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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-17
The Fair Commission Adopt the
Report Of the
COMMITTEES.
SCHOONER AND HEH CREW LOST
IN LAKE SUPERIOR.
The RsHains ef John Ericsson De.
posted Ia their Last Rest
ing Place.
RESIGNATION OF IsE PoHTc-
GUEsE CABINET.
Mexico Celebrates IL, Aa1lveF:
sary Of Her ldde:
Penien-c.
World. Fair Commission.

CHICAGO, sept. i6.-The Nation
al Worlds Fair CJmalission today
adopted the report Of the COMMITTEES
to define the powers aud duties o!
/ the commission without change
after considerable DISCUSSION. Tht
clause which created the most de
bate was this: among the origin
nj AMI exclusive powers Of the com.
mission may be the power 10 allOl
space for exhibitions, prepare CLASH.
hcatiOu Of exhibits, determine the
plan and scope Of TIE exposition,
appoint all judges aud examiners
for the exposition, award all pre-
miums aud generally 10 have charge
Of all arrangements with the exhini-
tors and representatives Of foreign
nations"
The altcrnAtes fran the various
States feel that they are not meet
ing with proper recognition from
the commission and after the noon
adjournment held a meeting 10 talk
over their grievances.
Commissioner Mcdonald OF Cali
iornia introduced n resolution de-
filming the duties aud compensation
Of the Board Of LAZY Manager. a
motion was made TO refer IL % the
iiaance committee, TO report At
some fut,Ire time. This would vir-
tually have kille,i the project to
have women in the management Of
the fair.
Mcdonald insisted that the sub
ject should go to the Judiciary COM
mittee, with instructions to report
not later than Thursday. He was
proud that under this government
women received greater considera-
ton and more respect than from any
government. on earth, and asked an
emphatic vote in iavcr0f immediate
action.
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s~,neI 90 mamiIton.. Draih.

New YORK, Sept. rs. Eva
Mann, in prison yesterday, said
that when Sue got out, which would
be soon, she would claim her dover
right as Ro5ert Ray Hamilton's
widow, aud would protect the inter
ests Of her baby, Beatrice. Baby
Beatrice is now nearly two years
Old, and is being kept in close Gus
tody for Robert Ray Hamiltoa at
Philadelphia. IL Il is Hamilton's
daughter The whole question viii
probably be settled 10y a suit brought
by the executors. It's legal rights
are possession OF twO-thiuis OF the
real estate left by Hamilton and the
remaining third when Mrs. Hamil-
ton dies. Also, two-thiris Of the
personal property. In addition t.
this, should Hamilton have died
int=state, Mrs. Hamilton will have
the use OF one-.hini Of his real estate
during her life and posses absolute
" 4 third Of his personal property.
Hamilton put the value Of his prop
e-,y at about Si1l,0J0, on one Occa-
sion.
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The Dauubr.. Iron Gafe,

VIESrs, Sept. i6.-The work o:
blowing up the s0-called "iron gate''
Of the DAnube, the great rocky pass
on the Servian bomber through
which a navigable channel was cut
many years ago. begins today. This
feat Of engineering, to remove Oh
structions In the cataract and mar
rows Of the Danube at the point
where the Aust. % Hungarian, Ser
Wan and RJumanian boundaries
meet, was attempted in 1871, and
again In 1884. The eonsummation
Of the scheme has been delayed
since that time for political reasons.
The protective policy OF the Aus
trian'and Hungarian governments
Is being carrled 10 such lengths as
to regard this material barrier 70 CON-
nierce as worth preserving. In
1883 the project was again taken up
ans the Vienna conference OF June
9Th resulted In ultimate harmony Of
understanding among the nations
Interested.
The tremendous difficulties Of this
great work may be imagined from
the fact that the whirlpool rapids
pour through defile only $50 feet
wide and 500 feet long, with a fall
Of fifteen feet and n velocity Of ten
10 fifteen feet a second, its course
being troubled by a number Of reefs
and lodges This terror 10 naviga-
tors was only partly removed by
the cutting OF \ channel through
for river steamers, and the plan
which was finally approved and
adopted for clearing the course OF
the river WIS worked eut by an
American engineer, McAlpine, who
died In Amefica a short time ago.
The result OF the operation is swat
ed here with some eagerness.
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CRY or MENICO, Sept. I5.-The
anniversary Of the independence OF
Mexico was celehrlted today with
great pomp. The President opened
Congress tonight. In his speech
he said the country was at pelce in
ternally and externally. The Pan
American conference reports were
being studied; the government Of
the United States acted fairly In the
matter OF the invasion OF Lower
California; absolute neutrality was
preserved respecting the Central
America imbrogliO; New Zealand
had been excluded from the treaty
with England; an agency at Nok0-
hama was contemplated; the public
lands were being taken up rapidly;
the government has listened TO the
request Of the merchants and re-
ducvd taxation; railroad cOnstruc-
lion is making great progress.
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WEDNESDAY EVENING IL CITY, TERRITORY

the horse that il sdisauproves and
condemns" Kennedy,s speech. AM
directs the public printer 10 expnng,
u from the permanenpeOngressiona
The House refused-yeas S., nays
Hz-to order the previous question.
Bayne Pa again offered q rtso-
iailon referring the whole matter 70
tne judiciary COMMITTEES. The
clause requiring the committee to
report within three days was strick-
en- out and the resolution adopted
yeas l24, nays IS
Bouielle Mel, from the commit
tee on naval adair-, reported a reso-
igtton calling on the Secretary OF
the Navy for information Is b.
whe;he- the Bethlehem Iron Com
pany is using for manufacturing
steel gun fo.gings for the United
states navy ores imported from
Cuba, or from any other foreign
country also, whether ores suitable
for such mlnuflciure cannot he pro-
cured IN the United States. ADOPT
cd.
The Senate bill was pissed, OPEN
ing abaudoned military reserva-
,iors in Nevada 70 homestead en-
triss.
The Speaker announced the AZ
pointment Of the following c0nferees
on the tariff bill: Mckinley, Bur
rows, Bayne, Dingler, Mills, Ne
MILAN and Flower.
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4 Labor Platform.

BOsTOS, Sept. To- The Nassa-
chusetts labor party platform de-
mands, among other things, the ab
clifton Of the employment OF private
detectives in labor difficulties, and
making the discharge Of workmeu
for belonging b labor unions renal
oiiense; cities and towns should be
allowed 10 make and sell gas, ETC.,
and the transportation lines should
be owned by municipalities and the
State.
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The copnceiicui Democrats.

HARTFORD, Conn, Sept, IG.-Tht
democratic state convention met 10.
day. Congressman Springer (In.I
spoke briefly In support Of demo
cratic principles. The platform
Feafflrms :he principles Of the ma
tional party AMI cOndemns the re-
publican party for its attitude upon
the great questions affecting the
welfare Of the people; charges the
decline Of over one-half in farm
values in Connecticut TO the pre-
vailing tariff policy; denOuuces the
Mckinley bill; dennuuces the policy
Of Speaker Reed and the majority in
House; denOunces the election bill
As the most dangerous and revolu-
tiOnary measure ever devised; de-
clares for such reyisisn Of the tariff
as shall admit crude materials Of
manufacture free and tighten the
burdens upon the necessaries Of life.
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From Washington.

WAsHISGroS, Sept. Is. - The
population Of Colorado, according
10 the COUNT Of the Census Bureau,
is SO, $50. This Is n net increase
during the deea &c Of 2lG,Gls.
Representative Boothman. OF
Ohio, introduced in the House a
joint resolution which provides for
congressional districts in Ohio, and
also 10 secure to the electors
therein the right b choose MEM
bers Of the Fifty-second Congress
by the new congressional districts.
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THEIR DAYS WORK.
The Senate and House Of Represep.
taiiTes Occupied with Various
Subjects.
BLOWING UP The psNusE.s
iaoH GATE"
A Claimant 10 the Dover Right .s
Robert RAY HamiI,oa,s
Widow.
PRESIDENT DIsz OPENS mEs-
zoos CONGRESS.
Extraordinary Acciiesi in Which
Tie Electric Wire Plays its
Deadly Part.
BLOWING UP TIE osHuaE.s
iaoH GATE"
PRESIDENT DIEz OPENS mes-
zoos CONGRESS.
% rs'osressss IzsS. sa.l
CoNGREssIoNAI..
Proceedings OF Yesterday In the
Two Houses

Two Houses
WAsHISGToS, Sept. I6.-Vice.
President Morton presided i'm the
Senate today. The following bill,
we're passed; Tho nate bin an.
tho.iEing the librarian Of Congress
% purchase at not exceeding SD. 900
Iownsends Library Of National.
State and Individual records, con-
corning the origin, pIogress and
consequences OF the civil war; the
senate bill TO grant the right OF wav
through public lands.
The conference reIort on the
railway lanJ forfeiture hill was ne.
sunied and Morgan continued his
argument against il. He spoke Of
Tue iirst section OF the bill as a mere
sham and prstense a. n forfeiture
Dill lt was nothing but a mere
political performances.
Bate also opposed the conference
report and asked where under the
Dill foUieitlre came.
Plumb said i: forfeited all lands
which, under the decision OF the
Supreme Court could be forfeited. Il
forfeited somewhere between seven
and ten million acre.. It Confirmed
not n single acre to any railroad
company, anu did not disturbe the
status OF any acre granted 10 the
railroad companies, except by ter
minaung the right OF the companies
20 build any more Of their roads,a
by forfeiiing grants opposite TO I'M
finished portions.
a vote was then taken, and the
conference report was agreed to
yeas 80 nays ia strictly party
vote.
The House anti-lOllery bill was
then, on motion Of Sawyer. taken
Rom the calendar and passed with
out word Of dis -u.stou.
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Troy, Sept. l6.-The counsel FOL
tie New York Central has the con
LESSONS OF Reid, Cain and Buell. as
10 the wreclsing OF the Montreal eS-
press September 9Th. They claim
that they devised the scheme solely
on their responsible lity, and that II
was not advocated at a Knights Of
Labor meeting. Their sole purpose
was 10 injure the railroad company,
anu they did not stop TO think
whether the first train along was a
passenger or a freight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-17

NEw YORK, Sept. l6.-James G.
Cariln, Chicago bOolmaker. who
has been stopping at tlie Hotel Ven
dome, has been in the habit Of keeT
ing his money box in his r0ou over
night. Holman, the manager, adj
visesi him 10 lock II IN in the hotel
safe. Carlin did this lat night, md
this morrlp, when the box was
handed TO him out Of the safe he was
Mortified 10 fina that the Sl2,0JO 1t
had contained was gOne. The police
are working on the case.
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A Cinrinna,I Eioprment.

CINCINNATI, Sept l6.-A sensa-
ton was created today by the filing
Of suit for divorce by Mrs. Simon
l.. Obermeyer. She alleges that her
husband, wealthy manufacturer,
eloped 10 Chicago with Sister So
phia, Of the Rel Cr1ss Society, and
married her. This creates surprise,
because 1t was not known that Mr.
Obemeyer WAS m1rried man pre-
viOus 10 his exhibition Of gratitude
10y marrying Sister Sophia, who has
nursei him nj the Red Crcss Hos
pital.
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The Deadly wire.

New YORK, Sept. I6.-One Of the
most singular accidents OF the long
list resulting from contact with the
deadly Overhanging electric wires,
occurred on Saturday last 10 Master
Charles Il. Young, sixteen years
old, a son Of G.. W. Young. vice
superintendent Of she Maritime Tx
change. He came in contact with "a
dangling electric telegraph wire on
Pearl Street, near Maiden Lane.
The wire caught Master Young tirst
dpUn the skull ami en-, and then.
supported by the lObe Of the latter
organ, pressed diagonally across the
beast and un Ter the left ear. The
ear and skin covering the skull were
burned as II a red hot iron had
been put TO them. Tue sick coat
worn by the boy had a seam burned
/ into Ii clear across the breast and the
arm Il badly scOrched and burned.
The shock knocked Master Young
down upon his knees and he rolled
over into the gutter and
LAY IN TIE MUD
for a few minutes, when an italian
fruit petldler on the opposite side Of
the street saw him get up and walk
away. Not knowing at the time
what had happened 10 him the in
jured lad found his way home. IL
was on his arrival at his PARENTS
home that the shock Of the electric
wires began b manifest itself In the
strange actions ami speech " the
boy. He came in saying: elbows
business? I've been struck by elec-
tricity. What time Of day i II, and
what day OF the month";"
He told his sister in one breath
that he had been struck senseless
and in another fatty denied IL. They
could not elicit anything from him,
aud when he made an assertion IL
was cOntraiicted by him directly
afterwards. DIR. Charles B. Tucker,
Que of the best known physicians Of
Brooklyn, was summoned and gave
the boy a mild opiaie, which had
the effect Of putting him 10 sleep.
He awOke Sunday morning aud his
mind was still wandering, but yes-
terday he recovered his senses and
thong h not as well a. usual was n
tiOnal.
DR.. Tucker says u was one Of the
strangest cases he had ever heard Of,
The only theory he could advance
was that the wire gave the boys
brain a shock at the poiui where II
touched the skull.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-17
Depsw on Agricultural Depression.

SYRACUSE, Sept. l6.-Chauneey
NJ. DeDew addressed n large audi
ence at the State Fair today. In
the course OF his speech, referring
20 the recent agricultural depres-
sion, besides n largely increased
prolu-tion, he found a further cause
for q in the attempts Of speculatOus
t. corner markets. In view 81 the
depression brought about by these
causes, IL becomes the highest duty
Of the American statesman ard
American farmer TO look about for
remedies. The first act should be
10 inteIligently organize. In the
present condition Of the world or
gauizltion l. n necessity Of exist
ence. Capital organizes In corpora-
tons, labor organizes in trades-
unions, manufacturers organize for
prOtecti0n-the farmers alone have
Jailed to unite in any effectual and
practical way. In conclusion Depew
said: SIN my Judgment we are near
the bottom Of the agricultural de-
preston, aud will soon begin 10
climb up the other side"
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Eriessou.- Remains

STOCKHOLM, Sept. l6.-The body
Of Ericsson was today, after i'm
pressive ceremonies, deposited In
the chapel at Filipstad which was
erected especially for Its reception
in the ABIDING cemetery, which j.
the finest in Sweden. The Officers
Of the war ship BaltiHiore are being
feted on all sides. The King re-
ceived them today and they were
given prominent places at the gala
opera performance tonight for the
American officers. The orchestra
played the American anthem and
The audience rose en- masSe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-17

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rhr kuItan.- prrree.

ZANZIBAR, Sept l6.-Travelers
from the coast confirm the report o:
the issue Of 4 decree by the ArmOns
at BagamoyO authorizing traffic In
slaves.
LONDON, Sept i5.-The Pod says:
The Saltan's decree, prohibiting
slave traffic, does not operate in
German Territory. Germany never
had any intention OF unqaaiifeiiy
abolishing all forms Of slavery. The
ReIchstag agreed that measures
should be taken only by degrees,
with due regard TO the existing order
OF things.
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HaallN Hrnlsrtl.

New YORK, Sept. l6.-Tommy
Kelley, the champion l05-pound
man OF America, and Tommy Rus.
sell Of Harlem fought eleven rounds
TO n finish, in Hoboken tonight.
Only two minutes OF the last round
was fought, but Russell by that time
was such a pltiabie looking object
that the crowd begged the referee u
give a decision. Kelley did not
have a marx on him.
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Arrcst of 4iIItIn CAPTAINS.

NEW YoRR, Sept. iB.-Colonel
John I. Camp 81 the Twenty-second
Regiment, ordered the arrest OF six
OF the captains Of the regiment yes
ter,lay afternoon, charging that
they had entered into n conspiracy
10 have him cOurt-martialed ~. nj.
legged non-accounting for funds re-
ceived for old uniforms. The cap
tains are among the most prominent
men in the regiment, namely:
Nathaniel Il. ThuIston, commander
Of Company l.; George +. i. Hart,
Company X; James Wells Finch,
Company II; George Il. Demorest,
Company q; William T. Preece,
Company a; and William J.
AmaidhOn, Company Il.
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ACAbInet Resigns.

LONDON, Sept. l6.-A dispatch 10
the daily Nelrs from Lisbon says:
The Portuguese cabinet has re-
signed. The excitement over the
English treaty continues and there
have been riOtOus demonstrations.
1t il rum0red that an English man
ofwar has arrived, and the officers
and men xhO landed were attacked
By n mob and compelled TO re-sm-
bark.
A Lisbon correspondent Of the
TINES says there are various rumors
concerning changes in the cabinet,
but only Senior RibeirO has re
signed.
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lrhere mar h. nersors in ihls -

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Pneumonia and Bronchtfis Carp
OF One-thi.d OF the
Human Race.

II Is not generally known that
Pneumonia AMI Bronchitis carry
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such are the facts, and what Is more
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Auo.t OF Negroes Poisoned.

BIRNuSGIIAM, Ala, Sept. L.
One hundred negroes were poisoned
Sunday at a barbacle in Dallas
County, winding up a big revival
meeting. Eight have Died aud
many Others are seriously III. IL Is
feared that several more will die.
An analysis Of the harbecued pork
disclosed traces Of arsenic, The
coroner Is investigating.
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Asehssner Lost.

ASHLAND, Wis, Sept. l6.-The
steamer Charles Afe5ard arrived he r
today and reports the loss OF the
schooner Zen BTiaE, with n crew OF
five men, on the rOcks OF Eagle
Harbor, Lake SUPERIOR. TIE crew
is supposed 10 have b, en- drowned.
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sEiiIianl,- .rs,raIi. a iI-rb I-Ili.-

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Disorder 4, Switzerland.

BERNE, sept. I5.-TrOops have
been dispatched b. resserete 10 aid
in dispensing the armed men assem-
hled there. Additional reinforce
ments viii probably lie required.
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More Armenian outraEcs.

LONDON, Sept. lG. - The Daily
NeiCs published further particulars
Of tine Outragcs in Armenia. IL s1ys
the most terrible scores are constant
~ witnessed in Al,.lsoni.
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CUTTING SUCH TIMER,

may plead that /. was cut for agri-
cultural or mining purposes. AfteI
some LITIGATION this was agreed
%.
Mauderson moved 70 add a new
section setting apart the Anette Is
lands, ia the Alexander Archipc.
lago, in southeastern Alaska, as 4
reservation for the use Of the Asella-
kahtla Indians, recently emigrated
from British Columbia 10 Alaska,
and such other Alaskan natives as
may join them. Agreed 10.
The substitute was then agreed 81
and the bill passed.
The Senate bill 10 establish n
Uritej States lani court was laid
side until tomorrow and the Sen
ate adjourned.