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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-18

,.,,,.b the customs collection dis
trict OF Puget Sound; Kansas
~, o senate bill was passed author S9.,i..,
ing the construction OF p;r.g by
ac1oss the Columbia HiSst ,s;on
the Or gon Railway EA
Company. A. Df;ss;ssippi
.on,esfed election cases, Chalmers
sSainst Morgan, and the ma "a,
iSrjty report finds in favor VI
N organ. the sitting member
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Shipping Cnrtri.ir..

MONTREAL, Que, Aug. Is.-The
Domirion Cartridge Company has
received from an American trau,.
Portation company copy OF a letter
frum the treasury department at
Washington, recommending them
not TO accept for shipment 10 Mexico
a consignment Of cartridges. as al
this time the goods are ready.
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Potato Famine in ireland.

DUBLIN, Aug. lS.-Iu the skiLbe-
recn n measure 81 Potatoes which
last year sold at IL. now sells at l0d.
The crop i certain 10 lie exhausted
10y October. y famine fever hiss ap-
reared in the Basket Islands on the
west coast Of Ireland.
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rREsIDENT BARRILLAs' RESPONSE.
Cardinal xeuman.> Successor

LONDON, Aug. lS.-The Chronicle
says: Mgr Stoner will succeed Car
dinal Newman. The Rev. Mr.. Ma
sic, American Episcopalian Of Paris,
declined TO make special mention Of
Cardinal Newman's death, saying
he could never forgive Newman's
secession.
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Ih. EnrII.h Channel

DOSDOS, Aug. IS Davis Dali
ton, an American, has accomplished
the feat Of swimming the English
channel from Grisnez 10 FOlkestone
on his lack in 81 hours. He fin
ished strong. y boat acted As pIlO.
tOthe swimmer.
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House.

WASHINGTON, Aug1S.-Sweeney
OF Iowa, presented, aad the House
agreed 10, the conference report on
the Senate bill 10 reOrganize and es-
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ltE lEial Of John,F. Marks. on.
- - = o. obtaining So under f.Ise
ES11e.Ssns=s, l. stu in progress b,.SaTs
- = Commissioner Norrel
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Rarrillas Demands the Retirement
OF Ezeta From the Govern
meat OF Salvador.
BUSINESS IN TIE SENATE
p -e AND HOUSE.
A General Strike Is Not Improb.
able on the New York
Central.
By Telegraph to the NEwsl
CENTRAL AMERICA DIFFICULTY.
A Proclamation Issued I'm Guate'
InaIa--The Term. of Peace.

maia--The Terms Of Peace
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. lS.-A
letter from Guatemala states that n
PROCLAMATION has been issued that
all men who were not ready for
military duty would be shot.
Nearly all the men who first went
10 the front have been killed in the
battles with the SalvadOTians. "If
Ezeta marches 10 the city," the
letter says, che will probably sack
the town. The Americans are safe,
isr they receive protection at the
Legation. Every servant, even those
on the coffee Plantations, have been
drafted into the war, and there are
not enough left 10 supply food.
Provisions bring enormous prices.
Business is at a standsiill, and the
city T. under martial law. Twenty
Americans AMI rs many Germans
and French have offered
their services 10 BaTTillas but
they We're refused. About
%, 900 soldiers have already LEFT the
city for the frontier. The men are
attracted 10 public entertainments
aud are then seized by the police
and drafted into the army.
PRESIDENT BARRILLAs' RESPONSE.
CITY OF MBNICO, Aug. ls.-A dis
patch from Guatemala says: Presi-
dent BarTillas yesterday received
the members Of the diplomatic corps,
who called TO ascertain his terms Of
peace. He responded that the only
terms were the retirement Of Ezeta
from the government OF Salvador
and the establishment Of the state
Of Affairs existing prior 10 the death
Of MenendeZ and that Salvador
treat Honduras and Guatemala as
allies and not foster "A rebellion
against the other governments.
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AS FOR INSTANCE:
FORMERLY S24.OO.

Several dne suits for summer and
Winter wear, custom made and import
ed material; a more substantial gar
ment never made.
SWEEPING PRICE sII75.
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wEnH CHANGED HIS MIND

in view Of PowdeTly's conference in
Buffalo and will not reply TO the de-
mands Of the hOari till after he hears
from Powderly. II Is surmist.I that
a compromise Is in progress at Buff
fain
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GEE IN READINESS,

BUFFALO, Aug. lS.-The strike
remains unchanged. The switch.
men are still firm, not freight
train moving. The passenger trains
are running on time and there i no
disturbance Anticipated. Lee, rel
resenting the knights Of Labor Of
this city, sent the following mysteI-
ious cypher dispatch Sto the New
England Protective Railway Union
at Boston today: s'Vhaisoever.
whatever, or more. Be in readi-
Ress." IL u understood that this
Is n prelude TO n general strike
which may come at any hour.
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A CLEAN SWEEP ON ALL SUMMER CLOTHING

published
Will alnot
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A CONFERENCE.

An important conference i In
session here. Those taking part in it
are Powderly, grandmaster knights
OF Labor, r. +. Sargent, grand
master Of the BrOth,r hOOd Of Loco
motive Firemen and president Of the
supreme council Of Railroad En-
ployes, q. w. Howard, grandmas.er
OF the Brotherhood Of Railroad
Conductors, 5. r. Wilkinson, grand
master of the Brotherhood Of Rail-
rad Trainmen, and Frank Sweeney,
grandmaster OF the Switchmen's
Mutual Aid Association. Sargent
says the assemblage is the result Of
a telegraphic request from Powder
y for meeting. The precise object Of
the gathering Is not yet known.
After the conference was ended
the members OF 1t declined 10 talk
excep: 10 say that they were going
10 New York. Rumor has il that
they viii consult with Webb.
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The Great strike.

NEw YORK, Aug. Is.-The
executive committee Of the knights
Of Labor, headed by P1wderly, pre-
sentei the results Of their considera-
ton Of the strike on the New York
Centnl 10 Nice-PreSiient Webb
Sunday morning. Il was In the
shape Of n formal communication.
which Webb said he would read
carefully and return an answer in
the afternoon. No material change
in the condition Of affairs.
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THE ALTERNATIVE.
Issuance OF a Proclamation In qua.
temala Calling Men For
Military Duty.

THOSE REFUSING ARE TO BE
SHOT.
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FORMERLY $3.50.

An elegant Dress suit Of Imported
French Cashmere, tailor made and
trimmed a finer suit never pa -et the
bands % clIthier. Behold the pitisuI
pIice'
SWEEPING PRICE $1,000.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-05-17

Another wonderful discovery has
been made ard that too by lady IN this
county. Disease fastened its clutches
upan her and for seven years she with
stood It's severest tests. but her vital or
eans were undermined and death seemed
Imminent. Fer three months she conghed
necessarily and could not sleep She
bought OF us bnttle OF Dr. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption and was 90
much relieved on taking first dose that
she slept all night ard With one bottle has
been miraculously cured. Her name is
free trial bottle at Wslter Hodges & Co.'S
drug store
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-05-17
Am for 5000 q Year.

Examinations are to be held In several
cities, including Washington, on May
%, to fill vacancies In the position OF to-
geographic craftsman In the coast aud
geodetic survey. Applicants must be
proficient In arithmetic, understand alge-
bra to equations of the second degree, be
fairly well posted In geometry, trigono-
metry, shades. shadows and perspective
and have q correct knowledge Of the geo.
graphy of the United States. The salary
OF the place Is 5000. Application blanks
can be obtained of the civil service COM
mission.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-05-17

The College MEnstEels and Banjo Club
viii give their first concert on Friday
night. May 90. Il Is confidently expec-
ted that the entertainment viii prove very
attractive. The members Of the club
have been practising very assiduously OF
late, under the direction Of Prof. George
Shafer. A burlesque written BY Mr
Osborne l. Yellotf. class 81, will be intro
duced as part Of the evenings perfor-
nance. The proceeds Of the entertain
ment are to be given TO the fund for
new gymnasium at the college. Arrange
ment have been made for providing an
instructor next session in the use OF In
dian clubs and in dumb-bell exercises,
and It Is hoped that the alumni and friends
of the college VIII generously support the
movement now 10 progress for the erec-
tion and equipment Of new gymnasium.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-05-17
Weather Record.

Mr.. McClintock Young furnishes Rthe
following regarding the weather; Since
the FIRST Of May rain has fallen on ten
successive days, with an average Of 1.53
inches. The only similar daily contln-
uation of rain since January /. 1889, oc-
CURED in September last. when we had
eleven days, beginning on the 10th, and
the fall was AL inches.
OF succeeding days without rain Of 3
weeks duration and upwards since the
time mentioned above we have had the
following: In January, 1889. from 10th
to 10Th; February, from 9Th 10 18th;
March. from 9Th to 18Th: May, from Sd to
9th; June, from 18th to 30th; August.
10Th 10 22nd; August sd to september
9Th; April 1880. 18th to 10th.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-05-17
rae verdlet unanlmous.

w. d. Suit, Druggist. Bippus, Ind.,
testifies: Il csn recommend Elsctric Bit.
tiers as the very best remedy Every bot.
tie sold has given relief In every case
One man took six bottles, and was cured
of Rheumatism of 10 years standing
Abrahsm Hare. druggist, B sllvilIe. Ohio
affirms: THE best selling medicine
have ever handled 10 my 90 years exper-
fence, Is Electric Biiters." Thousands
OF others have added their testimony, GO
that the verdict Is unanim ous that Elec-
trio Bitters do cure all diseases OF the
Liver, Kidneys or Blood. Only q halt
dollar bottle at Walter Hodges g. Co.'S
drug store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-05-17
AnImnortant Mattar-

Druggists everywhere report that the
sales Of the Restorative Nervine a nerve
food and medicine-are astonishing; ex-
ceediug anything they ever had, while Il
gives universal satisfaction 10 headache,
nervousness, sleeplessness, sexual debili.
ty, backache. poor memory. fits dlzzl-
ness. etc. Taylor Bros, of Bryan, o.,
Ambery and Murphy, of Battle Greek.
Mich. G. b. Woodwork & Co., OF Fort
Wayne, I'D, and hundreds Of Others
state that they never hs0dled any medi-
cine which sold so rapidly, or gave such
satisfaction. Trial bottles of this great
medicine and book on Nervous Diseases,
free at the City Drug Stsre.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-05-17
Manufactured Ice.

It Is now certain that large per cen
tage of ice consumed the coming season
will be q manufactured article. While
the price may be higher, the quality will
bessuperior to that harvested In many To-
calities from contaminated streams and
ponds The manufacturer can choose
the water used and by the use Of improv-
ed machinery, produce lower tempera-
ture than nature employs to do the work,
insuring a more solid product and one
that will last longer. The question OF
starting an ice factory In this city has
been discussed by Rome OF our business
men but no action taken.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-05-17
Death az Or Rlohard yVeems

DR.. Richard Weems, an old and highly
esteemed resident of South River, died al
his home 10 this county. about nine
o'clock yesterday morning, In the eighty
seventh year Of his age. He has been in
ill-health for long time. He has been Q
director of the Farmers Bank of Annap.
oils, and had served many years as county
commissioner, and also as physician tc
the almshouse. He was member of the
Methodist Episcopal Church for many
years. of high standing in the community
and Of large wealth. He will be buried
At Mount Zion M E. on Sunday next al
IL A. NJ. A wife and one daughter sur
vive him.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-05-17
Decoration Day.

Decoration Day is fast approaching,
and call will soon be made on our citi-
zens for flowers to again decorate the
graves of our country's fallen and depar-
ted herers. Let all be ready to respond
with floral tributes to deck their last rest
ing places. 1t is very small return ask
ed of you to honor those who saved the
Nations honor in the time OF Its dead
lest peril The flowers you contribute
will fade and wither, but the deeds Of
these brave men should ever be kept fresh
and green in the memory of those who
are now living to enjoy the traits of all
their tolls, suffeiings and privations.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-05-17

The President has appointed the fol
lowing as board of visitors to the Uni
ted States Naval Academy: Rear AID
miral L. A. Kimberly, U. S. N; Hon. M
M. Murdoch, of Wichita, Kans.; Hon
VIM. A. Northcoti, of Greenville, Ills.
w. Ii. Elliott, of New Castle, Ind; ]
81. Gallinger, of Concord. n. H.; A. w
Campbell, Of Wheeling. w. Va; 8. w
Wolcott, of Utica, N. Y.
The Congressional visitors are: Sena
tors Eugene Hale, of Maine; ]. q. 3
Blackburn, of kentucky.
Representatives-C. A Boutelle. 81
Maine; w. G. Wallace. of n. Y. and FL
w. Rusk, of Maryland.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-05-17
Naval Notes.

Surgeon d. s. Mackie. has reported for
duty on the Practice-Ship Constellation.
Ensign r. B. Dsshiell is ordered TO
baltimore In connection with the new
Naval Ordnance Proving Ground.
Naval Cadet w. B. Randolph has been
granted sick leave of absence until the
Goth September next.
Capt. PythIan and Capt McNalr are
spoken Of as success or 10 Capt. Sampson
as superintendent OF the Naval Academy.
who will be detached In June.
Out OF the seventy-four candidates who
bad received appointments as cadets, six
ty-fve have presented themselves at the
Naval Academy for examination.
The President filed the only preslden-
tial vacancy by appointing son of Com
mander @. III. Chester, of the navy.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-05-17
Bitten by a Dog.

Jas. Il. Strange, son of X E. Strange
residing on Prince George street, was sc.
verely bitten In the palm of the hand
yesterday afternoon by d ,g belonging
TO Mr. Horace Bright. 1t appears thai
Strange's and Bright's dog got into figLt
and young Strange took hold of his dog
to separate them, when the other dog
grabbed him by the hand, sending his
teeth through the palm of the hand. The
dog soon loosened his hold however, on
the boys hand and went for his antagon-
ist again. Young Strange's wound was
dressed by DIR. Wells, who says 1t is not
q severe bite. and apprehends no danger
from the wound.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-05-17
Couenlng in Church.

On the street one does not bear much
coughing, LET the colds be ever SO bad,
but 90 to church and hear the echo. as II
reverberaies along the vaulted ceiling OF
one of the churches, of the numerous
coughs that there find vent. The detona-
lion is something wonderful and startling
but each Individual cougher seems TO
think that the place where he can best
sound 1t. We wonder sometimes II the
preacher can hear himself talk, as he IA
ces so many different sounds.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-05-17
striokan with paralpnia.

Charles Arthur, cclored, about sixty
years old suffered q stroke of paralysis
Yesterday afternoon in Anne Arundel
county, near Brooklyn. He was ditch
er on the Anne Arundel turnpike, and
shortly before six o'clock yesterday ev-
ening, while working on the road, fell
into a ditch. he lay there for some time
without having any attention. He was
brought to his home, IL Peach alley,
Baltimore, last night In critical condi-
ton
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-05-17
MT. MorIah A. NJ. Church.

The following programme will be re.
peated at the Young Peoples meeting al
Mount Moriah A NJ e Church. to-mo r
row:
Select reading. Miss Mamie Murdock
address, Mr.. j. ii. Brown; solo. Mr.
Robert Brown; reading, Miss Lizzie V.
Holiday; address, Mr.. VIM. Fl. BUTLER,
Jr.; solo. Mr. Joseph Pinkney; reading
Miss Marian Hall; reading, Miss leila
Rldgely. Why we should have colored
cadets, by Rev. I. F. Aldridge The dis
cussions will al :be interesting and instruC
tive, and the public are invited.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-05-17
Celebratine their 10Th Anniversary

The Salvation Army Of this city cele.
brated their 10th Anniversary at their Bar.
r2sks on King George street, last night
Adfutant John McFarlane. assisted by
Capt. Charles Smith. the renowned song
ster of Philadelphia. and Cadet Ander
son, the ''Smiling Boy" of Newberne
N. c.. conducted the meetings. Interest
ing meetings were held inside and out
after which coffee and cake supper was
served. Adjutant McFarlane was given
warm reception by the people. The
anniversary was great success.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-05-17
st. Johns College.

The examinations of the senior class
begins on Monday. They are schedu ed
as follows: May 10, chemistry; May 20,
applied mechanics; May 81, Latin: May
23' constitutional law; May 26. psycholo-
ry; May 81, military science and tactics;
MAY %, astronomy; May 80, German;
June 4. Greek The regular examina-
lions for students of all lower classes be-
gin on June 9.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-05-17

81 lost forty thousand dollars By perl
odicsl attack OF nervous sick headache, =
said Chicago capitalist 70 . correspon-
dent. pointing across the street to hand
some corner lot THAT lot was sold for
ten thousand dollars at public auction
i've years ago, and intended to buy H.
bat vas TOO sick with headache 20 al
tend the sale. and Il is now woFth afty
thausand dollars. IL he had known 0f
DR.. Pierce'a Pleasant Purgnkiye Pellets
they would have removed the cause Of
bis hesdache-b filiousness--and he would
have made money Dr.. Pierce's Pleas
ant PuEEaiiVe Pellets cure sick headache.
billious headache, dizxlness, constipation.
end bilious attacks. - cenls = vial. ~
Druggists
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-05-17
"oAPITAL" .JoTTINas.

-CAE4LA1 fdO144N0Os
Strawberries were scarce ana high IN
market this morning.
The predictions for 20 morrow are for
clear, warmer weather.
A flowing fountain should by all means
be placed on the State House hin.
Mr.. Samuel Bright. OF Annapolis, has
been granted pension.
Mr.. Robt G. Chance has zone to Wash
ington where his brother is employed.
The Y. NJ. G. A. realized FRI m their
festival, which closed last night, about
SO
The CAPITAL base ball team will play
the ST. Johns College team on Tuesday
next
The sale Of the jewelry and irinkets of
the Chase-Ridout estate, amounted to
$3.50 80.
The State House Hill, with its shade
trees and green sward, presents an invi-
ting appearance.
Gents Negligee Shiss, only As cents,
pleasing colors. w. b. AtwelPs, Il
Francis street.
Daniel Brice, colored, Of Annapolis.
was among those who had bis pension
increased.
The bladder whistle nuisance, of every
conceivable shape and form, has struck
Annapolis bad.
Mr.. Charles Himmelhabcr who has been
confined to bis home by severe sickness
for week past, is out again.
Young Brady who was knocked sense
less at 81. Johns College by a window
fallIngup his head, has fully recovered.
The Salvation Army, under Adjt. John
MeFarlane, celebrated their 10Th ami
versary At the Barracks, East street, last
night.
The Oxford League will meet at the
First Nj. 4 Church Monday night, when
an interesting programme win be pre-
sented.
The University of Virginia team failed
TO meet their engagement this afternoon
with the Naval Cadets, and the game was
declared off,
The practice ship Constellation has
gone into commission for the summer
cruise of the cadets, which win begin the
middle Of June
Many of the parents and friends Of the
cadets are arriving In Annapolis daily,
preparatory 10 the annual commencement
exercises at the Academy.
The schooner Julia, Capt John
GLADDEN., arrived yesterday afternoon
loaded with 100 tons egg Lee coal, con-
signed to Jos. s. MI. Basil.
The old one story frame building on
West street, owned by Mrs. L. g. CASA
way, for some time used as provision
store, &C., Is being torn down to make
room for q fine residence.
The flower bed in the City Circle has
been adorned with bricks set end wise IN
saw tooth fashion, the grass cut. and the
urns planted with flowers and running
vines. In few years, with little care,
this win be al attractive place.
The Carpeneniers' Union and the
Spirit Of the Carpenters Son." win b
the subject BY the Rev. DIR. Huntley 81
the First NJ. Z. Church tomorrow night
All mechanics, whether union men q
not-union men are cordially invited 20 10
evening service.
a silver esks basket. one glass and on
cAlna plate we're left 81 he 4 81. G. a
supper room lAst night which he owners
can get ny calling ~ the Association
roem On AAln street. oTer Tie CAPITAL
oMee.
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