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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-06

WANIED-WE WANT TO BUY A FIVE OR
W six room house on East Side: $3.50 cash,
balance monthly payments. Steele & Clements.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-06

TOR SALE-ESTABLISHED MERCANTILE
4 business with a large trade. Will trade for
improved real estate in Helena. Steele d Glenn
ents.
L stock, at a bargain. Address {. L., this
office.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-12

LONDON, August 1.-THE Standard
says BalfOur's declaration regarding
Irish police removes tho gravest oh.
lection 10 the bill, but there still r..
mains Agrcat deal TO Justify the Irish
loyGlift miagivinga AMI thar II will be
desirable 10 Introduce stringent meas
utes TO guarantee tho upright manage.
mcut Of the finances.
The Times says: Ills clear vivid per.
cepli0n OF the dangers u the scheme IL
the hest possible guarantee that Baliour
T. NJ TO cope with aud conquer thotn.
The Ncrs says: We gather from
Baliour's vague romarks that there
will be no fancy franchises ana no
artificial restrictions upon the choice
Of the electors. However ingcniously
framed, the bill viii enormously
strengthen the demand for home rule,
and make the Grimes act u more ridl-
culous farce than ever.
The Chronicle pfesumes the intention
Is to make the Irish franchise narrower
than the English. Tho Chronicle en-.
phntlcally opposes any such policy.
Ireland, II says, ia entitled to absolute
equality.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-12

LONDON, August II. - Gable dis.
patches from a Balmacodan source In
Santiago de Chile have been received
here denying the reports that nghtlng
had taken place between the govern.
meut troops and the insurgent forces
al Valparaiso and Coquimbo on August
.. According 10 these dispatches tho
government torpedo boat "Almirantc
Condell" attacked the congressional
party cruiser "Esmoraldao and "a
number Of transports at Caldera. A
number OF torpod0eH were discharged
from the "Almlnnte Condell," but az
tho attack was made at night, tho 70.
suits are not known. None Of the
rebel vessels have since been seen near
the provinces held by President Bal.
maceda. The dispatches further state
that the reports as 10 the relations be-
tween Chile and Bolivia, growing out
OF the lhttcr's recognition Of tho insur.
gents as belligorcnts, arc untyie, aud
that the stories OF cruel punlshments
inflicted by tho government ara pure
inventions,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-12
Sir Langevln Makes Statement In
Regard TO the Tartc.NcGrecry
Inquiry.
THIS CREATES a SENSATION IN
ALL CIRCLES.
Explaining How Sir llcclor's Name
Came on Two Notes In Ne.
Grcevy's Possession.
a Paororxn nrNs,r,oN.
Political circle. In Canada AEita,ed
BY - Scandal.

OTTAWA, Ont. August n. - Tho
th,ieH, governments organ, said cui.
t0rially thia morningi ".ir Hector
Languvln, Minister of Public WORKS,
VIII appear before the Privilege aud
Elections Committee for the purpose Of
Masking statement In connection with
tile Iurio- McGrrcvy iuquiry. 10 IL
understood the honorable gentleman
has rendered his resignation M minis.
ter Of the crown, considering II was
his duty 20 Parliament, IA. govern
mcnt aud the committee. Sir Hector
has been the leader Of the French
Canadian Conservatives for many
ycafu. lie has been hOnored by men
OF Nil classes, oroeds an1 sections. We
look for his triumphant vindicatiou
ere the unpleasant proceedings tcrml-
nate"
The announcement Of the resolution
from the Cabinet produced profound
scnsation In all political circles. Hec.
Tor appeared before the committee ON
privileges and elections this afternoon
aud read long ana carefully prcpar.
cd statement, In which no denied rm-
phstically all charges preferred againAt
him aud asserted his entire Innocence.
Ia concluding his testimony before
The committee on privileges and cleo.
tons today Sir Hector stated IA ex-
PLANTATION " the momomndutns In Me.
brecvy's book, that two notes on
| which his Sir Electoral name appear.
/ ed, were discounted by McGreevy In
1915 aud 1877, 10 pay the costs In the
election suit which had cost great
/ deal " money. Thus McGreovy had
loaned him money and promised TO pay
the interest and renew the notes from
time 10 time. He hal never heard
anything more OF the notes, aud had
not bothered his mind about them.
The Senate railway committee did
not make any progress today with the
Ball dCs Chaleun railway scandal.
None Ofthe witnesses appeared. Eu.
gene Placauls, 40 Il II said, has left for
Eufopp,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-12

CuIcAuO, August H. Van Buron
today broke the record for a mile aud
ono-slxlUenth - l;iIl 80 making tho
distance In 1870 HAT. Only an hour
before Van Barren mad won n second
race In very fast time.
Milc--Osburn inst, Bravo second,
First lap third. Time, l:i3l.
Seven furlongs-- Van Blrrn won,
Camille second, Alphonz third. Tlmu,
1900.
Five firlongs-Addie won, Fatlnc
second, German third. Time, 1904.
Mile aud one.alxte"nth-Nan Buren,
won, silver Lake second, Nina Archer
third. Time, 1915.
Six mrlongs Lagariotc won, Mary
l.. second, Gadabout third. Time,
2:lG3.
Mile-Hlndola won, Ora second,
Neva e. third. Time, l;i3.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-12

WEsICIu.srLR Park, August H.
The Champion stakes worth about s21,'
900 10 the winner, was the attraction
today. Georgia showed In front u
what appeared n bc good start. She
plotted the field TO the top OF the hill,
when Cagonet took up tho running on
the inner rail- closely followed by Gcor.
gio, sir Matthew, Nofkvllln BELLE, and
Airplant, with Bashfotd lenhing the
rest. On the last quarter they ali
closed n on the leader Down they
came toward the finish with Dsgonet,
sir Matthew, Bashforl aud YOrkyille
Belle ON almost even terms. Amidst
most intense excitement Sir Matthew
won by a head from Dggonet, who
beat Ba-hiOrd a neck Tor second, l1fk-
willie hell was Topped ON Bashford,
while the Patromy colt and Merry
Monarch finished next. Timr-l'lSl.
Seven fuglongs-Crab won, TeTrlhOr
second, Srldeawny third. limc-l 90 .
Three quarters Of mile-5lr Mat.
thow won, Dagonct second, BashfOrd
third. Time--l:l2,.
Mile aud iurlonF-Riot won,
Reckon second, Peter third. Tint.
1861.
rnrcequhrteTs OF n mis-Wyandotte
won, Hyacintho second, Alcaldo third.
rime--l;li.
Six urlongs-Sir George won, Lau-
realan second, Laurel third. Time
l:l3.
Mile aud onc-slxteenth-Ce Celia won,
hon Kingsbury second, Rover third.
Time-l:i0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-12

rASANfA, August ia dispatch
from lququo says that the Congres.
sional sleau transport "Maito" has
brought largo supply u munitions VI
war. Including sevcnty.lve kupp
guns Of different caliOcr aud i2,O0U
magazine rifles, with plentiful supply
they were embarked.
NJ Ngci9Hat, the Congressional or.
gan, came out with scathlng article
against United States Minister Egan,
who, In n letter addressed u the
tqulque Junta, expressed the opinion
that II Is impossible Tor them 10 over.
throw llalmaccia. This Incident,
along with the "ltnta" business, has
caused bitter feeling against tho
United States.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-12

PHILADELPHIA, August 1.-THE
Bardsley investigating committee Of
the council resumed work today. Tx.
pert Brown testified that tho entire
deficiency Of BArdsley 10 the city and
state, after ere lifting him with $780,
900, the amount Of the due bills I'm the
Keystone Bank, was s553,s35. When
he was requested 10 give an account Of
all OF Bardeley's loans md payments
ofIubllc monies TO individuals, there
was considerable discussion, some Of
the committee fearing an H. ustlce
might be done TO Innocent parties.
Committeeman Etting, however, said
he wanted 10 know just what cltizenH
borrowed the money from Bardsioy
after he became city treasurer, and he
added that he knew the list Of those
who did 40 belore his election 10 that
office was very small. IL was finally
decided to allow Brown 10 give n report
Of all the transactions In which Bards-
ley paid money 10 others, and he began
reading an account OF the loans. There
nre hundreds Of these transactions,
ranging from s25 TO $4,000. The
expert had not gotten far into the
lengthy statement when thcoommlttoe
took recess until Monday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-12
The Vessel SEIZED aud Detained NJ
la Libcrtad Wy the Salvador
Authorities.
NO DETAILED ACCOUNTS OF rar
AFFAIR.
An American yes.e, has some Tsou'
bi. ~ san Salvador.

NEW YoRit, August II Tho super.
intendont Oi the Pacific Mall Steam
ship company was advised today by
the COmpAny'a agent ut La l.ibertad,
San Salvador, that the "Chy of Panh-
ma" which had been detained on aC-
count OF having political refugees on
board, hal sailed from that port direct
10 san Jose de Guatemala. The agent
also stated that the cargo had been dis.
charged Mt la Liherthd aud the com.
mandant. at that port refused to dis
patch the vessel.
Vice President Houston of tho Pacific
Mail Steamship company said this
afternoon that no had received n
dispatch stating that tho "City Of
panuman hal been soiLed and do.
lAined at La Libcftid by the authors
ties Of Snn Salvador because there were
political refugees ON board. The dc.
tails are very meagor, the dispatch
having evidently been "editcd" with
great care by the San Salvador oil.
clnls. General batOna i passenger
on the "Clty Of Panama." lie l. n
political refugee, bound from COflnth,
Nicaragua 10 san jose DO Guatemala.
/ How this concerns the san Salvador.
cans IL not stated, hut they demanded
his surrender at La Union. Captain
White refused b comply with tho
| order, and the commaudnute Of tho
port refused him clearance papers. lie
sailed without them, tclegFaphlng tho
| information 10 the agent ut Panama,
| who advised him 10 make the port Of
| san Jose de Guatemala direct, fearing
the wrath Of President Ezcia, VINO has
an armed force ut AcanJutalR. Cap.
tain White, no doubt, had 10 stop
AT La Libertad 10 let OIL passengers,
There he was told that his ship would
be- confschtcd unless hc gave up i've
political refugees, whose names are
| not given. He again refused 10 do.
| liver up the men, who were under the
protection Of the American flag. lie
was not allowed 10 proceed on his
way. Nothing further has been heard
from Captain White. The matter has
been referred TO the State Department
at Washington.
The San Salvador Consul said TO.
day that lao had received no Advlce
concerning the action Of tho steam.
ship. Ho was aware Of the exciting
trouble between the company aud the
authorities, but did not know Il was
OF such n serious nature as would
cause the detention OF the vessel. lie
expects ~ rec GIVE word from there
soon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-12

TOPEKA, KIM, August L. The
latest IN the way Of hn Alliance com.
mrrcial Organization arc shipping as
sociaiiOns. They form u part OF the
Alliance plan for managing the wheat
sales without the use OF agents, and
the charters Of three = nrgani nations
were filed with the secretary VI stntp
today. Congressman Baker, who has
just Tctured from Minneapolis, quotes
Mr.. Pillshury as saying that there ~
no reason why the farmers should not,
under normal conditions, 10 now To-.
cciving LIS u bushel for wheat ut the
farms. Commenting on this, the an.
dHco advocate says the farmers are
masters Of the situation n thoy hold
the grain six months.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-12

MANY MILES or SURFACE
WArEREo.
ny reieuAph to The sHws.
rLU,IAL EXPERIMENTS.
The nsin Expedition Has Made Two
hneressfnI Aiinmpis.

MiDLASD, Texas, August 1.-THE
United States department Of agricul-
turv rainfall expedition has 20 far
made two successful experiments. One
Of tie party In an interview said today
that Saturday and Monday prrllmi-
nary trial Of part Of the rniumaking
apparatus was had, aud about ton
hour. after the explosion heavy clouds
gathered aud rain fell over many miles
d surface. We DO not think the explo.
sions actually produced the storm, but
they were undoubtedly instrumental
In proclpi'atlng the moisture which tho
clouds brought TO that locality, and
greatly Increased the in,cusity OF the
storm. The amount of the pfeclpita'
ton was greatest In the Vicinity OF the
operation. We will continue to make
tests az 10 the density " tho atm y.
phore, 10 that the bombs may be
adapted to meet every possible condi.
ton. When sufficiently satisfied upon
these and hmilar points, "a decisive
experiment will be made. The rain
today was the first good rain In this
vicinity for several months.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-12

NEw NoRS, August lit was dc.
oided nj "a mtUtlng Of the executive
committee Of the National Association
u Democratic Clubs tn hold n convcn.
lion elxty days after tho National
Democratic Convention.
II has been decided to organize n
mia,lonary club OF inecn leading
Democratic orators connected with tho
national association, who win go 10
Chicago on September -. After n
short stop there, "a complete circuit Of
the Northwest will be- made for the
purpose N organizlng the unorgRnizcd
states. Among the speakers will be
several candidates Tor the slcakefship.
Correspondents have been appoiutn 1
in every county la the United States.
Each county will he assessed SO for
the support Of the order aud the pro-
psentlon Of Democratic doct rInes
through the nub.orgauiEatlons. CUES.
lions u party policy were warmly Ills.
cussed. There was heated debate
among the members upon the silver
question. The committee being Ill.
vidod upon that point, !, was decided
that the thrin would be male the lead.
Ing feature In the south aud west.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-12

CHICAGO, August il.-Herbort Bix.
ter Adams has declined the position 0i
chief ~ the department Of Liberal
Arts because Of prcss o. other duties
and the Johns Hopkins University.
chief Engineer Gottlioh Of the c0n.
sttuction department has resigned be.
cause Of u disagreement with Chief Of
Construction Burnham on certain
points u policy. Hereafter there will
be no chief engineer, aud tho reports
from ths engineer corps viii he made
direct 10 Chief Burnham. Edwaui G..
Shankland, engineer Of thc Masonic
Temple and other large structures,
has been appointed construction en-.
Rinocr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-12

BUTTE, August 1.-THE examina-
ton OF witnesses on tho handwriting
In the Davis will ease was continued
today, tho testimony being In the same
trend, all testiiying that the will
was written by Eddy aud not Job
Davis, aud that the signature OF the
hitter In the viii II not like his sigma
ture. The Court rules out compare
tive evidence, aud exceptions by tho
counsel are being noted.
The beginning OF tho examination
OF Deeny, Nicely and Hickey, accused
OF numbering w. J. Penrose, June 10,
took place today. The fact OF tho muir.
der only was established.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-12

SlrioS,L LEAoun-HgoogLrs.
nrooklyn, Z. Cincinnati, q. nAiienes-Iov.
Ell, Dauyi ltadbourno, keenan,.
SEW NuAK.
Sew York. 3; Chicago, o. batteries wlns.
buckley LADY, MfuilL
PHILADELPHIA
Philadelphia, 20 Cleveland, I, BAttetlss-
Gleason, Iicmentsi Iruhcr, thinner,
uosruS.
nos,on, "; rltshurs.5 8. batteries -ClArksou,
Lake, Gan4cii King, licrger.
AMERICAN AssoutArioN--sE LOUIS
st. Leais, ~ Warrington, T.
COLuuuua.
Columbus, o. Athletics o.
ctycisHNtI.
Cincinnati 81 BoIton,o,
LoutsyILLE.
Louisville .; baltimore, 9.
wEsrEnS MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee. 4, sioux CITY, o.
OMAHA.
omaha, 49, pehyer Is, Thirteen Innings.
KANSAS Cirr,
Kansas Cily, Z. Lincoln, Z.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-12

BERLIN, August li.-For the pur.
pose Of studying the effects " the Me.
kinley bill, 90 fnr as such effects have
shown themselves In tho short time
since the bill became operative, an As.
sociatcd Press Correspondent has
visited some OF the most important
German industrial centors, such as
Lcipsic, Planen, Ctcis, Nuremberg,
Chemnitz and Frankfort. lie has also
received reports from other points 10y
men thoroughly familiar with thu az.
fairs Of the different districts. They
all agree that tho measure has had q
paraly2lng effect upon certain indus
tries, while Others equally high taxed
have not suffered at all.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-12

wAaiuSuIOs, August ll.-Attorney
General Miller has decided that Choug
sam, n Chinaman, should be deported
70 Chlnn. ChOng sam wa, arrested Mt
Port Huron, Mich, and sent back by u
United statcs commissioner. The
British minister intcriered In the
Chinamen's behalf claiming he was
citizen Of Canada. He submitted u
number Of papers In the case, but no
certificate Of his being n citizen OF
Great Britain was among them. He
VIII probably be Immediately dcported.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-12

NEW YoRlS, August 1.-THE fun.
eral services over thu body OF Herman
Raster, late editor Of the Illinois
Staats Zeilung, was held In the recep-
ton hail OF the German Press Club In
Hoboken today. The services were
worry impressive. There were a
large number Of floral emblems sent by
the various Gorman-Amerlcan preas
associations. Addresses were made by
officials OF tho German Press Club and
German Journalists OF New York.
The body was taken TO Chicago to-
night, where the final services Will be
held.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-12
SUICIDE By AMMONIA.
THE TERRIBLE AGoSy DOES NOT PRE-
VENT IT'S USE.

No poison brings death with more
maddening agony than ammonia, bu,
that inct does not seem To discourage
the suicide. The man Harrowitz, who
deliberately swallowed n fatal dos, ul
the drug In New York recently, IN only
one OF the many who have gone the
ammonia route 10 death In spite Of the
excIuoiatlng pain. DIR. Blyth has 70.
corded thirty cases Of ammonia poison
ing In the small London district Of
which he IN health officer; Professor
Mitchell mentions twenty-five cases,
and four have occurred during the
short time DR.. jenkins has been con.
nected with thocoroner's office In New
York.
Cascs OF slow poisoning from am
monis are Of constant occurrence
among men who work Ia liz manufac-
tufc,o even In dec0mpoalng Substances
which give 1t OIL In considerable q IAN
titles. Ammonia, slowly and from day
TO day taken Into the system, causes
the complexion 10 lose Its freahness.
and the skin OF men who get heavily
impregnated with II has a diaagreeably
blotched and dlscolofed appearance.
Taken Into the stomach from day 10
day In even tho small quantities used
10 adulierato food, such as baking pow
der, II not only injuries the complex lon
but attacks the lining OF the stomach,
and is tho source Of much general III
health.
The recent rapid increase In tho uso
~ ammonia for various purposes, and
the constant increase In It's manufac-
tIFg. huVe fuuda n ma nf tho p.naf
easily obtained polsons and, although
everybody Is familiar with Ii In poIno
form, there is surprising amount Of
ignorance OF its dangerous qualities.
Its uso as an adlltorant In any food
preparation Is simply crime, and IN ~
crime should DO punished.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-12

CHICAGO, August ll.-Work on the
Worlds Fair buildings IL being pushed
rapidly. This woman's building will
he ready for the roofing September LIST.
The terraces for the fisheries building
are completed, also the dredging OF the
lagoon. The canal ~ practically fin
lshod, and the central basin well under
way. Five thousand eight hundred
and seventy feet OF railway track have
been laid this week, and work IN pro.
crossing on the foundations Of tho
electric exhibit building, horticultural
and administration buildings. hi.
rector. General Davis promises 10 hand
the board Of control the appointment Of
chiefs OF the horticultural and maehin.
cry departments this week. Repre-.
sentatives Of the state commissions OF
Wisconsin, Ohio, Indiana aud Michl.
gan today rejected tho plan OF putting
the four State exhibits under one roof
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-12
Conyeniiou of the Peoples Party OF
Maryland.

BALTIMORE, August 1.-THE con.
yention Of tue Peoples party Of Mary
land opened here today. II wn9 con-
ton ofwhat was done win be given GU,
by the committee on publication,
which committee had not hoen ap-
pointed when u recess was taken at !
O'Clock. tins convention will last two
days, and the present officers will
serve until the close, Ms tho officers fOr
tho ensuing year will not be- elected
until Just prior TO tho final adjourn
ment. There are only fifty delegates
present, but these claim TO represent n
constituency which believes IL can
control tho next legislature.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-12
The Reported seizure OF the "ciiy OF
Panama

WAsInau1oN, August II The state
department has not yet received inior-
nation Of the reported seizure Of the
Pacific Mall steamship "City Of Pam.
ma" at La LibertAd, San Salvador. IL
was advised Of thu threatened inten.
ton Of the authorities of San Salvador
to seize the vessel a. AcaJutin, because
uhe left port Of San Salvador without
properly clearing under the law. The
department has tclvgnphcd United
States Minister Pachcco TO examine
into the riuta Immediately ami make u
report on the result Of his inysstiga.
ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-12

DESvER, August ii.--Investors in
this city. II IL said, Lost over $4,000
through the National Capital Savings,
Building and Loan association In
Chicago. II Ia also said that the nrres,
Of the officers Of that concern was due
70 tho expose made by the Denver
Real Estate exchange, the crooked
operations having been shown up and
tho attention Of tho governor aud
United States district attorney called
~ them i've months ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-12

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-12

NiESNA, August 1.-THE PrcESo
announces the failure OF Morpurgo 4
Go. Of Trieste, owing TO the disastrous
speculation ON tho part Of the chief
clerk. The Rothschllds arc creditors
TO the extent Of 81 900, 900, nut viii not
present their claim until tue other
creditors have been satisfied. The
liabilities OF Morpugo d Co. amount 10
s. 100000. The chief partner Of the
firm IL the president Of the Austrian.
Lloyd steamship company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-12

SAN BEgNARpiSo, Cal, August II.
"A cloudbur.t occurred In this viclni-
ty today. II was heaviest Mt tedmonds
and CITATIONS. At the former the water
flowed through the streets for houre,
flooding all the business houses aud
washing away several small buildings.
Much damage las been done 10 tho
young orchards.