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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-07

A REVISED LIST or DEAD AND
WOUNDED.
ny TELEGRAPH 70 the suwi.i
TuE RAILROAD COLLISION
Ascribed to The Negligence 81 n con
durtsr nua ~ tiazmnn.

SyHAcrsa, y. ", August Coon.
ductor kanaly Of tho Limited said:
81 wns Ina the front end Of the sleeper
'MRfAthan' ami had Just noticed that
we were making the usual running
time. We left Syracuse NJ l:is on
time. The train was heavily loaded,
each Of tho aleepurs having about
twenty passenger. IL WIS very
foggy. anu the engineer, Of c0utsr.
expected the Montezuma sldutfack
would be- all right for him. The iiisi
indication had Of the accident was
when | felt the sudden application Of
the MIR urakes A moment later came
the crash. That IL about all can tell,
except that the engine went clear
through the caboOte Of the freight train
aud then rolled down an embankmout.
The day coach tul,' COPIED the smoking
ear, and when | got out OF dnOra, they
were all mixed up with the express and
baggage cars. The si.opers did not
leave the rails"
The following IL revised Hot OF the
hllli aud injured; Killed Cmrillg
Alfou,, Coco KocA, Nincenxo III Lara,
Dominlco Rlchone, Thomas Mnrlino,
Jon ilocia, Dominica Slsnilo, a ntoni0
Scaylafave, John Ginmhot, one un.
known. All the above are Italians,
aud all arc adults. Fireman Michael
Bugen, MacudOn, Now York, was iu-
stantly killed. Antonio Umbello died
after removal - the House Of the Good
Shepherd. Joseph NJ. Keehan " st.
Louis died NJ the Houss Of the Good
Shepherd.
The Injured nrc Patrick Ryan, en-.
ginecr nf the express, lives Ia Buffalo;
Louis Dlllcr, Alspco lorraine; a. X.
Sevyns, Hungarian; John schultz,
mcmherof "UuCle isagcr Farce Conn
Cdy Of Eastern Pennsylvania, George
II, SaXby, Hamilton, Ontario; John
Preston, Troy, New York, railroad
man; Julius Meyer, Buffalo, Nnw
Nork; u. u. Pilts, musical director o.
"Unolc Isaac" Company, ani Camll.
10 Libez, Cuisine Lihlz, Henry rrs-
iano, Ouizcppc, AlAsciarcllo, Giovanni
Rossi, Nic0lo Machine. Tomas w Tom
zano, Luqui Donauo, all Italians, aud
an unknown Hungarian aud Ant1ni
CHbollo. rhe Italians ubovc were all
| taken 20 tho House Of the Good 5hcp-
herd, u. X. 5oTyis ~ Newark, New
York; Lewis raylorOf West Point, Now
York, and Frank J. Letter Of this city
wcru removed 10 their homes.
The coronor's jury returned verdict
finding Conductor robln and Flagman
Connolly guilty ofcrlminal negligence.
Both men have fed. Antonio AmholiO,
one OF the injured Italians, died at the
hospital tonight, making the total
killed thirteen.
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lir. Frank Huffman, young man
Of Huntington, Ohio, states that no
had been under the care OF two prom.
inent physicians, and used their treat
mont until he was not able To got
around. They pronounced his cilse TO
be CONSUMPTION nnI inourable. He
was persuaded TO try DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consunpiion, Coughs
able TO walk across the street without
resting. He found beforc he had used
half " n dollar bottle that he was
much better; he continued 10 uso II
and Is today enjoying good health. II
you have any Throat, Lung or Chest
Trouble, try II. We guarantee salts.
faction. Trial bottle free at A. g..
Dmlth & Co.'S Drug store. s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-07

MADRAS, August g. Though the
monsoon soi In some time age IN some
parts Of India, dlspelling all fcars OF
failure Of crops In that part oi the coun.
try where rains hnl ALLEN, thofe has
been mo rainfall In the Chiugleput and
North Arcot Districts In this prOsidon.
cy, aud all hopes Of avctting famine
have been abandoned. The heat isuu.
prrcodentcd. Standing grain and
other crops have suOcumbcd 10 the long
drought and all are vllhcred ana
burnpd.
Already the effects Of scarcity OF
food nru being felt ana there II great
suffering among the inhabitants OF the
districts. Many deaths nom starvation
have been reported. II l. impossible
10 get food tor the cattle, horses, cows,
donkoys aud other live stock, which
are dying in large nurnbers uverywhcrs
In the Districts
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ridsi wave ns,iroSs the suburbs Of
reibouruc.

FAN FRANCISCO, August G.--Auck.
land sdviC,z by steamer " A lhmrdnp
arc ~ the effect that great Hood and
something like q tidal wave prevailed
NJ Melbourne July 18Th. The waters
~ the hafh1r rose nhoye the Lowell Of
the surrounding towns aud several
small vessels were wrecked. Tho
Hoods were the most severe since 1859,
nut the coufso 0i thu Ngrra river ptc-
scnlcd scene N des1lAtion fot miles.
Ia South Richmond, another suburb
OF Melbourne, whole streets were sub
mtfgud aud two thou.snd people fehd-
cred homeless. Business WIS almost
suspended IN the city, aud efforts were
made 10 relieve the wants OF tho suiiet.
or.
The ios, of life, u T. beloved, did
not exceed ten. a schooner, unsie
unknown, disappeared Oh sorrento and
il believed 10 have been lost with all
hands.
On the plateau Of the Danedeuong
range ~ avalanche o. earth hfty acres
! In extent swept down the mountain
| side, engulilng the residences there.
| The Inmates escaped. Railroads were
partly washed out for twenty miles. a
/ great number " sheep were drowned.
The estimated total loss will reach half
"a million pounds.
At last advic,s the Murray was Fis-
ing, and Hoods In Albuty district were
/ feared.
Much sickness j. prevalent Mt Mel.
/ buutne, attributable 10 exposure and
tho deposits Of slime len by tho Hoods.
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OTTAWA, August G.-ln the invcs,i.
cation before tho committee ON prlyi.
lVgrs aud election today, Hon. Thomas
McGrcovy testified that OF the money
given him for political purposes he had
paid out $4,000 for the purchase Of
IL Monde, n newspaper Of Montreal
aud Sir Hector Langevin's organ.
This was In 1853, lie paid the amount
nj the request OF Nhnassr aud LgssarJ.
Before the Senate Railway commit.
tee Mt. Barwick, representing the on
tnrio hank, stated that he could prove
that sl7j,O0O had been corruplly cx-
pended by the Moreier government
and its friends, aud Of this amount
$4,000 passed through the hands Of
MIR. Pacari.
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This remedy Is becoming no we'll
known and 10 popular rs 10 need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Blttors sing the same song u
praise.-A purer medicine does not
oxist and Il " guaranteed 10 do all that
II claimed. Electric iittrrs will cure
all diseases Of the Liver and Kidneys,
viii remove Pimples, Boils, salt
Rheum and other Aft otlonG CAUSED by
impure bl~,d.- win drive Malaria
from the rystem and prevent ~ we'll NJ
cure all Alalarlal fovors.-For cure Of
Headache, Constipation aud lndiger.
ton try Electric Bitters.- Entire salts
faction guaranteed or money refunded,
Price so eta. and 8l0O per bottle nj
A. q. Smith and Co.'S Drug Store. 6a
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black men fought for the lag that
never up 10 that time had protected
him it, anything but hondnvc. This
organization had better bury the old
ilag, comrades had better tear the hot.
ton from their breasts than now, a.
their heads were sllveriug, % 50 Incl,
pn the principles for when they bl,d
IhppllusC.i
Ex- Cummandcr.in.Chiof Fairchild,
ConrAdp Norihcltt n virginia nud
two c0lofod members spoke In iav1ruf
the majority report.
Alr. Graham W i.Iulsiann rrcOuutel
aouie Of the trouble VI his department
He aid no coiOrud post had teen re-.
cusnl4rd until recently, when Chaficm
were granted by the department CON.
maudcr, who became offended because
members % the order refused 90 attend
the funeral " JET Davis. several
hundred men had been admitted with
In n few days aud the time was too
short o. make any examination into
their military record ur character
by viva voCc vote, the majority
vote was Overwhelmingly u iop,gd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-07

sale Of liquor a, the Worlds Fair, nor
does It require the existence nf tariff
privileged to cover this fair land with
browerics, distillerles and saloons.
which are wrccking homes, breaking
hearts and grinding down souls into
the mlrc Of wretohedness aud woe.
The following resolution was adopted
after lengthy debate:
That we consider " the duty Of ell
temperance men 10 support candidates
for public Office who honestly pledge
themselves ~ lahorfor the enforcement
u Sunday laws, closing the liquor
saloons on that dny.
That We ie,m 1.-THE manifest duty
Ofcvory temperance mau 10 discoun.
tenance any candidate Tor public office
who declares himself or IL known 10 be-
committed to the support Of the liquor
Interest.
The sentiment Of the convention
seemed 10 he against legislative pro-
hihition, hut II was not deemed ex.
podlent 20 20 declare Il In the rosolu.
ton. indianapolis was selected ~ the
place for the next convention. Bishop
Coiter Of Mlnncsota was reelected
president.
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NEW YoRk, August Ga letter
from an American at AnnkOw, dated
June 23rd, says;
AT present we have two gunbonts
here. There are NJ all ports below here
from two 10 three gunboata OF different
nations, NO that for this present the
trolble N quelled In the Sungtse river
valley. With tho withdrawal Of the
gunbOats, 1 think, unless there IN n
radical change, there will be trouble
up aud down the river. We have
organized defense Commlttee here,
put arms In the hands Of all members
Of the community and are pretty we'll
prepared Tor any trouble thnt may
arise.
"We can muster over 100 breech.
loading guns, and most OF tho men
are experts In handling them. We
have cOmmandeI-in.chle our coll
lector OF customs, who Ii an old soldier,
and two division commanders, Rus.
sian and myself. We have signals ar.
ranged 10 alarm tho community In
case OF rising against us, and have
two rendezvous on the river front, IL
which all the women aud children will
DO taken In case VI necessity, where
they will bo guarded or placed ON
steamers should there be any IN port.
When the women and children are
disposed OF the men viii do what they
can 10 defend the settlement. We VIII
make II hot for any mob that c0meB our
way, and don't make any mistake
about It,"
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LINCOLN, Neb., August o. - The
Prohibition State convention com.
plpled its labora today by nominating
X. W. Richardson Of Omaha for Judge
OF the supreme court, and Rev. WI
liam Garst Neigh and Mrs. Caroline
NJ. Woodward " Steward for regents Of
the State university.
The platform, which IL lengthy, On.
dorses the national Prohibition party,
not III platform, demands government
control OF telegraph aud railroad com.
panies, more restricted coinage Of
metal. tho total annihilntlon OF the
liquor law. The obnoxious feature Of
the national platform is supposed to be
the taIin plank.
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AUG. HoRNuNu, a. well known man.
ufaclurer Of boots and shoes at $50
Nolan Street, Sau Antonio, TnEns,will
not soon forget his experience with an
attack of tho cramps, which he relates
~ follows. ~ was taken with violent
cramp In he stomach, which believe
would have caused my death, had Il
not been for the prompt use Of Cham.
lurlain'e Cole, Cholera and Dlarfhma
Remedy. The hrst dose did mo ~
much good that followed II up Ia 20
minutes with the second dose, and be.
fore the Doctor could got 10 where /
was, ] did rot need him. This REMEDY
shall always be- one Of the malustAys
Of my family" For sale by n. G. N.
|. Drug Dept. u&s
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LAFAYETTE, La. August 0-Thc
State Farmers Alliance today adopted
the report u the conference committee
with regard 70 the ant lottery league,
but the report IL not made public. It
Is UNDERWOOD, however, that the Al.
lance has agreed TO give the anita
four places on the state ticket, the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, att0rnry.gcueral,
auditor aud secretary u state.
Hon. Thomas y. Adams, president
u the Alliance, war unanimously On.
dorred for governor. Tonight those
opposed TO the Alliance and the Anti.
Lottery compromise sent u telegram IN
President Polk " the National Al
lance, asking. elias the State Farm.
efs' Union ot Louisiana power to bind
It's members against their will 10 sup.
port the Democratic party or q faction
thereof based upon strictly Demo-
cratic plsiform?n
II Il quite certain that Adams will
not BE- candidate for governor unlu.s
nominated by the regular Democratic
convention.
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san FRANCISCO, August 0.-Aus.
ITALIAN advices by the steamer Gala
media" confirms the report OF the de-
ieat of owen sullivan, er.harfior
champion Of Australia, In two rounds
at the hands OF Joe Choynski, the Cal.
ifornla pugillst.
The "Alamcda" pSesed the "NIarl.
posa" at Auckland, New Ienland,
July 18th. John l.. Sullivan aud his
theatrical troupe were aboard the
"Niariposa" on their way 10 sydney.
II u reported that Sullivan INDUCED In
liquor TO such mn extent that Captain
Hnywards oi the "Aiariposa" had been
constrained 10 order him confined to
his cabin.
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BLuNT, ). d., August G.--The mer-
curry In 100 degrees In the shade aud
the wind is blowing fearful gale.
About noon the cnst bound freight On.
the entlr. population had TO turn out
10 subdue the flames, which were trav.
cling with fearful rapldlly north 10
Jhnesville - Sully county.
Train hands assisted and the IRE was
finally got under control. The whole
country II liSe finder box and every
one IL on the alert foT fires, which are
liable 10 spring up nj moments no.
tics. A fire south Of here yesterday
destroyed thousand acres OF hay land
and over 500 tons Of hay.
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NATIONAL sur-ruiL,prtrni,.
Ph1adelpha. Z. Cincinnati, 4. batteries
Thornton, elements RHINE. keenan,.
uusrus.
noaton, I, Chicgn, O. batteries Ichois,
nenucui ilulralnson, klttrcigu. Twelve in'
ungs,
NEw fpuk,
New Yolk. ~ rlushurs. o. BAttcrios-i,u.ls.
buckley halWin. Mack,
nGuuKLrs,
brooklyn, .; Cleveland 8. Balieros-llery,
DAILY Gfubcr Iimmor
AHtHicAS AssocIAIloS-sT. LOUIS.
~, Louis, 3 Athluucs, Z,
LouisyitLE.
Louisville, 4 uosion,s.
CiNciNsAri,
Cincinnati iialtuorc,i.
culuMuus.
Columbus, o. Washington, n.
WESTERN LIAGuL-uuIuTm
Duuth, Lincoln, 3,
nssEAPoLis.
Minneapolis, 3 Omaha, H.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, a. hnntas CityA
SIOUX gtrI.
sioux usy, " Denver, $,
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CmCAuO, August GA rumul
reached Chicago this afternoon from
San Francisco that Director General
Davis had appointed new chief Of
the horticultural bureau. Inquiry
failed 10 confirm the report. The dircc.
tory, the body TO which tho noninn.
lion would be submitted by the
director general was not In session 70.
day. IL is undvntood TO be Davis
intention not 10 name any one FOR the
place until both tho directory aud
national commission are la srRi0n, M
that failure 10 confirm by either OF.
gnuizatlOn viii be reduced 10 a mini.
mum. The national commission will
not meet until August 18th.
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BrFFALU, August OF hc 2:lg clafa,
unfinished nom ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Goiddust Won, Alinv second, Jean
Vatican third, Diamond, fourth. Beet
tinc-9!lUl.
The 2:2j trot-Iurry l.. won, Ncttiu
King second, Fnfk r.. thri, Nut,ing
King fuuTih. Best tim,-2.21i.
Ffee.for.all paco-lial Pointer won,
N0lD Maid second, johnston third,
Callas fourth. Beet tlme-2.iui.
The 923 tr0t, unhnished--H uncst
George won, Nightingale second, kuo-
kce third, Paul fourth. Best umu-
..lM.
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SARATOGA, August G.--rho ira ok
was medium, the entries few.
six fuflOuga san Salvador won,
Gleehay second. Tune, l.ls!.
Mile aud Homer
won, Balgowan second, Ayrshire Lass
thiri. Time, l.j2!
Nile-liolefo Won, V.rsltile second,
India Rubber Third. Time, 1857,
Mills aud u quarter-l.On won, Car
roll, second, Abe third. Time, 2.ll
SIX aud half mrl0ngs-Nilla Marie
won, Gettysburg second, Luray third.
Time, l;2i.
Five furlongt-Apollo won, Nelp
Filly second, Punnyroyal thlrd. Time,
1909.
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Deash Of Ex-Governor Ax,eiI.

YOUNGSTOWN, n. j., August o.
LA'uovernor Samuel h. AEtell died
uif afternoon ut the residence OF his
,en'ln.law, Charles NJ. Phillips, after a
bflef Illness. Mr.. Axtell came on a
VISIT from santa Fc, n. NJ, four years
ggo, 70 regain his impaired health.
ne was born In franklin county, o.,
october :, 1910, anu educated at ODER.
ia aud the Western Reserve colleges.
IA 1881 he went 10 California aud was
prosecuting attorney Of Amador coun-
~ In 1854,
!, ne was sent 10 Congress from tho
flrl Congressional district OF Cali.
,ofhla IN 1867, anu reelected two years
nhler. Ia 1874 he was appointed by
resident Grant governor OF Utah Tor.
ltofy, aud then transferred by presl-
vent Hayes 10 New Mexico. Suisse
qsuntly he was appointed chief Justice
" lhe supreme court Of New Mexico,
you which position he resigned In
sayi 1870, Sluce that time he has
zen engaged In the practice OF law In
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Properly OF Bos,or aud Cambridge
Attached,

BosroN, August 0.-Uniiod States
Deputy Marshal Mcdonald attached
the property Of tho Cry ~ Boston
this afternoon for tho sum VI $500, 900.
rno suit 10 nn action In court brought
by w. A. Blrcklll aui other citizens
OF New York.
Nothing Ia regard 10 the nature Of
the case Is learned except That itis on
account Of some infringement IL a tlat.
cut right. \ simiiar attachment Tor
the parties Tor the amount OF $4,000
ha8 been placed on tho property Of
Cambridge.
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sr. PAUL, August G.-rho track was
f,-t.
Five furloLgs-Hispania won, Co
neither second, Hsmlin third. Time
Laos.
Mile aud 0no.slxtecnth-M Mary G..
won, Comedy second, Cl9ckner third.
Timv-l;5l.
Nine furlongs-Eli Kindig won, Cor.
lnue Kinney second, Getaway thifi.
rimc-l!5O..
Six iurilngs- Newton won, Cars.
bad second, German third. Time
l;liii,
Milu-Sknglt won. Dolly Houston
second, ue third. Timo--iii7l.
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CmcAuO, August B.--Seven fur
longs-Siaftrr Caldwell won, Red Fox
second, Bill Nye third. Timr-l:2sl.
Mile aud seventy yards-3omcrsauit
won, Arundel second, King Punster
third. Time-l;W.
Seven fIflour Linda won,
Bralos second, Slsclo third. Time
l..i
Mile and mn cighth-Bonnic Byrd
won, Ponl-r second, Van Bnrcn THIRD.
rimo-i.ii.
Five flrlung-- Maggie Cline won,
rillle :. second, Deceit third. Time
l:O2.
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JERoME PARK, August G.--rhr track
was medium.
Mile and Que furlong- Reckon won,
Edgar Iohuspu second, UnOgrando
third. Time, 1904,
Six furlongs-Aigtthew won, Necro-
NANCY colt socoud, Upruar colt third.
rime-l;lsl.
Mile and iRcelnnd won, Eng
llah Lady second. rime-2.97,.
Milo-Doad heat between Sifocco
and May VIA, Adventure third. Time
LIS.
Five furlougs-D Daisy Woodruff won,
Soho second, salisbury third. Time
l;lb..
Five furlongs-Alcaldo won, krush
second, Schuylkill third. Time
l.OnI.
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name and fame are known 10 turfnen
all over The county. For awhile his
form during the past couple u years
has not been the hifhesL Asa two
ycnr-old he won laufels enough 10 place
him among the most famous race horses
" the country.
He captured both The Junior Cham.
pi1n aud Futurlty, Ia the latter defeat.
lux S,lvatnr nitor the great iluish. lie
cost hls owner 8 ~ AZ "a Nehfiing, aud
won for him more than sl1l,OlJ IN thu
three rtar9na that he raced.
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TorFNA, Ka-., August O.-rhe strike
Of 400 boiler makers IN the shop VI the
AtehlsOn road Is spreading 10 other de-
parlments. To-day several blacksmlths
struck in sympathy. Ono OF the on.
gineora refused TO take out his train for
the reason thai the boiler Of his engine
had not been Inspected before being
made ready for the run. IL other en-.
ri noofs take this as u cue the santa Fe
strike will have serious results.
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CRooETUS, MINI, August GA
terrible rain aud hallstorm passed over
part Of this county this morning, ac-
companicd by considerable wind. The
rain was the heaviest known In this
section. In the southern part Of this
county a strip Of country = mile Wide
ami twelve miles long was devastated
by hail. Three 10 four thousand acres
of standing grain was damaged. In
other parts Of the country much ~ the
heavier grain has been badly beaten
down.
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BosTOs, August 6.--At the annual
meeting u the National Bar Assooia-
ton today, the report " the committee
on international law was adopted pro.
viding that steps be- taken for organic.
Ing an international bar, the association
to meet at the Worlds Columbian Tx
position At Chicago, In 1893.
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CHICAGO, August G.--srven furlongs
Joe Carter wor, Leila May second,
lusOlvvnce thirI. Time-i:3il.
Mile-Helier SHELTER won, Lizzie Il.
second, He'd Leo third. rimu-l3ii.
Mile aud Rn eighth--Ethel won,
Silver Lake second, Haydy Ihird.
rime-i:51,.
Six furlonga Fan king won, Eater.
M second, Rouscr third. rime-i;ib..
SiN iuFlongp-rrincc Henry won,
Blaze Duke second, N4ncluso third.
Timu-i:l1.
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BUTTE, Mout., August G.--'rhe
testimony Of Witness slpokrl was con.
tnuod IN tne Davis casc, detailing the
James Eddy, the eupposcj iofger. At
torncy jacques " Otumwn, Ia, was
examined, tcstifying rs TO The sigma.
tufc Of james Davll, one VI Tho alleged
witnesses Of the alleged viii, when he
maintained was not his. and gave his
reasons why he thought ~.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, August 6.--Thu
proclamation calling an extra session
of the legislature 20 convene August
alst will be lssued tomorrow ~ Gov.
cfnor Buchanan. rgelyc subjects ate
In the call, tho principal 0f which are
the revision ~ the convict lease avs
ten ami the World'a Fair appropria.
ton.
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DENvER, August o. 90 The Plato
Dsut,cher Neroiu elected officers ~
follows President, Martin Bosson,
Kansas city; vice president, T.. NJ.
Holm, Of Grand Island, Neb.; secretary
and treasurer, I. T.. Lunt, Of Omaha.
The next place Of meeting win be- at
Grand Island, Neh,, August is, 1899,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-07
a Catholic Priest naitreAtod by
a MoB

SEATTLE, August d.-rhis morn.
Ing a mob effected an entrance 10 the
house OF Father Quay, Catholic
priest at Snohomish, dragged him from
his bed and applied a complete coat OF
tar and fcathers, He was accused Of
cnticlng ch ildren OF both sexes into his
room aud, after Supplying them with
liquor, ptacticing various forms Of inn
morality upon them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-07

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, August g.
Wort was received here tonight that
the city Of Comanche, Clinton county,
was burned up. Help was sent for to
Lyons and Clinton, and two engines
aud two hook aud ladder trucks were
sent ON u special train, but a. the town
has no watvrworks, they could do but
little to check the tiames. No figures
on the loss or on the Insurance are oh
tnlunble,