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A CREW DROWNED.
Five Hundred Lives Lost By the
Foandering Of a Turkish
Nan-Of-War.
A CASE OF LEPRosY AT PITTS
BURG. Pa
Yesterdays Business In the House
Of Representatives Not
Straight Sailing.
a HUGE TELESCOPE FoR SOUTH
ERIN CALIFORNIA.
Silver and Bond Purchases by the
Treasury.-The Strikers
in Sydney
a HUGE TELESCOPE FoR SOUTH
ERIN CALIFORNIA.
TO the NKws.l
1--WE HUNDRED Persisted.
A Turkish Man-of-war Founders nj
Seas Natery Graves

A Turkish Man-ofWar Founders nj
Sea: Natery Graves
LONDON, Sept. I0.-Advices from
Hioga state that the Turkish mar
of-war Ert0grduR, fOuRdered at
sea, and 500 Of her crew were
drowned.
The advices from Hiago state that
the mail steamer Ausdschi MdrII
was lost or Cochin and all her
crew, with the exception Of one ia
panese, we're drowned.
The E0tCgrduk was a wooden
frigate of 1884 tons, mounted forty
one guns OF small Caliber and was
built in 1858. Osman Pasha and
Ali Pasha, ENJOYS Of the Sultan 10
the Emperor Of japan, were among
the drowned.
Osman Pasha, whose victory over
the Russians at Plevna gave him
high rank as a fighting general, had
been on an official visit TO Japan,
having been intrasted with n special
mission from the Sultan TO the
MikadC- The progress OF
TIT LAN9itFAul EllAIG HAlt lcll
Constaniinople for the East
many months ago had been most
ludicrous. Leaving Turkey short OF
money, it was understood that sup
plies were 10 be sent her TO the
ports al which she was 10 coal, with
the result that her sojUurn on the
countries was indefinitely prolonged,
as the officers at home were unable
TO keep their promises. In this way
she lost some Of her crew, and her
officers were many times on the
verge Of rebellion, induced by
starvation, while the Governors Of
the cities visited refused To remit
hRrbOr dues ana grant other priv
leges OF right due her as n Turkish
man-Of-war, on the ground that,
while she was sailing in that charac-
ter, there was not powder enough
on board 10 enable her crew TO fire
the regulation salutes.
After many adventures, only
worthy ofopera bOufIe, the ErtogrdIl
finally arrived in japanese waters
and was on her return voyage when
the disaster occurred.
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Probable war win Honduras.

san JUAN DEL SUR, Nicaragua,
Sept. I9.-The large purchase OF
arms and ammunition by the Mic
araguan government in New YORK
Is believed here to indicate an early
war with Honduras The relations
between the two governments have
been strained for some time and the
6eeliRg has been intensified by the
late war between Salvador and
Guatemala Ii Is a notorious TACT
that many towns in Honduras are
endeavoring 10 annex themselves
10 Nicaragua and that many PROM
inent military men from Honduras
now in Nicaragua are ripe for war
with BOoran. The government OF
De Sagasta Is looked upon as all
that can be desired, and no revoiu-
ton Is feared In Nicaragua
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MONTREAL, Sept. I9.-The case
Of II. y. O'Brien, charged with
circulating an untrue story about
Prince George being arrested here
in a questionable quarter Of the city,
was continued this afternoon in the
police court before Judge Desneyar.
O,Brien has retained the services
Of seven leading lawyers in Mon
treaI. High Constable Bissonnette
t0iay affirmed definitely that
O,Brien was not arrested on Mon
day. as stated in several papers, and
tomorrow O'Brien's solicitors will
enter action against the Nominal
Gasetts for $4,000 for making this
and other assertions
Prince George Is said TO have re-
garied the whole affair as a joke,
though the Queen has sent a dis
uatch TO Lord Stanley iDquiring
about the truth. The case was adj
! iourned until tomorrow.
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PITTsBURG, Sept. 19.-One Maj
sky, a Russian jew, was arrested
yesterday and placed in the central
station on n charge Of drunkenness.
He was found TO be suffering from n
peculiar ailment, but the police OIL
cers installing it, allowed the man
to sleep in the hospital department
at night This afternoon Mafsky
was examined by n CORPS Of physi-
clans, who united in pronouncing
his case one Of genuine leprusy. His
face 4 = terrible sight and his MEM
bers are eaten aways in several
places. Those who came In contact
with him are thoroughly alarmed.
Mafssy is supposed TO be the same
man who appeared like an aPfari-
ton in a little Ohio town, threw the
place into spSsms. and then disap-
peared. He is now in the pesthous=
and carefully isolated.
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WHY
povaI Baking Powder is
Absolutely Pure.

TIE Royal Baking Powder has been found to be the only baking
r that absolutely free from lime, phosPh'ie'' and all inju
impurities Prof Mott U, S Government chemist
the cause of this absolute purity It arises from the
of refining cream Of tartar perfected by the Royal
Powder Company and exclusively used in the manufacture
-, ROYAL and by which only chemically pure article be
I'D Prof Mott in his report says:
scientific fact that the Royal Baking Powder is absolutely
viii go stil further and state that because of the
that company have for obtaining perfectly pure of
and for other dependent upon the proper proper
the same and the method Of its preparation, the Royal
Powder IS undoubtedly the puTes and reliable baE
.--,r5srofered to thepublic.
HENRY a. MOTT, PHI D."
Late CEazifys u S. Go9-
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s,nn rnrnIIrn,nnucn.r.

PTT1sEURG, Pa, sept. l9.-IO
Lang. a chrisiiauiZed Chinamau,
today caused the arrest OF Charley
King, a Chinamau keeper Of n
gambling shop. Yo Lang has found
in the highlander paper, printed in
San Francisco, a reward offered by
Charley King Of $500 70 any man
bringing him Io Laus's head. No
Lang has been making determined
effort 10 break up Kings gambling
house, and this i supposed To be the
animus OF the offer. The hearing
comes or tomorrow. NO Lang
fears that he j. doomed, rs the
highbindeTs all over will be after
him.
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rrrnk nr Nnfnrr.

WINNIPBd, Man, Sept. ls.-
COW belonging 10 james Snider, Of
Raven lake, gave birth b a legles-
calf. It's body Is long with large
tail, by which II propels it-elf along;
its head and neck are natural and II
bawls and drinks milk, but in other
ways il resembles a large fish IL
has projections on each side resemO-
ling fins.
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,tur,iertn New Mexico.

DENVER. Sept. ia Santa Fe,
y. NJ. special: 4 special to Santa
Fe, y. NJ, from Chloride, Sierra
county, says Oscar p. Fatenhaiser,
80 years old, was shot and killed on
the eth instant while working at an
unknown mine n few miles from
Chloride, presumably by Indians
His body was brought into Chloride
yesterday.
The same day Fred Raumbach
was shot aud killed at Silver Noun
tain, some twelve miles from
Chloride. Ii Is presumed this was
also done by Indians. Moccasin
trails were noticed in the vicinity.
A posse has left Chloride to warn
the miners and get information Is
TO the killing Of both men.
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A n,naoTm TELESCOPE
For the University Of Southern
California: Length About sixty

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Sept. H.
The glass for the telescope for the
University Of Southern California
was unpacsed ye5tenday by Alvan
G.. Clark, in the presence Of Judge
widney Of Los Angeles, his son
Robert and several others. The
glass was found 10 be in perfect con-
diiion. Clark fondled Il rs though
he were raising an infant from a
cradle and, looking at il admiringly,
said: "What a beauty 1t Is. No one
ever saw its like" Widney's eyes
danced with pleasure a he looked
through it. He said he was perfect
" satisfied that It would he the big
gest AMI most peifect glass in the
world. 1t requires n couple Of years
more to finish il. When really il
will represent n value Of 500
Clark says the curve on one side i
almost perfect, but that the other
" i'll need n little cutting.
Ii has not yet been decided
whether 10 have the remainder Of
the work done here or In California.
The first process this new aud far
greatest lens ever attempted will
have TO undergo will he grinding TO
a proper curve. IL viii be placed in
a mill and made TO receive at a low
and uniform rate Of speed. The
finest Of sharp steel instruments
will cut out the surplus glass and
the shooting machine, moving IL n
CONSTANTLY CHANGING CURVE,
will be for months and months pass
ing over its surface before the lens
can lie utilized. During the time
it viii be tested, Perhlps hundred
Of times, by the aid Of a silver mir
ror, till its proper focal power shall
have been established; red oxide OF
iron is used for grinding, and bees
wax brings out n perfect polish,
Even after the machines have dOns
all their fine work il will remain
for human fingers to complete tht
process.
The total length Of the telescops
canuot he decided upon until th'
focal rover Of the lens has beer
established, but il j. estimated thai
il will be between fifty and sixty
feet. Besides being an object glass
r Il is also n photograph glass The
largest astronomical photograph len
. previOusly made has been bu
twenty-fOur inches indiameterY anS
it is expected that the present on
will accomplish unheard oftriumph
in revealing the wonders OF tn
starry armament. Judge Widnel
said that through It the moon vii
look a. II only 100 miles away an,
I IL there are any cities or large build
I ings on its surface their pnesenc
will lie revealed through its aid
: The glass, Il is thought, will ais
settle the question as 10 the suppose
2 signals OF light which the lnhabI
; tants o. Mans are understood 10 b
! making to the people Of the EARTH
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MnnId b. Up win IL

CHICAGO, Sept. ls.-President
Gable OF the Rock Island road said
today that not a dollar Of COLORADO
Midland stock was ever owned by
him or anyone connected with the
Rock Island road. They had several
opportunities 10 buy the Midland,
but lid not want ii. IL the Atchi-
son should secure control Of the Rio
Grand Western Il was his opinion
that the Denver 4 Rio Grande
would PARALLEL IL TO salt Lskc.
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nnIInr,i.. snow Imminent.

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Colorado Ticket.

DENVER, Colo, Sept. l9.-At this
mornings session Of the Republican
State convention John l.. ROutt, OF
ArapahOe County, received the
nomination for Governor; Judge
William Story, Ouray, Lieutenant.
Governor; John Fessler, Garfield
County, State Treasurer.
This afternoon the convention
completed the ticket, as follows;
Secretary Of State, +. J. Eaton, OF
Colorado Springs; Auditor, John
II. Henderson, Logan County; At
tOrney-Genenal, Samuel W. Jones,
Of Summit; Superintendent Of Pub
lie Instruction, Fred Dicks, OF Las
Animas.
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We desire to say 10 our ci:iIen,
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or that have given such universal
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price II satisfactory results do no
follow their use. These remedies
have won their great POPULARITY
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COLUMBIA, ;. G., Sept. l9.-The
republican State convention decided
today not to put any ticket IN the
field. y platform was adopted lie
nOuncing the suppression and pTos-
titution Of the ballot in South Caro-
lima; endorsing the administration
Of President Harrison; approving
the course OF Speaker Reed, and
regretting the failure Of the Senate
b pass the election bill.
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rhn rrinnce. RsheI.

LONDON, Sept. i9.-Adyices from
Occra state that the CTippee chiefs
have depOsed the governor Of the
Gold Coast 10 protest agains. the
transfer Of the country TO Ger
many.
The Crippees at Voice resisted
and defeated n German force, wound
ing several Of them.
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Len I,Imh d.

CITY OF MEXICO, Sept. "A
terrible accident happened today
on the Mexican Railroad near Rim
conada. Two passenger trains col
lided, ten persons being killed and
several Others injured.
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siI,cr nnd nend Pnrrha-es.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10. - The
amount OF silver offered 10 the treas
ury to-day was So, COO ounces; the
amount purchased i70, 900 at Sl.l5t
10 LIS ..
Offers Of q per cent bonds TO the
treasury yesterday aggregated $50,
$50. making the tot i so far SlS,5 O.
600. Prepayment Of interest on the
a. Yesterday amount 10 Sse9, p5i,
making the total thus far s., 093y e51.
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Our customers all speak highly in
praise Of St Patrick's Pills. They
arr the best.-BERRY BEJs., Carroll,
Nebraska For sale 10y 4. c. NJ. /
Drug Department..
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PARIS. Sept. I9.-LG Pair says:
Emperor William and the Emperor
OF Austria held n long debate on
the admission Of France into the
alliance with Germany, Austria AMI
italy
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VIESSA, Sept. ls.-The body of
n woman was exhumed at Sezgedine
today for autopsy. IL was found
that the woman had been buried
alive. and had given birth to a child
On the coffin.
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Inc Striker in sydney.

SYDNEY, Sept 1.-Two thousand
snecial constables have been en-
rolled. The labor conference mas
decided 10 call out the shearers ana
carriers next Wednerday.
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The best Thread for Hand or Ma
chine use Is Clark's "Aiile End
White thread wound on lack spools
For sale by ). KELLSER, New Dry
Goods Store, 205 and 20T 3, Main
Street. thr & sat
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SPRINGFIELD, Ills, Sep. ia
Charles Grumm, proprietor ola wine
house, last night in fit OF jealous
rage shot and killed his wife and
then ended his own life
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ROHNsTUCR, Sept. l9.-The army
maneuvers were concluded today.
Emperor William led the final at
tack. Emperor Francis Joseph was
with the army Of defense, which was
successful.
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Rurcheir-S aur,icr.

WOODsTOCK, Ont, Sept ls.-The
grand Jury this afternoon returned a
true oil agl,instJ Reginald Burchell
for the murder Of Frederick &. Ben
well. Tne trial begins on Monday.
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IfyOu are yellow, Bilious, COS
stipaied with Headache, tai hr.ath
irowsy, no appetite, iCok cit you.
Liver Is cut OF orier. One bcN o.
these Pills will dire all the trouble
away and make q ne = being Of you
Price . cents. Zion Coop Nicer
Inst Drug Dept, Agent dos
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Anrx.Courrr~.man Dead.

KNONvIILE, Tenn, Sept H.
Jacob NJ. TnornbuTgh, an ex-mem-
Ter q Congress for the second Ten
nessee district. died this morning.
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BUFFALO, Sept. l9.-RObert Dun
bar died yesterday, aged a. He was
the father Of the present system Of
grain elevator
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niness Of Fanny Davenport.
.,us, HIS WIG And shielded.

NEW YORK, Sept. l9.-Fanny
Davenport, the well known actress,
is very i'll with n severe cold
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Go TO the Sandbcrg Furniture Co.
los w, South Temple St, and *
anime the New sofa Bed. Ees
in tie market.
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Cholera

suA<IN, Sept. is.-Cholera has
broken out among the Italian iofos
Al Massewah.
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TERRIToB

Holman Ind was about to leave
the hall when the Speaker spied
him and ordered the tellers TO count
him.
Holman then, amid much laugh
ter, passed between the tellers, who
finally announced the presence OF
l64 members.
Crisp made the Tcint Of order
that, &c. r'iis- uding the four
vacancies eXIsang in the member
ship Of the House by reason OF
deaths, l6i members did not consti-
tute a quorum.
This point was discussed at much
length. The Speaker gave his de-
cision with the reservation that II,
after a careful examination, lie
should find precedents in opposition
70 IL, he would not adhere 10 IL. BE
decided to adhere IN the rule that
l66 members constituted a quorum.
a call Of the House was therefore
ordered, and rs n few Democrats
entered the chamber, the presence
OF 10 members was disclosed.
The Speaker announced the ques-
ton to be on the approval Of the
journal, and il was approved.
The question REQUIRED on ordering
the previous question On the Langs-
tOn-Venable case, the
MOST OF THE DEMOCRATS
again retired, but the previous ques-
ton was oniered-yeas III, nays =
the clerk noting n quorum.
Cheadle lind. and Coleman, re-
publicans, voted in the negative.
Cheadle moved to recount the
case. Lost Us.
The question recurring on the mi
nority resolution declaring I42ngstOn
not elected, the quorum dislp-
Peared and n call Of the House was
ordered, disclosing the presence Of
l51 members.
The minority resolution was then
rejected and n vote taken on the
second minority resolution, ldeclar-
ing Nenables duly ELECTED. Lost
To l5i, the Speaker counting n quo
rum,
The first majority resolution, de-
clRring Ncnabies not 'elected, was
next in order and again the quorum
disappeared, making a call Of the
House necessary. One more than
necessary responded on this call,
and again the quorum disappeared
on the pending resolution, the vote
standing ls3 10 4, and once more n
call was ordered. One-hundred and
sixty-four members responded 10 this
call.
The republican ahsentees We're
Bragg, Browne lind. }, ButterwOrth,
Council, Dorsey, Ewsrt, Finley,
Flood, ketchum, Knapp, Nilliken,
Peters, Sweeny ami Wilson.
There being noqu0rum, the House,
by unanimous consent, took a re-
cess, the evening session 10 be TO-
the consideration Of private pension
bills.
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MAIL SCHEDULE.

Following Is the Schedule OF arrival ana
closing % Maiis A. salt Lake City Post
OGcc, November =. I5s9.
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Presidents brigham Ysuas'-

lis my intention to compile nj
my fathers Letters for publication,
aud | will b. greatly obliged 20 al
those who have such letters If they
will kindly forward them 10 Jane
\. Little, care Jlirent's Agsfrac'D
Office, Salt Lake City, that ii'es
may be correctly copied. AL suci
letters viii he most careful. ;
handled and returned safely 10 thg
owners. Respectfully,
lSs JOHN w. YOUNG.
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SENATE.
Business Transacted Yesterday I'm
the Two Houses.


WASHINGTON, Sept. l9.-In the
Senate, Piumbis Resolution 10 IT.
commit the bankruptcy bill to the
judiciary committee, with instruc-
tons 10 amend by making IL apply
10 voluntary bankruptcy only, was
taken up.
After discussion it was placed on
the calendar. The matter Will not
be brought up again NJ this session.
Voorhees, introduced joint resO-
luton for an immediate increase Of
silver money by the purchase and
coinage OF SlO,O00,OOl ounces Of
silver Mt n price below Sl-29 within
the next thirty days, this purchase
TO be in addition TO the amount re-
quired by the existing law. Refer
red to financial committee.
The Senate then went into exec
utive session.
When the doors were reopened
the Senate passed a number Of bills,
including the House bill TO iiscOn-
tinue the coinage Of So and 81 gold
pieces and Scent nickel pieces.
The House bill to reduce the
amount Of United States bonds re-
quired Of national banks and 10
restore to the channels Of trade the
excessive Accommodations Of lawful
money in the Treasury, having
been reached on the calendar, Plumb
believed its passage would tend
much TO quiet the present agitation
in the money market. UndOubted-
Is the effect of the hill would be
not only n prolong but TO encourage
the
NATIONAL BANK SYSTEM.
Plumb feared the bill would final.
IL result in a contraction OF the cur
rency. While he agreed that the
national banking system, as a sys
tenn Of discount and deposit, wa
wise and ought to De continued, II
was plainly 10 be seen that il was no
long TO be a system having relation
to the currency. The banks them
selves wanted TO get out Of tina
business. Congress could not aiiorJ
to let the national bank currency
disappear without supplying othe
| EAAAGuNn Az ~ IAAeN- AAN t~-aNf =
the business Of the country was II
greater peril than for years, from {
lack Of sufficient circulating me
dunn.
Power moved TO strike out the frs
section, reducing TO $1,000 the deposi
Of bonds 10 return charters. Ate
further discussion the bill went owe
till tomorrow.
The Senate bill for the protection
Of trees and other growth on tn
public domain from destruction b
fire was passed.
The House bill 10 define and regU
late the jurisdiction Of the courts
the United States, with an amend
ment Of the judiciary committe
in the nature OF a substitute, wa
taken upas unfinished business, an
went over without action.
Adjourned.
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A CREW DROWNED.

A CASE OF LEPRosY AT PITTS
BURG. pa