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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-21

CHICAGO, July 21.-At n large
meeting held in Farwell Hall this
afternoon resolutions We're adopted
by a rising vote that the legislature,
about to meet in special session, lie
earnesly requested to see to 1t that
the WORLDS Columbian Exposition
be closed on Sunday. The reSOlu-
tons declared that the injury 10 the
city. State and nation OF an open
European Sabbath cannot be esti-
mated, and that the American in
stitutiOn Of a quiet Sabbath must
moi be trampled i'm the dust. The
example set 10y the United States n
Philadelphia in lsT5 and lIy Paris in
lSS9 should he continued, aud VIC
owe IL to the working people al the
world, and especially 10 those uf cur
nation, that this most precious boon
OF n rest day bc saved for them.
Copies Of the resolutions We're
forwarded 10 tine State Senate and
House OF Representative, Governor
Fifer. President Harrison, the COM
missiOners OF the exposition ami
Chicago board Of directors.
The meeting was under the aus
pices Of gentlemen more or less
identified with the Young Mems
Christian Association and the Chi
cagO Evangelical Union Worlds
Fair matters were not the primary
objects Of the gathering. The resO-
buttons were introduced and adopted
after speeches, following upon state
ments made 10y Major White, Just
returned from London, regan,iing
the interest being taken across the
Atlantic in everything pertaining
10 the coming exposition.
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COFFEEvILLE, Kan, July ga
report has just reached here Of =
double murder in the Cherokee
Slrip,a few miles south Of Cudarvalc.
Investigation proves it To beauoihcr
charter in the war which is being
Wagel on the men who bring foreign
cattle into the Strip. When the
krumE * Carney herd was driven
from Ccdarvale 10 the ranch in the
Strip. several Of the cowboys who
were with the herd tainted the
people of CedaIvale with being ac-
completes To the murder 81 Gibson
and Frazier, and IL was with the
greatest difficulty that trouble WAS
prevented. After the herd had been
placed on the ranch two OF the boys
were missed, and il was supposed
that they had taken their money
and gone Off 70 some town and in
dulged in a spree.
"Wednesday evening. rs three Of
the men belonging to the camp
were going along the road toward
Cc,iarvalr, their attention was at
tracted Ia some buZzaris lowering
over SPOT near 10y in the heavy
grass, and they made an investiga-
ton. Here they found that the two
missing men had been shot from be-
hind and left to rot in the grass.
Both bodies were lying face down
aud their pockets had been rified.
Part Of their clothing was also
taken. The fact that robbery was
committed on the bodies, and also
ON the body Of Frazier, leads many
people here to believe that there Is
a concerted movement ON the Jart If
the outlaws to use the troubles over
cattle as a shield for their nefarious
work, and thus throw the blame
on the people of the country who
are opposing the introduction OF
cattle.
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s Stntnc of Columbus.

NEW YORK, July .D.-New York
City l. 10 he presented with a mag
niiiceut statue Of Columbus by the
Italians Of this city and the old eoun-
try. Considerable money has al
ready bern raised. The king VI TIA
ly. Crispi and Minister ROselti have
promised handsome donations. The
work will cost $50, 900. An order
for il 10 he begun at once has been
given. The monument will he con
structed in Italy by the famous
sculptor, GagtIuo Russo, whose de-
sign was selected and approved by
the committee nominated by the
Italian Government. This commit.
tee WIS composed Of tine most emf
nent sculptOr-, painters and archi-
tecis Of that country.
The monument will I've - feet in
height. The statue uf Columbus, in
the costume Of an admiral. will be
executed in CarTara marble. The,
column will be Of granite. The in
terror portion Of the PEDESTAL will
contain 4 group representing the
"Gcnius OF Columbus" The figure
Of Columbus will be represented
with one hand resting an "a globe uf
the world, which the disCOvcrer Is
earnestly studying for the purpose
Of diviniug the position Of the new
continent. On the pOsterior pOr-
ton will be a representation in
bronze OF an immense eagle, tl,e
coat 81 arms Of America and Of
Genoa, the birthplace Of Columbus.
On the sides uf the pedestal vii! be
las rrliviS, representing notable
events in the life 81 the great navi-
gator. The statue will probably he
erected either at the Battery or in
City Hall Park.
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Cnnn,In.s RcrI >nzar Foyer.

CHICAGO, July 2D.-July 91.-It
appears that the beet sugar fever has
struck Canada, and Il large plant Is
q he started in the province Of on
tario. T.. G.. Eggieston OF Ontario
was at the Leland today. He said:
lit is not known at present In what
town the factory will bee established.
That place will he selected that
offers the best facilities. There
have been a number Of attempts 70
start such n factory in'Canada, hut
the efforts have been rather weak.
THE factory now being planned
will have machinery Tor hgndling
$1,000 tons Of beet q season. This
would yield D, 900 tons Of raw sugar.
Thcplant will consume the product
Of u,OJJ acres Of land, the tiliers Of
which will get more than $1,000, OO1
for their beets. y like amount will
bee expended for wages and trans.
pu-JatiOn. The factories in Ger
many have been thoroughly in
sp-cted by the projectors o. our
enterprise and We have no doubt
but we can have the Canadian fac
tory a paying one. In Germany ~
cents is paid for 100 pounds OF beets;
we shall pay - cents for 100
pounds. In the foreign factories
the average pay Of the labOrcr, eX-
Guiding skilled men, Is 81 cents a
day. The Ontario Company has
calculated on Sl.5 day for each
lah0rer, but better figure than that
may bc offered. As the mauufac-
turing season is when the farmers
have little to do, young men could
be secured from the country for less
than Sl.25 a day.
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CHICAGO, July 20.-The residents
in the rwenty-seventh wari had an
experience with a mad dog last
night. Early in the morning a
large bulldog came tearing down the
ROAD from Miles, swapping at every
thing he met. He crossed the river
aud ran down the main street Of
MOntruse, where n German, whose
name was not learned, endeavor-
ed to intercept him. The
huge beast fastened his jaws on the
mans arm and mutilated il to such
an extent that amputatiOn will
probably be necessary. lie then ran
down the street, biting dozen or
more dogs in the neighborhoOd. At
tine Driving Park he spraug upon
two boys who were playing in the
road. One 81 them. the sou OF Mr..
Klrhm, was frightfully lacerated
about the chest and was taken to the
hospital. The other, son Of Mr..
Gayer, was bitten in the right hand.
BY this time quite party OF citizens
were in pursuit Of the mad brute.
He was followed out into an ot.en
field where he turned On his pur-
suers. One Of the party shot and
wounded him, and then a man
armed with an icepick struck him q
blow in the neck. The dog fls-
tened his teeth on the handle OF the
pick and was prodded to death with
nitchfork before he would release
his hold. Some fifty dogs, sup
posed to have been in the path Of
the rabid animal, were shot this
morning.
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A SMUGGLER'S END.
He Involved the U. s. Government
In Loss OF One and a half
Million Dollars.
INpIsPosITIoN OF THE DUKE
OF CLARENCE.
An Outbreak at ErzerOum: Shock
ing Cruelties Committed by
the Turks.
STOPPING SUNDAY BASEBALL AT
ROCHESTER, ny
Reported Battle Between the Guate-
malans and SalVadOreans in
San Salvador.
InDIsPosITIoH OF THE DUKE
OF CLARENCE.
STOPPING SUNDAY BASEBALL AT
ROCHESTER, ny.
By Telegraph to the NEws.l
His Career Closed.

New YORK, July 20.-Charles
l.. Lawrence, the greatest smuggler
the United States ever had 10 con-
tend with, died in this city Thur
day. He was the leading spirit OF
the NEST systematic, far-reaching
and successful conspiracy ever or
ganiZed to defraud Uncle Sans
custom house. which cost the United
States government nearly million
and half dollars, which involves
scores Of people on both sides Of the
Atlantic, aud which for time
threatened to involve this country
and England in serious cOmplica-
tiOns.
Charles l.. Lawrence was a Jew
and was born in London. His sur
name was Lazarus then, and it IT,
manned 50 for several years after lie
came 10 this country. He estal =
lished himself Us = custom house
broker, made money and began 10
dabhlc in politics. He became ac-
quainted with William VI. Tweed.
Joined the famous Americas Club
organized by that individual and
became its secretary. He planned
with several Others TO bring in 3d.
O0O,OOO worth Of liquor free from
duty. When the scheme was dis
covered he fled to Canada, and
thence TO England. His eNtradi-
ton nearly engaged the two cOun.
tries in war.
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About LIZ. SnNIng.

WAsHINGTOS, July l9.-As re-
suit OF the Minnesota horror Of last
Sunday, oplers will probably be is
sued within 4 few weeks from the
Treasury Department for n thor
ough Inspection throughout the
country OF all life preservers used
on excursion boats Of all kinds, rs
well as on the lake steamers. Ac-
cOrding to unofficial advices here,
the life preservers carried on the ILL.,
iated Sea Wing were Of rushes, in
stead Of cork, and when soaked, in
stead Of being buOyant, were as bad
as so much lead. Many Of the
bodies taken from the water We're
encasei in these sJggy bandagcs.
Despite this, however, the canvas
in which the alleged life saving ma
teTial was encaSed bore an inscrip-
ton certifying that they had been
passed on July 9Th, 1857, by United
States Inspector Tho mpsOn. IL is
altDgethr likely that the methods Of
inspection employed at this time
will be Investigated.
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TRUTH AND LIB E RI Y.


interesting story to the ef-
fest that soon after the interstate
law went into effect Milford closed
out his scalping business in Chicago,
saving that there was no money in
il. Afterwards, it is stated, he was
employed by the Interstate Com
merce Railway Association, pre-
sumably on account Of his intimate
acquaintance with the scalping busi-
ness, to aid the railways in stamp
ing Il out. Ii is asserted that he
was to receive sl2, 900 n year, but he
stuck out for the Craftsmanship Of
one Of the minor organizations in
place Of being merely the head Of a
secret bureau. Not being able TO
gain this, he quit the association
and went hack TO scalping, but the
ticket brokers had, In the meantime,
thrown him out. The Louisville
Court directed a notary here TO take
the deposition Of Chairman Valdez.
That gentleman refused 10 answer
summons, however, hence the at
tachment. He is not In the city at
present.
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New YORK, Jnly GA crowd Of
angry POlanders yesterday raided
the private banking establishment Of
Bernard Arauson, whom they AZ
cuse Of misappropriating funds en-
trusted 10 him 10 be used 10 bring out
their relatives and friends from PO-
land. AransOn and his clerk were
badly beaten before the police Ies-
cued them. They were afterwards
arrested, and this morning. on COM
plant Of n number Of POlanders,
were remanded for examination.
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washIngton JoifIngs-

WASHINGTON, July 2O.-Debaie
on the tariff is expected TO begin In
the Senate tomorrow afternoon. The
republicans do not intend TO engage
in the general debate on the bill,
therefore the democratic Senators
will make the opening speeches.
The republican members Of the IL
nance committee have been inform
ell that the democratic minority
will not make formal report against
the passage Of the bill.
No effort will be made this week
to secure consideration Of the River
and Harbor bill, but il the tariff de-
bate proves protracted, the bill will
be laid aside informally to permit
the River and HarbOr bill to come
up before the Senate.
Nothing definite is decided res
peeting n Republican caucus upon
the election.
In the House the programme has
been partially outlined by the special
orier for tomorrow. a vote will I've
taken on the amendments TO the
original package bill. The bank
ruptcy bill will come next and Oc-
cupy the time until Thursday. The
elections committee may render re-
ports on tie pending eases.
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ROCHESTER, y. Y, July o.
During the Rochester, Columbus
game this afternoon, Justice Coy
and several constables and Law
and Order League men from lrOnde-
quot appeared on the grounds and
ordered a stoppage OF the game.
The Spectators hns..,! and ordered
the plaNv.- 90 -i Itinue and for a
few moments II looked like there
might be a riot. Finally the officials
induced the officers TO allow the
game TO continue and after il
was over Manager Brenker went
before n justice Of the peace and
vOuched for the appearance Of the
players, who will be examined to-
morrow.
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DRESDEN, July 2n.-In the NacE-
richtcn Bismarck denies that there
Is any hostility between the Em-
perJr and himself lie was a loyal
adherent OF the HohuuzDilerns. al
though he differed with the En-
peror on the question OF socialism.
The Emperor decided to try 10 in
duce the socialists TO maintain a
peaceful attitude Ivy means Of con-
cessions, but he (BismarCk) believed
in fighting them rs blackmailers.
The sooner they We're defeated the
better. The time would come when
socialism would Ice found 10 be n
military question, ami in place Of
the present mild state Of siege
there would Lee a universal state Of
war.
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Turkish Cruelty.

CONsTANTINOFLE, July 2O.-The
Armenian question has taken leap
during the last two weeks into a
position Of first importance 10
Turkey. Hitherto it has been a
smUuldering annoyance. An out
break at ErzeTOum, in which blood
WAS sized between MOslems and
Christians. has Jet loose all the latent
PASSION Of religious hate and opened
tine disability Of grave international
complications. The Armenians are
nowhere in any such number as to
Ice danger to the peace Of the
Turks, and the pretense Of their be-
ing dislOyal has only fOmented dis
loyalty, without proving one whit
that a dislOyal Armenian can hurt
anybody; moreover, the distant cor.
ners Of Asiatic Turkey witness daily
the most atrociUus oppression If
Amenians under the pretense OF
tax collection. In the region of
Khnous the tax collectors have
fairly outdone themselves during the
last year. The stick, well laid on, is
still a means Of collection in that
region and the tax collector sitting
in his room. imbibing attack 10y the
quart, every now and then eXclaims
''What does this silence mean? Why
DO I not hear them yet:n Then the
officer proceeds 10 administer fresh
round Of indisCrimipate blows.
One man / know II, lame beg
gar from the street, was beaten last
winter and then tied up 10y his
hands and feet TO the roof of the
hat. one side Of his body freezing
from the cold Of the chimney hole,
while the other side was slowly
roasting from the heat Of the fire.
He hung in this position nearly two
hours before the tax gatheTer was
satisfied that he had been tortured
enough to extract his concealed
cash il he had possessed any such
store.
Another man, after being bcaten,
was tied hand and foot to a post and
fresh cowdung smeared all over his
face in Orier TO persuade him 10 pay
up reputed arrears Of taxes.
The attempt Of the Armenians OF
AlaShgerd to emigrate in a body
last winter, which was reported
was simply the rcsult-of n long sys-
tenn Of terrible oppression, under
which they felt that they could not
bear up.
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NEW ORLEANS, July -. - 4
severe rain aud electric storm Wis
tied this city and vicinity this
evening. At Milnerburg the light
ming struck a shed, instantly killing
Victor Murchaud, fatally injuring
Edgar Charles and severely injuTiug
Edward Williams. At Gentle
Road dairyman was killed in the
same way, and a man was seriously
injured at Spanish Fort by an elec-
trIc shock.
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MELBOURNE, July 21.-Fhe Pre-
mIer introduced IN Parliament n
Railway bill providing for the con-
stTuctlOu Of 1919 miles Of country
lines and thiTty-nine miles Of SUD-
urban lines, the whole TO cost cl2,-
50D. 900, besides a grant from the
treasury OF -, OJO,UJD. He said the
scheme was necessary in order 20
meet thegrOwth OfpOpulatiOn. which
the last CENSUS proved was increas-
ing faster than the population Of
America. The bill was well re-
ceived.
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NEW YORK, July ll.-An eXcur-
sion 10 Yellowstone Park and Cali
fornia, under the auspices Of the
Mecca Temple, Ancient Arabic
Order Of Mobiles Of the Mystic
Shrine, will start from this city to-
morrow. In the language OF the
order, the trip from New York %
san Francisco is II pilgrimage from
Mecca 10 Islam, A" and the cities they
will visit have all been christened
with an Oriental name.
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The leading question now Is:
care you provided with n bottle OF
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrh0a Remedy, as safeguard
against an attack ofbOwel complaint
during the summer month";" No
family can afford to risk being with
out this invaluable medicine during
the hot weather. IL is almost certain
to he needed, and is a friend indeed
when required, as it never fails and
is pleasant and safe To take. IS and
80 cent bottles for sale by u. G.. NJ. /.
Drug Department. d
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The IIibcruianS.

DUBLIN, July 2O.-ln his sermon
in the cathedral at Omagh today,
Rev. Mr.McNiece denounced secret
societies. He referred especially 10
the Ancient Order Of HibeTniaus.
lie said this society, which was
founded in America, was seeking
new members in Ireland, and he
warned all Catholics against having
to do with the Orgauiza-
finn
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LONDON, July %. - The Duke Of
Clarence, eldest son OF the Prince Of
walrs. is in poor health. and is fire.
guently compelled to remain in bed
Tor several days. 1t is asserted that
he is suffering from the effects Of his
trip TO India, where the climate dis
agreed with him during the whole
OF his visit to that country. His
physicians are Tcticcut concerning
his condition, but it Is well known
that his health has been extremely
delicate since his return, ana he
will probably go 10 the continent
shortly.
The week has seen further ravages
by the potato blight in Ireland. The
Rev. DIR. Lyons Of the admInistra-
ton Of Castlehaven. I'm the diocese
Of Ross, County Cork. writing under
Thursdays date, says in all the
town lands Of his parish that border
ON the s,a the failure Of the potato
crop is complete.
Father Lyons adds that I'm places
farther inland the state Of affairs is
not altogether SO had. hut n cOntinu-
ance Of dry weather will be absolute
~ necessary TO save any crop. "I
feel quite bewildered A. apprehend
the consequences that are likely to
ensue from this failure Il the Is,tatn
crop here. ] $50 nothing less than
starvation staring those unhappy
families in tine face
Distressing reports have also
been received from other districts Of
Cork, Limerick, Kerry and Water
ford. Since they were written the
weather has been wetter than ever,
and the blight must have spread TO
"A friehtful extent.
King Oscar Of Sweden has signi-
fled his intention 70 attend the an
nual German naval maneuvers at
hiel, 10 which. he IL understood to
have been invited 10y the Emperor.
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Pneumonia and bronchitis Carry
omOuo-fhird of the Human Race.

1t is not generally known that
Pneumonia and Bronchitis carry of
one third Of the human race, hut
such are the facts, and what Is more
surprising, both Of the above
diseases result from neglecting n
common ordinary cold. a cough
should never be neglected. II 1t Is,
every time you catch cold you
cough harder, and 1t sticks by you
longer. Billiards. HorehOund Syrup
is the hest remedy in the world for
Pneumonia, Bronchitis and all
throat and lung troubles. II you
have any throat trouble, call for
Ballani's Horehound Syrup and
take no other. lions Cooperative
Mercantile Institution, Agent. l
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lIcrirrn I;.iIunrs-

CITY OF MENICo, July 2o.-The
rolling stscls Of tie Cirllau Railway
through the valley Of Mexico mas
arrived and the road will be opened
TO the pUhlic August lst. The
branch OF the Mexican Railway to
PachuCa Is nearly finished. The
contractors Ofthe Southern Railway
have rcliuquished their contracts
Terrible hsdt Is reported ON the
Pacific Coast.
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President Brigham YounE's

III is my intention TO compile all
my fathers Letters for publication,
and | will be greatly obliged to all
those who have such letters If they
will kindly forward them TO James
4. Little, care JuUcI,ile Instructor
Office, Salt Lake City, that they
may be correctly copied. All such
letters will lie most carefully
handled and returned safely TO the
owners. Respectfully,
IDS JOHN w. YOUNG.
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CITY OF MEXICO, July 2O.-El
Universal publishes an account Of n
battle between the Guatamalans
and Salvadoreans in San Salvador,
in which the former were defeated
with heavy loss. The Guatemalan
force numbered 5000. General Bar
rundia, a Guatemalan refugee, has
left Oaxaco to take part in the war.
He will probably raise the standard
of revolt in Guatamala- Private
kilograms from San Salvador say
the San Salvadoreans captured the
Guatamalan artillery in the bettle
which took place Thursday. 1t Is
rumored that President BarillRs Of
Guatemala talks Of resigning.
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Grnnd Arm, Rcnninns

Boston, July .p.-The reunion
committee Of the National Grand
Army encampmeut earnestly tie
sires the names nf all organizations
that have secured through local
members and without application to
the committee, their own accGmmU-
datiOns. The committee dcsire-
that all military ami naval 0rsaui-
cations that contemplate holding
reunions during eucampment week
and that have already notified the
committee, should do 50 at once.
Notices should Ice sent 10 J. Pays0u
Bradley, chairman nf the reunion
committee. NJ. IA" Beach Street,
Boston, Mas.