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Show DEATH BY STRYCHNINE. EVENING NEWS. Sad Ending of a Young Life. FRAGMENTS. v f Tun trial of H. F. Friend is still in Vrogrcss in the Third District Court. (Marshal Dvkk has secured hia bond of !nTi,0K) as receiver in tbe Charch cases. Turks was a death from scarlet Tever yesterday, in the family of Mrs. Hodiidjce, 8 First East Street. Tub author of "Danlel'i Iream," a cartoon which appeared on the utrsets shoe, time einct;, is at work on a No. 2 having Just been sketched. Today James Marsden had a trial before Convnissiooer Norrell on a Max Lewis. The f bTtre ofwasbattering a conviction, an4 Mr. result Maisden was fine $3 and costs. In consequence el the tfeath of Mr. to. F. Uowcils, the Fifteenth District school party, which was to have taken llacc on Frtday evening, Nov. 11, is postponed indefinitely. 2-- sri, TIik resolution granting franchise & to the Salt Lake and Fort Ioglas Railway Company along the canal bank to the old Su?ar Hoasc appears vlsewhoM In this Issue. . A JUDGE'S BLUNDER. Awirew Carton's Execution De- - 10 ' Aa-Tir- w : ih the District Court of the Scebnd Judicial Otstrirt, Territory or' county of Bea rer, Sept. J'Jth, of fc l'th, September Term, A. f. 1887. , Present, tin) honorable Jacob 8. Jertge. The l'eoilc of the Tor Utah, plaintiff V Andrew Calton. ritoryof U Bore-man- 1 f,ilitiit. convictedC. ofW.murder. 'tfirr Snnc ns attorney mentioning: listand Counsel Denny and i'hn..ii:iiite.pie, lor the defendant, being dulv of tne nature of th; indictment, Calton with bavin killed Cullcn charging n the, mh of Ju'y,l-;- ; arraigned, plead . foi - ql u-ic-t, The Territorial law on the subject ol executions is as follows; &JC- - A Judgment of death most be executed within the walls or yard of n Jail or some cohveuient private pine? In the district. The proper oflicer must be present, w ith assistance a he may need, at the and must invite the presence of execution, a phpirian, and the prosecuting and he sbaH, at the request of theaitoruev, ant. permit snch ministers of the derend gospel, not exceeding two, as tho defendant may tiHme and any person, relatives and friends, not to eveed live, to I? reeut at the exe with such cation, officers as be niav together think expedient, to peace witness the exe cation, but bo other persons than those nieiiliooeil In this section can be present at the execution, nor can any penmen tinder age Ue permitted to witness tire same.. It was claimed that, as Calton ha been brought to th penitentiary for confinement, he coald not be taken back to Beaver on the iJoth In time to be shot. This point would not affect the Judgment, as the Marshal could easily get him to a "convenient piivate place in the di trtot' on the morning of the day set for the execution. The fatal error lies in the fact that Judge Boreroan sentenced Caltoa to thj "publicly shot," the death warrant containing the same direction to the Marshal, while the law requires that the execution shall be private and shall be witnessed only by certjain persons. The effect of this blunder Is that the condemned man will have to be taken to Beaver and De 1 Infornintion Wanted. Concerning the whereabouts of liam Carruth (or Caruttb) who grated to Utah some years since. WilemiAd- dress James Ferguson, care of" James Spry, Sornervillo Avenue, Somerville, Mass. To the "Pea." Last evening Isaac Farley was brought down from Ogien and placed ia th penitentiary. He was sentenced on an iadictment for unlawful cohabitation, and having declined to bind his future conduct by a promise, he was given the full penalty or the law by Sudge Bjreman six months' imprisonment and a flue of 3M) and costs. Not at Home. Last night Deputies Steele, Whetstone aud Corey rode out to Harris-vill- e and searched the premises of Bishop P. G. Taylor, of that place. The gentleman, however, was not at home, and the deputies were obliged to leave without him. They weut iu a westtrlyt direction and afterwards returned j Ugden without having found anyoae for whom they were searching. Ogden Herald. All Eujoyable Affair. Tae SabbttU School of the Fourth Ward, of Ogden, gave three of Its m mbers Brothers S. A. F. Waittaker and F. W. Chambers who were about to go apon missions, a pleasant "send off" on Tuesday even-in- s by assembling at the meeting house of the Ward with their friends and partaking of a feast prepared, while speeches expressive ol ;the good feelings entertained for the brethren and the universal wish that they might be successful in their labors abroad and return in safety were indulged Id. and vocal and instrumental music rendered, all of. which made up an enjoyable evening's entertainment. BlaS Alleged Libel. Charles Lowe, of Wellsville, Cache County, commenced suit in the Third District Court yesterday aa' n t tbe Salt Lake Herald Company, claiming $25,000 damage for alleged libel. The Herald published a correspondence purporting to give the facts in an alleged case of adultery against Mr. Lowe. Mr. Groo, of the Herald, waa subpoenaed as a witness in a criminal libel suit against Mr. Snow, of Brig-haCity, who is charged with having written the correspondence referred to. Mr. Groo went north today to be present at the exa mica' ion before Commissioner Goodwin. m The Receiver's Bondsmen. city, from the effects of opium poisoning at an early hour this niornlng. The Inquest was held at th office of Jos. Wm, T&ylor, on West Temple Street. ihe nrst witness examined was Alexander Muirbrook who stated in was an .substance that deceased Englishman, about 60 years of age, who had just come to this city from S'ockton, where he had a family consisting of a wife and eight children; that he was a master workman of the Knights of Labor, and that he arrived here vesterday for the pur-poof attending the funeral of a man named McDouald, who was to be burled today. Immediately on arriving he visited St Mary's Hospital and on stepping outj down the (steps sprained his ankle severely. He retired to his room in the White House at about 8:30, suffering more or less pain from the accident, although when witness and Messrs. Spaldins: and Ss.it. retired at 9:30, they all had been drinking and were feeling say and Greene joined heartily in laughing with the rest. Did not know that Greene was seriously ill till it was announced by Dr. Richards woocaine in to attend him late last night. Mr. Greene died at about 4 a. m. today, Dr. Riehards said from the effects of morphine. Witness understood that it was administered by a.young man in the hotel did not know his name. The doctor said he was sent for by the young man who administered the medicine. Dr. A. S. Bower said he war called about 12 midnight and found Dr. Richards in attendance. Teat all the usual expedients were resorted to in order to counteract the effects of the morphine poison from which be was evidently suffering. He learned that Mr. (ireene was groaning with pain when a young man present at tbe request of deceased a minis ered a dose ot morphine bypodermically, which not operating as speedily as expectedOf was ft 0 of a the amount in all grain half a grain is a full dose He died at 4:30. The doctor thought the overdose was unintentional. was nnmistakably attriThe butable to opium poisonina. Edward Burling, Jr., of Chicago was the n xt witness wao tettnaa taat he had been in this city two weeks, that last Btgat hearing a man in Oaning t he went to his assistance and do . anyasked if ha could him. for Witness thing a doctor, but deceased did not want one, but rcquestea wit ness to give kino some morphine to re lleve his pain. He did so. eivlue nlm about half a syringe full of Majendies shal Dyer filed his bond, of $250,000 with the e'erk of the Supreme Court, Judge E. T. Spraguc. The gentlemen whose signatures are affixed to the document are well known and substantial bnsl-nemen, representing nearly $3,000,000 wort i of property. They are Wro. 8. McCorn'.ck, John E . D xiiey, Boyd Park, Louis Mirtio, John J. Daly, H. S. E'dredge, John Sharp, Andrew Brixen, Matthew Cnl-leJacob Moritz, Charles Read, J. C. MarGlenfleld and Wm. shal Dyer took the oath of office this afternoon. js n, , Aca-pulc- YET LIVE. that In case he lives till Grinnellsays tomorrow a stay ot execution for him at will doubtless be granted. Black came to the jail shortCaptain ly after 10 o'clock. He went to the room where the doctors were working with Lingg. "poor fellow! poor fellow!" he said. "Can be recognize me?" Lihgg opened his eyes, looked steadfastly at tbe captain and nodded his h ad. The rags and strings of fl sh that hung to bis face waved to and fro, and the captain, almost overcome, left tbe room. He called Dr. Friengar and said: "Doctor don't you think a consultation of physicians ought to be held as to whether this man ought to be bung?" "IMPOSSIBLE TO HANG HIM," said the doctor. "Who eter heard of wounded man?" hanging a "No, no, it . must not be," and the surgeon returned to bis giim task The icene in Lingg's cell after the explosion was ghastly. Teeth, bits of jawbone, shreds ot fl :sh and blood were scattered all over the narrow comA of little trail partment. blood marked the way over the atone flagging to the room where Lingg was carried. Within fifteen minutes after the explosion, Fischer, Parsons and Engel were taken from their cells and searched in the jailor's private office. All the clothing was taken from them and new suits were given them. Tbe sheriff says LINGG WAS STRIPPED you seen Duxfords f2 lor Lad:e and Rents HaVK Shoe 50 inter-oceanl- Of Ladles Enropean Notes. Rome, Nov. An 10 inter-provinci- SEVERAL LOTS and Child's Cloaks at half F. A.ukrbach & uko s One Price Store. al ' . PRICES Our tlT J that will convince you we are in earnest. THE GOODS WILL BE SHOWN ON THE FIRST FLOOR. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 fas-tidio- us even-inNoem- "Pre-eminent- ly Baok-keelii3g- $2.25. ! dis-nnml- . i ; 1 ; through old age. Deceased was born in Dunfirmshire, Scotland, Sept. 27th, 1806. In his early years he moved toTUlackmannan where he resided until 1848, when he joined the Church of Saints, and late 4esus Christ of Latter-dain the fall of the same year emigrated to St Louis. After a lapse of about one year he moved to Council Bluffs, Iowa, where for about two years he shared the inclemenciee that other Saints endured. Here he was ordained a Teacher. In 1852 he came to Salt Lake City, taking up his abode in the Fourth Ward, where he has resided ever since. Since his arrival here he has been or daincd an Elder and a High Friest, which ofllce lie held till his" death. He died as he had lived, an honest, upright, faithful Lat ter-daSaint, in fulf hopes of coming forth in the first reSftrrection. In the year 1830 he married Helen Sharp, who died in this city Feb. 21, 1883, and was the father of 12 children, 47 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren, all of whom are in full faith and fellowship in the same Church. The firneral services will be held at 11 o'clock a.m., Saturday,. the 12th, in the Fourth Ward school house. Friends invited. During his illness he suffered no pain. ! Lot of Extra Fine Double Shawls, Cheap at $7.00 for $6.00. Lot each of Childs' and Ladies' Woolen Hoods, at 25c., 50c., 75c. and $1.00 each. Lot each of Hair, Shoe and Cloth Brushes, at 16c., 20o, 25c. and 40c. each. of "Odds and Ends" and tome full lines of Ladies', Misses' and Childs' Shoes at Less than Cost ! We mention a few articles only. 1 Lot ot .Inlauts' Slippers, at 2oc. a pair. 1 ol Ladles' Wenu Slippers, S, 20c. a pair. 1 Lot of Infants' Kll Shoes, wenh 75c. for Mc. a pair. 1 Lot of Childs' Calf Shoes, worth $1 00 for 05c. a pair. 1 Lot of Childs' Calf Shops, worth $1 50 for $1 15 a pair. 1 earh of B ys' Lace Shoes, at $1.16 and $1 0U a pair. 7 Lots each of Ladies' Button Shoes, reduced, ranging from 76c. to $1 26 Wants to Sell Lt Lt pair Lot of Ladles' Low Cut Kid Button Shoes, at $2.00. Cheap at $2.V. 3T Come and look. No charge for showing Goods. We know they are cheap. 1 Lot of Last Season's Ladies' & Misses' Cloaks at Half Price. KJT All our departments are full ot NOVELTIES and our prices arc the owest in the city. We have but ONE price to all. A child can buy as cheap is the most experienced person. I Coif. 19-- Paid for CIo. try Straw at (be Desrret Paper Mill, snonlb of Bis; Cottonwood, at tbe rate ol Hff.tiO, per ton loose, or SS.OO per ton baleu. and carefully searched yesterday, and the day before. The news of Lingg's dreaaiul deed created a most profound excitement at the sheriff's office. Tbe Main Street, . City. intelligence was received there almost immediately after tne event. With One Years Under Management. 14 pale faces and excited looks the depu ties crowded together to compare AMERICAN or KUBOPKAN PLAN notes and then separated to take ai- $1.00 to $1.50 per Day. Single Meals 25c. lotea parts in forwardiug intelliW. A. PITT, Proprietor rlft( or readiin gence holding themselves ness for whatever might occur Number?, of peop e of a! 1 descriptions crow, eu iuio lue omce, eagerly inFern. Co. as to particulars of tbe event flie quiring The news ol Lingg's deata the I SPREAD THROUGH . . mm THE CITY like a flash, and everyone is discussing it. mow that the bomb maker has at tempted his life, tbe friends of tbe other anarchists will redouble tbeir efforts in behalf of the condemned men. Ho w the was smuggled in to tne ceudynamite is rot Known cut it is generally believed there ia a traitor among the death watch who gave him the and antap.mrr This is tie dynamite t i me suvrm ui .i uuice. meery At 2:55 this afternoon Lingg died. THE AHARC11ISTS. 4 FURNITURE LOUHGES. OS Sc SS 67 Canal St., CHICAGO- . Burton-Gardn- POLISHKD OB BLUKD. where he was ordained a Seventy ; went through alt the persecutions of the Saints, and emigrated to Springville, Utah, in the year 1858. where he was ordained a High Priest, and resided until hia death. He died as he had lived, a faithful Latter day Com. Hewkib. At Manti, Sanpete County, of typhoid pneumonia, Mrs. Net ha Hemic, net Joiley. The young lady suffered severely for five weeks, and while In a hopeless condition was married U Arthur Hcnrie, three weks before her death. Deceased was born m Manti , and was aged IS year and 4 days. She leaves many relatives and MUSICAL MERCHANDISE CHICKERING, STECK, stores. sale by Z. 0. M. I. AND CHASE Our I HARD MAN CP CAPITAL, Pa.CS. Sl soo,ooe JOS. WILLIAM TAYLOR, UTAH'S UNDERTAKER W". ItlTKR, Shakp. L. 8. Hills, Cashier, J as. T, Little sst. Cashier. PECEI.ES IEfTOTSWfflLE li e Guarantee all Goods, and defy competition in QUALITY and PRICES. II OEM. -- o- Boys and Sells Ekcbaafa 0a ft ork, Aaa Praueiaeo, CMcaao, Si out. Omnlin. I.oiidnu,- aad pVircci ASK FOR MERCY. Black has telegraphed friends mu Continental ClUeevCaptain nere tn&i ne ncpes to secure a SV- - Makes collections, remitting p root si morn- for clemency from Parsons thispetition "yinnyr, t&-- 45 NOTE THE ADDRESS & : 47 First South Street, NEST TO DISWOODET8 FURNITURE STORE. & EMBALMER. lilSHT COirUTB stoc k t t DrjutoxoBs LEADING PsijL BUSINESS. FIRST CLASS MUSIC t $3.00, reAurrd BROS. We carry everything necessary for the conducting of a S3OS.00C and full regular Scarlet Sole Agents for Harper's Bazar Patterns. BAN President, SHABf. Vice President, John Eldredge, WM. , lot of Good Quality GREY BLANKETS H. S. J. A. Groesbkck, James " from S4.SO. II AMI:, AXD WHITNEY. -- to A quality now offered at at Si. GO, former price S3.00. WORLD BEUOWUED 8ALT LAKE CITY. SJ? 0 and braaeh mm M1WL ?A! 82-0- O O H 3V 4 Dept. Unusual Bargains In young Ladles' Newmarkets, from S2.ft upwards. Clonks, nt $1.60 and upwards. Bargains Great Bargains in Lndles' Newmarkets, nt 1.50 and upwards. We are offering our Short Wraps at unusually Great Bargains The Manufacturers In Sew York have advanced the prices In from IO to 20 per cent.; notwithstanding this PLUSH GARMK-NTfaot we shall continue to sell our Plush Sacques and Wraps at the same low figures as heretofore. We have Just received an elegant assortment of LAD1H8' BLA IK JKKSKYS, which we are offering at ,7&, SI .OO, SI 25, Si GO, S2 00, S2.50, SS.OO and upwards; good values all of them. are Clearing Out a large lot of GIRL'S ZHPHYR HOODS, at 2oV and 50c., costing three times as much to manufacture. Lamb's Wool the most Eminent Makers of the day. s If CLOAK Ladies' Scarlet Vests and Pants at Great Reductions. PIANOS STEINWAY, Sweeping Reduction in PRICES in onr ! o West of Chicago. ILL. CHICAGO, Vow COMMUTE THE SENTENCE regarded as a conclusive intimation that no clemency will be extended to any of those who persist in the refusa Largest and Best Stock of i Union Horse Nail Co., e , Music Palace! Pattern. A lot ofRRMNANTB ot LADIKS' CLOTH and TRICOTS, In IMaln and Che ks,1n lengths 2 to 7 yards, nearly all of them ends of pieces of this season's Importation Hdi -- of Flelden, Spies and Schwab to im prisonment lor lite, or to varying term.-'- or grant a temporary respite to all the condemned men. Springfiebd, Nov. 10. There is no longer any room for doubt that tbe case of every anarchist who maintains a refusal to ask for clemency is hope less. Governor Oglesby asked one ot tbe leading friends of tbe anarchists last evening if be clemency coma oe reasonablythought expected lor man who refused to ask it. This is 1880, C ALDERS Have been aotf by the Z. O. M, I. (or over 10 rears. They are the Beat Walls made, and guaranteed to give las best of satisfaction VMS sno a on longer to as any othe t. Made by tne DEATHS. 2Mh, 18)7; emigrated to Missouri in 1838; moved to I linois. near Xanvoo in 1839, Co, Combination Fence, er LOBO. aiy fStar Horse Mis, PATTERNS UNUSUAL OFFER SO EARLY IN THE SEASON. A lot of DRKS8 PATTKBH8, containing 18H yards, good quality. 24 Inch, Seasonable Dress Woods at The very low price of 12 00 Tor sale at the prlnoir. al stores throughout ne Terrltorr. R88 AN iend tor Catsvlosrao and Price I.tst. Intense Excitement rrevnl l Three tteleetetf far tommnt alien Springfield, Ms., Nov. 10. Intense excitement prevails here over the ancrisis in the The archist case. governor is closeted in his office and refuses to see any one.pj Action ot some kind is expected every hour. A messenger Just hurried to tae mansion with the intelligence that Lingg had blown his head off with a dynamite Dkvekish At his residence in Spring-villcap. 1 he governor is said to have ab tali r County, of old age and general stained irom all expression of snr debility, on the 23d day or last October Srise or horror at tbe news. It is con Henry Devenish. j Deceased was born near nor will believed here that the gover today Toronto, Canada West, in the year 1805, kMm i DO NOT FAIL TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR OFFERS THIS WEEK. OUR COMBINATION f I Hate BROS. Of this Senson's Importation, are the Handsomest Lot of Stilts we bHv ever brought bere, and will be Cleared Out at bare Mew York Cost. The tlAKHr r com New GooJs at a Great Beflnction in Prices ! OVERLAND HOUSE, - ;f'OM. HI.KJi, SAIISS. Velvets and Flushes at Special bargain one price prices at the old established F. At krkacii & Bno. store of et MAY iuur tunes the amount he administered to Mr Greene. That he gave the medicine in order to relieve him and with no other motive and that he felt as though his (witness's) life was blasted by the fatal result. As soon as practicable after ascertaining that tne dose was Jilcely to prove in Junous he called in a Competent physician (Dr. Richard-- ) to do what he could to remedy the evil. Dr. Jos. S- Richards said shortly after !) p. m. last night xir. Burling called upon me stating that he had given tbe as stated. Witness went to morphine the patient an used every known antidote and otber means available to connteract the effects of tne drag, laboring with varyimr success for over rive hours, but finally in vain. Tbe death undoubtedly ' resulted from opium poisoning. He was convinced from the actions of Mr. Burlingjthat he was Innocent of criminal intention. The substance ot the verdict was: "The said jurors on their oaths do say that be died at 4:30 a. m., Thursday, the 10th day of November, A. D., 1887, at the White House in Salt Like City, from the effects of opium poison administered by Edward Burling, and they fnrther find that the said Edward Burling is innocent of any criminal intent. friends. o, 9.'.. I $.'5 DVNFORP. English Capital for a Rnllway. City of Mexico, Nov. 10. It is reported in Vera Cruz that English capital has been raised for a railwaf which will start from the line of tbe Vera Cruz railway and run. through to the Pacific-Coastterminating cat thus furnishing an route wholly under English'control. J VALIUM fllnthinrr StnpV UlUVJiV VIVJUIllll Lot of Men's and Youths' Suits, Stylish and Durable, at the following Closing Out Prices: $0.00, $7.50, $8. GO, iMo.OO, $12.00, $13.60 ami $15.00. Lot each of Gents' and Youths' Overcoat1, at $4 00, $4.50, ! $5.oo, $(5.oo, $7.00, $8.00, $10.00 and upwards. VI FORI JET IT. That at Newcombe's gallery, west of Lot each of Men's and Youths' Pants, at 80c, 90c., $1.00, can iret cabinet Opera House you 00 and $4 00 per for $1.75, $2.00, $2.60, $3.00, $3.60, $4.00 and $4.60. photographs dozen. Lot of Childs' Overcoats, 2 to 0 years, at $2.35. Lot of Childs' Knee Pants, at 25c. a pair. NVVM&AIX T only Blood IRemedy Lots Of (ients' Underwear, at $1.75 and $2.50 per suit. euro for positive guaranteed! It Pois7 or of Batting Quilt, from $1.00 to $3.00 each. Lots Syphilitic Ulcers, Eruptions, It purifies the whole sv'storn, oningS Lots of White and Colored Blankets from $1.75 to $;6.00 and banishes all Rheumatic and Neua it. We pair. guarantee ralgic pains. For Snle at Z C. M. J. Dm Slor. These, are th' JA) WEST PRTGES err made for New avl The weather is mild 'now and we Desirable Goods. CtO TO Winter is sure have aw overstock, but donH delay. to come before Spring IOIIN C. CUTLER dc BBOi, - AENTS Lot each of Gents' Fashionable Satin Scarfs, at 15c., 25c., PROTO WOO LEX 35c. and 50c. each. Positively worth double. FOR Lot of (tents' Chamois Skin Lined Vests, at $1.00. One Shawl's, Flannels, of them may save 3011 a doctor's bill. Tarns, Linseys, Lot of Ladies' Chamois Lined Chest Protectors, at $1.26. Kepellanf s, Jeans, You cannot buy them East or West for less than $2t5d Tweeds, C'asslmerC, ( . each. Itlau lifts. lloc, Men's Suits Made to Order 1 Lot of ilk and Brocades, at 76c. per yard, worth $1.60. from ProTO Cloths. Lot of 10 Yard Lengths, Double Wide Diagonal Dress . Patterns, at $1 25. 30, Old Constitution Building. Lot of 10 Yard Lengths, Double Wide Arraure Triootin d&s Dress Patterns, at $1 .85. not do Lot of 10 Yard Lengths, all Wool, Dress Patterns, at $41.05. only Angostura Hitters by thelrflivor dis'injiulsh iheiBselves Lot of 10 Yard Lengths, all Wool Chuddah Ihvss Patand aromatic odor above all others a sore also are for $3.75 but terns, they generally used, preventive for all diseases originating Lot of Full Measure $7.00 Combination Dress Patterns, from the digestive organs. IJewnre of or A?k your grocer counterfeits. for $4.75. for the trenuine article, mandrupist SiKOKitxi B. Lot of Full Measure $10.00 Combination Dress Patterns, ufactured by Dk. J. G. SO.N8. for $6.75. attention of the most These Kvcnlng School. Bargains are worthy the Season's this Al Seven o'clock, on Monday Importation. ladies, being Ttb.jan Evening School DisFourteenth 1 the will he oprnecj at Lot of Imitation Paisley Shawls, Cheap at $2.00 for $1.00. trict School Kooms.byMr 0 F Wilcox, who will he instruction in Arith- I Lot of Imitation Paisley Double Shawls, Cheap at $1.00, for $2.26. metic, Penmanship, and 1 Lot of Woolen Dark Double Shawls, Cheap at $4 00, for y Cheap at 10 fton' OBITUARY. Datient seemed still unrelievtd and called for more, he repeated the dose. Witness stated thai he aad been in the habit at using thSrdrug more" or less and that he had taken with impunity Saint. SimmoBs Liver Regulator can be t aken without causing any Ids of time, and the system will be built up and bv Jt, it has no equal s a preparatory rbed'.lneianrt cau oe eafi-lused when a doctor cannrjt be Clled in. In all coruaaon diseases it will, unassisted. by any other medicine, effect a speetly cure. off. The compDIMVOODEI'S. troller of currency has declared a BEFORE BUYING fourth dividend of 10 per cent, payable on and after October 28tb 1887,Jn Elsewhere, call at. F. Auerbab& Bro's favor of the creditors of the First one price store. You are sure to save National Bank ot Leadville, Colorado, time and mouey. on the claims making in all 40 per cent W have a heavy stock of Boots. proved, amounting to over tl00,000. Washington, Nov. - IT Working People are often too ill to labor, but they havn't time to take medicine and lay Iov a Quilts and Bed Dividend Declared. jt 1. ts - 3-- ly As gl-- s. I Lark of room and the Increase of Males of onr Boys and liildH- CLOTHIXti Department, compel m CLONE OUT our . se hjpodermically. F F.AUERBACH&BRO ( was baptized by Almon Itabbit,, December This afternoon Ur.iud States Mar- capitalists ns, solution Car-loa- price at dtf earthquake has Thece In northern occurred Italy. DRIED FRUIT. wert no fatal results. Wk pay the highest market prices for DRIED FKUIT. Paris, Nov. 10 It is reported that all kindsOircf teams will call for tht ru iu Prime Minister Rouvier has threatened OT to resign, nnless M. Wilson leaves the anv.part of the city Rawnks &. Davis. d,s palace ol Elysee, the residence of the president, imrhediately. Havk you seen Dunfokds $3 00 Shoe, for Ladies ajd Geuts, in four CANADIAN CONFERENCE. widths, French and London toe? If The Provinces Decltre for Full He. you have not, it will pay you to. They are the best in the city. ciproclty vt stii tbe United Ktntes, mi- - "!.;, l iiun. Tlinirara vvn l ne vim' Toronto', Ont., Nov. 10. The resoinllv liable to sud lutions adopted at the den Cold.3, Coughs, Croup, Whooping conference, held at Quebec recently, Cough, etc. WO guarantee u.-- ' were given to the press last night English Remedy a positive cure. It saves hours of aiixlOUS watching. This confereB"e ff&s attended by representatives of the five chief provinces Sold by Z. C. W. I. I'nis Dept. In the Dominion. The conference declared for the limHave you seen Dunfokds $2.00 iting of the federal veto power; rec ommended that senators should be Shoe lor Ladies, in Kid and Goat? nominated by local legislatures and SAM lEVlT, should uot sit for life; formulated a Manufacturer of Fine Havana Cigars, plea for the arraigemfent of the financial basis of the union under which, 171 & 173 s. Main Street. up to certain limits, subsidies to provinces shall be payable according to Use' Brown's Bronchial Troches population as determined by the last for Cougcs, Colds and' all otbef Thtoat decennial ceosus; favored the speedy Troubles. the best." the ' settlement of disputes between confard liefcher. Jitv. Henry local and central government; '. demned the disallowances of the Mana of chronic catarrh Ttve itoba Railway acts by tbe Dominion patiant Breath so offensive that he is often and adopted a motion in cannot go into society and he becomes government; reference to fufl' reciprocity with the an oiiject of disgust. After a time ulare United States. ceration sets In, the spongy bonesdesPRICK LIST OF COAL attacked, and frequently, entirely the Central Coal Yard, AV 21 'J w At constant source of troyed. laA tho 2nd South. Telephone No. 355. NKN YihtK STOCKS. drinniritr of the DdrU- someInto llent . .. SA .V. . . .the throat, i ft. a. i.tinii... By Telegraph times producing mveieraie nroutuui', Noon. 5 OO. H K Move ... 5 7.V 384 Northwestern... SH wlncn in us turn nas oeeu iuc titiuus 1". V. Lnmp .. Money ne 4 SO. srfc 90S cause of pulmonary disease. i Bar silver. p. v. Navigation .1 7.5. 27 V Kilt Transcontment'l is,1, brilliant results 4's coupon which have attended S. A3 follows: I SO. 33l; R. Innyon Lump t2 Pacific Mail Hi's coupon use for years past properly des21 Rock Island..... 13, its Pacific fi'B... 60 cts. per ton extra for delivering. Balm as by far the "Now, with a last and earnest fare- Central 88. y ignate Ely's Cream Pacific... 30 St. L. A S. V 7i cts. per ton cxir.t for sackihr, well to all friends and comrades and iurlincton 29 St. Paul & Omaha WH best, If not the only real cure for hay W. B. WlLKn.SOX, I'rop. with final wishes for their prosperity,! Rio Grande 24 Texas Pacific... 24 4 fever, rose cold and catarrh. V9X close with a view of the certainty , that York entral.... t'i Union Pacific l suan never nave tne cnance or seeing Northern Pacific. 21', Fariro Kxpress . 27 441, Western Union.. 781, My beloved comrades, ppd you again. with earnest aud heatty wish for your Stock market opened steady, but a little losses, and ut 11 future success in life, your comrade, ater made fractional o'clock is steady at lowest figures. hoch die anarcJiiet Louis iiNGG." CHJCAOO XAKKKTH Whan Jailer Folz made an examina tion of the cell, on the floor he found By. Telegraph 1 p.m. Close. the shell of a fulminating cap. The Wheat Steady; cash 72 113 16; Dec, sheriff said there had been undoubted- ; Dec, 3 May 9 May 9 lyldynamite in it.BThe suuijositlon that ; May 59 Corn Firm ; ';a3li, 42; Dec-.- , the man put the shell in his mouth aud a is flame candle deliberately applied oats Steady ; cash, 25', ; December, s? ; correct. The explosion 9 undoubtedly was terrific; It startled ttr; officials, May, 1'ork Stronger ; January. s io. who thought it was a bomb, the noise Lard Firmer: cash, 6.55: December, 50, was so great, aud the shell was so May 67 i 70. small as to allow smuggling of it in Jail witnout trouoie. At 10 :15 Dr. Gray, after further examination, found that tbe tissues of the throat, neck and front of the Jaw The death of Thomas Condic, had been torn away. . He administered o:Coxdie. the Fourtn ward or trus city, as was an stimulants but failed to arouse the ndunced in Wednesday's NeWs culminated man, yet the doctor states there is a after a few week's Illness, principally faint possibility that Llngg to-da- t guilty; alter the trial the Jury's verdict, Kiuliyas charged," awl when asked to select whether he would ureter to be shot or haujred, he elected to be shot; the 'uurt tirereflpon ren.lers its judgment: has That, whereas, the said Andrew (Jatton tieen rinly convicted in the court, of the v.e of mnrder in the tlrst degree ; it us therefore, ordered, adjudged and decreed, that the said Andrew C.tlton be taken hence by the United States Marshal, to a place of ohtlncinent within this that be there be safely kept In Territory; ronflueinent until tm the of oveber A. D. 1SS7 ; that he twecn the hour- - of. Ill o'clock in the fore noon ami 4 oYlork in the afternoon of that b. taken anct in this )nli.iat dig day. he lr publicly shot till he is dead. SEC. Lctiis' Lingg's Attempt to Escape From the Vengeance of the Law. Miss Corinda E. Lanb, whose death It is oar painful duly to record today, breathed her last at 6:25 o'clock this He Lights a Dynamite Cap and morning. She has been residing at tne Blows His Head to home of her sister, Mrs. John W. Tatters. Snell, in the Eighth Ward, and retired last nigbt about 9:15. A quarter of an hour later Mr. and Mrs. Snell were A Traitor is Suspected in the Death aroased by ttrange sounds in tbe at the Chicago Watch young girl's room. Mrs. iMell went in Jail. found her and sister bins? in bed and exefatmed She "I acting strangely. am dying! I am dying!" and Mr. The Question of Commutation Snell was called. The unfortunate girl Has Mot Yet Been said that she bad taken strychnine, Settled : aad Dr. Bslle Anderson was immediately summoned. J)r. Benedict Was also called in shortly aUerwird. BeCanadian Provinces Ask in Confertween the convulsions, Miss Laub ence for American tAlfeed rationally, and said she bad falcon twenty five grains of he deadly poison. She was questloned'as to the cause of the rash act, and replied that By Telegiaph to the N'kws.I she wanted to gito her mother, who ORE XOT TO HAM. died several years ago. To further In qnlrles she stated emphatically that tiotila Lingg Commits Saielsle by there was no other cause for the deed, Sbootlus;. that she had always bee a treated well Chicago, Nov. 10 Louis Lingg, the by her associates, but that she was so bomb maker, has just committed suilonely without her mother that she cide by shooting hi.msclf through tbe wanted to die. The physicians head while in his. cell in the ronoty made every effort to counteract J liL How bo secured the weapon with the effects of the poison but which the deed was committed is a It was a hopeless task from the first. mysteTy, as his cell and clothing were searched yesterday, During one of her quiet spells, Miss againtothoroughly all appearances the guards that Laub muttered, "They said twenty-fiv- e and sit in front of his cell hive watched death." him every minute. Lingg has always grains would After abut nine hours of agony she been regarded as the most desperate anarchist ot the lot. It was he who passed from life. manufactured the bombs for the The blow fell on the family with terriot, and in whose cell the rible weight. The. deceased was bombs were found last Sunday. A CAP, NOT A REVOLVER, twenty years of age last July, and was the youngest child in the family. She It Is now learned that Ling ended was of a melancholy disposition, and his life by means of a fulminating cap has been given to spells of grief ever and not witn a revolver, as first stated. He held the cap in his mouth since her mother's cleats. Recently and lit it with a candle, which was she has been affected with intense burning In his cell. The explosion pains in the head, and has been bvard was the first warning the Jail people had. The guard seeing him with a 1 make remarks on a number of in his hand supposed that he such as, in reference to an candle was lighting a cigar. From the efarticle of clothing, "I shall never wear fects of the explosion half his head was was torn away. It is thus far imposthat again." The coroner sible to s:et f urrher particulars of the n itifled hut after inquiry Into affair, as nobody but the jail officials the circumstances an inquest was are allowed Within the building now. deemed unnecessary. From MlssLawb's Immediately after the explosion, O'Neil rushed Into Lingg's recent acUons there is no denbt that Deputy which was completely enveloped cell, s'ie committed the ICt while in a state in smoke. There he found the of temporary insanity induced by treat YOUNG ANARCHIST mental depression. She has relatives on his back with great holes and friends ia various parts of the lying n his head, from which the blood Territory, to whom the news of her flowed in torrents. He was at uutimely death will he a source of once carried Into the Jail office and placed on a table. He was still breathpain aud mourning. ing faintly, and while Dr Grav was examining him he coughed slightly and the blood poured forth again from his SHOCKING FATALITY. terrible wounds and from hia mouth and nose. The physician said the man Polsoit Administered to William could only live an hour or so at the most and he expected his death every Greene, of Stockton. minute. All day yesterday it was thought that Ling? acted differently An inquest was held at 11 a.m . today from usual. Tuesday night he gave address, ' which was by Coroner Taylor and a jury, over the out his "farewell for tbe written old remains of William Greene, of Stock- paper. In it he recites atParsons' length his ton, who died In the White House; this grievances and Closed Hay-mark- The following Is a cipy of the court o! the Judgment again-- t Caltoa, who shot Michael CaH BROWN'S covet balnaA and Tar Trochea are invaluable in every family lor toughs, Colds and Sore Throat. BBOvV'! ARNICA SAI.VR is evrrv box warranted lor Cuts Burns, Bruises, Old Sores, Files and Sore Eyes. No cure no pay. BROWN'S MABSAPARILLA has no aiial. Stands alone as the and cure for - t;i,i,rt r 1. v" ' vvp Tiriiuer All VVbo.eale Drug- itQeumatisiB. . drown s ramuv mcun-iucjZ. C. M. I. Drug Store, Genera Agents. Notices. lag. Whea it is received he will doubtless at once wire the governor of his success ia that direction and ask CEDAR POSTS. his excellency to take action Just as d on track. plea were in his possession. though theBlack returned from SpringCaptain Idaho Siouk, Anply field greatly encouraged. He Is conl. block South Theatre. 03t fident that the sentence of at least three and probably all of the men will IllOIOtiRifi1-- . be committed. make the finest In the NeWcombe The attorney for Lingg, who has citv and they oolv cest cabinet sites been trying io have the young andlw archist declared iusane, made the ap- sMJ.OO to 14.00 per dozen. befere Judge Baker this plication for CONFERENCE. a writ in Lingg's behalf morning but was refused. Go to Newcombe's lor fine photo-rrapbWest of Opera House. CabiA PROTEST. nets only $3 00 to $4 00 per dozen. io The federated Nkw York. German trades of this city have arB.tRUAIN SALE. ranged for a parade and demonstration Of Blankets, "conQnllts, Shawls, Table tonight as a protest against Inthe Chicago Cloths and 100 other articlesA at templated judicial murders F. Aukkbacti Bug's next Friday." Every drum will be tine Price Store. muffled and every instrument of tfitislc draped in black. Com-fort- s Special TELEGRAMS Y'S Girl's cause-instan- t ferret! In Consequence. record TO-DA- j-t- swt AnnivyiD Wlth TWO CAR LOADS of asMI ef Bioei COFFINS. cAftJtsrrs, AUD MEBINO HAMS, (Mostly Keglttered.) Goods In Utah, Undsrtsksr's Wholesale aad Kstsil, as These Bams have been selected from First Prue Kind Flocks of Western' New York. Parties wishing GOOD feTOCK HAM will do wsll to eiumine my stork valors purchasing elscwi.err . Stock cau be seen at tbe 4'oiwrarts or mt nek Yards. Sin forJ.W. Hsrdj nt llic illm 1 ul W. UARD1. dU J. si Lower than were ever etTered le Utah. mm- - LOTS sad GRAVES furnished In Set Oemsterr la the City All orders filled day sr night In ths shortest Urns poasibls tul KSSKtT BIODCBB ai MirfHi Ottos and Wars rooms Never Closed, ft SS . Wsmb4 ftl. O. Bea ess. Temple |
