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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-19

HASTINGS, August is.-The indie.
pendent state Convention organized
this afternoon with seven hundred
delegates, representing soventy.six Of
the eighty.nlne counties In attend.
ance. Addresses were delivered and u
recess taken 10 $ y. IN.
This evening, after lengthy debate,
platform was adopted. II endorses
tho Cincinnati platform, fsvom the
abolition Of National bank notca aud
the Substitution Of grcenbackr therefor,
advocates the loaning OF government
money 10 private individuals; free and
unlimitCd coinage Of silver; govern.
ment control Of railroads, steamships,
tolegrnphs anu telephones; condemns
congress for extravaganza In othcrlin,a
and failure TO provide for Old soldiers;
demands service pensions and pensions
for all prisoners Of war; equal dislrlhu.
ton u soldiers bountics aud enhanced
appropriations for soldiers; call. on
congress 10 forfeit che title on all lands
by aliens and RAILROADS. Ia excess Of
nctuhl needs, aud closed by rcitorlt ny
the fealty 'ofthe farmers 10 the cause OF
the people aud the Old soldiers. j. W.
EigertOn Of South Omaha was nomi.
mated for supreme Judge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-19
~ IMPORTANT BILL
TIM ROYAL rAitiIsu POWDER cos
DEMSED ~ THE NEw YORK
IiBfsIATtRE.

Nfe lori Prst,l
Last Monday Mr.. Kelly introduced
the following hill In the assembly. A
careful reading OF II will show that IL
Is n very Important one.
Az Act 10 prevent the uacof polson-
Qua and Injurious ingredients In baking
powders,
WIIEREAs, Baking Powders manu-.
featured In this state, known n the
. "RO fiL" alum and other Baking
Powders nrc advertised fof sale a. ab.
sOlutely pure; and,
WHEREAS, Onlclal examination
shows them 10 contain ammonia md
other Injurious ingredients; therefore
The PEOPLE OF THE STATE UF NEW
York, represented In the Senate aud
Assembly, do enact as follows:
Section Livery can or package OF
baking powder containing Ammonia
offered for sale Ia this State shall have
n conspicuous label thereon with the
words 'Contnins Ammonia" printed
thereon In plain type, not smaller than
great primer and any person who shall
sell, or have or offer for sale, any such
can or package OF baking powder with.
out such label thereon, shall be guilty
Of misdemranor.
Section This act shall take ollec,
July /, 1891.
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We announced that our Semi-AnnuRl
Clearance sale would commence and
continue 80 days. The rush for these
goods up 10 date has made n big hole Ia
our stock from the heavy demands
made upon II. Our stock without
doubt II the oloanest and best assorted
today, and arranged on our counters no
that the entire display can be seen at a
glance. Our patrons have not been
slow TO take advantage Of these
BARGAINS and II Is TO the Interest
and saving OF every buyer TO visit our
store and take look ut what we have
Tor sale before purchasing elsewhere,
Our prices nre astonishing, az the goods
cannot be replaced for the price asked
for.
WESTERN SHOE 4 DRY Goops Co.
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KANSAS CRY, August lS.-The
general western branch OF the English
and American Mortgage Company Of
London "A short time ago checked ON
the home office In London Tor $4,000.
Tho First National bank took the
DRAFT and advanced this money. Later
II turned the drhn over ~ the National
Bank OF Commerce, borrowing $4,000.
In London the home company 70
fused 10 pay the DRAFT, and II came
back. Today tho branch establish
ment WINS taken possession OF by the
United States Marshal under an ut.
tachment IN favor OF the National
Bank Of Commerce. The secretary Of
tho Mortgage company had all the
capital and none was kept here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-19

We desire 10 say 10 our citizens, that
for years we have been selling Dr..
king's New Discovery for Consump.
ton, DR., Kings New Lifo Pills. Buck.
lens Arnica Salvo aud Electric BIT.
tors, aud have never handled remedies
that sell ms well, Or that have given
such universal satisfaction. We do
rot htsiialc 10 guarantee Thorn every
time, and We stand ready 90 refund
the purchase price II satisfactory re-
suits DO not follow their use. These
remedies have won their great popu.
lanty purely on their merits. a. q.
biuilh a Co., Druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-19

CALCUTTA, August ls.-Tho cxecu-
tlon Of the Manipnr prluces has created
profound sensation throughout India.
The pfcss Of India, which Is printed la
tho native language, strongly con-
deinns the so.called "hurrlod orders"
Issued for the execution, which, the
press declares, WINS hastcnud lest Eng.
lish opinion should undergo n change
Ia favor u the condemned princes afler
tue publication Of their defense.
lcngni Generals execution particular.
~ shocked the native feeling. II II
a.sertcd that ho wa. too III IN stand up,
aud the eXecuiioners were obliged TO
no him upon a stool before tho drop
fell.
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NORRIS PARK, August ls.-Mile
riiier second, stridesway third. Time
lob.
Six furlongs -Schuylkill won, CIocua
second, fred Les third. Time-l.l2l,
Seven furlongs-CellR won, St.John
second, Pearlset third. Time-l;9S.
Omnibus stakes, mile and IA half
Rey del Rey won, bermuda second,
Poet Scout third. Time-l:3S.
Six fIrlongs-l4osntaka won, Arab
second, Contribution third. Time
l.l2.
Six furlongs- rammany won, Min.
ME second, Patrimony third. Time
l;lgl.
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A Great Number OF Politicians father
In Harrisburg for a Repub.
llcan Convention.
CONFERENCE Between QUAY AND
MACE.
The Platform 10 be Adopted win la.
'or Blainc's Candidacy, tho
Mckinley Bill, Etc.
Meeting OF Prominent Politicians
In InNnr Of nIn.nr.

~ RNNt ~ hNNaN'a
HARRISBURG, August is.-'rhefe IL
much gossip concerning the Republi-
can convention, which meet t0m0r.
row. Great numbers of politicians are
Ia the city and the event NJ today was
apparently friendly 20 a conference
between Senator Quay and Chris
Mngco, tho pittsburg header. These
prominent politicians have not been
together since 1883. Aiagce says hi,
meeting Quay was simply 10 discuss
Mylhd's candidacy for Auditor.Gene-
raj, The platform 10 to adopted to-
morrow strongly endorses Secretary
blaine az the most available candi-
dato for TIE presidency In 1893. The
Mckinley bill aud reciprocity will
ALTO be- endorsed, ana la connection
with tho latter Harrison's admiuistra.
tion viii be mildly commended. The
platform will favor tho free coinage Of
silver To the extent OF taking care Of
the product OF American mines. A
tariff on foreign silver, sufficient TO ex-
clude Il from competition with the
native metal, viii be advocated. II
II understood that Chairman Andrews
u the Republican State Committee
viii take Quay's place In the National
! committee.
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SARATOGA, Aug. ls.--ltwas raining
and the track was heavy.
Mile-liaclno won, BOloro second
Belle " Orange third. Time-l:ill.
Six furlongs-Emma Primrose won,
Longicllow Wis my second, Bonnie
Burke third. Time-l;l6!.
Mile and quarter-Posarra won
J, -. second, Calgary third. Time
ala.
Mile aud one.slxteonlh-llcd Fellow
won, NOw.Or.Nover second, Mad
stone third. Time-l;50.
Mile and one furlong-Carroll. won
Kern second, Quotation third. Tim,
lbs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-19

pany IL crippled by the brnting Of
Two large pumps. New Ones viii come
from New York. While the wferkrr
"Nicfritp' was endcav0fiug ~ right
tho ship she f. u on the stntb0ari bilgu.
A heavy blow during the night threw
her on beam ends, where She Iav IN a
critical condition. Capt Byruc Hooded
the after hold to rect her ON nm oven
Keel. Tile dec',s are under water The
CAPTAIN aud officers still stand hy the
shin. The steamer "Now YORK" mr.
rived yesterday and now lies Alongside
tho "i.ldoralo" % tighten her. One
cannot say when she VIII br hDnted,
the chances are very much against her.
Another storm would probably break
her nm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-19

SAN FRANCISCO, August ls.-rhe
steamer "Nowhurn," from Mexican
ports, reports n tremendous storm In
the Gull Of California and along the
coast " Mexico. The woyrt effects
were felt at San Jose del Cado, IN Low.
or California, where tho storm ragged
for three days Two persons werc
killed, many Injured, aud hundred.
rendered homeless. When the storm
subsidized aud the water Ia the streets
recoded, the scene presented WAS one oi
dcsolntlOn and ruin. Every small
house In tho town had been destroyed
anu many cattle killed. The damage
10 cOas twise shipping IN great.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-19

TnFNrs, August is.--The fragment
II the "Holy Coat" exhibited at Ar.
gentenll' NEAR Tarlo. on Sunday lnst
was brought to this city by q dcpuia.
ton for comparison with the "H0ly
Coat" which ~ 10 be exhibited here.
A microscopic examination revealed
the fact that the Argcn,enil coat was
made OF camels' hair, while tie Ircyos
garment was made Of linen. The
members Of the Argentenil dcruta.
ton remain to Join N the ordination
Of the Trevcs garment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-19

10 one which IL guaranteed TO bring
you satisfactory results, or In case Of
failure return Of purchase price. On
this safc plan you can buy from our
advertised Druggist a bottle Of DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consump.
ton. II IL guaranteed to bring relief
IN every case, when used for affection
OF Throat, IMngs or Chest, such ~
Consumption, Inflammation of Lungs,
Bronchitis, Asthma, WhoOping Cough,
Group, etc, etc. IL is pleasant and
agreeable to taste, perfectly safe, and
eau always be depended upon.
Trial bottlos free at A. @. Smith a
Co.'S. Drug stores. la
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-19

NEW YoRR, August ls.-rho omnl.
bus siakeB was the feature Of tho day
at Morris Park. II was for three-year-
olds OF $3.50 each, with $4,000 added,
mile and n half, and there were twelve
starters. Coming down tho stretch
everybody was at whip and spur, and
onch horse stThlning every nerve and
muscle. Rey Del Rey came from
among the bunch with "a tremendous
buht Of speed, and won tho host race
Of the year by half "a length IN 0,3s,
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CHICAGO, August ls.--Half a. mile
dash Bernard won, Lyman sscond,
Miss IIulu third. Time-5Ol.
Mile Nero won, Insnlouce SECOND,
Maud Howard third. Time l:i3.
Mile aud an .ighth-DungHrven
won, Brcokwood second, Eli THIRD.
Timc-l;56.
Six Misunderstanding won, Fan
King second, Maud Is. third. Time
l:l6,,
Slroplochase, short beander
won, Speculation second, WinslOw
third. No time taken.
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SWANSEA, Wales, August is.-rcn
thoufaud people assembled today ~ the
National Eistoidfod, or musical s0ci.
ETY.. This evening n cloudhunt oc.
currud. The cauvass.cOvercd pavilion
In which the competitions IN Welsh
minstrclsy were being held collapsed,
but though u panic cusuvd among the
audience Of 10000, aud many were
trimplcd under foot during tie rush
fpr shelter, no one whs seriously In
jurcd. IL Is prohvble that the tessiOu
" 1898 Of this society will be held In
Chicago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-19

CSciNNATL August iS.-rhls nf-
ternoon n boat containing party OF
four artists, gkotching ON tho river op.
p0site this city, capsi2ud near the Ken.
lucky shore aud three were drowned.
Those who porl,hed were: Clara Fcch.
helmer, aged rs, daughter OF q leading
shoe manufacturer OF this city; Miss
Baumbrrger Of Chicago, and Emil
block, cousin Of the president OF the
Block Printing Company OF this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-19
4 Path OF Smouli'ring Ruins In
Jacksonville Is the Result
OF H.
EXPLOSION or a tAHoE AMOUNT
or DYNAMITE.
Jacksonville, riorian. gtns Couna'
grafton nnd ma Explosion.

grafton aud ma Lspiosiou.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, August IS
a path Of sm0uidvring ruins two blocks
Wide and six blocks long h. the result Of
a IRE which started at midnight. IL
caught Ia Knight a Co.'S grocery ad'
joining the large Hubbard buiiding,
and Va very short time the block wns
n mnss Of flames. rhun they were
carried diag0naiiy across 10 the Ire
mont hotel, thence 10 Colonel Bur.
bridges block. The lire spread on all
sidef, being famed by stiif Jrtezc.
Nothing could stay tho flames until
they were exhausted for want ~ ma.
terial. They were stopped Mt Beaver
street ON the west, mud OCEAN street on
the east. From the Hubbard block the
fire Jumped across the street 70 the
smith building and the Mather build
Ing. In the smith building large
amount VI dynamite was stored. THIS
exploded aud started fires In blocks
away 10 the northwest. rhc sound
WIS not heard, but tho cgect Of the
explosion was seen fifty miles away.
In thiH city II had the effect Of stun
ming. Men fell Ia the streets and
many woro Injured. The plate glass
tor four Or 1--we squares was shattered
aud the sidewalks covered with broken
glass. The nremru could have stopped
the lire NJ this point before the oXplo.
sion, which Reinforced them almost
helpless. Residences, stores and hotels
broke Into ilamUs and the tirc became
n terrible Coullagmti0n aud was no,
stopped usiil after dnylight. the
total number Of buildings OF all kinds
burned h fity.ilye aud the total los.
about 100000. The Insurance l. not
ohtainable just now. II will bn small
compared with the total loss. No live,
worn Lost.
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CHICAGO, August rhlrtoon.slx.
tevnls OF a milo Miss Lou won, Mag
gle u. second, Zeke Hardy third.
Timc-l;22,
Milc-Jrd won, Grandpa second,
Crab cider third. Tilne-l:i9l.
Mile and seventy ynrds-Mh itney
won, Tom Rogers second, Catalpa third.
rimu-l:iil.
Five uriongs-M Minnie Leo won,
Tom Elliott second, Lake Breeze third.
Timc-lsUll.
Half a milc-Ollio Glen won, Mlssent
second, AntoBnetto third. Tlme:---i9.
Mils-Hueneme won, Reveal second,
NOya &. third. Timo-l.i2.
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QUEBEC, August ls.-President Van
Horne, Of the Canadian Pacific rail-
way, has arrived home. He declines
to speal, Of tue result Of his European
mission. Van Horne states Quebec Ia
now 10 be used by tho Canadian
Pacific a. port OF shipment for
Canadian grain 10 England. Since
tho enormous increase in the wheat
crop Of the Canadian northwest II will
much more than exhaust Montreals
terminal facilities.
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SAN SALVADOR, August ls.-Bcn.
erals Ayala, Iuiaua, Bcrnardcs aud
Rivns en- route. TO Guatemala, were on
board tile "City Of Panama" /. j.
stated that President Barrillas Of
Guatemala offered tncm arms, money
aud men for revolution against Bal.
vador. This IL why these pa~ongcr.
were demanded from the steamer OIL
cials. General E1stn, President u
Salvador, has tclegmphVd senior Oh.
drlguez, the 5alvudoran In charge Of
affairs iu Mexico, 10 ask Mexico 10 Ia =
teflure.
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wAuTNA, MINI, August l0.-Tho
most destructive hail storm that over
visited this section occurred NJ Deer
Greek, Otter Tall county, aud vicinity,
late ycsteriny afternoon. IL l. esti'
mated that between $4,000 and 1000
acres Of grain have been laid low.
The storm listed halfnn hour and cut
"a swalh Ave miles wide.
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The british Mediterranean Squadron
and the French.

PARIS, August ls.-rho British
Mediterranean squadron upon arrival
NJ Nillelranchu today was received
with much pomp and ceremony by the
French war vessels there assembled.
The latter saluted the British ilag and
their bands played GOOD save the
Queen" as the British ironclEds an.
chorod. In return the British Admir-.
aps flagship returned the salute and
his bands played the "Aiarsellaise."
To this compliment the hand batteries
replied with another salute and every.
body was satisfied. Nilleiranohe In pro.
fusely decorated with flags In honor Of
the iieot and out Of grateful recognition
20 England's effort 10 give the French
iicct u hearty reception at Portsmouth.
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KEY WEST, Fla, August is,-The
revenue steamer "McLane" arrived
oil this port this morning with the
wrecked crew Of the "ElIorado," who
abandoned the ship the night of the
storm, on the 10Th. fhc wreoking
schooner Cora" with u largo guam
tity OF the damaged cargo, was
brought IN tow from the Bahama Ia
lands. The Merritt Wrecking Com,
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BrRLIg, August IS The North
German Gazette says; "rhe present
situation Of the corn market shows the
economic and political Importance Of n
highly developed national huhbandry,
making the fatherland independent Of
foreign countries, and proves the
necessity Tor n reform In the grain
trade No as 10 enable II 10 more easily
supply Germany with additional
bteadtula.n
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San DIEGO, Cal, August ls.-A
ptospectOr named Mcdonald, just re-.
turned from the Sslton desert, says
that two or three mllcs below the
place where the wRter from the
Colorado river flows Into the lake, u
large sand bar has formed clear across
tbs river. The bar Is gradually grow
ing larger. Unless Il is cut through.
allowing the river TO resume It's old
course, this permanent how will bo
turned into the desert, through
which all the water OF tho river Will
70,
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Cavalry Ordered To- Tongue river
Agency,

WAAuNGTos, August ls.-Govornor
Toolr, u Montana, has been Informed
by the acting secretary Of war that, Ia
compliance with the petition Of Custer
county, the cavalry detachment al
Tongue river hus been ordered from IT.
camp there 10 the Indian agency ON
that river. In the opinion OF military
comm ,ndcr-, this force VIII be sum.
Client 10 guard the Interests Of both
Indians and settlers.
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PEORIA, August ls.-All the switch.
mon, both union and non-union, in
the Peoria and Pokin union yards
struck tonight because OF disagree.
mout with the yaydmaster. This
means the tying up OF all freight busl-
ness on seven roads which center In
this city, all OF tho switching for
hlch is done by tho Peoria and Pekin
Union and all the Lake Eric and Wes-
tern bTakomen here are out.
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Sl. PETERSBURG, August ls.-The
wheat IN the country, the prices de-
manded and the facliitle. for IL trans
portstlon; measures Of relief In III. dis.
tfesscd districts, including tho building
" canals, barracks, railroads, street
paving and the planting Of forests.
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NATIONAL LuAGur-NEw ionR.
New YORK. g. Boston. :; Battcuca XIV
ing, buckley, Clhfktou, Bennett.
riiiLAnrLrutA.
The iirootiyn game was postponed; wet
grounds.
IfrtsuuHu,
ifiitbufg. I. Chicago Z. BattoHss-GAiVn.
Miller, Oumhcrt, Merritt.
CtNtiSNAfrL
Cleveland Won todays game through faulty
decisions 81 Umpire foNUrs. 10 the eight in,
uiur, a. McAlinf was rounding third, Latham
attempted 20 block han. McAller struck la
than and the latter knocked the former
down, Thrrr was considerable excitement
but 30 soon suhsidrd. Cincinnati. O., cleveland
D, uaucrCs- Chimes, huuan, Wan thinner
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BUTTE, August Is. ID. n. Carvalho,
n New York photographer, occupied
the stand the entire day In tho Davis
viii ease. He gave tho opinion that
tho discolOration of the Will was pro-
ducod 10y tobacco juice or coffee stain.
ing, that tho ink used In the writing
would have turned brown II the win
had been written when II purported to
have been,
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CHICAGO, August ls.--r0iay Gin u
crowded court room MIS-. Edward Me-
Mahon horsewhipped u millionaire
and his lawyer and them faiTited In
her husbani'r arm. Tho millionaire
was Peter smith, u contractor. and the
lawyer was =. McHugh. The cause
OF tho assault was the reading OF n
deposition by "a Canadian detective
lmpugning Mn. McAlRhOn's chastity.
rhe whipping Is the climnxiOl "a .seriea
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CHICAGO, August ls,-William Il.
Mortimer secretary and treasurer Of
the National Capital Savings, Build
Ing a Loan Association, arrived from
Minneapolis today In custody OF In-
spector stuart. lie Ia confident he
can acqult himself OF any wrongioing
Ia connection with the management Of
the association, and that his sou Louis
will return anu straighten out afialrs.
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ViESEA, August ls.-A dispatch nm.
nounces the partial destruction OF the
village OF HOLMAN by cloudburt,
Half OF tho houses were destroyed aud
many people drowned. The cloud
buBt occurred at midnight. The
water looaeued an avalance, and forty
people were drowned. The railway
was destroyed for many miles.
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81. LOUIS, No., August ls.-Pro.
fossor Mike Mooney of the Alissoufl
gymnasium has accepted the oiiur Of
Andy Bowen Of New Orleans for a
finish FIGHT for $1,000 siue aud the
bosi purse obtainnblo, the ilght 10 take
place ut New Orleans or elsewhere.
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No ny. Prom rinIand.

BERLIN, August is.-The Finnish
senate viii propose to prohibit the eX.
portalion Of rye. Otherwise II In feared
that Russia viii cut OF the supplies
from Finland. This will upset tho
plans OF the Russian merchants who
hoped TO export rye via Finland.
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ASHLAND, Pa, August'ls,-A lot Of
Hungarian miners, celebrating "a
christening, became drunk and quar-.
relied with the result that four are 40
seriously injured that their lives are
dpspalTed Of
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san FRANCtscD, August is.-rhe
steamer "Iralandia" arrived today
from Honolulu. Downgrr Queen
Knpiolania had stroke " paraiysis
August ith, but nj last accounts was In
a more favorable condition.
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OTTAWA, Ont, August iS.--In the
House tomorrow Mr. Cameron will
make the charge that Cochrane, mem.
Der " Parliament for East Northum.
berland, is guilty " selling govern.
ment patronage To tbs highest bidder.
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NEw York, August ls.-Aftcr the
meeting adjourned the following state
mont WIS Issued: "rhe holders Of
more than halt Of the floating debt on
the Union Pacific have a,sonted u tho
plan for extending the debt by tho
Issue Of notos for three years, and the
board Of directors OF tho company to.
day passed the necessary resolution to
put that into effect. T.: Il proposed TO
issue sufficient thrco-yolr d per cent.
notes to retire the entire Heating debt
Of the company"
j. plerrepont Morgan, Edward
King. John a. Stewart, Alexander
Are and Frederick l.. Amcs were APP
pointed a COMMITTEES 10 represent the
creditors In the settlement Of the
matter.