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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-05
The American nIncmcn.

BERLIN, July THE American
riilemen today gave n concert and
Ii;erwarl q brilliant banquet q,
f'c==ThUG. Among the guests were
United States Minister PHELPS
aud wife. Walter uLtr,eh
aud wife, a. Comptroller John
Jay, many iealiug American
residents and a Humtvr Of nutei
German mGFSsuaH. MI. PhUlp-.
-PeaSlug Go The ysast 81 President
Harrison, sa.i tia. .NM E.g.,'.
danger aru,v ir M h.c immense lat
egll prosperity. President Harrison
ruled the richestand strongest nation
on the globe. From his lofty sta
ton he saw more clearly than any
one else the full sweep OF its inCrea =
ing prosperity. He was neither
dczzlet nor shaken. lie kept his
post Is rugged and firm as Wash
iugt0n, stunning the tempting
aths Of popularity and keeping the
puritan simplicity Of our fathers
days. Referring To the estimate that
Si5j, uln,IJh was spent hy Amer!-
ans yearly travelling ia Europe.
lac said that although nothing tire
CustOm-hOusc en- show was "a return
lvwarI, Yet there was certain IT,
Wacd in the amEier knowledge ami
experience game! which the Amer
leans turn g. use. Alludins TO
American home life as the selectest
and purest sn earth, tine speaker said
ne thought, however. that travellers
would find that the Germans made
home life fuller, taking their fam
lilies into their pleasures aud
amgsementS, and many taking
them into their business. Chief
Burgomaster Sorckenbeck made n
speech during which he bestowed
eucOmiums on Mr.. Bancroft, tine
historian.
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AnArrnnnnt,s morribIc ncnth

ST. LOUIS, July "A special 10
the Republic from BearIstown, III,
says: Professor Samuel Black, the
acrOnaut, met with n horrible death
at that place this afternoon. When
at n height Of 100 feet he signaled
that he was about TO descend, but
something seemed 10 have gone
wrong with his parachute. 4 few
minutes later a stream Of smoke
was seen Issuing from the parachute
which in few seconds burst into
flames, severing the parachute from
the balloon, aud the a,ronaut was
seen falling through the air with
frightful speed. An hour later the
body was found horribly mangled,
about two miles from the place
OF ascent. 10 is supposed the para
chute caught fire from the sparks
from a mill near by.
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II the matter Of the Estate us Elra.r.
". y. Moses. deceased.
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ST. PAUL, July IA Spokane
Fails, Washington. special says:
Horse thieves maze grand iJuuu
Up in eastern Washington and nor.
thernIdahU during the past few days.
The plan Of operations indicates
that they have a regularly organ
iz-, band. with leaders. On Satur-
day and Sunday last they rendez-
voused near this city and got away
with 800 head OF horses, going TO-
ward British Columbia through the
Flathead Indian country. In the
northwestern territory a Walla Wal
IA farmer reports the loss DISCO head.
They were traced 10 within a few
miles Of the Spokane Falls. VIM.
Lewis Of Cheney lost a stallion for
which he recently paid $1,000. y
large number OF ranchers have or
ganized fDr the pursuit Of the
thieves, but with little hope Of sue
cess, as they have 4 good start. 4
battle Is sure to occur If the Pursuers
overtake the thieves.
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tlosr OF ogden. carnival.

OGDES, July THE carnival is
closing in a blaze Of glory, and a.
soon aS the grand hail now going on
has concluded, the Rocky Mountain
carnival viii bc thing Of the past.
Today there was tourney, in which
knights anu cowboys participated,
the former being victorious 10y two
points only. A grand Pyrotechnic
display and the street parade We're
the granieSt scene ever witnessed
in the Territory. A1ancy InasFe d
ball ut the carnival palace was
largely attended. The costumes
were gorgeous. At II O'Clock Il
was found cut that Rex II. was
John q. Cannon, one Of the Sand
ard owners Of this city, and one Of
the best known men in Utah. The
queen is Miss Anderson, also OF
Ogden, one OF the most beautiful
adigs in the city.
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CHICAGO, July "A local paper
says; The identity Of the com
uany' in the well-knowu board OF
Trade firm, 7. NJ. Baxter d Co, has
always been q mystery. 70 NAV be
cleared up tomorrow, when 5Irs.
Jennie N. Jewett, 4 South Side So
cieiy lady,will file . bill for a receiver
ana accounting. Mn. J-wett H.
se:is that she Is the company, She
is the wife Of Ernest 4. Jeyveff
assistant general manager Of the
Puiiman Palace Car Co. In the
bill sine alleges that three years ago
she paid Baxter $1,000 Cor one. fifth
interest IN his business, aud though
II has returned 4 profit between
- rsD1 and Slln,UpJ since that time.
she has received no returns on the
Investment. For this reason, her A.
toTney says, she will apply lOl n
receiver and accounting
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GALE On LAKE MICHIGAN.
: Rough Experience Among ys.-
~ri~ Lives LOST.

CuTCAGJ, July IA terrific gale
prevailed yu Lake Michigan list
night ami to-day, and much
damage Was done Ia shipping. There
were, however, fortunately Few
casualties. Oil ycsSeimvn say the
storm Wa the wurst for this season
he ever knew. = nambvr OF vessels
uut OFT last night in spite OF warn
iu- signals, anu most u them were
cu.uucllcd Ia beat back 10 port as
hest they could. The schooner
Gladiator was clVsized and her com
manucr Captain T0rutOnl drowned.
Tine steamship Gig Of Chicago left
early last evening for Grand Haven
with about @ thousand passengers on
hoard. She Ind made about twen-
ty-fivC mikes when the captain
found himself obliged to put about
AMI run for Chicago. After terrific
experience in the Wild seas
the steamer managed 10 reach her
deck. TIE schooner Maid when
enicavoring t1 make fUr calm water,
Just outside the hraakwalcr, where
a numbeU Uf vessels were anchored,
was thrown 10y the heavy sea
into collision with a lot OF other
sch00ug.s. One seaman was lost and
all three vessels met with slight dam
are.
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CIoudbnrst in Tenns.

NANHORS, Tex, July "A re-
marhable cloudburst in the noun
tain stopped traffic on the Texas
Pacific today. a train coming from
Fl PassO near here ran into an
enormous flood Of water, which had
spread eight miles over the valley
and completely inundated this town.
The track ahead is all washed out
The flood came almost without
warning, although il had been rain
Ing heavy in the mountains for
many hours.
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SCcreted Manuscripts.

IL is reported Of our English an
cestors that they hal a way Of Sc
creting valuable MANUSCRIPTS. and
concerning that vas. collection 81
state peVsrs Of Thurl1e, the sccru-
tary Of Cromwell collection %
seventy VOLUMES NJ least in the
original manuscript is rec Ird
that Il came 10 light IN q very
strange way, accidentally falling
out Of the false ceilip. 81 some
chambers in Linc0ln's Inn. Mem
ton i also made OF other certain
treasures in that line being found in
the secret drawer Of n chest that had
passed through many hands before
the secret came OUT.
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CRY Oh AIENICu. July THE
o-Tcici GG-ct,c publishes q telegram
irum Conceal Ezs,a,. provisional
President nf san Salvador. auuOuuc-
ing his taking possession IL the
presidency ai,'a- the death uf Cen
cEal McneLcz, ho was s5iiyE while
do:cnsiGg tire presidency. ire-i-
dent piaE has sent = dispatch ac-
knOwiJUgiuS the TELEGRAM. and
there Is 20 GOubt that Mexico will
rccOEniz- the new order OF things.
The IT tHlrcTslH publishes q sen>a-
u0nIi article on san SalvadQs iu
which % j. resulted THAT Neueiez
died riddles with bullets.
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Dreadful Roar Accident.

PIITsBURG, July this after
noon, John Thompson, his wife and
li-year Old girl, Bessie, and Richar!
Smith, wife and three children,
started 10 row across the Gi0ghe-
CHENEY River at MckeespCrt.
When the middle Of the river was
reached the boat was upset. Mr..
smith and Bessie Smith and Nir.
Thompson and daughter. were
drowned. Robert. the iS-year-
old son Of Mrs. smith, dragged
his mother tD the boat and
she and her infant child were sup
ported 10y the brave boy until help
arrived. Mrs. Thompson also saved
herself by clinging to the boat.
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nenth nrmnn. Il. Tnrkcr.

RICliMOND, Va, July 4.-The
Hon. Beverley Tucker died here this
evening. He was born ut Win
chester, Va, Juse Sth. 1872, and
was, Perhaps, rs well known per-
s1nally 70 the leading politicians
throughout the country rs any man
Of this time. He was n nephew OF
John Randolph, OF Roanoke. He
was editor OF the Washington Sen
tiHei from 1853 to 1855, aud consul %
Liverpool under buchanan. He
visited England and Canada dur
ing the war on n special mission for
the federal government. Since 1870
he has resided almost continually in
Washington.
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IInIr stnrre,I and sirI..

NEW ORLEANS, July {. The
steamship Professor KJTse, after ten
days detention at quarantine, n
rived today, having on board 80
half starved and sick labOreTs, most
" Italians, who have been working
on 7 plantation In Honduras since
April, with little food and made
quate shelter. The health officer
reported that a full investigation
shows many cases Of sickness, but
all are suffering with malarial or
nilioss fevers. Careful invesuga-
ton proved to the satisfaction OF the
health board that there was no con-
tagious disease on board.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-05

ASHLAND. Wis, July IA fire
occurred in the Columbus audH0c's-
ing Valley coal dock this evening.
Ii caused a hes Of STl,upr. The
iremen were out On the tramway
TO get at the fire when the supports
gave way. George Tanton was
killed and three others badly injured,
Of whom two will probably die.
Two hundred and thirty feet Of
dock including three coal towers
were burned.
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LONDON, July 4.-Lord Salisbury
announced in the House OF Lords
touay that the Anylo-Germnn agree
hleht was signed on Tuesday. He
Iaoiei the bill affirming the ce-sion Of
hellSgland. DE said the agreement
ilaue the inhabitants Of Heligolaud
Suijsct 10 German laws, special elS-
cepiion being made in the case OF
'hose now living, who would not be
SUBJECT 10 CONSUMPTION. The bill
passed the iirst reading.
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NEW ORLEANS, July "A san
Antonio, Texas, special says: InfOr-
nation was received here today
Of the consummation Of the biggest
land trade in the history Of the
American continent. The parties
70 the contract We're John Hancock
OF Austin and ROber. Summerlin OF
san Antonio, acting for the owners,
and representatives of the English
and Holland syndicate. The land
lies al In one body In the State ot
Tamanlipas, Mexico, and comprises
between 5,O00,000 and 6,O01,010
acres and also 5000 head Of cattle.
The terms are private.
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rrore..or ,.ehan.. E.p.rIcnrc

My little girl, aged seven years.
was afflicted with n severe c8uEh
aud cold. She cuuld not sleep. but
cOughed almost iuCpssautly. / was
inaucei ty 2 friend b try Ch1m-
berlain's Cough Remedy aud Was
astOnished at the immediate relief
i gave and the cure it produced
| have tried many remedies for
coughs ana colds, Tut this Is su-
perior 20 any ~ them.-Prbf. !. VI.
Mehnn, Capital City Commercial
COLLEGE, Drs MOines, Iowa. For
sale by 4. C. y. /. Drug Depart
ment.
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4 shooting ARRAY.

TENAEKASA, Ark, July AT
Garden City, last night, during a
dispute between Edward Brennan
anu a man named Bernard, the
former was fatally stabbed by Ber-
narI. Brennan drew n pistol to
shoot Bernard, when a third man,
name unknown, tried to get posses
sion Of the pistol. Brennan's wife
ran out Of the house with a rifle and
fired at the peacemaker, inilictiDg
fatal wounds.
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CONSTANT NOBLE, July IA ST.
rioUs conflict between Turks ami
AonteneSrins has occurred near
the Lake Of Scutare. The Turks
were the aggressOrs. The British
Charge d Afiairus has protested
to the Porte against the danger Of
allowing the reign Of anarchists in
Armenil 20 continue.
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CAMERON, No, July during
the celebration tonight some fire.
works exploded pnematurely, injur-
Ing three persons badly. Major
Liudner had his leg broken. Miss
HALEY was seriously burned on the
arms, and Fred Williams was badly
burned.
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LOUISVILLE, July s.-About S
O'Clock this evening the north bound
express on the Louisville Southern
Railway struck a wagon containing
twenty-oue persons returning from
n picnic, at Preston Street crossing.
just beyond the city limits. Frank
Pratt, aged 81, was instantly killei
and the remaining sixteen were all
more or less seriously injured.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Prohatc Court On and for salt Lake
County, Territory OF Jt.L
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EAST SAGINAW, Ne, July T.
The Kinney hotel, a two story brick
structure, was set on fire this after
noon by the lighting Of fire crackers
IN bed room. James Benhan.agc
>, was burned tD death. John
Miller was probably fatally burned,
and four other men sustained pain
iul injuries. The VeCuniary loss is
small.
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PARIS, July i.-Ibe American
Art Students Association today re-
eeived a flag which was sent by
President Harrison. Reid, United
States minister, made the presenta-
ton. Mr. Anderson, president Of
the association, delivered an Grafton,
and Mr.. Reid aud General Porter
replied. Six hundred and fifty
guests were present Anderson
expressed the students sense Of
Rsid's kindness in presenting with
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NEW YORK, July IA London
cabivgram to the To'icg Gol-.tts say:
y. Fox POSTED s!OIb To-Day for q
fight Observation-Disclosures q Slayin,
LpEaon prize ring rules, S2jlO 10
500 a side. The Pelican Club today
agreed 20 offer "a purse % 5000 for
fight between Dixon ami McCarthy.
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National Council Of Education.

ST. PAUL, Mimi. Juiy 4-The
National Council Of Education br-
gan four days session this morn
inS. President Peabody Of Cham
psign. ILL.,, a'.4ra5sei the cUunril on
patriotism among American Young
people. The regular programme
was begun 10y the presentation Of
report on school Superintendent in
The cities hy tie Rev. DR.. +. +.
White u Ohio, chairman Of the
committee on city schools.
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4 New COMPANY.

NEW YORK. July "A cDsuauy
was incorporated in Newark today
called the Company Metaliurgica
Mexicana. The objects are 20 have
places If business At Newark. New
York. Mexico and Texas 10 smelt
and refine silver and other metals,
mine ORES and other minerals, traus-
port AMI store coal and deal i'm AMI
hoii real estate. Capital 5000. 900.
Of which $1,000 is paid in.
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MILFORD, y. J., July 4-There
was cloudburst near here this af-
teruOon. 4 heavy rainfall con-
tinued for two hours and a half.
causing the creek ut the east end OF
the town 70 overflow itsblnks. The
water rushed through the town DO
ing much damage.
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Trial of NihirIsis.

PARIS, July THE trial Of the
n,hil.sts arrested some time ago
opened today. The prisoners main
ain that they were solely engaged
in the study OF chemistry, aud were
the victims Of an agent who has
ui.anu,ar.d.
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The Fourth at Portland. Nc.

PoETLAND, Me, July i.-The
Fourth Of July celebration, given
in honor Of Potomac, was Z grga;
success. The big parade Of the city
and State military and civic organi-
cations was reviewed 10y Governor
Thurman and other officers. Fire
works filed the evening.
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: Denver Tragedy.

denver. July 4.-John SnOoks.
q butcher employed at the Union
Stocl; Yarls slaughter house, had a
quarrel with foreman Joyce.
SHOCKS was discharged and elected
rom the house. He went away. re-
turned in a Few minutes with a
Winchester rifle, and pointing it
through window orGeIed the
foreman 20 mold up his hands.
Joyce ran out OF the door, uisaTmed
SnOoks and plunged a butcher knife
through his heart and then through
tine neck, almost severing the head.
He diei instantly. Joyce was ar
rested and is in jail.
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Letter Carrier National Confer.
ence.

NEW YORK, July THE nation.
al conference Of letter carriers was
held here today. The object Of the
conference i 10 further the interests
~ the letter carriers in general, par
'ticularlyresarding the increase Of the
salary bill now pending in Congress.
Forty representatives were present
from New York, Brooklyn, jersey
City, Newark, Albany, Providence,
Buffalo, Milwaukee, Chicago, Phil
adelphia ami san Francisco. The
National Association, il was decided.
should secure q charter. and the
maximum fee for admission Tor
local councils shall be s..
The following resolution passed:
"Thst any lcgislitiOn affecting the
pay Of the letter carriers should he
on basis Of $50 for the first year,
$500 for the second, 5000 for the
third, aud $500 after that for cities
Of the first class, and for cities Of the
second class $500, $3.50 and $1,000
for the first, second and third years
rgspeCtively.n
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ncnIrd DRAMATICALLY,

PANAMA, July 4.-The published
report announcing tine collapse Of
negotiations between Lieutenant
Wiese and The Columbian govern
ment for the renewal OF the pauafr a
Canal concessions, IS positively de
MED.
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Armenian Christians Grievances

COSsTASTINOPLE, July Am
Armenian patriarch has sent 10 the
Sultan a note giving details Of the
grievances Of Armenian Christians.
They have been arrested on mere
suspicion OF wrong-doing, their
churches have been profaned. and
other Outrages committed against
them. He will resign the patriarch
ate unless the grievances COM
planned Of are remediei and justice
done.
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Bank shares

BUENOs AYREs, July lowing
to the suspension Of the payment OF
dividends, national bank shares fell
almost TO par, but on account Of the
purchases yesterday on behalf Of
London Spectators, they rose and
are quoted forty per cent. premium.
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His Eeutafus.

CRACOw, July 1.-The remains
OF tine Polish poet, Mickeewiez,
which were received from France,
were Te-antcrred here to-day. The
ceremony was witnessed 10y depu-
tatiOn REPRESENTING the WEO!e Of
Europe aud one deputation from
America. Count Tarnowski de-
liveTed y touching Grafton.
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CHEAP HOMES
IN MEXICO.

FOR VERY DESIRABLE LANDS,
Both Agricultural and GrAE1nE. IN
Northern chihuahua. near Colony DiaT.
For fun particulars. spply to DEsERET
NEWS once, or ". Derby johnson, Jr.,
Colony Dis=, Carton Galssna, Chihuahus.
E,1ioo. drSwt.
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NI.N YORK. July /. - Ei-hoa
NUi!Tcigh. Of Suriuam. Will slil
hence tomorrow on the steamship
hottcrdlHI. The bishop lias made =
stuiy Of leprCsy, and IS uu MS way
20 New Guinea, where H- Intends 10
found "a hos itaI .o- IlIvIs.
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WIG rnr,Ier ami snicI,Ic.

New York, July i.-HenTy Col
willie, a dissolute painter, today
stabbed his wife seven times and
fed. She is in 4 critical condition.
Tonight Colville was found in the
park bleeding to death from wounds
inflicted by his own hands.
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denver, July 4.-The Denver
chemical paint works in the west Of
Denver, together with n hundred
and fifty feet Of the LariEler stree:
viaduct city cable railway, were
burned tonight. Loss, SS75, 900,
nartly insured.
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FOOLS RUSH IN. ETC.
Another Attempt TO eros, the
Whirlpool Rapids Nearly
Costs a Life.
OPENING OF pErvER.s nry
MASONIC TEMPLE.
Horse Thieves Have a Great Time
in Eastern Washington and
Northern Idaho.
ACCIDENTS WHILE cELesas1-
ING THE FOURTH.
4 Remarkable CIoudhurst Happens
is feHes. Domestic Tragedy
in New York.
ACCIDENTS WHILE cELEsRs1.
ING THE FOURTH.
~ Telegraph 10 the NEWS
COURTING DEATH.
Another FcoihRrdy Attempt e.
swim Tne NFhfrfnoaI Zanf,.s


NIAGARA FALLS, July John
l.. SCules Of Muskegan, Michigan.
today attempted to swim the whirl-
pool rapids. Samuel Smith, OF
LOuistOn, y. Y, was to have gone
through with him in a rowboa.
hut funked. Hundreds Of people
were on the bridge and land. Soulcs
entered the water at Sis pm. near
Cautilover bridge, on the Canadian
side. clad in wool shirt ami trunks.
and cork vest. At 300 he came
around the abutments Of the bridge
and was tossed like a cork in the vol
sme Of water which there forced its
way through the gorge. When he
escaped this current he had COM
naratively easy time To the railway
suspension bridge, at which the
swift current once more caught him
and swept him under the bridge Ike
a flash. Below this bridge there are
two large rocks. \ breaker carried
him over one and the spectators ex-
pected to see him
DASHED AGAINST THE OTHER
and killed. Luck favored him, how
ever, the current swinging HIM
Partially round, and hepuShed away
from the rock with his hand. Then
another large breaker caused him 20
turn n sUmmersault, suJmer.ing
him fog short time, and then keep.
ing him stationary in the eddy. The
spectators thought lac was gone, but
h" soon swan out aud, when near
the whirlpool rapids, the in
cline railway was washed into
the eddy near the shore. with the
assistance Of several spectators he /
scrambled out on the rocks IN =
greatly exhausted condition. lie
had cut on the left foot and q ter
rible cash on the left leg above the
knee, which disabled him 50 that |
ne could not walk. These injuries |
he received when he dashed against
a big rock. He said, however, that |
he would continue his trip through
the whirlpool IL his manager would |
consent. but the later refused. |, |
Is fortunate for Sgules that he was |
washed ashore, for had he gone |
through the whirlpool IN his con-
uition he would surely have been I
killed.
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Corner Stone Layin=at nrnyer.

DENVER, July i.-The corner
stone Of the new capitol building
was laid here today by the =. +. 4;
y. NJ. Of Colorado, with most i'm
pressive ceremonies. EN-COngress-
man Bedford made the addngss on
behalf OF the State. 1t was a master
piece OF oTatory-