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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-24
INCH sl.sOl 81. 80 $500 Gus. 90 $500 s54.OO

Lsgal advertisements 81 90 per inch each In
sertion. Trustees sales 81 90 per inoh first in
sertion, CSC each insertion after.
Reading matter, editorial page, 25c per line
each insertion; Local columns 2Oc fret tnser-
ton, loo first week. &c after first week. Speci al
rates on 50 and 100 lines running for month.
Home advertisements payable on first of
each month. Transient advertising payable
advance. ~ ONLY INITIAL CUTS PRINTED.
Special rates given on larger space and long
Ae advertisements. Discount given FOR
ash.
~An contracts or bills must be approved
by the Secretary or Manager.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-20
Tallost Structures.

Tho tAllesl chimney was built at
Port Duudas, GLASGOW, Scotland, 1857
to 1859, for II. Townsend. IL Is the
hianest chimney In the world (454
feet) and one of the l0fllest masonry
structures IN existence, says Machin.
cry. Ii 10, independent OF ita sizc, one
Of the best specimens OF substantial.
well-mRde brlek.WOrk In existence. In
Europe there are only two church
steeples that exceed this structure In
helght-namely, that OF the Cologne
cathedral 1910 feet), and that OF the
Strashurg cathedral (q8S feot. The
great pyramid OF Glaeh was originally
$50 feet, although not 30 high at pres.
ent. The United States outtops them
all with its Washington monument
500 feet high, aud the tower OF the
philadelphia public building, which
is 6S7 feet high,
Toe Eiflul tower, at Paris, France,
surpasses all other terrestrial structures,
with It's altitude OF nearly 1000 feet.
The highest and most remarkable
metal chimney In the world IL erected
at tho Imperial foundry at Halls.
bruoke, near FriBburR, Ia saxony. The
height OF this structure Ia
4528 feet and 1914 feet
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In Interval diameter, aud is situated
on the tIaht bsuk u the Mule, at an
elevation OF 2l9 feet above that Of The
foundry works, 40 that lts total HEIGHT
shove tho sch Ia no less than no
feet.
Tho hlghes. artificial structure In
Amerlcn 10 the wAiefwOrks tower al
Eden PARK, ClnCinuau, o. The door
OF the tower, reached by elevstofs,it 52c
feet above the Ohio river. The base 10
404 feet above the ohio river. The
base Ia 40l feet above the stream. II
tie height OF the elevator shaft be nd.
ded to the observation floor, the grand
total boight 10 $50 feet.
The highest office building In the
world IL tho Manhattan Lille Insurance
company Of New York City. 1ts
height above the sidewalk ia 341 feet,
aud lis foundations 20 down finy.lhre6
feet below the same, being twenty feet
below tidowhtor levol, making totpl
Of 400 feet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-20
COUNTY COURT MEETING.
Tie Elevator BID, viii Probably lie
Laid over for Another Week
Routine Business.

Tho county court whom 1t adjourned
last week decided 10 meet ut 10 O'Clock
this forenoon, but when that hour Ar.
rived II was announced that there
would be no session until ~ O'Clock.
Then further announcement was
made that the meeting had been post.
ponod until 2 pm. Two O'Clock came
and etill the stleotmen had failed b
get themselves t1gother on account Of
other business. At o'clock tho meet.
ing wis called 10 order. all members
present aud Judge McNAliy presiding.
The most important matter 10 come
bofo tue court at this afternoons
meeting, was that OF receiving an
opening bids for putting In an elevator
In the oounty's half OF the joint build.
ing. twas stated, however, at n late
hour thst the matter would 10 over fof
another week pending negotiations
with the city authorities for the put
chase of an elevator for ihsir end OF
the building. In addition 10 h 3 vltva'o or
matter routine business only was con.
sidefsd.
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Personal Paragraphs.

James Townsend, OF Fl. Benton, is a
the Tomplolon.
Henry shields, OF Park City, Is at the
Walker.
d. ID. A. skyos aud A. NJ. sporner, Of
Mercur, are guests at the Walker.
J.. Il. Hlll, of Denver, and I'm. Dewey,
Of New York, are late arrivals al tho
Te'N plo,on.
II. Lyme, OF Denver, Il. Il. Stoddard, Of
Chicago, and Miss T.. j. Dickinson, OF
New York, arrived at Tho Knutsiord this
morning.
Hon. David Evans and Judge Thomas
Maloney and number Of other promi-
nent attorneys were down from Ogden
today attending the session OF tho Su-
pfemo court for the setting OF casos.
II. Bynon Davies IL recent arrival
from Abordaro, South Wales, who has
decided TO locate permanently In Salt
Lake. lilo possesses sweet tenor voice
and will be a valuable acquisition 10 our
musical circles. An invitation has boon
extended 10 him, by Prof stephens, to
Join tho Tabernacle choir.
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DR.. DAVID KEHNEDY'S
FAV0RITE REMEDY

Although dishoHrioucl. an July j..
lsnl, DO bought no do ~ ~, aud
within % month bad experienced
ueuohcial rosul b, and before lac hal nn-
ishol Tho third boulo, the gravel was
completely dissolved aud hi. suffering,
NJ an Oud.
Mr Noill feels that bo ows lasting
dobt of gratitude 10 DR., konnedy's Fav-
orlts Rpuody aud for disorder. of the
bladder and urinary orpans, saysi ut
VIII tiect "a cure II ono be possible"
layluo Remedy IL prescribed with
unlailing success Tor rloumausm, dya.
pepaln and nerve troubles he which ID has
cured many thai were considered bryoud
tho AID NJ m diclue. An druggist 81.
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Funeral Services.

The funeral services Of Mrs. Amanda
Winblcy, who died In this city ON
Saturday last OF heart failure, were
conducted on Sunday, the 18Th inst,
In the Fourteenth ward meeting house,
President A. NJ. Cannon officiating.
A irleud OF tho deceased desires the
NEWS to say that sue had no relatives
here, nut the kind attention aud excel
lent services which wero had were
such that there was nothing left 10 DO
wished for. She was u most exemplary
lady and the large turnout to her fun.
erRl was altogether satisfactory to the
many friends ahe has left behind.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-20

Following the usual pfelininArles 10
ibe House today, Raddaiz OF Tooele
moved the laklng up Of II. b. No. "
which was made the special order OF
lds day.
Accordingly tue House resolved II.
,sIflptl COMMITTEES OF the whole and
the report Of the con mi1teo on ways
atd meanI, 10 which the bill had been
feietfed, Was read. The committee
recommended IT. passage.
Tnp bill, which provides for the
amendment Of section I, chapter %,
session laws Of 1892. and requires the
litlug aHd assessment Of all property
arsr January lsi and before the nrsI
Monday Of March Of each year, was
being discussed pro and con m the
NEWS went ~ press.
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silver, Lsad,
s.iycrCii.; LcAdtlp1
GRAVEL CURED.


A healthier. hoartlor. happier man
than Johu j. NELL, Of 2i37 Norlh Eighth
Street, PhiIado' phia, could not he found
In doy'a search. The TACT that be T.
friends.
In tho fail u issl no hcran 10 suhsi
from stone In the bladder, and his mis-.
cries were indescribnbio. tonaulting an
eminent physician lu Philadelphia, he
wis told that surgical operation was
necessary. So much dli '- he dread The
result, for n unsGcu1sfful 10 mean;
death that be put OF the evil dav ~
long A. possible. While In this iramu Of
miudlhO heard Of
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Southern Idaho Items.

PoCLTELLo, Idaho, Jan. ls.-Pfsst.
Geo q. Parkinson Of the Oneida stake
u Zion, paid US visit on Sunday,
January l2lh. The afternoon was 90.
elplst BY him, giving instructions on
The order anu duties Of tho PRIEST
hood.
In the evening an organization OF
the Bhhoprle took plHce, as ono OF the
e'unrelors had resigned some Time ago,
sod the other one IL absent from town.
Elder Parkinson thought IL was wise
to feleste him. This was done by a
VoItoi The people; then the two nav
toun,elon were presented and sus.
hlntd alter which new CLERK OF this
ward was appointed, Elder Parkinson
ihsh spoke upon the fifsl principles OF
TIE Gospel TOT the remainder Of the
eVehlug.
Ihs death Of Sister Eliza Gerber I
npouod a few days ago. Itappeats
nat some OF her friends entertained
lat lata That something unjust was the
cause OF death aud the body was taken
w and posI moflem discrimination was
aela' l am pleased to say no new
i'es have been revealed from tue onea
,uellthsi 10 your Issue Of January
nm ali l thiuk her friends are Der.
lteUy satisfied that orAmps was ths
elu,e o. death. The body has been
aslin placed In mother earth, where
W., W. nope hwlll remain undis,ufbed iii
'he resurrection DAY.
weather 10 PoeAtello Ia more like
,pnns ,han winter. Our Ice workers
ns'e Az hal TO give up with much dis
appolntmeni, Quite little rain baa
i is The las. three days, and This olty
suVss 'hss1 OF mud In place OF tnow
"'1'es' 4, L.. Cox,
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For Washington.

This morning Mrs. Emily $. Rich.
ards and Mrs. Sarah A. Boyer loft for
Washington, ID. g., to attend the meet.
ing OF tho Natlonsl Woman Suffrage
association, which opens Al the capital
on Thursday, Jan. 90, The opening
day Is 10 bs devoted to special ousil-
Grafton OF evenio connected with
Ulah's admission to Statehood.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-20
A MISSlONA9Y'S DEATH.
Elder J. 4, OFT, Of TrOplC, Glr0,Id
County,
Oltu In the swiss nnd aermnu nisaIon
News by CabieEram
To-day.

A csblsgram received today by
Pie'ldent Woodruff, from Elder A. II.
Lund, president Of the European mis-
slon, with headquarters At Liverpool,
England, brought the sad news Of the
death OF Elder Joseph Alma OF, In
bis missionary field OF labor. Germany,
on Saturday. No details ate given.
Elder OF left this city little over
two monts ago, on Nov. s, 1895. He
was tue sou Of David -. aud Hannah
bennington OF, and was born at
Duncan, Wa hinglon county, Utah,
Dec ~, 1871, being Just over - yrats
0t age. His home In at Tropic, Gar.
heli county. lldings VI the sad event
have been forwarded 10 his family.
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cORN wAs NEw no fnE puKE.
MARLBOROUGH Is SHOCKED Oh FIRg1
TRYING IN.


Corn calls 10 mind tho Duke OF Mari.
borough's first experience with green
corn on the cob. The Incident was
related by n gentleman who happened
10 travel In tue same train with the
duke, the Jay he arrived In New NuIE.
IL was the Newport train. Presently
the duke went iuto the dining cor to
got bit Of luncheon. IL happened to
DO the greou.cJTn dOason aud he no.
ticed that nearly everybody IN the car
was eating the corn from the cob. lie
bad never seen anything like 10 before.
Ho asked the waiter what II was, OF
dered a portion, and, receiving u, bit
into IL M he would bite into an apple.
HO had ATTEMPTED TO bite into tue cob
ana had evidently received q shock
too great q shook to try the experiment
again; Tor, on being told that he must
spfes1 butter, salt and pepper on the
corn and bite gently, he pervetarly
took his fork and patiently picked the
kernals, one by one, from the cob
Chicago Record.
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To the District Courl.

The following papers were filed In
the distinct court today by Police
Court Clerk Jame,: Tue State VI Jim
Collinson, burglary; Q. Il. CLARK, rob.
berry; J. ID. Clark, forgery; the People
We l.. Il. Steele, assault with intent to
XIII; the People Va George o. Dahl.
stead, selling liquor on SUNDAY, ap.
peal Salt Lake CITY Va James Cum
bingham, vagrAncy, appeal; the Poo.
plo va Peter W. JACKSON, assault with
intent to XIII; Salt Lake City Va John
meMulIen, turning In false fire alarm,
appeal.
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POLICE COURT.


" solomon alias Russell, who of
ave nA' been Performing some yery
''s's' EieEs IN the art OF shou.IIi,in,
"a 'hh city, was arraignsd before
'11k' "shser this morning on two
Ap''a's eha'ge5, one alleging that on
'Anua'y ls!h he did wlllully ana mali.
''Ou'ly steal anu carry away from the
,'''S o. spencer 4 Lynch a quantity
" 'noe' aud slippers, and the otbr,
SuA'ging that he did commit n slnI,.,
aa' win the Newman.No,t Shoe Cam
s 49,, a' MS victims. The complaints
Ne'e sworn to by Detective sbes,s 80
s mAas the arrest, aud as the acos "S
'a' 'u 10 DO allowed to consult an NJ.
up0i w oslofe pleading, he was plvsn
q A,suutsiay at 10 a. m,
ana, N, .auams1ni u l6.ysaI-old Inv NH.
lions n, " possess splendid quail gcn,
al Ivy heioTm School h5nots '
irpi, 10y 10 stealing otanyes tlns oAu'
Va, s.aul on the Theater eornss 'u
b,sr sen! 70 jail Tor ton days IT. ana
bnnaL arrested on n Bimilar oht nas
pa,an TIt OF times before, and n.s
log, az b ss' ,aly surprised this mora
saii,iacloSv syoh his medicine with n
ssli inSllfy stole a tldo from r,,,.
rlesdadIa l.l ana was arrested fo, u'u 20
lob iva, yi y, but az he stated that :
Ton, he wa "a,nlng aim at tho Tsmnls,
la. D. SS allowed to 20 AMI take \ 'e'
ili.iAmt maj, ior keeping a hou v W.
lhsleo, IIIuiel1ed SIT, whiis ion,e OF
NsIs N I LII aud Ida Dsmar' ma Inmates
" 300 each. ' o''y 10 the extent
lug b,s Ssd den pleaded guilty 10 ,.u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-20
Police Court AnnnaI Report.

John jams, clerk OF the police court,
has just submitted his annual report Of
that department, Tor tho year 1895, to
Mayor Glendinning. The number Of
o,sss handled during the year was
S,262, and tho nnes gssossgd amounted
L. s27, 8s425, OF which amount. Sl8,-
3si 10 was pald In cash And 1888 ap.
pealed 70 the district court. The re-
mainder was iiquldatsd In labor.
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MAKING STATE LAWS
,,I,,a Introduces a Bill for The
''''''I australian Ballot System
,,,,,r HOLD, a SHORT SESSION
r.... coo,Iacr. II. b. No. 49, "'
i'''' n,da.rr, Of roO'lc' Asa
special order

..,. VAS called promptly 70
IO' . o,elock this after Don py
i r,,.,l' % s. S'I Patrick. Catholic oh uIon'
KEY, ~ 5,,,sr. Tue minutes Of saiur,
ou',s. ,. p,,, were read and approved
.s,,ch communications were re-
wv, ..1,,om the House announips we
e'l''u ~ y, House Joint Recitation No.
'''' ,.,,rr TO the salary que'tlon'
80 Memorial No. peti'ioning
s'l,r 10 restore the tariff rates Of
tbe Mckinley bill. p..,,
'D rss enaIr appointed Senators B'oln'
,..Si'ad. snow, Jones, Evans znn'
800 Mickey 10 act with the House
'.,,., ,n ,nlarles. The tatln mt
1''L.' Lea. ordered engrossei aud re-
,.,, I'd 10 the proper committee for that
purpose. ,,,,o,onac
A 'i,,,a, 10 elections defining OF
~ ~, sgsipst the same ana prescribing
s n"s thefefot The proposed
p n.,.nre /, nothing more nor lees ln Jay,
,ss Has,ralihn ballot system. the pllI
, .,, q 's,srred 10 the committee on cleo
tons. .,-., ,,,. ,om,nIt.
,,s On claim the bill Of the SAT- bake
c'sslv bee inrpeclor, MI sWaner, iot
es ,- i9r ihirly-six Jays al -
her day was rejected ...,
psoih moved that a conference com.
-,ii,,e a, tbfse be named 10 meet with
= M committee from the House 20
c,n,,dsr Inc substitute Tot Senate biil
MI The chair appointed Booth,
ChiI,sier and Warner ls suou eon.ni.'
tee, aiivr which an a1lournmeh' ""
nken iof tho daJ.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-20

3. ID. Evans, undertaken, has jusl
received anewer from Chicago In re.
gard 10 telegram, ntd Sam A. steele,
tho travelling man " ho uiei at Logan,
viii be buriru fom EvhuNs unuefiak.
log psflofs NJ 1880 tomorrow morning
under tbe auspices Of Utah command
cry No. !. iuteTment ut Mount Olivoi.
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meeting with some frlende, and was
muctod OF So.
Alma Wilssrson, who on Last Wed.
nesday assaulted Godfrey Peterson 10y
cutting him with a pocket kliie, while
on the city hay market, wss being
tried for that act this afternoon.
George Hewlett violated the city or.
diuances ~ pedGllng without a license,
aud Jpdge Wenger ordered him i'm.
pfisUned for 30 days.
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Hosunr of IN. vsssEasIA Commission.

heeunk OF 'he NeneAusiA tomminaiou,
WAsHiNoTON, Jan. Coat a meet.
log OF the Venezuelan commission 10.
day the fact was made known that a
letter had been directed TO thu score.
taTy Of state by tho commission re.
questlng him to call upon the govern.
menla OF Great Britain and VonoEuels
ia support Of their respective positions
on the boundary dispute. Secretary
Olney acknowledged tue receipt Of
this letter and stated that ho had
carried out the wishes OF the
commission, but up to today's meeting
no answer had been received from
either government addressed. Ths
comissiOn selected \. Mallelt Provost
wellknown Now York lawyer, who
recently successfully conducted tho
cAso against Peralta. Reavis, as secre.
tary, and also chose n corps OF esslA.
tAnts.
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sro0ss Ann nAuisgrs.


Now York, Jan. ll..-Tradins was moderately
active 20 thr opening with prices irregular.
sugar was well supported. gaining 1 per cent
lhu WarEct afier "a lapse of fifteen minutes,
was running on, Changers leading
Tue selling movement eliminated around
,. on Meantime sugar had recyded + and
other shhrcs lesser percentage. brisk
purohaalug movement eet iu with the enquiry
most pronounced ln duatrials, some Of which
advanced considerably
etock speculation was almost stnrnAut after
" and uui few changes Of consequence are
noted 90 values
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-20

Remember the lecture Of Dr. Kari
G.Maeser at hali-past O'Clock tonight,
in the Fourteenth vari assembly,
rooms, before the Sunday School
Union.
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COM Nj Il II CIAL.
sALr LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.

AALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.
Today'R clearing house exchanges
amounted TO s2i6, 1875. came day last
year. S2l2,36i.
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS.
New York,-Sllyer, ga; load, $3.50.
LondOn..-HilyeT, 80 ll-l6l.
ORE AND BULLION,
T. II. Jones & Co.. received today.
Ores, $4,000; bullion, sll,70O. TO,al,
Sl4, 1900.
Wells, Fargo 4 o.. received today;
Penn. bullion, S4,249.
w. 4. Mccormick a 90. received to.
days Silver anu lead oTef, SO, 200;
Hanausr bullion, 81, 200. TotnlSli 4OO.
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New York, JRu. 2O,--Muller Schnll
4 Go. win snip $500, 900 gold; Heidel
back Iokleheimer a Go. S5OO,O0O, H..
Won Hoffman q 90. $3.50, 900 tomor-
row. Lazard Fietes ara expeclcd 10
ship $3.50, 900 to 81, 00O,0 Wedueid DAY.
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nII,sr Won rreler n.bnl,.

WAsHIEdToE, Jan. 20.--The anti.
silver men today urged immediate
vote on the free silver substitute for
the bond bill, saying they cared not TO
debate 1t. The silver mon prefer dc.
hate
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License 10 Wed.

Mathew J. Kelly, aged 22, OF Troy,
n. u, and Susan Wayne, aged 10, Of
Salt Lake, took sul marriage license
this afternoon. The couple after taxi
log out their license were married by
Judge McNally.
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AMUSEMENT NOTES.

On Thur,day and Friday evenings
Lincoln j. CAREERS now play, Tue De-.
iaultsr. IL the attraction At the The
Rlor. The Pay Train, Ths Fat MAil
and The Tornado have been seen nj
the ThoAter previously.
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Greeting to uyIum Russell Paulk, defend.
ant
NOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED To AP.
II pear 10 an action brought against you by
tho shove named plant n in the district court
OF tho THIRD Judicial District OF the TERRITORY
of Utah, and 20 answer she conn Iaint lIei
therein within ten dAya texrlualyu ct tho iAy
OF serviccl aztec tho service On YOU III this
Hummuns-if served within this Cuuutyi or If
within twenty days, otherwiHo wuhin forty
daTH-Or Judgment by default VIII bO taken
against you, according 90 the prayer OF said
complaint.
The said action is brought 60 have q decree
OF this cOurt di6suNinE the uuuds N mAtu.
mony CNlaIug between plaintiff ana defend.
anti adludEny that plaiulu have mo custody
ot tle minor enid issue ot SAID marriage ana
hOr coats herein expended, with other relief,
prayed ou The ground that ln August, isJ1 tue
defendant WIlIuIly and without cause deserted
Hud abandoned plant n, aud since shid tlmn
haH failed and rtlll iaild 90 provide plaintiff
with tho common nrccsHArics Of ne
And You utu hereby notified that it you iai
10 appear uu1 answer the snii complaint ~
above rcguuCd, the 7ai1 nlAluth VIII apply 20
tho court tor the ru|lOi demanded therein.
Witness, tho Hon, Samuel a, Merritt Judge,
and the seal Of tho District Court of
the Third Judicial District In and Tor
lsEAL.I the Territory ~ llAh, this Oh day OF
necemuCr,in the year OF our Lord ono
thousand eight hundred and ninety
hye,
DAVID @. DUNBAR, Clerk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-20

Anthe Grand, Forget Me Net, and at
the Lyceum PaSsioH'i Slave are the
bills for the week. Bolh places should
be- doing well with the attractions So
leoteJ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-20

CHICAGO. Jan. 20.
Hogs, receipts $1,000 market rather slow,
higher than -aturday's average.
lisht iltuaft l2t.
Heavy, g. 900 ftllaL
Rough $3.50 afhu84
Satuercceluts. 700 market quiet. tteady.
becves aia 70 it.9j
NuWs ami lcItuts ~ tnaI1p
IcAaH atocrs, ils0uttlu
tturker' and Feeders gl76dff5s
shcep, receipts, 1900. market steady 10
strong.
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BACK VOLUMES
DESERET WEEKLY.

To sixth volume Of the DEsERET
WEEKLY In tho present form IL
now bound. a limited number Of
copies OF these six volumes can be OBJ
lAlned at the DEsEREr NEWS once,
Salt Lake City, In bound form at 500
por volume. It IL tho best history Of
current events to bo obtained, and by
far the cheapest, and the time h no,
far distant when they will be eagerly
sought amer by students OF history,
anxious 10 be informed Of tho stirring
events which have transpirsd within
tho past three ycArs--the most interest.
ing period Of tho history OF the Lat
tor.day Saints. Every person who
can afford Il should secure these
volumes while they are to be had
Cor future reference, and especially
should they be obtained for overy
Sunday School, improvement Asso-
citation and Ward liurAIy. Apply
sA7iy V nAaks sars Of getting thNnA
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LITERARY NorEs.

Godsy's Magazine for February ar
pears In beautiful an original cover
a quaint Japanetque conception for
~. Valentines Day. Striking among
tho contents lie proiu,eiy illuHtraied
article on the famous museum freaks;
Cleveland Mofictt tells some Of the
richest stories about the late Eugene
FIELD; anu among the intetu tiny ar
tiolus arc "Biudio Lite Ia Paris, "
"Wbat the Bicycle does Tor the
Muscles" ana a description OF how
the deaf are taught speech and
spouch'Teadiug. In the series on
"Muslo In Amefloa," Ripgrl Hughcs
writes on the subject VI cantatas, and
discusses Mr.. q. M.Cba iwick's works.
Under the head of"ralks 0y Success-
tulW omen" appears ma irtorve CIV
with Mis- Du lap Hopking, who no
accomplished 90 much lot women Ia
New fOtK and elsewhere.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-20

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