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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

WAS IT Only 4 BLANK CART
RtoaC1
~ Ttissraph to the Ssws
ruI EMPEROR WILLIAM.
Further incidenis of tfis stay la EnE
Land.
rit, ESP

I,oSDOS. July s.-rhc great event
Tor London OF the Empcrof's visit will
he the passage 10 and from Bucking.
ham Palace, ON Friday next, of the
Emperor aud his party ON their way 10
Guild Hall. business along the route
Of the procession will be practically
suspended and windows overlooking
the route are letting nj very high
prices Most elaborate preparations
have bson made 10 decorate the streets
andit Il expected that the pageant on
Friday next will exceed In pomp, mill.
tary aud civic display anything seen Ia
this city since tho Thanksgiving ccrc.
mOny la ~. pnuls church over the
recovery of the Prince " Wales from
typhoid fever many ycats ago.
Tho gala opera performance this
evening was tho finest spectacle ever
witnessed In London, surna.sing la
every way any previous aiiaif OF the
Mind. Tho Interior " the Opera house
was lavi.hly decorated. Several thous.
aud pounds were spont for ilJwtr-
alone. The audience was composed Of
tho test known nTlslocmcy. Tue
'flncr ~ Wales conducted the Em-
! press aud tho Emperor conducted the
~ " NAhH w WV ~ - 49,
The Dukc aud Duchess Of Elm.
burgh, the Duke and Duchess " Fife,
the Ma0iuls and Mafchion.-. "
the royal family composed tho rect Of
/ the party.
TIE programme was splcndilly car
ricd out. Miss Eamcs, Niue. Albaui
aud Dcrvsakrs received unsiiutud
I al - -
| royal boxes. II was after midnight
before the "Huguun0ts" was begun.
The lives u the German Emperor
and other royalties were endangered
/ by an Incident which occurred ut thU
review ~ the Etou volunteers Mon
! day, aud witch was kept secret. A
/ reporter learned the facts tonight ff0m
/ a person VI uudDubtui authority. Tue
Emperor, ut the tlmu referred 10, was
/ Watching the cvulutlnn- N the boys
with great Interest, aud stool chatting
with the Prince 81 Wales aud other.
directly In front Of the line.
Finally, IN. command 10 nrc was
given, which was followed by hu cN'
plosion from solitary gun, while The
hammers Of all the other guns simply
clicked ~ was Intended. II was cN'
planned that Onc boy had put In 4
blank cartridge 10y mistake, but u II
also asserted that Il was a ball cart
ridge, which tho hoy had carclv-sly
left IN his gun the week before.
Ailer the range iiring, all the oillcon
present hnstcnvd 10 assure the Emperor
that II wis only blank cartridge. The
Emperor was smiling aud unmovrd
hut on returning home, Il IA reported
that ho said he was certain that II Wa
~ blank cartridge, because hu heard
the whiE Of tue bullet distinctly,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

CHICAGO, July s.-Bufton &. Cook
OF Chicago, who was chairman Of the
Illinois delegation In the Republican
convention 81 1909 and who nominated
Lincoln In that convention for rc-elcc-
ton, declared IN an interview tonight
that the statement that Lincoln
favored Hannibal Hamlln's renomina.
ton was correct. Although Lincoln
didn't tell him 10 directly, he had
given Cook 20 70 understand. Cook
attributes the selection u Andrew
johnson 10 the cloquunce ot Horace
Maynard, who pathetlcally described
the suiierinRs Of the people Of the
South, and brilliantly advocated the
cxpedlcncy Of choosing johnson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09
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TiiE 1iNTs THAT Will m ~ VOGUE
iOR T'iiE SUMMER.


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cINciNxArrs ma rinr.
tho i.o.- Amounts To Nearly a s,,iion
Dollars.

CiSCsSATf, July s.-A little after
10 O'Clock tonight IRE broke out Ia III.
-uh.basnment " tho immense building
ny Fourth aud Elm streets, owned by
VIM. Hooper, banker, and occupied ny
n. u, BufGhnrdt 4 Co, manufacturers
aud dealers IN fur. The building had
"a feet frontage on Fourth street aud
extended $50 feet tack. The front ID
seven stories high and nj the rear has
height ~ eight aui unr.half stores,
IL also extends two stories under tho
ground. IL IL nearly new. aud valued
nj about sllO, 600.
Mt. BufkiApit, tonight, could only
give rough estimate ~ the value 81
the stock IN the building. 10 was to
the hest ~ hia h.llrf between $500, 900
and s3n1,u0D. In addition % his own
Immense stock, he sl0F-s great quaint.
tlcg Of iur- for citizens every suinnicr.
aud these wcrc all Ia the burning
building.
Aitcf the start ~ the FIRE, the entif,
/ Ore department Of the city was cailri
/ out Dense volumes of smoke nj frat
[ fillUd the streets, tlIun with u sudden
huut, the flames came through tn.
roof The walls soon bcgan 10 cfumhl-,
aud the building aud contents became
| ifrutflcvahly lost. The ilfo department
devoted IT, whole attention 10 prevent
the ilfc spreading 10 the valuable adj
Jaccnt property, which was greatly en-.
daugcrci.
rhe Fourth street frontage Of tho
building Wa occupied ny Crief.hofrr
a CO., dealers In aud manufacturers of
clothing. tbs stock was valued nj
| stl1,0U1, Of which about tl25,ODO was
saved. The lust was covered by in-
-umncc. The Elm street wall fell Mt
about midnight, aud half an hour later
the Fourth street wall fell ON the roof
Of the paper manufacturing comIAny'a
thfcc.stnfy brick building east " n.
The hnr stock u paintings, cngrav.
ings, lramea and mouldings was com.
plcttly fuiucd and tho walls OF the
building were crushed out Into this
street. The wall In falling knocked Ia
the wet wall of the stcinway Plano
building next u the paper compsny's
building. By great effort the FIRE wAs
Kept from communicating 10 the
crushed buildiugs, aud At 1850 O'Clock
Il was thought Ia bo under control.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09
The sTtata" Re.Seized ~ She IL About
TO steam Ont Of san Diego
Ilarbor.
Hrs OFFICERS APPEARED QUITE
carsrrAtLGn.
The Vessel Is Detained on Two Other
Charges Of Law.IIreak.
Ing.
TIL. vessel Assi. SEIZED by . a. ~
Mar.bni

aAN DIEGO, July s.-The penalty OF
300 which the treasury department.
has demanded Of the steamer "lta,R'
for leaving the port without clcafang,,
papers, has not been paid yet but VIII
probably 10 Paid tomorrow.
To-Day Mashal Gard rrseihed the
"lta,a" and placed anoiilceF III charge
This act was necessary In connection
with the libcl proceedings commenced
by the United States district attorney
II IN now understood here that httor'
ncyH had advised Captains Mhnheil
aud rJeda 10 pay tho hn. nj once, &c.
the vessel released from the custody OF
the customs officers. and before Mar
thal Gard could rcseizc the "ltatai u
gct out of San Diego hnfbor ~ quicA
ne possible.
Upon receiving this advice II IL TO-
ported that Manzen returned from Los
Angeles and telcgraphed 10 TeJcdai
who returned Mt noon today. Meantime
Manzcn and the other officers Of th,
"Itain" have returned TO tho vessel
None Of tho crew had been allowed
ashore.
AtlO.30 this morning Marshal Gard
aud deputy stepped aboard tho "ltata'
And scized tn. vessel Tor n violation Of
the neutrality laws and carrying of a
Unlted States officer.
ManEcn IL said 10 have been crest
fallen upon the appearance of the mar,
ehul anu awaited tclcda, who hastenud
10 the ship Immediately upon the nj
rival of tho train and held consglin
ton with Manxcn.
NofurthcT s,era wctu taken In rcgnrt
10 leaving the harbor. Had the eta
tau got away before being rctciIed
much delay would probably have 10
suited before the "Charleston" could
get under way 10 chase her again, ant
hy that time the "Itata" possibly coult
have escaped.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

CHICAGO. July s.--Albert Ncrillion
aud &. Bourbon, French mining On.
gincers. are In the city en route to
Utah. NJ. bourbon said that large
amounts Of French capital were ready
for investment here "a soon NJ the
pussessors Of Il could be convinced that
their money could be- safely placed.
To this end, Bourbon added. himself
aud companions were going 10 Utah
and COLORADO 10 Inspect well.knOwn
mining properties. They would make
reports upon them that could DO relied
on, UPON the bOurse.
This IL made necessary by the ma.
merous wildcat reports which were
spread abroad In Paris about American
enterprises,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09
na.Ius nro,nsr,' Condition.

LoSDoS, July s.-A private meet.
Ing Of Baring Brothers was held ycster-
day. Francis Barring, who presided,
said thanks 10 the generous help of tho
shareholders, by subscribing capital,
th- company retained nearly tho whole
u tho commercial credit business of
the old firm. The American custom.
crs continued their accounts, almost
without exception, and the accounts
with foreign governments and the
great mas VI the divided accounts
were also retained.
lilo then presented u balance sheet
which ho said showed they sor. doing
"a good business, though the actual re-
suits would not be shown until Decem-
b.r. The figures were very small CONF
pared with the old FIRMS accounts, the
acceptances amounting to only e., $780,
900 against the old firms co, 600, 600,
but all h sound business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09
nal.n.esas,. rerss. ne.lsn.

wAsniSuToS, July s.-Rcpfc,onta.
tlvcz " the Chilean Congressional
party Ia Washington late tonight rn-
cclvod cablegfEm from lquiquc,
sigucd by ErrnEufls, minister Of for.
cign affair, saying Ia effect that the
army of balmaccda, which was All.
vanelng from Coquimbo 10 the valley
OF the Huasco, was met by the Consti.
tutlonal army nj n point four leagues
south Of Nallcnar, where an engage.
mcnt took place today. The Conltitu.
tional army, the dispatch says, oh :
lnlned o militant lflumph.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09
A CURIOUS QUESTION.
N WAS ASKED oF ITs READERS ~ 4
PARIS RwspArER


A curious question was asked by the
Paris Figaro of IL readers-its women
readers especially. A novel entitled,
"Cmur de Mere" appeared In the
fcuillelon of the paper. Ia this story n
mother Of strong religious convictions
refuses 10 consent 10 the marriage Of
her daughter with tho man she loves,
because he II bound by vow made 10
his dying father never 10 be married
Ia church or take part In religious
ceremony. The girl dies broken-
hearted, aud 10 the last the mother re-
fusra the permission that would save her
child from tn. grave. The Figaro asked
itH readers n the mother was luhti.
ned la Withholding her consent, aud
thereby bringing her daughter 10 an
carly grave. The editor received iSl
answers. OF these 69l considered the
mother Justified In preierring her
daughters death 20 her dlshOnor In
contracting marriage unblessed by
tile church; $40 took the opposite view
aud blamed the mother; 300 answered
hesltatingiy, anu suggested various
solutions to the problem. The editor
Expressed his admiration Of tho Style
In which the letters, as n rule, were
written. Some distinguished women
took part Ia the correspondence, An
swers reached the office 0f the Figaro
from distant parts Of the globe. 81
would lynch the mother" telegraphed
an American lady.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

ST. LOUIS, July Referring 10 the
circular purportiug 10 have CONF from
an Alliance source, NJ 10 the ntorlug u
wheat and other products 10 "thuftcn
the market" President j, Is, Dimes OF
the National Business Agents Associ.
alton u the Alliance said, today, that
the national oiiiccn had given some
attention 10 the matter, lie did not
believe the movement would 10 gen.
cral. ~ the matter now stands, tests
and Georgia.
Ia the section Of the former the
grain will hc stored, white the farmers
Of Georgia viii hoh bark their cotton.
This movement will have the cordial
support " the united Alliance, and the
result will bee watched with Interest 10y
the farmers everywhere throughout the
country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09
statement That Smiler's Face was
Brolled and His Leg
Burned.
WARDEN BROWNS DENIAL or THE
FLESH BURNING.
CouilIct Of Testimony on the Visible
Effects of Elccirocution on
the Body.
WAS saILEn BURNED.
Assertion aud Dental upon the sub
iset

INV GoniS, July s.-A local paper
prints a story about the body 81 the
murdered Smil,r, which was taken
from Sing sling by his wife. A re-
Porter sny- lac was only ahle to see the
lace, tut u presented a horrible sight.
The face had teen burned and scanned
by tue electric iiuid until II presented
the appcafancc of having been brollcd.
One ot tile undcrthkcf's assistants said
the leg was burned 10 the bone through
the calf.
Warden Blown positively refused TO
talk about the matter.
Dc. Ward who va. One OF tho wit
neasct, tonight, reiterated his previous
assertion that not one 0i the mon ex.
ccutcd was burned In the least.
sfNu SiSd, July sta, bodies ~
the mutJcr,ra executed yesterday were
BURIED In quick lime this Afternoon. No
services wsfu held In the prison or at
the grave. Nobody was allowed 10 bc
present ut the burial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09
nInisiarlaI PoMrr..

NEW YonIS, Bully s.-Advlccs from
Panama state that tho new Chilean
congress authorized Balmacoda To line
anybody he sets NJ any amount he
may think proper up t0 SeO,0OO.0 600,
the money 10 bo applied 10 the expense
Of ruppressing tho Congressionalistr.
The fine Ia 10 be paid at the time, place,
and Ia the form designated by the
President or his agents.
The President Ia also authorized Ia
compel backward payers Of the fine
10 ray up by tho iniiiction OF such
punlshmcnt An no may deem adyis'
able.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

INV YomS, July s,-Dr. Fuller,
who recently SUED his young wife Tor n
divorce, charging ex.Judgc Leicester
n. correspondent. met tn. latter today
Ia the ladies' cabin Of ferry boat,
black-d 10th his eyes, spat upon upon
him and denounced hun amid great
excitement M scoundrcl aud a Cow.
ard. DR.. Fuller then apologizcd TO thu
ladle. In the cabin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

NEw ORLEANS, July S.--rhc g.cd.
vuHe's Opolousos' special says the
supreme court this evening affirmed
the decision u the New orleans Grim
inal court IN the cases " The State Va.
Thomas McCryst0l and tlir state W.
Bernard Claude, consignlng the two
accused 20 tho ponitentiny. The court
holds that the statute embraces tales
mon Juror, as well ~ other lurors.
These are two Of the Hvnnosy jury
bribery cases.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

MEXICO, July s.-A private letter
from Guatemala says that discomfort.
mcnt rcigns supreme and tho people
refuse 10 accept tho new bonds. Tho
government ba. decided that all taxes
aud duties must DO paid In silver, tina,
the tax ON coffee exported shall DO OK
tended onr yen and the taxes on
liquors shall bc increased, aud also tina,
itshali DO obligatory to receive tho new
bonds,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

Ban fRAsoIsco, July s.-The steam.
90 Australia" from Honolulu, brings
news that George McFarlans, half
owner Of tho Waikapee plantation,
mas brought suit against tho Hawaiian
commercial company, Of which Clau.
Spfeckles is president, for 81 900, 900
damages Tor taking foruiblv aud Illegal
pOsschhiOu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

LONDON, July s.-Advlces received
her, from tho kongo Free State All.
nounce that n series Of bloody battles
wor, fought ON the UPPER KonRo and
Aruwimi divers Ia January aud Febru.
AIRY last, between tho state troops aud
Arab slave traders. The slavers were
routed everywhere ami were aueing for
peace when advices were sent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

PuuLADEDlpIiA, July s.-Eg.Ciiy
Tfua4uter John Banjsley today was
conveyed from the county prison 10 the
punitcnliary, aud bcgan 10 serve HE
ii,tcenycaf term for misapptopria,ion
Of public funds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

CALLED, July s.-Pa.sengers arriving
from Valparaiso aud lquiqu- state that
the situation Of the Chilean insurgents
aud without ammunition. They have
been able 10 obtain only 500 rides, In
bad order, bought In Panama. Most
OF the inhabitants Of Iquique, Pisagua
aud Anloiagasta have omigrated 10
Southern Chile or " Peru.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

Mt. CARMEL, Pa, July s.-A gas
explosion nj Green Ridge collicry to-day
ignilei the Mite workings, fatally
Burning John Dorsey and John Pick
monte, aud seriously ipJuring Christie.
pher Shonstnll.
The firo 4. still burning flcrcely. The
mine l. onn Of the largest and most
valuable IN the anthracite region.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

~. PAUL. July silt In reported that
ex-i'eo"ivsr w. IL. Truesdale Of the
Minneapolis A st. Louis railway il
booked Tor the position Of acting presi.
dent n the Rock Island, relieving
President Cable OF the bulk Of tho heavy
work,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

CRY oF MEXICO, July s.-R Pdrtidlt
has received dispaiches from Guate
mala announcing that revolt ha,
taken place In the district Of Quszal
lenango, aud that the uprising Is gain
toe foIevs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

LONDON, July s,-rhr ChroHiols's
Calcutta correspondent says owing 10
the partial failure Of the monsoon, TO-
900 0l1 people aro threatened with
famine Ia Mains.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09
CHIEF uiowa'. soa Captured.

BAllERsfirID, Cal, July &. -
courier reports the capture by n posse,
u tho sou " Chief Kiows, aud Tia.
killing Of one Of tho band u Indians
who murdered Deputy Sheriff Pow
defs and his companion ON July ard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

LONDON, Julys. - Fire broke out
this morning In tho di-tillery OF the
Holland company, limited, Vt Dep.
ford. This entire building was doomed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

LONDON, July s.--The funeral Of the
late w. II. Gladstone, eldest son Of IN.
great statesman, took place today at
HAwaTden.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

"a Young Writer" writes to In.
gllrp how he may write best. Write
but little and stear clear OF what you
know nothing ot, u thls bars you cut
altogether You are lucky.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

CossrAsTIsorLE, July SIT IL ofii-
claily stated that the Porte viii not
permit tho Jews To emlgrato to Pales.
tine,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

MEMPHIS. July s.--rhc dry goods
housr ui BrJach 4 Go. was closet by
the sheriff on attachments aggfcgating
$4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

TnE HAGUE, July s.-Ths Dutch
cabinet has resigned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-27
The Gospel Tent Work.

The trial Of the tent work. by the
Bethel mission u this city has been up 10
the present time Q shining success. The
tent was purchased on 'faith'' and note
given for the purchase money. During the
drst series of meetings held by the Broad
was subscribed. From that point the tent
was erected on Westu Belknap street,
and the meetings held by the Cumberland
Presbyterian church. From this point ii
was moved into the North Side park and
series OF meetings, which have Just closed,
were held BY the Baptist people there. At
the TWO former meetings the conversions
numbered over two hundred, and the
respective churches conducting the services
were greatly blessed and strengthened.
The latter series of meetings were Of
much import TO the little body of Chris
tians composing the North Side Baptist
church. as 1T the closing meeting SUB
scription list was opened and Si125 SUB
Scribed toward the erection of a suitable
place Of worship. Lots have been offered
in different parts of the town, ana it is
hoped that the building will be under way
in short time.
Other results of the meeting were the
conversion OF a large number and the inter-
esting of 4 still larger number of persons,
interest which in due time will bear fruit.
Much assistance was rendered by workers
from this side of the river, the Broadway
church contributing literally in that re-
spect. On Saturday night five carloads
came from south of the Trinity, about one
hundred and fifty from Broadway alone.
Members OF the Bethel and Young Mems
Christian Association also assisted very
materially, especially in the prayer and
testimony meeting.
The existing interest in church matters
was certainly fostered and built up on i
sowing from which an abundant harvest
will no doubt be reaped. Rev. 4. =. Col
Inns has been definitely called by the
church as pastor.
The tent will be set up in the Chambers
addition, near the Daggett schoolhouSe,
and kevs. Calnon ard Iinnor will conduct
the services there.
This system of tent work has been tried
with bountiful success in Chicago and
other large cities. Men do not feel the re-
straint in the tent they would in a church,
aud numbers flock TO the meetings who
could not be induced to enter church doors.