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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-17

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Sept. l0.-An
authentic report Of an inclpiont rcvo.
lutionary movement in Mexico was
received here today. Captain T.. J..
Randall Of the Fiith Infantry, com.
maudur Of Fort RinggOli, wired Cen.
Stanley today that the notorious G.. q.
Garcia had crossed Rio Gmniu aud
star counties into Mexico with fiity
armed men, for the purpose Of melting
n revolution. He crossed below Rio
Grand city to the town u San Fran.
cisco. General Stanley ordered Ran
dal 10 take IA detachment Of cavalry
anI Investigate the case, 10 patrol tie
river aud cut OF the retreat Ia case the
band returned. The Mexican autliori.
ties Of San Miguel have been wired,
anu they are In pursuit OF the Invaders.
Garcia is "A professional dlstuTber, a
bandit aud raider. He il u desperate
character, who once had power In
Tamaupilas, but hns been out with the
government for some years. lie has
been wanted In Star county, Tex, for
his misdcudsi and escaped the Rangers
about six weeks ago, when he crossed
from Mexico 10 organize his baud. II IL
said he has formed his plans and started
ON his raid this time from Charco
d'Alomonte, la Star county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-17
The Psnn.y,yauia ra-ner.' Alliance.

GREESsBURG, Pa, Sept iO.--The At.
tendance nj the State Convention OF
the Farmors' Alliance today was very
slim, less than seyenty.fvo delegateB
being present., u platform was alopt-
the election of the President, Vice.
President and United States Senators
10y direct vote Of the people.
cratic candidate for state treasurer
caused lively discussion. IL was
finally decided TO place no ticket In the
field, but allow the members OF Ia q
Peoples party to choose for themselves
from among the candidates " the
great parties.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-17
SILVER Ia the Lands of ia. Chicha..v
nation.

GuriaIH, l. r., Sept. lett has
been known for many Years that rich
deposits OF silver existed In the lands
belonNlng 10 the Chlokasaw nation, but
heretofore II has been impoaslhlo 10
overcome the objections u tho indians
against developing them. Recently,
however, a charter was granted by the
national council 10 a mining company,
winch has heon ut work for few
weeks, The first ore taken out Of the
mine hes Just been nssayed. The tests
show $40 TO the ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-17

ST., Louis, Sept. lG.--ln an inter.
view tonight NJ. $. Hall discloses the
correspondence whioh passed between
himself aud President Polk OF the Na.
tionRl Farmers Alliance, ON the sub.
Ject Of foalty 10 tho sub-trcaHlry and
land loan schemes. Hall insists that
the correspondence shows that Prcsi.
deaf Polk held that no man could bc
faithful 10 the farmefs' A lliRnce cause
without swallowing it principles In
toto, including tho sub-trcasufy and
land loan scheme.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-17
TuE CHINESE.


Against Their Immigration,
WASHINGTON, Sept. lO.-July aist a
United States cOmmissiOnor at Detroit,
Ia the Gaze OF a Chinuman found un.
lawfully In the United States, oriered
him 10 be- returned 10 China, as being
the country from whence he came.
The case was appealed t0 the District
court and yesterday the treasury de.
paftmcnt received dispatch that
Judge Swan had reveued tho decision
Of tho commissioner aud found that
Canada was tho county from which
the man came, and had directed his
return there. Acting Secretary
Spaulding telcgrnphrl tho deputy col.
lectOr at Detroit that In case tho China.
mnu came before the court ON habeas
corpus proceedings, 20 request tho lis.
trict attorney 10 take an appeal. hut
that II the proceedings were under the
exclusion act Of ISIS, the decision viii
be regarded 90 final. At the treasury
department, with the information now
before u, tho decision N regarded rs
oue Of great importance, aud II II said
the practical effect, II tho proceedings
Mt Detroit were made under the OK.
clusion act, will he 10 render la.
operative the provisions " that not.
The Rttorney-general has heretofore
decided that, under the provisions OF
the net, tho country whence the China.
men came means China, and the dc.
partment has been sending all China.
men, convicted Of being unlawfully
IN the United states, back To that coun.
try.
rho treasury Department has been
uNefting every effort 10 enforce the
law regarding the exclusion OF Chinese.
but " Judge swans deciaion stands
they may as well throw up the sponge.
Under Canada law ChlnRmen arc AT.
lowed ~ land on payment Of a fity.
dollar pes head tax la each case.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-17

CHICAGO, Sept. ~. - The Church
Unity conference met here to-day.
Rev. G.. T.. Hubert OF Detroit pre-.
siding. The ohcc. Of the conference
Il 10 discourage the intense scctaflan
spirit at present dominant In the
churches and 10 encourage the hand.
Ing together Of all Christian people In
the ncighborhood under n common
church organization. a number Of
Interesting addresses were male To-
uuy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-17

CHICAGO, Sept. lO.--Thc dead body
Of j. II. stetthawcr was found this
morning At the Stafford House. He
had closed his room and turned ON two
gas jets, thus suiciding. lilo came
here from san Fmnclsco two months
ago with plenty OF money and deter.
mined to enjoy himself. For the last
week he had been almost constantly
under the influence OF liquor. Moth.
ing Is known Of him except his mans
and that his residence ia San Francis.
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Germany Recognize. the Chilean
Government.

INV YORI, Sept. i6.-A Herald
cablcgram from Valparaiso, Chile, says:
The United States was the ilrst TO on.
cially recognize tho provisional gov
eminent. Yesterday the German gov
eminent followed suit. Recognition
from The other foreign governments IL
expected 10 take place within a few
dnys.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-17

CIsclSsATT, o., Sept. lG.-Miss
Vera Ava has found her vocation at
last. This afternoon she closed an en-
gagement with dime museum TO APP
pear on exhibition In their halls and
tell visitors about her abduction. She
will receive $500 per week. Her on
gagomont commences here tomorrow
afternoon, aud will continue until the
end OF the week, when she will go TO
Chicago for two weeks engagement.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-17

MUNICH, Sept. lG.-The Emperor Of
Germany started from Eriurt for
Mulhaus.u. The road TO the railroad
station was lined with children, who
cheered the Imperial visitor and threw
flowers ncros. his path. After the In
spection Of tho troops the Emperor
entered Mulhausen ON horseback, rid.
Ing ut the head OF his staff The EN-.
peror will remain nj Williamson until
Saturday when he will probably return
10 Berlin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-17

TOPEKA, Kansas, Sept. l0.-Jim
Knight, undertaken, has brought suit
against III. Kansas Undortakefs' Trust
for 100000. He alleges that tie trust,
threatening 10 withdraw It, patronage,
Induced manufacturer not 10 sell him
goods, thus preventing him from earn
ng living At his trade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-17

HARRISBURG, Pn,, Sept. iG.-rhe
attorney general began suit today
against the publishers OF the Philadei-
phla Press, Inquirer, A60s, German
DGm0orat, North american and EUeR.
ing Buiiefm 10 recover the sums Of
money alleged TO have been paid as re-
bates 10 persons who procured for them
the advertisement OF the Mercantile
AppTaiseIh, List.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-17

OMAHA, Neb., Sept. i9.-John Gus.
sick, a switchmau, formerly employed
by the Atlantic 4 Pacific railway at
Williams, Ariz., was arrested here 10.
night on the charge Of robbing H. cat.
Of large quantities u freight. lie will
DO taken back 10 AflEonA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-17

the final code has D,rn reformed; the
school system n in' Svcd; mining is
progressing; public nda are being
rapidly taken up, agriculture 4.
ilourlshing. Mexico aa accented the
invitation OF the % 4 state. 10 AZ.
tend tho Chicago Evloaition, and |
expect tina, Congress win grant the
amount ~ money necessary that We
may make n showing worthy the place
we occupy among civilized nations.
Our postal relations with foniign coun.
tries are good. In the Interior we are
extending our postal facilities aud
routes. Sevon new steamship lines
have contracted TO carry the mails
without subsidy. The government
telegraph lines are belng cxtcnic,l tho
same M the railroads. There are now
10000 kllonloter- OF railroads In opera.
tlOn. The work at the ports ~ Vera
Cruz and Tampico u Progressing.
"rhe Tehauntcpec route will soon DO
open from the Pacific 10 the Atlantic.
The works for the drainage Of the val.
ley are progressing. The new customs
tariff has been published. with
liberal reform % Increase our com.
merce, am SURE that our receipts will
more than cover our expenditures.
The Indian troubles ia sonora hive
ended. The army l. being mobilizud
scientifically"
In conclusion the President said:
"fOu zee the county Progressing and
developing ~ natural element, with.
out precipitation or cOnvulsions Of any
KIND, and, consequently, without risk
u crisis or panlcs, aud We show to the
world that the country u satisfied
with ~ Institutions, dedicated 10 the
peaceful development Of IL natural re-
sources aud tending = the cOnsplida.
ton Of her credit bg n prudent busi.
ness reserve and a rcipoct for her Oh
legations"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-17

SourIAlnTuS, Sept. l6.-Thc Brit.
ith steamship" M0sello" arrived today
iton. Montevidoo, having on board the
s,OO,0ll In silver shipped by ex.prtsi.
den; Balmacoda Of Chile ~ Europe, IN
order 10 pay for war material. This 10
the silver conveyed 10 Montevideo 10y
the "Espiegel." The bullion will bs
stored In the Bank Of England, pend.
ING q settlement Of the legal questions
Involved.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-17

PORTLAND, Or, Sept. 10. -- About
s,35 this evening several HIGHT shocks
Of earthquake, lasting ten seconds,
were felt mere. No damage was done.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-17

The loss at Consuegra by the floods
Is estimated at s2,500,O00. The misery
existing u intense. The inhabitants
are compelled 10 sleep In the open air,
aud tho food supply Is Of tile most
meagre description. Sixteen robbers
have been caught riding the clothing
OF corpaes. SO far 0i5 bodies have
been recovered, aud the search still
continues.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-17

MoRIisrowS, Pa, Sept. lO.-W. +.
5linglnii, eS.treasurnr of the Mont.
gomory Trust company, has been ar.
rested. charged with altering the book :
Of that firm and appropfiating TO his
own uso sls1,nll OF It's funds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-17
The Your ana a Hair Per Cents.

WAHnSGToS, Sept. lG.-Secretary
Foster Issued circular this afternoon
giving notice that no more bonds Of
the y Pcr cent. loan will lie received
Tor continuance at per cent. after the
30th. Bonds which have not been
continued will be redeemed on preaen.
tatiOn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-17

PORTLAND, Or, Sept, 10 "A fire
to-day destroyed the repair building at
the Southern Pacific carhops, together
With four COACHES aud several thousand
feet Of nnishiDg lumber. Loss about
$1,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-17
FURTHER PARTICULARS
Concerning thc Disaster In tho span.
ish Prov inres.

ish Pro, inres.
MADRID, sept. no. Further dis.
tressing particulars In regard 10 the
flooded provinces continue TO DO TO-
celved, each additional report showing
that tho extent Of the disaster IA not
exaggerated. The latest information
Is from Jaen, the capital of the prov.
ince of tue sans name. The COVER.
nor OF that province telegraphs that
the whole commune Of AuhedR Is sub
merged, that the damage done Is ON.
ormOus, and that there has been con.
siderable loss Of life.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-17
Hold state Convention In Boston;
One or the Largest Gath
crings Of the Kind.
AN ADDRESS or HENRY cAsor
topoE.
rhe History ofihs Par,, Review ed =
Platform o. nominations.


BosroS, Sept. iG.--when Chairman
Buriel,e, Of the State committee,
called the Republican State convention
10 order nj ll:lO today, he spoke to
one ~ the largest gatherings that has
over attended the deliberations Of the
party. a temporary organization was
effected by the choice Of Joseph O. Bur.
dettr NJ chairman aud tho usual com.
mittees were appointed.
A resolution upon tho dccense of
George II. Loring, expressing the los
sustained by the party In his death,
aud extending sympathy 10 the family
Of the deceased was adopted
The committcc ON permanent organ.
izatiOu then reported, naming Houry
Cahot Lodge ~ President. Lodge was
escorted 10 the chair and addressed the
convention. The speaker reviewed at
great louglh the history aud traditions
" the Republican party, IT, principles
and H. record Ia Congrrs.
IODoE'B Address.
"rhc Republican party he said,
Islands ~ the bulwnfk against the
movement for the tree coinage OF VI.
vor without previous international
agreement. Every man who beliovoa
In honest money and who IL opposed
30 an iuilnted currency, must vote Tor
the Republican party. II lac does
not, he " giving direct support 20 The
principles which he nbhom anu % the
business ucrlls which he breads.
"rhc Republican party has kent liz
pledge about the tariir.n The speaker
then referred 81 reciprocity aud protec.
ton. coupled with subsidies To Amen.
eau steamships, aud Ia this he declared
that the party had kept IT, promise 10
develop commerce.
Touching upon the expenditures "
the last Congress, he said. M the
Democratic party were opposed 10 al
Inrtanr In the expenditures for the
efficiency and extcni0n ~ postal
service " great governmental ser
vice which touches tho convenience,
the happiness, the business and the
homes u tho people Of the United
States, let them say co."
Reviewing tho administration Of
President Harrison, tho speaker drew
favorable comparison between Its
work aud that OF tie Gus preceding II.
He spoke OF tho work Of the State
department under Blaine In glowing
terms. Continuing lac said; 1--WE well
come honest immigrants but the time
has come 90 exclude the vicious and
Ignorant. To that work, now rising ~
me frst place among public questions,
the Republican party h ready to nd.
dress Itself. As national party, we
present 10 the voters our work for tho
last Two yoafs az pledge Tor the work
we VIII 10 M the coming time, aud on
this ground weask support.
AZ The conclusion OF the speech the
crglentih COMMITTEES reported.
Eh'doVernor Long then placed w.
A. Crapos name In nomination for
governor anu Gen. Cogswell that Of
charles III. Allen.
The committee on resolutions then
reported tue platform, aud II was unani-
mously adopted.
ruus pt,rpnpv
endorses the administration and do.
mands federal laws 10 secure fair cleo.
lions. On the money question II as.
teru that the ttuo standard must be
aud the uoeltion nnd rec.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-17

ANErERDAsI, Sept. l0.-The price II
fine silver la the market here declined
from 80 TO ~ guildofs per Milo.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-08
ELECTRIC AND SCIENTIFIC.

An employe of the postal telegraph Office
of St Petersburg has invented a watch
which requires winding up only once IN
forty-fiye days.
The light of a freely has been found suf-
ficient for the making of photograph
from an ordinary negative by l.. Farini,
Bridgeport, Conn.
An ordinary transparent glass globe alb
serbs about 10 per cent. of the light pass
ing through it. Ground glass absorbs 80
to 10 per cent, and opal glass from 80 to 90
per cent
A Swedish engineer claims to have in
vented a new machine for making horse
shoe nails out of iron rods, the machinery
making 40 strokes a minute, each stroke
producing two nails.
The candle power which is used as the
standard of Illuminating efficiency means
the light of a sperm candle, seven-eighths
of an inch in diameter, burning at the rate
of 40 grains per hour.
Attention is being given to frightening
the life of incandescent lamps. Discolored
lamps can now be opened and cleaned
without interfering with filaments or
mountings. When the lamp is re-exhaRst-
ed and sealed it is as durable as when new.
In England an electric lamp has been ex-
hihted which lighted itself when darkness
came on and extinguished itself when day
light or another strong light was brought
into the field. The lamp is worked by a
selenium cell on the principle that the
strength of the current varies with the in
tensity of the light falling OF the selenium.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-08
STRAY BITS.

Ireland's exiles are 70, 900 year.
There are 250,0 900 Hebrews in New York
city.
Steamboats, win soon be running on thu
Sea of Galilee.
A veritable portrait Of Christopher Co
lumb bus Is said to have been discovered in
tycnoa-
The cook who lighted the fire with The
manuscript of Csrlyle's French Revolu
ton" died n England recently.
The famous Nude library, Of London
has now =. 900 Subscribers, and annual re-
ceipts Of e1oo, eco. 1t has a staff of l25 per
sons.
In France SOC schoolDistresses, ZOO
primary schoolmastes and 500 high school
instructors are looking in vain for employ
ment
The Chicago board Of education voted
unanimously not to require the daily read
ing Of extracts from the Bible IN The pub
lie schools.
The London Gaslight company has bern
fined Zoo m consequence Of its gas being
found deficient by one candle light from
the standard
An English co1rt has decided that the
chime Of bets in the village of Depsforl
mus not De sounded, bscsuse the noise j.
offensive 20 The majority OF tke property
owners In tie vfcsnity.
One Of the industries Of London = the
selling Of SEQ wafer. which Is delivered a:
the pu-cnaser's bocse for S~ope1oe ga
lon Il Is brought TO toEn e7e<y night D.
TIC railroad canpaoiss-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-08
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

Whereas In adjourned session of the City Council
Of the city OF Wichita, Kansas on the evening OF
approved authorizing and directing the mayor to
call special election for the purpose OF submitting
20 vote of the qualified electors OF the said city OF
Wichita proposition to issue bonds to aid the
Wichita and ri Paso Railway company in securing
terminal facilities IN the saa city Of wichita, and
hereas, said ordinance was duly published on
the 81 day Of February 1871 III the Official paper OF
said city; and
Whereas, said bonds II voted are to be delivered
said company upon the following conditions, to-
wit % That said company shall build within the
corporate limits of said city suitable passenger de-
pot and suitable freight depot at some point TO be
agreed upon by said mayor and council and have
said road In operation specified In the petition Of
general Offices OF said company shal! be established
and forever maintained in said city l3l That the
general shops for said company for the Kansas di-
vision shall. when built be built. and thereafter
maintained within the corporate limits Of said city,
Whereas. Said bonds shall be for the amount of
Thirty Thousand Dollars, due in thirty years from
their date at per cent interest per annum.
Now, therefore. J. George W. Clement mayor OF
me vested by law, and in accordance with the pro
visions OF the ordinance aforesaid. do hereby pro-
claim and give notice that special election shah be
held in said city OF Wichita on the
TWENTN-SIXTH DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1891.
to determine whether said city shall issue said
Thirty Thousand dollars OF bonds for the purpose
coTdance with the provisions OF the statutes or Kan
sss for such cases made and provided. The form Of
the ballot to be used at such special election for and
against said proposition so submitted, shall be rs
follows. tO-wit: Each qualified voter voting for said
proposition shall have printed or written his bal
lot: For terminal aid bonds TO the Wichita and III
voting against said proposition shall have printed
or written on his ballot: Against terminal aid
bonds to the wichita and Il PaSo Railway CON-
In witness whereof l. said mayor have hereunto
set my hand officially this 4h day 81 FeDrusry, 1891
Attest-w P. NcNAII City Clerk. IS 20
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-08
THEATRICAL NOTES.

Bobby Gaylor next season will have a
new farce entitled Many Time"
Mrs. Langtry Is said to have accepted
Justin McCarthys dramatic adaptation OF
Carmen"
"The Peoples Idol'' having failed. Will
son Barrett has revived 1.-The Silver King
in London.
Miss Marie Carlyle, clever actress and
violinist, has gone to Boston to complete
her studies.
"Tally-ho," a play by Joaquin Miller,
will be sent on the road next season by
Robert L. Downing.
"Mr. wilkinson's Widows" is the title
of the comedy which Mr.. Gillette has just
finished for Manager Charles Frohman.
NJ. B. Curtis, whose tour in 'The
Schatchen" came to a sudden close a few
weeks ago. will start out again in "Saml
of Posen."
Nine Modieska recently completed ar
rangements for an engagement at the I'm
perial theatre at Warsaw, but as the Rus
sian AMBASSADOR refused to sign her pass
port she was compelled to relinquish it.
The performance of thoroughly real
istic passion ply entitled THE Grand Elk
piatory Sacrifice on Golgotha," which was
to have been piared by a company from
Upper Bavaria, has been prohibited by the
Prussan government.
Messrs Rich G. Harris, the proprietors
of the Hollis Street theatre, Boston, will
shortly begin work on their new 500, 000
theatre in Boston The opening will occur
Sept. 81 with Charles Frohman's New
York stock company in Men and Wo-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-08
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES.

The English cavalry have saddles which
are radically bad and soon render the horses
useless.
A new man-of-war win soon be built in
the port of Nikolaevsk of the largest ca
pacity that was hitherto built in Russia,
| Il, $50 tons.
The Ninch rife which the United States
cruiser Miantonomoh now carries at the
navy yard will pierce twenty-one inches Of
iron at distance of LOCO yards
The longest recorded range of any foreign
gun is just over twelve miles, which was
achieved by an English gun. The longest
recorded range of an American gun is
about six and one-third miles.
The Russian minister of war has ordered
the formation of three new reserve artillery
batteries, which will be assigned respec-
lively to the reserve artillery brigades at
Serpuchoff, at Kursk and at Taganrog.
French authorities are debating whether
to provide all the cavalry with bayonets to
their carbines. as has been done of late, to
great extent, in the Russian army. At
present the lance" is in high favor with
the French war Office.
II Is proposed MAKING engines Oh alumln-
ium to develop thirty-four horse power,
and to be used for directing the movements
of q French war balloon OF 5000 cubic me-
tiers capacity, experiments with which are
to be made in April next.
The 6-inch American rifle will drive its
projectile through lc11 inches of wrought
iron at 1000 yards. The s-inch rifle
Will pierce 1868 inches Of iron at the same
distance. The 12-inch rife will penetrate
IS inches at the same distance.
The Russian ministry of education has
fitted out corps of teachers of military
gymnastics These teachers will be sent
out to all the gymnasiuns under the con-
troll of the ministry, where military gym
nasties will henceforth constitute regu-
lar branch of education.