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THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL ". n.
Aud Their Employees Inyestmeni
Of their Sayfnxs

CHICAGO, July s.-Concerning
the published rumor that the officers
of the Illinois Central Railway
Company are seeking TO induce
their employees 10 invest their saw.
! ,ngs In sescri.ies II that corporation.
President Fish said today that the
company has no stock for sale, but
proposed to assist any OF its officers
or employees 10 buy one share at a
time at fair market price, the pur-
chaser to pay in sums OF not less
than s.. On these sums interest 10
be credited, and when the share is
paid for he can, II he wishes, begin
the purchase OF another.
ut is hoped to enlist every frugal
person in any way connected with
the railroad a. a partner on the
basis Of the utmost hberality TO the
small proprietor. II Is not proposed
TO form n savings bank or n benevo-
lent association, the experience Of
the company being that the men
prefer 10 handle these matters them
selves. The purchaser may; at any
Time, have his contract cancelled
ana money returned 70 him with In
terest. Thus the company assumes
the entire risk Of a falling in the
price Of shares, and the expense Of
doing the work"
President Fisk's belief is that this
plan, properly presented, will induce
greater thrift among the men, and
through their example spread
among the people the habit Of saw
irg and investing in the securities
Of 4 railroad which runs past their
DOORS The ultimate object is to
produce a community OF interest
between the citizens and the rail-
way which shall give a perfection
OF railway service anu the most
profitable OF investments for the
small proprietor, sound dividend
paying railway shares.
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WASHINGTON, July s.-The SEN
ate amendment was CsncurIed in to
the House bill for the admission OF
the State Of Wyoming.
On motion OF Carey (Wyo.l the
Senate amendments were CUncuTrt-i
in TO the House bill for the dispOsal
Of abandoned military reservations
in Wyoming.
The Speaker laid before the House
the Senate hill TO adopt regulations
for preventing collisions at sea. The
bill having been read, Dingle ale. J
explained that the purpose Of the
! bill was the adoption Of regulations
10 prevent collisions NJ sea. which
had been unanimously adopted by
the international Marine Confer
ence. The members Of the confer
ence We're Of the opinion that the
signals provided in the bill would
prove more effective than any other
that could he devised. The previous
question was then ordered and the
bill! pasSei-ye1s Us, nays =.
Conner. from the committee, IT.
ported a resolution for calling up the
original package and bankruptcy
bills, but raySJn iuterpCsed the land
grant forfeiture bill, and the House
refused 10 consider the resolution.
Adjourned.
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BURLINGTON, VT, July s.-The
storm this afternoon was the worst
known for years, and several private
yachts had narrow escapes from
sinking. The steam tug Litflc -Nei-
Ne, Captain Clarke, OF willsbOrO,
fOundered of Russes Point and
sank, with Captain Clarke, his son
and the engineer, name unknown,
ON board. So far as learned no lives
were lost in this immediate vicinity,
but there was great damage to prop
erty.
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republican party, but under his own
| party, until
HE WAS WEARY OF Ir.

| III " A. W EARN or 1T.
Teller said. much As he disliked
the adoption Of half way measure.
ne was compelled to support the
conference bill as the only measure
which could bring relief 10 the peo-
pie OF the United states for the newt
lew months. Congress you'd AZ
semb,e 81 December next and If the
OH Iid not work wei it could be
amended at the next session. He
was restrained by courtesy due 10
another body 1.-THE House OF Repre-
sentativesl from expressing his
opinion with regard 10 its course.
The body which had been consider
ed the representative body Of the
American people hsJlutely Haunted
in the face Of the aAmerican people
the demand made upon il by Wall
Street. disregarting public senti.
ment- There he'd been no lobby in
either house, and get there had
nerer heer such pressure brought
upon Congress rs was brought upon
u NJ this session TO defeat the free
cOiBage of silver He believed IL
impossible 10 secure free coinage at
the present session, because the
voice Of the majority in the House,
NJ was satisfied, could not he heard
and Il never would be heard, until
the people Of the nited States sent
20 the House and Senate men will
ing to represent them in spite OF
exterior influence.
Stewart said If the conference bill
was executed in good faith (ss the
Senate was bound to assume il
would bel it Yould give great relief.
re wes confident It would be an
object lesson that would lead 10 free
coinage.
After eulOgies ON the late Repre-
sentative Cox, the Senate adjourned.
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Pnrnde OF CInnkmnI.cr..

New YORK, July S.-With the
thermometer in the gl's aIl under
a sCOrching sun about 7JIj lDCScti-
out cl0IkmakeTs parlGci through
the principal streets this afternoon.
While the strikers were ia Union
Square, Secretary Garsije delivered
an address, in which he said Et'
hoped the men would IL Of good
cheer aud Use no violence. for they
were about 20 meet with success.
The projected mass meeting for this
evening was abandoned.
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The snt.I.r an, n.rnnnnr.

BUFFALO, y. Y, July s.-The
prize fight between Ike Weir, ''The
Spider" and JAMES Common, the
instructor Of tine Buffalo Athletic
Club, took place tonight. They mostly
fought with skin gloves. In the first
round Weir Led the fighting and goi
ina two blows on Conner, although
the latter scored en- Weir's left eye,
In the second Connor made a furious
effort 20 reach Weir, but failed.
In the third he tried It again with
the same result, and before he could
recover Weir stretched him out on
the floor with a Highlander on the
jaw. He gathered himself up, but
was too weak 10 continue, aud the
s'Spider" soon sent him back again
with a smash in the mouth, knock
ing him out.
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Ihe rytIntnn ConcInNe

MILWAUKEE, July ;. - In the
Pythiau CunClave il is Approximate
Ell tina. T.. 0uO men responded 10 re-
veillg al Camp CarDahan's head
quarters; there might have been 4
million men under the tents last
night. There IS = iepiOrable lack
OF system about the management Of
the camp, and tine Responsibility does
, not seem 20 rest on the shoulders VI
any particular person. Up to noon
only two bFiEaGos had submitted 10
Adjutant General Mckee their re-
port Of the number u men under
their jurisdiction.
Several cases Of prostratiOn from
heat occurred yesterday and today,
but none were serious. The Red
CrUss Society has established n
( hospital on the ground and is caring
for some OF the eases OF sickness.
The parade, In spite Of the almost
unbearahle heat, was 4 great sue
cess. Ten thousand men were in
line. The Fifth Brigade was conf
posed Of $50 Calii0rnians and the
knights from the other Western
states under command OF General
George II. SCaiTner.
Every lodge but No. Of New
York City is represented. The pa
rade this afternoon, although the
heat was almost unbearable, was n
success. \ banquet at the armory
tonight was largely attended. No
intoxicating beverages We're served.
TIE NEW YORK LODGE.
New York, July s.-The Grand
Lodge, Il. =. O. of Elks, in conform
ity with the order Of Judge Law
renee, met today and elected Grand
Lodge officers Resolutions were
adopted declaring that the meeting
in session at present in Cleveland
does not represent, nor is il part Of
the order, and any and all Of Its acts
purpOTtiug 10 relate to the order in
any way are repudiated and said as
sembly declared clandestine. Il
declaration Of principles was also
adopted, setting forth that the phi
mary object Of the Elks was the a.
Enlistment Of n fund for the relief
Of members of the theatrical, min
strels, variety, circus and literary
professions, and as many subordi-
nate lodges have been ignoring this
principle, the committee on laws is
directed TO formulate such amend
ments as will compel the Observance
by subordinate lodges Of this princi-
pal landmark Of the order. Officers
were then elected. This body Is
opposed to the Cleveland meeting
and is composed Of members who
hold that the Grand Lodge can only
meet in New YORK.
Commander CarDahan strenuous
ly denounced the story TO the effect
that he had refused the California
delegation admittance TO quarters
because they wanted 10 bring wine
and liquors Into camp. st Is n
vicious lie and seems tn have been
printed with malicious intent - the
general said. There is no Cali
forRian division here ami l have not
met a single man from that Stale.
No application for quarters was
mace and, quite naturally, they
could not have been refused.
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CHICAGO, July s.-The hot spell
vas broken in this city this evening
by a delightful cool breeze, which
swept down from the north. The
signal service officer Gays this Is the
effect Of the big storm in the north
west yesterday, and that the exces-
sive hot spell is ended for the pres.
eni, at least.
Reports from all points in Iowa,
Illinois, Missouri, Eastern Kansas,
Ohio, Michigan and Kentucky re-
port excessive heat today and many
prOstrations- The fatalities, fOrtu.
nately, were few. The maximum
temperature for the season was re.
ported from Kansas City, Louisville,
Cincinnati ami other points in Ohio
and Pennsylvania.
This evening there were severe
local wind and electric storms,
which did much damage at various
points. The same is reported from
New York and the New England
States. rs mentioned else where i'm
these dispatches Boston, Syracuse
Albany and other points report the
temperature over 9S degree-. IL I,
thought by Thursday the cool wave
will spread over the whole territory
east Of the Mississippi River, az
fording much needed relief.
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A wyoming Earthquake.

WASHINGTON July S.-Secretary
Noble received late this afternoon
the following dispatch from super
inteudent BOutelle nj Mammoth
Hot Springs, Wyoming:
"rhis dispatch just received from
Norris Basin: At I:l5 p. m. there
was severe shock Of earthquake
followed by n terrible rOaT, ami the
geyser called New Crater had an
eruption. Ii Is throwing up a col
umn OF steam, stones anu water
about two hundred feet in circum-
ference to a height Of about one
hundred aud twenty-five feet, and
shaking the whole basin around
that vicinity
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The EIks Assemble.

CLEVELAND, July S.-The grand
lodge, Benevolent Protective Order
Of Elks, met this morning. All the
grand officers were present. TX
Allied Grand Ruler Quinlin made
the opening address, during which
he referred TO the New YORK Diff
Guilty. He said that il any one
present feared legal proceedings he
would be permitted to withdraw,
All the delegates from New York
State aPplauded and refused e
leave the ball.
4 Brooklyn Elk said: 1--WE art
here and will remain. All we want
Is protection in our right" He was
assured that would be done. The
roll call showed 100 members pres.
ent.
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LOUISVILLE, July S.-Near Har-
mOny, Ky, saturday, the family
Of William Watson, consisting OF
wife, an eight-year old son and an
eighteen months old baby, were
burned to death. Watson was away
with number II friends and re-
turning saw his home in flames from
the top Of a neighboring hill. Be
fore he could reach the house the
family, who he'd gone 10 he'd. were
cut Off and beyond hope.
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Tbcer.o,c.t sul.erers IN .l,e world

Inc srente>t NuEeref- IN ihe "or."
Are women; their delicate organ
izations being particularly suscepu-
BILE To derangementan and disease. DIR.
Kennedy's FavoTite Remedy, Of
R0ndout, y. Y, purifies the blood,
invigOrates the system and fortiiics
it against the diseases incident b.
age. climate and season. II IS the
best MEDICINE in this world. Keep IL
in tho house for your chiltren's
sake. n well as for your own.
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PARIS, July s.-Paul Clifford, the
French scientist, has discovered a
new prOpulsive force, condensed,
liquified gas. Three hundred drops
Of this compound is contained in a
small steel receptacle under a rifle
barrel. and each time the trigger i:
pulled one drop falls into the breecll
behind the bullet. The contact
with air causes il TO volatile instant.
aneously, with an expansive force
far exceeding gun powder, snd eX'
peIs the bullet with terrible velocity,
accompanied by neither noise mol
smoke.
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a Geyser Eruption,

WASHINGTON Understanding
Noble received late this afternoon
the following dispatch from Secre'
tary Boutelle at Mammoth Hot
Springs, Wyo:
This dispatch just received from
Norris Basin: AT 4.l5 pm. there
was a severe shock OF earthquake,
followed by terrible roar and the
gcyser called the New Crater" had
an eruption. II is throwing col
umns OF steam, stones and water
about 200 feet in circumference 10 a
height Of about los feet and shaking
the whole basin around that vicin
ity.S
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WASHINGTON, July S.-The
House committee on elections dis
posed Of the two Mississippi contest
ed election cases n Hill vs.. Catch.
ing, from the third district, and
Neroham vs.. Hooker, from the sew
enth. The decision is in favor Of
the sitting Of the democratic men,
hers, Catching and Hooker.
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SIS pm JJop.u
lCS1 zm6c3 PA
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A damage snit

ST. Louis, July s.-John Glover.
the ex-Congressman, has brought
suit for $4,000 against z. $. Robert
and John Shepley, for alleging that
he mismanaged the estate Of Shep-
ley and Glover Of which he was al.
ministrst0r.
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Four Thousand Out.

FITTsBURG, July s.-The Nation
nj Tube Works at McKeesport, Pa,
refused to sign the amalgamated
scale but are willing to pay union
wages. This the men declined to
accept. As a result the immense
plant is idle and 400 men are out
OF employment.
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Representative Belknap today re-
ported favorably from the COMMITTEES
on invalid pensions a bin granting
pensions Of ST. a month 20 all wOm-
en- who served as army nurses in the
late war for a period OF six months
or more, and who rendered services
TO the sick on the battlefield.
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LONDON, July S. Psotta, the
American amateur champion, COM
peted with Kennedy in the first
heat for the diamond SOULS at the
Henley regatta to-day. Kennedy
won Tire heat by four lengths.
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MADRID, July s.-The new C.lbi-
net has issued a circular outlining
its policy. 10 announces an inten-
ton 10 give a decided and sincere
protection to natural productions by
a revision Of the tariffs.
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Cures catafrh

Il had eltarrh nine wears. and susortt
terribly with a. S"yu after I began o.
take Hoods SarSapauIia thu caiaTrh
troubled me- less, after taking three bottles
{ was entirely cured JNSE HINEF,
Lumberton, Clinton County, Ohio.
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CHICAGO, July Sword has
been received that w. NJ. Wood
side, the well-known bicycllst. died
recently OF yellow fever NJ Rio de
JansiO.
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New York City had a scorching
day, as told in the dispatch above. 4
score Of prostrations and one death
from excessive heat were reported
tonight.
Richmond, Virginia. reports the
hottest day of the year, with iner-
curry at l0l in the shade.
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Catarrh

Originates in sctofulous faint in the blood.
Hence the proper method by which to cure
>a.arrh, Is TO p'Hi'y tie bloo,i. Its many
dtsagresabie symptoms, and the danger Of
developing into bronchitis CT that terribly
fatal disease, consumption. arc entirely
removed by Hoods Sarsaparnls. rhieF
cures catarrh by purifying the blood aud
also tones up the system and grCaily in
proves the general health Of tfyse who
take II. Re sure 10 get
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to the United States going into the
warehouse business iOr silver or
any other product. If silver were
not TO be coined, why should il be
purchased? II the object Of the
bill was 10 advance the money
power Of silver, why should its
coinage he stopped, when coinage
alone conferred upon it the power OF
money? Two-thirds Of the people
of the United States were in favor
of the free and unlimited coinage
Of silver and the admitted majority
IN the Senate were checked at every
turn by the Executive and Secre-
tary OF the Treasury. He proposed
to vote against the conference bill
because he preferred the law as it
now stands.
Thurman defended and explained
the conference report.
The question bad arisen in the
conference committee, ne said.
whether the Houses could be
brought 10 an agreement OH the
two bills passed by them respective
". In the first section Of the con-
ference bill the language of the first
section Of the House bill had been
retained somewhat, but the amount
Of silver to be purchased had been
increased.
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SARATOGA, July S.-The passen-
gers on the train which reached
mere at 4. m, from Montreal, say
the storm was general from ROuses
10 Whitehall. Many houses at
ROuses Point and other towns along
the lake were destroyed. The Bluff
Point hotel, they state, was serious
~ damaged, out no one was injured.
One guest, name unknown, who was
out in a rOw-bOat, was drowned.
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RETIRED.


Brigadier General Benjamin II.
Grierson has been placed on the re-
tired list.
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WEDNESDAY EVENING LAKE CITY, UTAH TERRITORY
MAIL SCHEDULE.

Following is the Schedule OF arrival ara
closing OF Mans az salt Lake City Post
Once, November -. lisa.
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DAMAGE IN rENNsYLvANIA,

PITTsBURG, July s.-A storm in
Western Pennsylvania anu Eastern
Ohio tonight did great damage.
Trees were blown down in all direc-
tons, roads blocked everywhere and
wire communication interrupted.
At Erie WIN. Smith was killed and
his sister stunned by lightning.
PITTsBURG, July S.-This was
the hottest day in five years-s5 in
the shade. Many mills are closed.
There was n large number Of pros
trations, but so far no fatalities.
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Dunp Cart. Wagon. Two NILS. ons
stose BurTs, $50, One Iron Burrs, 49,
srlck rres.. 50; HolSsses MI $40.
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uuRRrcANE IN NEw YORK.

Troy, y. Y. July S.-RepOrts
were received at the railroad station
late tonight that the Bluff TOint ho-
tel on tie shOre OF Lake Cham
plain, owned 10y the Delaware and
Hudson railway company, was
blown into tine lake this afternoon
and several lives iust. IL i known
that q severe storm, amounting al
most TO d cyclone, ageu in that vi
ciuily today, and the wires are all
down and NJ particulars are obtain
able.
Il Is reported from Saratoga that
near Bluff Point number OF per-
sons out in row boats we're lost.
Sixteen or more are said 10 Ice miss
ing.
Later-Geueral Passenger Agent
Bur lick Of the Delaware X Hudson
left here after midnight for Bluff
Point. He said the latest Informal
ton WIS that while the hotel was
considerably damaged, only one life
was lost. The storm was OF extreme
severity.
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SHOULD TAI OFT COLD

and the public business should he
conducted on 4 gold basis. He, for
one, would never vote TO maintain
and continue that Practice. He
had never been z silver man" for
the pairIOse Of booming silver or liz
cressiny its price. He was against
that snI al other forms Of subsidy.
The conference bill might give an
increased market Tor silver, hut the
principle for which the Senate
voted, that the two meatals should
be on a parity, had been given
away by that bill, absolutely am
completely.
Coke expressed concurrence in
the conclusions reached by Vest.
BE could not support the conference
bill. The Senate cOnfeTees had not
represented the bill Of the Senate,
which had declared for the free ami
unlimited coinage of silver. On the
contrary, they had assented to the
bill which provided definitely for n
cessation OifIrther coinage Of silver.
There was no compulsiOn Oh the
Secretary of the Treasury TO coin
silver after the first OF July, 1891.
Silver coinage was then lett to the
discretion Of the Secretary and such
discretion was equal to stopping the
coinage Of silver. That was fact
well known and admitted on debate.
He was opposed 10 bringing 4 single
ounce Of silver to be coined.
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Hoods SarSapariIIa

81 suffered three years with cai1rrh, and
my general health was poor in eonse-
quenee. When took Hoods SarsaTGrilla
! found / had the right remedy. The
eaiarfh ) Welding, As HOo,rs SarSspariIla
is cleansing nv blood. and the general tone
81 my system = improving FRANK
WAsHHtIfN. Rochester. Y y
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The SANE MEASURE.
Conference Reports on the Silver
Bill Taken Up in tine
Senate.
TIE TIME OF SENATORS ruL,y
OCCUPIED
The Pythinn C6pcisre Brings To.
scther IN Immense Crowd
# Milwaukee.
= 5 tSm TUG GOES DOWN AT
~ SEA.
Discovery by a French Scientist, -I
A Geyser Krrrticr IL
wyoming.
49,
By relssrspA to thsfsrvsl
LEGIsLAr0Rs AT WORK.
-
By relssrspA to .Asfsrwsl
LEGISLATORS AT WORE
The silver B'n CrrreseH5e Report
Ia tire ecrhte.-Ssouse Affairs.

WASHINGTON, July S.-The con-
fsreEce report on the silver bill was
taken up. Vest stated the reasons
why he should vote against the re-
port. A large majority Of the Sen
ate has voted, ne said, fsI the free
coinage Of silver, but the conference
report absolutely did away nth all
idea Of free 'soir--Se and was in
tended t. Continue the system under
which silver had been persistently
degraded since 1873. He was
anxious 10 see absolute parity be-
tween the two metals as money
metals. He would like 20 see the
time when sixteen ounces Of silver
would purchase an ounce % gold,
and when an ounce OF gold would
continue las At presently To pur-
chase sixteen ounces Of silver. He
read the closing clause Of the second
section Of the conference bill; cit.
being the established policy Of tine
United States 10 maintain the two
metals on parity with each other
upon the present legal ratio. or such
ratio rs may be provided 10y law, =
and asked why that stump speech
had been injected into the stomach
Of the bill. It had been put in he
said, for the purpose of saying TO
the Treasury Department that until
silver came to a parity with gold, ii
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-. =, Close al
Mail Poet
Depot osice.