated will DO tor tue rupubli
g.n unn llate.U
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-10

The frs department was called cut
At O'Clock luis morning TO Seventh
Notil anu Second West slfoc,s, where
a barn to0JeJ by George Brown was a
macs OF flames. Tho flfe got fuch n
good STAR before tue boys arrived that
10 WIS com pleltly destroyed, and two
horses stationed therein were cromatej.
Tie origin iH tuproscd 20 have been
caused by iramps plcoplug Ia 10 and
lighting matches. Thu lose was about
$50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-10

Arnoid Rsisar aud a young man
named CaIbin, both Salt Lake uoye,
loft their homes last evening awhool
for san Franulfoo. Tho bOya have
lholr Itinerary mapped out aud will
follow II closely. making hmpio pro.
visions for O good time on the way.
Afnoida father did not want him 20
20 but tho son was bent on carrying
out HE plaus aud started on only after
bic iathtr had consented ~ allow him
10 pursue his journey without police
Interference.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-10
kindergarten at Garfield.

There lent as good beach for chill.
dTen on the Lake ns that nj Garfield,
~ was altcsted by tho big crowd Of
little tots that attended yesterday. The
OCCASION was the outing Of the Utah
klndorgarton association and tho 70.
sort was given up entirely 10 tho little
onop, who rompud In the white sani
ana played with the salty wAyelots 10
their hearts, content.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-10
ARRESTED AND SEARCHED.
Lee Layman suppos d 10 Have Siclsn
SNtniren 40 lars.

a man swing tho nams Of Leo
Layman wac arrested this afternoon
On suspicion Of .haviug stolen a sum
Of money amounting to sl7 from tho
home Of Mrs. Martin a. 90 wolt FINN
South street.
II appears that Laymun presented
himself ai tho Martin domiclle this
morning and asked Tor WORK. Il
was granted him and at O'Clock no
went into the house and had dinner.
After dinner the hired girl says he
walked through different Fooms and
finally mRdo his exit cut through tho
yard onto tho street.
A short tlmo after his DISAPPEARANCE
tho money was mlssed and a report %
the 0liuefa resulted Ia the mans ~.
fett. Ho was taken 10 police head.
quarters aud searched, but tue miislng
cash failed 10 reveal Itself. IL ~
thought that he handed It 10 come pals
with whom he was converting shortly
alter leaving the Martin household.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-10

following IL the report oi the Board
Of Health Tor June.
Number OF deaiht g., against "a lls,
ycut; death rate ser thuusand S.8li
agiiust 462 lat ye.L D the deaths
" were maias anu 80 lrmHl. sail wniit;
n married, ~ single, . wii.wrf', ]
widow. Thifty were aai'vcs ~ Uhu,
3 OF other paris Uf che U iII, auI 10
iufeign born. Three bodies were roe
ctivod from other points iuf intUtmeui,
and dix shipped away, ThUto were
% burlala In the Salt Lake CITY cent
terry, 10 In Mount Ulivot ant IN the
Catholic buryi1g ground. Dugiug the
month thoio were 10 uAaes Of scarlet
fever, 5 OF dirhthoua, u typhoid
fever aud ! OF whOopiuE cough report.
ru. The cfoWs'1ry consumed an eiti'
mated total OF st3 cubic yards OF ysu.
domurd foo, carnage and dead
nutmulH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-10

Ephgalm Enterprise; Philip Marks,
foreman OF the SAupoie construction
crew, WGs up before his honor Justice
tlawsou one dny last week on charge
Of assault and battery. Marks had
some engagement with one OF hit
men ana stuck him on the back OF tue
head, after which he turueI and
kicked him. He was huui $500. one
q the bones In MaIk'i hand WIS brukou
by the blow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-10

Beecham's piilsare for bilious.
ness, bilious headache, dyspep
STA, heartburn, torpid liver, diz.
illness, sick headache, bad taste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss ofaPpetitc, sallow skin,etc.,
when caused by oonstipationi
and constipation is the most
frequent cause Of all of them.
Go by the book. Pills Io4 and
$50 a box. Book free at your
druggists or write h. +. Allen Co
3o5 Canal Street, New York.
AsRasl'alss more than 100 soas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-10

HsNLEY oN riiAMEr, uly 9.-In
ne nupl ntat Tor the grand CHI llet 60
ou, B,nr'. Ut NC THAMES Row nc
ut 90 ttty k VIZ ana one'qus.-
ter lonEii ., m .utee
Ia the h neat iof tue Thames
challenge tuu Or oil ht oars Emanuel
college, G. mUrldge, beat Trinity Hall,
Cnmbridg'.
In the tevCnth beat for the THAMES
challenge the crew NJ Sooleto CEN
courage du sport Nautique OF Patis,
beat tho M0lesay hHsf CLUB.
In the nual heat fr the lWyhold
challenge cup Tor Iuur OF, Ifiuiiy
college, Oxford, beat tho L9uaon Row.
lug club.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-10
FIFTH BALLOT.


The fiuh ballot begun and Fo0lo Of
California declared tuat Calii.ruiA iot
tho fret time H. cold; " casA 10 vote,
ilI Bryan, FlOTlus carried eIgut vuita
10 Bryan from Mst.hrws aud BOI,s.
kentucky being reached Ollie jam .
doomed up aud sboutOyl "Whilu
Kentucky loves her great Dsm0cin
And would no glad Tor him, thry seem
not 10 want him because he wac u Cou.
iedeTnto soldier. Therefore Keniuc4y
casls her twsuty.cight votes Tor the
world's groaiuit orator. w. J, BTyau.D
At thls point the Illinois 10 90.
lion filed back into the hHIL
"NOrlh Car1li1n cah,s her twoutI .
two vois8 for the sure nominee OF % b
convention, W. J. Bryan" was iY.
announcement ofihat s.att. TIOOl.,
mon were sgalu recorded Tor hgLo u.
Tennessee oppsd inBryau's camp n .
Virginia followed, b8th uosri-
uuK Bland. Arzus, New Mex.
leo EuI Indian Territory weui
from Bland 10 Bryan. Hontlohsea
called eur IS OF Illinoi4 Tor Bryau,
being tho most important dtsefllll
from Biand, J0un II. Mclean appeared
on a chair mol ling . oAus niot. "Ohio
withdraw the uamu 81 Ale Lean, "lsala
that gentleman, sand casts Al vote
for BFyau Bryan hal 4g2 votes.
Montana with o sud Oklahoma WIN
tho same number swellB1 4, 10 61i
two.thiris Of oil The yutrl cast.
GOV. Stone OF Mias9uu, s.urn.'ago
ana dark.bT0wud, faced ths audience.
"Ladles aud gentlemen" DO uOLat
With a gesture Tor sil0 ce, 81 nave
received THE note from Richard pafE.
Bland" no read the mole. Il wa
Ia purl;
LEDANSoN, No., July sth.
G0vernOTW. j. stone:
Dear sit-I Wish Il TO be underslo1d
that I Do not want the nomination "a .
less 10 " the judgment Oi thul ir,t
silver delegates that | would DO ia,
strongest candidate.
Yours truly II. T.. BLAND
Stone spoke. "In the name Of Ms.
souri," he said, al lower tho standhtu
under which We have fought tnroug h
this convention, and IN its place
leave tina. gifted AMI glorious son VI
Nebraska.
~ cast "a votes Of Missouri TOT
Bryan"
SENATOR rnrpls Of Indiana Withdrew
MaIheWs aud moved that the noml 20
ton be made unanimous.
On motion OF Senator Jones 1t $40
y. m. tho convention adjourned.
The nomination Wab made unani.
mous.
A, 1895 adjourned till s O'Clock.
GfoAl Bryan dumouttTatiOn Is taking
place.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-10

camp with twenty votes followed by
Nevada, whir1 carried six from Nc.
Lean to Tho n bfaskan.
Ohio although oisting her vItn I'M
der the unit rule, showed uinu Bryan
men Ia Ter ranks. Oregon tuis time
gave her solid vote Tor Bryan, an 10.
Crpa.e Of from i've 10 eigut.
After the fourth ballot the Ponnsyl-
vania delegation filed tut Of the hall
Tor consultation. Biyan umblcms
were out on tue floor and 10 the gal.
lsties. The dark horse had plunged
into the race 10 late that there were no
portraits &c be- found IN the city large
enough Tot convention purpOsts. In a
morning newspaper was printed n full
rngn picture OF the convention siar
orator anu was In much dtm6D'. hey
were stuck upon canes IN tue k..tlr.us
AMI Mississippi hung a ruutt 10 The
Hta lard VI that state. Buck Hem.
fichbtn asked leave for the llliuoie
uCltCatlOu 10 retire fOt c0rsuliaiiDt.
Toe lsiue was wholne ~ stay by Silver
D.cE or follow tue NobfAskhU,
The rceult of tue ballot wns that
Bryan hau assumed the led ami the
invgrto had dropped back Into the
tuck. The reading giGia got no further
tnan the Rnnouu cement Of Bfynss
80 votes before there waa repetition
%, the scene VI yesterday when the
uloqurlt young orator concluded his
speech ia tue Coliseum. The
stato a'audards were again uproOiei
anu carried to Nebraska. Louder and
louder thr whitl VI sound swolluJ. Men
anu Womun went frantic. Newspapers
and umbrellas were iuriOusly waved
through the aif.
Suddenly twenty .elght beautiful
young girls dressed In piuK NJ
ponroi ON Table back OF the
alternate seats. They held large
silk nlg, on ono eide Of which
ah0nU tho clear cut features OF Bryan.
10 aud ITO 10 waved while 10000
tut0ais scrtamnI. the hand Eyed
bY. could not be- haari. the Jan o pi
tuu Purple slate rulion about The
delegation continued several minute,
then the delegates si'rtod Ia siHglv
about the hull. Kluus, NCDrssks,
Missouri, Gs0fg!u, Nevada. Colo
RADIO, s u.h DakOg, AtiEona,
Now Mckee, L9uisisuH, O.ug0
North CarJuua, AOu.u Chrlliul, Di8'
riot u. Columbia, Wy1mi1g, ldauu,
Ailska, Minnesota anu Nicli a. we've
900 the procession. FnVu4ioI men
fought Tor tho standards Of DthCr dele
cations. California met was vraucI eli
away who attempted TO hold ani CHECK
the Bryan stampede. lhs uglvga'ef
fought lOr the lllia0is standard.
The whole hunter OF votes was 7C3
ana the clerk announced 5l2 necessary
~ n choice,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-10

John Gray was todsy sentenced by
Judge Hilee In the criminal court u
serve four years In the blste prison on
his conviction Of burglary 10 having
broken Into the store OF the Utah lm.
plsment company on State street, and
blowing open the safe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-10

MiNNHAro1Is. July lO.-rbe soour.
ity Warehouse cjmpaniss' warehouse
IS was Quilted by M this morslng. II
was filled with all eoris OF merchan'
disc. The loss on tho building u $780,
600; on the contents 100000.
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officers aud adjourned 70 meet at
Minneapolis 10 July, 1897 While the
governing laws have been changed In
many respects the old ritual wac
adopied In preference 70 the new one.
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HAVANA, July lO.-The mcteb..,
Of Pinar del RIO VINO arrived he,e !. ,
night stste that Antonio Mace ~, KY
ineufgont leader. died Of woun5s 'ue
oeivei In his last engagement yith a..
Spanish troops. Na
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The county board Of equalization
will probably mout again tomorrow TO
clear tho table OF applications, but VIII
not hold q public session or receive ap'
plioations after today. Following are
this mornings INDECENT tsbatsi;
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WATERLOO, Iowa, July lO.-Co.
gresham Hendsrson was tonomins,ti
by the Republicans Of tho rhifd c',
gfessional district today by acclSma'
~ ''''A'
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sIorRs AM nAEKEss.
New YorE srosE MARKET

INV Nuuy, july 90 stock market oncucd
dull aud irlrU0ualIy higher, under iulueuce
improved luuuuu quotations aul allgut iu-
puIrY tor short account sugar roso +. nor
'vntip l.7a. buElnE was parity Induced by
reported advances on foreign aud domestic
grades Of product
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OMAHA, Nob., July lO.-Congts,,
man Mvrcor was febUminaled IN t,'
Neuratka Republicans OF the E',.ss
uistuci TO-DAY, unanimou