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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-01

Rev. II. NJ. ShTout, pastor United
Brethren Church, Blue Mound, Kan,
says; 81 feel II my duty 10 tell what
wonders DIR. Kings New Discovery
has done for me. My lungs Were bad
ly diseased, aud my parishioneTi
thought could live only few weeks.
took five bottles OF DIR. Kings New
Discovery, and am sound and well,
gaining 20 pounds In weight" Ar.
thur Love, Manager Loves Funny
Folks Combination, writes. "After :
thorough trial aud convincing owl
dence, am confident Dr. Kings New
Discovery for CONSERVATION beats 'em
all. aud cures when everything elss
falls. The greatest kindness can do
my many thousand friends Ia 10 urge
thom 10 try It," Free trial bottles at
A. q. Smith 4 Co.'S Drug Store. Reg.
ular slze 6Oe. aud 81 W,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-01

wAsusoTos, August sl.-Lleut.
William n. Bowen Of the army, who
Inspected tho Connecticut National
Guard during the recent encampment,
has sent the war department very
complimentary report, glvlng the result
Of his observations. The novelty VI the
encnmpment was n special bicycle ser.
vice by corps Of First regiment mon,
and this feature IL specially commend
ed. "lhe men were armed" says
Lieut.. Bowen. "witli Colps repeating
chrbines and revolycrs. A man
mounted on bicycle can 40 many
places where II would no impossible N
take horses, and can beat the Nag In
sending messages Ia nearly every case.
As q fighting force II may not be
favored, but as messengers, patrols and
advance guard, In my opinion II would
be advisable. would recommend to
the serious consideration Of the war de-
partnent tho Availability Of expert.
menting with the bicycle. The prln-
cipal duties Of the military cyclist are
those Of carrying dispatches, skirmirh.
Ing aud accommodating. As applied 10
the signal service II would In my
opinion almost double its uscfulness.''
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NV YoHl, August 3i.--Thc steam.
ship "Arizona," which arrived this
morning, brought eight members Of the
crew Of tho ship "seagull," which was
wrecked In n terrific gale on the Aft.
can coast. There were twenty-six all
told In the "5eagull's" crow. and Of
these all were drowned saw the eight
picked up by the "Arlzona." When
the "Arixona" found them they were
floating on small raft In the middle
OF the Atlantic. All Of them were
terribly emaciated from hunger aud
exposure, and somo were hardly able
10 alt up when lifted 10 the "Arizona's"
decks. ON board the big steamship
everything possible was done Tor their
comfort, and when they arrived here
they were much improved.
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WAsuINuToS. August n. - The
amount of fUur.and-one-half per cent.
bonds continued nj per cent. today
was Sisl $50, making total 10 date Of
s23, 22l $3.50. This leaves about t95 ,O00,-
900 Of four.and.one-hnlf per cents out
standing. II Il impossible at present
10 make any definite estimate AZ To the
amounts that viii be presented for re-
dcmption, especially Al the time with
Ia which they may bo continued Mt
per cent. ~ TO he extended beyond
September End for period not YET
flxui. Secretary Foster said this after
noon that he thought between twenty
and twenty-five millions Of tho four.
and-one.half por cents will be pro-
scented for redemption. This viii DO
entirely satisfactory 10 the department,
the secretary said, as II would force
that much money Into circulation at u
time when there IN great need OF II In
moving the CrOns.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-01

Nothing has boon heard OF late Of tho
Watlin tower, which IS 20 rival In Lon.
Ton the altitude Of the Ethel tower. The
work has, nevertheless, been going
steadily forward, foundations for the
tower being completed aud tho laying
out OF tho grounds considerably ad.
Sanced. On the invitation OF tho chair
man and directors an inspection OF the
works was recently made by u number
II members of parliament and Others.
London NowA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-01

Ex-Presldeni Hall, who asserts that
his life has been declared forfeited In
the meetings " these people, IL keenly
alive n the situation. Before the meet.
Ing at Pirtle springs he sent out let
ter, dated August ! 4, 10 every delegate
he could trust, telling him the facts and
exhorting him 10 be ut the convention
ready 10 crush out the influence Of
these Socialists ~ he calls them. This
secret order calls itself "rhp Anti
MoDopolisis." Very few II any farm.
ers belong 10 II. The Star says ils
atrcngth lies mainly In the cities and
tho farmers arc lis catspaws 10 rake It's
political chestnuts from the Gre.
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ImI cmILnAN wAH.
Tho East Hattie Described ~ Ficpd-
i.h.

NEW YoRK, August 3i.-Thc World
prints rs Valparaiso special the
statement that the insurgents owe
their success In MEASURE 20 the skill
and experience Of Colonel Keeper who
WINS brought from Germany by the
Chilean government ~ an Instructor
Ia modern warfare, but who quarrelcd
with the Balmaccdans and gave his
services 10 the opposition.
The fighting was not only fierce but
flendish. The bodies Of the BslmRce-
dan Generals Barhosh and Alcerrcca,
who iell In the hottest part Of the
engagement, were frighifully mutilat-
cd.
Atsundowna rio,ous mob Of labofers
united with the rahhlo Of dcscrtcrs
from the government Hot fire 10 and
looted many buildings on the outer ond
Of the city belonging TO Balmnccda's
paFtisnns. Fourteen fires ragged all
night but are now under control. Two
million dollhrs' worth u property was
destroyed. The city rang all lAst night
with rife reports aud this morning the
bodies Of 200 rioters and pillagors lit
tered the streets.
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A Flushing u. ~ man had a dream
Tuesday night In which h. saw his son
In the presence OF greatdangcr. The
dream seemed % real that when awat.
nene1 by tho effort he was making to
warn his son he could not 10 TO sleep
again. He went into tho boys room to
dnd that the lad had left his bed In his
sleep and had climbed out ON the roof Of
an extension, whore he was walking up
aud down dangerously near the edge
New York Letter.
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ISDEpESDEscE, la. August ST.
Records were slashed today Ms follows;
Pent Downing who obtained a record
Of 2;lS Saturday, went against the
clock In $40. A year ago this horse
was incapable OF beating three min.
utes. His owners value him at Si0,-
900.
Calico, TO beat ai30l, paced 10 2:20l.
hIuscoyile, to beat 2;2sl, trotted In
9.2ll !.
Boar, to beat 2'22l, trotted in a.eO
Hat.
Allo, to heat e;l9l trotted In 2.i0l.
Reserve Fund, 10 bea, 800, paced In
2igJ..
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KANSAS CRY, August "a The Star
ays II transpired duriug the recent
nn,e meeting Of the Farmers' A lliance
AT WnTrensburg, that there was AN
organization within. the Alliance
which believed In force TO attain It's
o,y.cis: II WINS the knowledge Of this
,ofce element that defeated the sub.
treasury resolution, which was cham
lionej 10y tbs force men principally.
olher delegates who favored II voted
against u because they desired TO do.
,sM ths force party. The latter had
iofly'eight delegates In the conven.
uon, and one Of Them told a reporter.
" The minority viii not do what the
majority wills, u IL high time for the
majority TO hang the minority. II
uaii0ts won't do thu business, bullets
w'll, and there are lot OF US pledged
" 70 thai far"
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LOUISVILLE, KY, August 3i.-A
Courier Journal special from Windsor,
Canada, says Cashier Tillman OF tho
Falls City Bank registered there last
night. He asserts that be IL not
deiauller, and intimates that he will
make trouble for any one who says he
Is. On the other hand II Is asserted
here That $40, 900 more IL to be added
to his shortage, making $50, 900 Ia all.
While last years legislation would
secure Tiilman's extTaditiop, Il Is not
believed that Pettib his only bonds
man, will prosecute.
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crispi win rnbii-h Certain Import.
Nnt Documents.

Row., August n 1t il asserted that
ox.Plemicr Crispl will presently pub
lish docum.nts intended TO doinon-
etrhte thatFrnnce dcsitod 10 have tho
Pope leave Rome In 1859. II Ia learned
nj the Vatican that any such statement
j. quite without foundation. The
Pope did IN 1850 form the intention OF
leaving Rome. lie entered Into ncgo-
tiations With the Prince OF Monaco.
Complete arrangements were made aud
the apartments Tor the Pops were des-
ignatod, when n letter OF extreme ini-
p0fianco was received from tho Prince,
making certain conditions relative 10
the sojourn OF the Pope. Ons condi.
tion was that the gambling should he
all0woditO continue without interrupt
ton. The conditions were such that
the Pope could not accept, and the
plan fell through, hut France had
nothing Whatever to do with tho mat
ter.
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General Baquedano Recognized by the
D. as President al
w Interim.
GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS TO nc
KILLED.
The "Espleglc, Affair. = Procurator
Dlscal shot.--rhc United states
aud the Junia.
~ rslsraph TO tho sEwNl
PROM CHILE.
III. I..,e., news from the scene OF
trouble.


NEW YORS, August M.-The iier-
ad this morning has the following
cable advices from Chiie' uene'h
Baquelano has been recognized as
President od fHfcTfm OF the republic by
members Of tho Junta here. Tbs gov.
eminent troops at Conception, Talca.
the Congre-sionalist authorities that
they have flushed fighting aud are
ready TO obey orlers from the Junia,
AMI there are only the Coquimbo pro.
ylnces 10 make trouble.
All that remains TO be done now u
u put down sporadic cases OF disorder,
officials rs have been guilty OF outrage
Gus acis OF tyranny aud prepare for The
elections which VIII again give the
republic an unquestioncd constitutional
government.
| have Just had an lntosvlew with
cx.Ministor Cooley, Balmaceda's clos.
brother. They say TINT throughout the
entire period since tho outbreak OF the
revolution Balmaccdh has depended
upon the representation OF the army Of
nclals that the force was loyal aud de.
voted TO his cause. Had he thought
Otherwise he would have resigned
rather than be the cause OF unnecvrsary
boodshcd.
Senior Godoy thinks Balmaceds has
.scapcd 10 Bucnos Ayre-. He LEFT
Santiago, according to the news re-
celved by Senior Cooley, ON Saturday
morning, with six carriages contain.
inp his family and valuablcs. Rcla.
~. h.. ,,,tuiat.x n,an Eaunr Gn,lnv
emphatically declare. every inter.
view had by him was entirely con.
iined 10 the question Of commercial re-.
citoclty between the United States
ami Chile.
sevsml prominent government
officials will be shot tomorrow after n
trial by martial law.
Referring to the silver shipment,
Senior Godoy says Balmaceda bought
the italian steamer "Aqulllav at
Montvideo. The owners required
cash. The United States navy de-
paftment allowed tho baltimore" 10
cafsy the money for him. British
Minister Kennedy obtained pormls-
slon for the ''Espicgic" 10 convey the
same 10 an English hank nj Monte
video. The steamer was bought for
fliO,000, ~ which E10,0O1 was 10 be-
used 10 furnish the ilxturos and gas.
The "Aquillan was to be fitted out for
cruiser The bullion has gone to Eng
land.
lialmaceda'a officials at Cogulmbo
have cut tho English cable there and
refuse " surrender anu Will make n
iigN. The "fsmeralda," with the
"Lynch," goes to Coquimho tonight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-01

CINciSSATl. August 3l.--rhc track
was IN good condition.
Mile aud twenty yards Radcliffe
won, Mary u. second, First Lap third.
Tlme-i;ijl.
Aiilc-Donnell won, Fannie =. sec.
ond, Won Tronp third. Time -liill.
Mile aud my ystds--Hopeful won,
Huoneme second, Harry Weldon third.
rime-l;i7!.
Four and q half furlongs-- Hindoo
Gall won, Greenwich second, rata third.
Timc-.i1.
Mile and seventy yards Allan Banc
won, Balisadr second, Nina Archer
third. Tlme--i;ili.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-01

Nrw YOHK, August 3l.--Col. Mont.
gomery of Oregon, just returned nom
Germany, said today; "rhe crop fail.
urc In Europe II general, and dislrcfs Il
sure 10 follow. wasall over Germany
and saw that rain had ruined the
wheat and rye. Tie people will have
10 look Ia this country for relief The
potato crop In Continental Europe has
been more OF lees "a failure aud tho neo.
pie look with longing eyes toward
America"
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PoRr TOWNSEND, Wash, August
3l.-Captain 1Ozior Of the United
States revenue cutter "Wolcotp this
morning seized the American steamer
"Georgc n. Starr" belonging 10 the
Union Pacific company, plying be-
tween Victoria and Port Townsend,
on the charge Of smuggling Chinese
into tho United States from British
Columbia. Several Chinese were
found aboard the vessel, who .aid they
had boon taken aboard at Victoria by
the vessels officers. The steamers
officers were arrested.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-01

DETROIT, Mich, August 3l-Re.
ierring to the special dispatch from
Monroe, Michigan, today, detailing the
killing Of one Wllkinton and vile, and
the shooting down Of the mufdefcrs
BY tho incensed farmers, tho sheriff u
Monroe county sends word this even.
ing that no such crime was heard " IN
tho county until tho dispatch came IN,
aud that no such family l. residing Ia
the county.
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BERLIN, August 3l.--rhc National
Gasotte argues that the Initiative In the
Dardnnellcs matter falls upon England,
saying. cit would be the exceedingly
bitter irony u fate II, Immediately
after the Portsmouth reception, Eng
land should he compelled by Russia,
Fmnce's ally, to defend her Interests"
The press mere h increduloua regard.
ing yesiefday'a report of the Turkish
Sullan'B submission 10 l,uasia's de.
mands respecting the recent detention
Of the Russian volunteer iicot steamer
at the Darisnclles. The IOsdscAo
Zcitutg SAYS such sn action on the
SultanH part would Justify the removal
Of Turkey from the independent states
Of Europe.
WHAT THE "srANDAHD" SAYS.
LoNDON, August al.-The Standard
suggests that tho sulun's action Ia TO-.
gard 10 Russia and the Dardanellcs
may he duo 10 piquc aud irritation nj
England's refusal 10 reopen the Egyp'
tian negotiations. Itsayt! "5ince the
refusal Il IL reported that the English
ambassador has not been received at
the Nildi1kiosk. Its for the powers 10
consider what course 10 observe TO en-.
force the observance Of the existing
treaties. Clearly the straits must be-
closed TO all nations OF open to
all nations. England cannot alone
champion the rights Of the powers"
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They Wen, gu, ON a strike.

NEW YoRlS, August 1.-The Ameri.
can Ak x Tool Company owns nine
factories. Today this employees OF the
factories at Johnsonville, n. O., East
Douglass, Mass, Beaver Falls, Pa,
Cleveland, o., and Mllhall, Pa, went
out ON strike, caused by tho efforts Of
the company 10 discourage the growth
Of labor unions. These factories are
the most important In the country.
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CHICAGO, August u Shortly before
noon Ramsey Bros, u long established
commission firm, notified those having
trades with them 10 close them out,
The announcement had no effect on
the market, as the firm had been doing
very small commission business OF
lata.
Henry Towner, the managing part
nor, says the losses are not yet known,
but are probably $4,000 or 100000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-01

BUTTE, August al.-in the Davis
will case today number Of witnesses
Were placed on the siaui by the pro-
ponent, who testified that from their
knowledge of j. n. Eddy since boyhood
tho will was not In his handwriting.
w. M. McCracken and Charles \.
Warren Of Butte, who had Intimate
business relations with tue lRte A. J..
Davis, thought the signature In the
VIII genuine.
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Brm.IS, August 3l.-It Ia reported
In Hamburg that oil the restrictions on
American pork will be removed to-
morrow. United States Minister WI.
liam Walter Phelps, when questioned
upon the subject, smilingly refused to
confirm the report. II Ia known, how
ever that Phelps, In his last dispatch
70 The German foreign Office, iniimsted
plainly 10 the officials Of the depart
m,ent that the patience OF President
Harrison and Secretary Blaine would
hotlast beyond September.
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CHICAGO. August ai.-seyen fur
longs- lioscland Won, Barney second,
Clifford third. Tlme-l:8J.
Milc-liankrupt won, D." rvcn
second, Patrick third. Tin 40.
Handicap, milo apE n lrloug-
BruomwoOd won, 20 second,
Silver Lake third e i.v-l;5oi.
seven furloul, g. Lantlppa won, Pow
ors second, Engariaia thlrd. Time
1881.
sircplochase, short course Evange.
Hue won, Spectator second, Lcandvr
third. rlmo-3.i5.
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senator sauire- Doe. No, want the
Position.

WAsIrSoToS, August al.-The Io1
tomorrow will publish au Interview
with Senator Squires Of Washington,
In which he denies emphatically the
reports that he has been rendered and
will accept the appointment Of minister
TO China He says he Is not an appll-
cant for the mission, aud under no cir.
cumstances would he accept tho ap-
pointment should II be offered him.
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DESvER, August si.-rhls afternoon
FIRE damaged the Kirby House 10 tho
extent OF $1,000. While the fiTemen
were lighting the flames n carboy, con.
tanning fifteen caus Of gasoline ex-
poded aud blow u big hole In the front
wall. H.. L.. RJwley, who was stand
ing on tho sidewalk In front OF tho
house, was blown into tho middle Of
the street and fatally injured. Several
other persons were Injured by being
struck by the dying bricks.
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why Thomas McUroevy Tied.

MONTREAL, August "a, Hon,
Thomas McGroevy, who He'd 10 the
United StateH 10 avoid telling what he
knew about the public works "hood-
ling" has beon located at Portland,
Me. lie slated TO n friend that he
would be very glad 10 come back 10
far Ms he was Individually concerned
and give all the facts, hut others ara
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TORTURED Ann MURDERED.
the work Of rrsmp- who want
Money.

CmoAuo, August 3i.-A dispatch
from Monroe, Mich, says tina, Satur.
day afternoon, ut farmhouse near
there, John Wilkinson and vito were
tortured and murdered by tramps who
tiled 10 get money which they supposed
the couple owned. A son Of the farmer
gave the alarm and the ncighhofs or
ganlzed and went 10 the rescue, but
found the couple dead whom they
reached the house. The tramps were
sighted near Maybce station and both
were shot down by the Infatuated citi-
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The Affairs OF the Uniou Pacific.

Nrw YonIS, August al.-Important
developments In the affairs " the
Union Pacific railroad are expected
this week, says the Tunes. Tho meet.
Ing recently appointed of the finance
committee Of which J. Pierpont Nor.
gan il the head, will be held today or
tomorrow In this city. Tho probable
outcome Of the meeting may be o!
greater Significance than the mere put.
ting Into effect OF tho scheme for carry
ing the floating debt. The rumor that
tho Nanderhilts are TO take control Of
this property are received with serious
consideration In Wall street, where J.
Piofpont Morgan's close relations with
the Vanderbilt. hre duly appreciated.
II Ia well known that when the Could
Dillon contigent hnt approached
Morgan with request for aid IN
Strengthening out the finances Of the
Union Pacific company, they met
with chilling reception. When
finally Morgan consented 10 take
charge OF the scheme for temporarily
dispoaing OF $40 100000 Of the floating
debt, II transpirod that he exactel
concessions which practically put
him In control OF the property.
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KANSAS Cry, August 2l.-At Nor.
dAra, IA small town on the Alton road
In Lafayette County, n daring bank
robbery took place today. The bank "
branch OF the Higglnsvllle bank, aud
tho regular employees are only cashier
and bookkesper. The bookkeeper
was out on business this afternoon,
when two men rode up 10 the bank
disinountod, walked into the bank
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Extra session OF the Tennessee Lesis.
iaturc.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, August alan
extra session Of the general assembly
was convened today, and, after listen.
Ing 10 the reading Of the governors
message, adjourned TIL tomorrow.
Senator Polk OF Mauty county will
introduce In the Senate tomorrow u
resolution settling forth that the miners
at Bflceyille are la a state VI insurrec.
ton, and empowering the governor 10
call out such troops rs are necessary 10
suppress the unlawful acts.
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BIRIIE, August 81 Baron Stumm,
one OF the largest employers Of labor
In Germany, has decided topay higher
wages 10 MI his employees while the
crease the pensions allowed the widows
OF employees and others.
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WAsIuSGTOS, August SILT Is
estimated ut tho treasury department
that there has been an Increase Of over
81, 900, 900 In the cash holdings since
August LIST, representing a decrease In
the public debt to that amount, accord
ing 10 tho old form Of the debt state
mont.
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ROW., August ala cyclone which
has Just pRssed over the San Mauro,
Castillion and Casino districts, has
caused great distress. A number Of
persons were Injured. Tho crops IA
the path Of the storm were destroyed
and houses damaged.
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Trial of the Enxines OF tho "nains."

NEW YoRS, August 81. AN exhibi.
ton trial OF tho engines OF the "AIaino"
was given today on the East river.
Secretary Tracy and Engineers Mel
Vile, Baker, Morley and Kaaier OF the
navy department, were present. The
engines Of the "hIaine" are the largest
OF their kind ever built In this coun.
try. The trial was eminently success.
full.
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1891. SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH TERRIro

shut the door aud lockei It before the
cashier noticed what was going on.
Then, n. the point Of a revolver, one Of
the men kept the cashier quiet, while
the other took about 500, all the cash
IN sight. The robbers then mounted
their horses aud fled.