Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-20
TELE6RAPHlC BREYlTlES.


"'~ 49,
The New Orleans board Of health re-
ported 30 cases and six deaths up to /
pm. today
ne I9ay or ex-senator Paddock
af,I.,,d Wy 4"'1IIeu at Oihahh TINS
thoid EnElisch, the well known
chess player is dead, at Vienna, from
brain afection.
The President has determined not to
consider any consular appointments
, u,itli SomsI.Hs meets, oWing TO the
ssnniors an, Coiie i'o'i'
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Al a meeting at Philadelphia today
OF the commandery In chief Of the
military order OF the Loyal Legion,
admiral bancroft Gheridi was re-
ele,ted cohihHhuer-lh-chleI OF the
oIueF'
At the second days racing of the
tn ItW'pE tb En lsiiin 1cto9er meeting
.IIuaH' tne L9iiliifu- iSeresioId stable
,iil -, yt,t-3iu my None Sueh. won
- ~ ""' VIZ , IauIlcup OF l'VJy soIer-
v,bI'7' Loru Durhaih son OF Mine
vs. vs. seVvnu MAJOR Nesterhers UP
eu"'us' th''u'
Alois Thoman, aged 90, one OF the
most prominent Swiss In Missouri,
fired a bullet into his breast at noon
tersj on III, h1i.s, IN, ne ouilet en-
rbvsiciars saw trnt bm ca,,,ldt az, 9'iu
tTi,,ar,,toI 1,tIIS,,,, - Nv tallllut HNe'
ronse Of tba rasb NOT sven "s 'Ae
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The steamer Cambria. owned by
Senator Mark Hanna, bound from
Escanaba to Fairpurt, Ohio. with
5000 tons of iron ore, went ashore
during the thick weather near the
ma ia Saimn5 lsnl eaddo me cam
C,,,,,z ar, r,,ii,i a. yoI'VVo' bout anu
sue
Archibald NJ. Allerton, n pinneer In
the live stock trade, is dead. AT Moores-
fork. N. y, aged Is wears He buiIt
the first stock yards in New York
city, also yards at West Albany nj
Suspension Bridge, the National stock
yards in East st. Louis and the stock
yards in Toledo. HIS family hold n
yard, ''''eieS' III the Chieaso STOCK
The reunion of the old Iron Brigade
opened at La Crosse, Wis, today. The
city has practically been turned over
to the veterans, their families and
friends. Public buildings and n large
portion OF the business places are de-
corated with the national colors and
the places abounds with marital music
by the various bands and drums In at
tendance.
The Association of General Passen-
gers Agents now in session al ST.
Louis, No, with delegates present
presenting the principal railroads svs
TENS of the United States Canada and
Mexico has adopted resolutions. cali
ing attention to the necessity for
state and national legislation against
the ticket scalping evil. Detroit will
be the place of meeting next year.
II'sVl N'tl't men m new YORK are
liz ~ H. 10 sl,,'ent upon the BELT
parties and recall to attention the vote
Of 1886, n which the single taxer re-
ceived more than G5, 900 when before no
one would concede him a third Of mai
total. The deduction the conservatives
make is that George Will surprise the
minlmiZers Of 1891, as he COMPOUNDED
those Of 1856.
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+, Nu' ,.lI' o5 PtIVate uIspatches nave
pgsii leeeineu heit rom llilereht parts
Va ny ~. ~ ,hs 'Iat II was re,
po Pc ,,ss,,. tIuI n hopert Lincoln would
49,. 80 ~ ~ ISVspl ,iie presI-
pany. An official of the company
stated to an Associated Press reporter
this afternoon that there was no fuun-
dalton for such rumor, He could not
tell when the baord of directors would
meet
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~, .''s''i' oo',il '-Nots IlI' uer' sleeping