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Russian officials Are Commanded 10
Prevent Hebrew Emigrants from
Entering the Empire.
MORE oUraAors REPORTED FROM
THE INTERIOR.
Three Jew. Killed by a Savage Mob
Others severely wouuded.-
Property Destroyed.
The nussinns Costiaa- 10 oppEss- tue
Hebrews.

LoSDON, August 5.-The 7uss
correspondent At Berlin says: Tie
mos, partisan illustration Of The falsity
uf the reported statement that The Car
has ueciucd 20 alleviate the condition
u the jews on representations from
America, which have never tvcu made,
Is found In Warsaw telegram, which
declared that the Russian frontier
officials have been Instructed strictly
70 forbid Rnd prevent, a. f,r ~ possible,
the return u all Jewish emigrauis who
wish 10 rc-entcr Russia Of thoir own
ifCe will OF are forced 10 do ~ by the
German or other foreign officials.
AdviCcs have been received here
giving another Illustration ~ tie
utter hostility Against the Jews In
Russia. This occurred II lilHab,i-
CRED, on the lngOol river, 1870 miles
north of khcrtOu.
Several thousand farm lahorgrp,
small land owners and others engaged
IN agricultural occupations IN the
country surrounding Ellsahttgrod pro.
ceeded 10 the Jewish quarter. Amid
cries Of "kill the jews" thousands Of
the Yokels descended upon tho cover.
Ing victims. rnry attacked the jew.
ish shops and uwelllugs, driving N
owners from them or holding them
poserlcrs 10 defend themselves or their
property aud piundoring them Of
everything valuable. WHAT was con.
siIcrei not worth while stealing was
wantonly destroyed.
THREE Jews were killed. Many
others were severely wounded. The
authorities did not take single sep
20 prevent tho Outragvs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-06

JB0ME PARK, August 5.--The
weather was cool and clsudy, and the
track was slow.
Five furlongs Loantaka won,
Otogcnse second, Contribution third.
rime--l,O2.
Fourteen hundred yards Flrenzl
won, George second, MaryheritA
third. Tlme-l;23l.
Five furlonrs-khola won, Holcn
Rose second, Kingstook third. Time
--l:03.
Mlle-Lcpanto won, Pfsther second,
Esqulmau third. Time l:ii..
Five furlongs - Take Back won,
Knapsack second, ~. pancras third.
Tlmc--l.0i
HaRdicap atccple.chaso - Delaware
won, Bassania second, Benefit third.
Iime-:',st.
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secretly Arrested for Making opium.

CHICAGO, August .--Dr. Il. n. Case,
the well known physician, was secretly
arrested last night, charged with vi0-
latlon Of the laws regarding the manu-
fGclure Of opium. In his rooms were
found Jars containing ''aqueous
opium" II IL learned that he sent some
liquid 10 San Fmnclpco for sale TO
Chinese, but II IL not known whether
he sold any. He says he has been ex-
perim.nting for years In It's manutac.
ture, aud thinks he has arrived at re-.
suits which will revolutionize the
opium trade.
He asserts that he has only been cx-
perimenling aud had legal advice that
he was not violating the law. He was
released on his own recognllance,
awaiting report from Washington on
the case.
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BFmIN, August 5.--The Worlds
Far committee had long conference
with Herr Wermutli, German imperial
commissioner, regarding the details u
the German exhibit. The principal
points were fully and satisfactorily
explained 20 the commission.
The clmmitieenres still the recipients
OF much official attention. THIS even
ing q dinner was given In their honor
by DR.. Won Booltloher secretary VI tho
Imperial home office. Amongih the pro-
minent guests were Chancellor Won
Crprlvi and United States minister
Phelps.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-06

tucAgo, August 6.-5ix furl0ngs-
Lantizcn won, Buchhound second, LIZ
Tie Rock thifd. rime-lld.
Mile ani seventy yards--tiimbevu
won, Afistocrat second, longweil
third. Time 1850.
Five fuflougs- Cornlo buckingham
won, Fonda second, Bob McC0rt
third. rImc-l.UJ.
Five mfl1ngs Charlie Ford won.
AprA second, LELAND third. Time
1901.
Hurdle handicap, mile aud an eighth
bob Thomas Won, Lrman second,
NOlgi third. No time given.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-06
why England Drinsd To wards ,he
Drcibund.

PARIS, August 5.-Lockroy, In an
interview today, said that ho had no
doubt that the handsome reception Of
the French iioot at Cronstadt, II not
the visit itself, was due to England's
support Of the Druibund.
While France was Isolated, no said,
there was strong temptation from the
caprioions German Emperor TO plung
Germany Into war. The reapproaeh'
ment between France and Russia re-
moved that danger. France, however,
had mainly herself TO blame, her oh.
stinaoy In her policy In the Egyptian
and New FoundlRud questions throw
Ing England into the arms Of Ger
many and the dreibund.
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BRIGHTuS, BEACH, August 5.-Tho
weather was cloudy and the track slow.
Milo and a sixteenth-ross Up won,
Wynn second. Jamestown third.
rime-l:5l,
Five furlongs-Vital Spark won,
Overweight second, Irregular third.
Time-l:OSl,
Three miles--Mlddlestonc won, st..
Luke second, Sim third. Time--5;27l q,
Six furlongs-Icd won, 81. John Sec
Ond, Harrison third. rime-i;2l,,
Seven furlongs-Autocrat won, Me-
ridan second, Romance third. Time
l:91i.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-06

OMAHA, August "a special rom
,ruOr Majors reached Lincoln this
afternoon and took charge Of thc
executive office. President u the
Senate Paynirr had notified the CLERKS
In the executive office II Thaypr OF
Majors was no, here today, he would
take the office and sppoint n special
labor commission TO 20 to Omaha 10
settle tho lauor troubles.
Paynter visited Majors at the state
house aud delivered the memorial u
the laborlng men asking that action bo
taken. Payntcr returned home 10.
night and peace relgns at Nebraka's
capital.
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Receiver. ASKED Tor.

kansas CITY. August g. In the
United states Circuit Court today the
Central Trust Company Of New York
asked for receivers for the Kansas City
Bridge and Terminal Company aud
the Kansas CITY, Chicago * Texas
Railway.
Tho New York Trust Company is
tho holder Of about $4,000, 900 worth Of
bonds. The Court took the matter
under Adviscment.
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Sr. PAUL, Angus, a.-The track
wa fine.
Mile-My queen won, Innocence
second, Comedy third. Tlmu-i:i1
Mile aud seventy ysrd.-Cousigncc
won, Ia Le0uard second, Ormlllc third.
rlme-l;ip.
Five iurlongs--C,o jay Jay won,
hispania second, Frances third. Time
l;O.i,
Elcveu.siXtecnths, mile heats -
Dockwick won, Emmot second, Hap
piuess a. td; beet tlmc-l;0sl.
Mile-Lvna Frey won, Doru second,
Ranger third, -l:i3.
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BuFPALo, August 5.-9.e7 troi-
Superior won, Hamlin'- Almout Jr.
second, n. n. :. third, uthers ruled
oil and disiancod. Beet tlmp-2.isl.
$3.50 pace-Charloy g. won, Lady
Sheridan second, Bob Taylor third,
Sunrise fourth. Best timo-9;i7l.
Mlledash, $500 match So Nancy
Hanks won from Belle Hamlin la
2!lGl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-06

NEW YORK., August 5.-SpeRklng
for Hayemeyer aud the Sugar Trust
Interests, 5earles, secretary OF the
Sugar Trust, promptly denied any war
or attempted competition between tho
parties, adding that the most friendly
relations existed between them. There
was no truth, he said, In the report
that the Spreckels rehneries or any
other sugar companies were waging n
Cut.TatO war.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-06

LOSo BHASoH, wash. August o..
Miss Nellie Boise, daughter u Circuit
Judge Boise u Salem, and William
Steel, sou Of Postmaster Steel OF Port
land, were drowned this afternoon
while bathing.
Six Others were carried out by tho
unier.tow, but were recovered by n
boat, some, however, being In n criii.
cal condition. The bodies Of the
drowned persons were recovered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-06

ST. PETERSBURG, August 5.-Tho
south Russian crop prospects, are I'M.
proving, rno general yield viii be
about 90 per cent. and tho wheat yield
about 70 per cent Of the average, Rye
viii DO "a failure, being over 30 per
cent. below the average. Crops In the
Nolga provinces are blighted and fam
inc IL Imminent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-06

BUTTE, Mont, August l.-rhe afgu-
ment ON the admission OF expert tcsti'
mony on the handwriting was closed
this afternoon In the Davis will case
by Judge WOolworlh of Omaha, AM
after recoss Judge Mediation decided
that the objection Of the prepayment
should be sustained, excluding expert
testimony.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-06
NIiiors Combin. 10 nay western
wheat.

CnATrASOOGA, August o. - The
millers are forming league 10 pur.
chase the Western grain, they claiming
that middle Tennessee farmers with
the Alliance behind them will sell only
ut enormous prices, grain having gone
up from Sgl 10 90 cents In u week, and
-four advnpced % cents per barrel. Tho
mills 10 far have succeeded IN running
on Tennessee wheat, but the supply
win be inadequate TO the wants Of the
flour makers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-06
THURSDAY. AUGUST TERRITORY.

Tho acting secretary holds "in order
r. defeat the agricultural entry on The
ground VI the mineral character " the
land, II must lie shown that the min.
ural was known TO exist at the lime Of
entry"
Heretofore the practice has been 10
cancel agricultural cnirics where min.
cral was discovered ~ any time prior
10 the issuance Of the patent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-06

DETROIT, August 5.--rhe third an.
uuai convention oi the National Assoc
citation NJ Letter Carrier began hero
today. The principal topic was intur'
auou on the assessment principle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-06

SEATTLE, Wash, August 5.-Charles
u. Hammond Of Cleveland street, Lon
don, notog.ely Il very low with pneu-
mOnia aud was removed from the
county jail, whore he IA serving term
for larceny, 10 tho poor farm. He Ia
drllrlUuB and raves about Titled "Eng-
lish rascals," who promised 10 send
him money and failed 10 do NO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-06

PHILADELPHIA, August 5.-rhe
opening session Of the North American
1urnefbund was held this morning at
the hall Of the Philadelphia Turngc-
moindu and about seventy delegates
from points scattering all over the
United states took part In tho discus.
slOns.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-06
auny WIN ristt For nlnInr.

NEW YoEE, August 5.-John ).
HUI, commissioner o. public buildings
Ia Philadelphia. tonigb, stated IN Rn
Interview on politics that Chairman
Andrews Of the Pennsylvania Rcpuh.
lean State Executive Committee
would fetisn aud be- succeeded by
Quay, who Would lend the ilght fOt
Blaino ~ against Harrison Tor the
presidential nomination.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-06

WAsHfSGToN, August 6.-ActiBg
Secretary Chandler has rendered de-
clsion In the case Of Warnish against
Wallace on appeal from the findings OF
the local land Office at Sacramento,
Cal, which will materially change the
practice Of the department ~ TO agri.
cultural entries which are subsequently,
found to be mineral In character.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-06

PHILADELPHIA, August 5.--AIis.
Emma Wallavcd Comfort and DR..
Harry Cfookshank Pasha, general
director Of all the Egyptian prisoners,
were married today by DR.. westmucOtt
az Behchwood, the residence OF Dr. II.
J. Pickering near Langhorne.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-06

LiScoLN, August 5.--rhr State Pro.
hihl,iuu convention met here this
evening, effected q permanent organ.
i2ition Ani adjourned until tomorrow.
a whole ticket will be placed IN the
field.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-06

BUESOs AYHra, August "a COM
mitlce OF the Senate hi, approved the
iii introduced 10y the government nu-
thorillug the provisional issue Of $780,
OOl,uOO, ami the establishment OF an
Argentine national bank, which will
take charge u aud liquilate the Affairs
OF the present National Bank.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-06

LOUISVILLE, August 5,-The amount
taken ny sylvester, the young default-
Ing cashier Of tbs Newport News and
Mississippi Valley road, Il estimated
10y his bondsmen to be- s,2i,OOO. a re-
ward Of $4,000 has been offered for his
arrest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-06
England Doe. No, want to. Evaeua,e
Egypt.

LONDON, August 5.--Tho Standards
correspondent al Constantlnaple says
Lord Salisbury declined to grant the
Porte's request TO reopen neg0t Ions
for the excavations of Egypt on tho
ground that II was imp1rtune to do 10
~ the present. moment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-06

LOUISVILLE, August 5.--As result
Of Mondays election, the new consti.
tuition IL carried by 10000 To 100000
majority. The Senate viii stand, Dem.
ocrnts, 81; Republicans, 10; Peoples, /.
House, Democrats, 90; Republicans,
II; Peoples, IL; Independent Demo-
crats, |,
Many Democrats elected are farmers
In sympathy with the Alliance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-06

LONDON, August 6.--England and
France are negotiating 20 take Joint
action for the protection OF their sub
luc,s In China, II such action becomes
necessary. II 10 stated that Germany
viii Join England and France In this
work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-06
AmIcIea Ml,h Lerrn.,.

CHICAGO, August 5.-Physicians at
the county hospital have come 20 the
conclusion that Martin Gaelick is
afflicted with loprosy. lie viii ho
itolalod from other patients and treated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-06

their ninth annual convention here 10.
day. The attendance WIS large and
reports Of officers showed the order ~
he In "A flourIahing condition.
The convention wG8 called To order
10y National pfcsidout Mary Scats
Mclicury Of DonisOn, la. Tie omen.
ing address OF the president wna dp.
voted chiefly 10 the growth " thu order
during the past year.
"Mcmhrrhip,u ssid the president.
cha steadily Increased during the year,
aud the order j. represented iu every
State In the Union, except Idaho naI
Alabama, aud all the Territories cx-
cop, Indian md Alaska. Even Gnu.
ads claims 10 posi- nuu auxiliary torps.
"l ring the yr1r 80 'COfIs with a
membership Of I-O) have btCn inati-
tuttd. There are auxiliarIcs TO the
posts NJ colorel veterans of twelve
posts In Virginia, four In the Cafolinna,
three In Florida, thfeo IA L0nisianu,
two in Tennessee, one each In Georgia,
Arkansas and Mississippi, mating "a
total Of tweuty..Hyeu C0ua aside from
those belonging 10 tho regularly organ.
ihud dopnrtm. nts. Seven NJ these have
been organized this year. The most
princrly giit y Tie appropriation by
The Ohio legislature of $4,000 for The
erection Of . cottage uIun the Homr
grounds. We asked lot 5000 and they
gave u $4,000. THIS IL thr highest
recognition VI the Wouinus Relief
corps and It's work ever given. The
report " the pension conmiuee shows
that they s,ill keep tho needs of our
army nurses before COngtvss. Tho
failure year after year IN the ci0siH b.
'pfocurr pensions Tor theee deserving
womus, " matter Of deep regret t.
all, but | trust their uil1fis will even.
tuAlly he rewarded
The day was principally consumed
IN discussion Of the reports Of the
various officers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-06

CAFE MAY, ~ j., August 5.-The
President today appointed Charles u.
Belknap postmaster OF POrtersyille,
Cal, aud Horace l.. Swift, postmaster
at Wallace, Idaho.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-06

DETROIT, August j.--rho National
Association Of Naval Veterans elected
officers today nni selected baltimore ~
the meeting place Tor next year. The
national convention u Tx. Prisoners Of
War ALEC met. Mayor Pringec wei.
coucd the cx .nrls0ucrs 10 the city.
PRECEDENT Williams OF indianapolis
read the addrcrs. lie urged the ini.
poriauce NJ the claims Of OK prisoners
20 an Increase II pension.
This afternoon picnic was hcl nt
which speeches were made by Ptcsi.
dent Palmer Of the Worlta Fair.
Mayor Pihgr.e, Congressman Allen Of
Michigan, General Hcndur-on OF Town,
General Algrr, Senator NJ. Anderson,
Con. Miles and Chaplain Losler.
THIS evening the ex-pflsoncrs Wit
messed display fireworks on Belle
lslc, the display ending with repre-.
srntation OF Porry's victory ON Lake
Erie.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-06

lNDErESpENoE, Ia, August g.
Alierton reduced his record today 10
9:l2.
Mary Marshal went In 2;l2l.
Manager Opaco) went .:li.. The
track was fast.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-06

WAsHINuToE, August 5.-Silvor
amounting TO 10000 ounces was pur-
chased today at prices ranging from
l,OOl5 10 I,0O60.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-06

BRUSSELS, August 5.---rhe Queen Of
She will start for Spain tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-06

KALAMAZOO, August The Grand
Rapids a lndiana Express was wreck
cd three miles north ~ here vt noon.
The whole train was thrown from tho
trnck Hnd rpllcd down an cmbink.
ncnL The sleeper turned completely
over. Twelve were Injured, none
fatally. The cause was evidently
ifain WreCheTs, aH spikes, bolts and
nuts were drawn from the tails.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-06

CuANrLAiN, y. ", Auguht "a
train conveying Sunday school ex.
ourtiOn from Eilenburgh, R0use'spoint
aud intervening stations on the Cen.
lml Vermont road, ran into "a mail
train Just ca-t OF hcrr,tonight. william
Angel, aged about Fix, OF this place,
and sam Nrnett NJ ChatauquA Lake
were killed outrigDt, aud some twenty
people, more or ics,, Injured, one 0r
two Of whom may die.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-06
Collision Of Two Heavy Freight Trains
Resulting In the Death VI
One Man.
a TRAIN noLLs DOWN an rmnAEK-
MCNT.
collisions aud disasters In Many
Places

FAIRMouST, Va, August g. Thi.
morning two heavy freight trains on
the Baltimore a Ohio collided three
and a half mile east u this place. ono
man, name unknown, was killed.
James CnDgau, engineer; William
Lyons, brakeman, and Blank p0stlc.
waite we're seriously Injured. The
cause was a diArvgau " Equals.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-06

CLEVELAND, Md, August IAN
vngiuu on the West Virginia Central
road was deruilui sixty miles from
here. There wefn seventeen men and
two women on The engine, which was
taking them to work ut the lumber
camp. The accident was caused by n
piece Of tiinb,r on the track. All on
the engine were more or lees injured.
The irst pens0u cxtrlCalud was Alice
Robinson. fhe escaping steam had
cooked the iiush on her face, arms and
hands In n horrible manner, and the
Injuries nre considered fatal.
John McKoulir, who lives nj Forts.
burg, was caught under the engine aud
scaldcd no badly that he died last
evening. OtnOrs seriously but not
fatally Injured are: Robert Robinson,
engineer; Frank PRAYER, fireman;
Louis Lnpman, John Hickey, jennie
Dufst.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-03-31
GETS A BLACK EYE.
A New York Judge Renders a Decision
in Favor of the R. S. PeaIe Reprint
of the Encyclopedia Britannica.

New York SpeciallHJudge Wallace, in the
United States Circuit Court rendered a decision
to-day refusing to grant an injunction against
the firm of Enrich Bros, to restrain them from
selling the Encyclopedia Britannica" pub
lished by r. S. Peale & Co., of Chicago. The
compliments are the firm of Black & Co., pub
fishers of the original work at Edinburg, Scot
land. In his decision, Judge Wallace holds that
rival publishers in this country have a legal
right to use the contents of the original edition,
except such portions of them as are covered by
copyrights, secured by American authors. The
defendants work, he finds, has substituted new
articles for these copyrighted ones.
This decision is a square set back to the book
trust, and directly in the interest of education
and general intelligence. AS an educational
factor in every household, no work in all litera-
ture is so important and desirable as this KING
OF ENCYCLOPEDIAS, of which it has been said
If all other books should be destroyed, the
Bible exec pied, the world would have lost very
little of it's information" Until recently it's
high cost has been a bar to it's popular use, the
price being $500 per volume, $125.OO for the set
in the che apest binding. But last year the pub
fishing firm of r. S. Peale & Co., of Chicago,
issued a new reprint of this great work at the
marvellous price of $3.50 per UOlIme. That the
public were quick to appreciate so great a bar
gain is shown by the fact that over half a million
volumes of this reprint were sold in less than six
months. 1t is the attempt of the proprietors of
the high-priced edition to stop the sale of this
desirable low-priced edition, which Judge Wal
lace has effectually s~quelched by his decision.
We learn that r. S. Peale & Co. have perfected
their edition, correcting such minor defects as
are inevitable in the first issue of so large a work
and not only do they continue to furnish it at the
marVelOusly low price quoted above, but they
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printed on good paper, strongly and handsomely
bound and has new maps, later and better than
any other edition. We advise all who want this
greatest and best of all Encyclopedias to get par
ticulars from the publishers, r.. s. Peale & Co.,
Chicago. (3S9