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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-04
TUESDAY SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH TERRITORY.

wood or Mount Sterling, 40 aggressive
and popular n candidate as bradley
was four years ngo, and the Demo.
cratic majority will probably show an
increase.
Returns arc now In, however, from
only so out Of li0 cOunties, anu the re-
turns are not fall from these.
Tho new consultation has carried,
and the majority for 1t Ia placed mt
anything from niiy 10 one hundred
thousand. The heavy majority for II
Il great surprise 10 it, opponents.
These have Included some Of the best
known and ableat public men In the
State, including Senator Carlisle aud
Governor Buckner. The Peoples
party has polled about 10000 votes.
These have come mostly from tho Re.
publican party, while the Alliance was
supposed 10 be mainly of the Peoples
party. IL has dono very little for II on
account Of dissen,lons which arose last
January and which caused the retire.
ment from the Alliance Of President
:. u. Erwin, the Peoples party oandi.
date.
The Alliance has devoted itself 10 the
legislature aud probably has a practical
control OF that body, aud 90 will con.
troll the revision VI the laws under the
new constitution. In only few cases
have the Alliance put out candidates
In opposition 90 Democratic nomina.
tions. SO while the legislature will 10
nominally Democratic, II will have
strong Alliance affiliations and ten
denotes. Tho Prohibition party had n
full ticket In the field, but have pollcd
very light vote.
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ROW., August 3--Tho interview be-
tween President Harrison and Car
dinal Gibbons created much interest
here AS the indication Oi the Importance
attached In America 10 the Gahensly
question. Pope Cardinal Simeoni and
chiefs o. the propaganda have been
much impressed with the declaration
Of the President, The tributes Of the
American press 10 the wisdom Of the
popo's decisions, arc also greatly APP
preoiated.
The Holy See since regrets that tho
friends Of Cahensly have spread the
report that Rome placed obstacles In
the way OF his scheme, From the ilrst
the propaganda declared TO Cahensly
that the Holy See would never aecede
TO the demands for National bishops.
Cardinal simeon and Monslgnor
Pcrsico, both assert that the Cahensly
acheme will never DO accepted by the
propaganda. "NeVer," they declare,
''will II accord such prerogativcs To
Immigrants. Cahensly committed
grave imprudence. We can never
enter upon such u COURSE"
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NJ. Paul Races.

ST. PAUL, August 3.-ln the hrst
heat OF the fourth race today, Mis-
MullaTd stumbled, throwing JocEey
Evans and falling on him spraining his
ankle and badly bruising him.
Milc-Guldn won, Corinnu Kinney
second, l.. Klngman third. Time
l:i2.
Five furlongs-Lilllnn Beatrice won,
Callip Ferguson second, Hamliue
third. Time--l:02l.
Mile and n furiong-princo Forum.
alus won, Meadowhrook second, Lillian
Lindsay third. l'ime-l;55l.
Six furlongs, heats. Fist heat-Jim
Dunn won, Dockwick second, limo
cence third. Timc-l;l5l.
Second Poiemus hrst, Dunn
second, Innocence third. Time
i:i5!.
Third hoat-Polemus won IN l;lG,.
Mile Rnd Observation-Disclosures i0l
won, Castaway second, Jay oh third.
rlme-l'd0.
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PROM, snn AnlonIa.

Ava. HoRNuSo, a well known man.
ufacturcr Of boots aud shoes ut $50
Nolan Street, San Antonio, Texas, will
not soon forget his experience with an
attack OF tho cramps, which he relates
~ fol!cwsi ~ was taken with n violent
cramp In the stomach, which | believe
would have caused my death, had IL
not been for the prompt use VI Cham.
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Dlarrhna
Remedy. The flnt dose did mo so
much good that / followed II up Ia 20
minutes with tho second dose, aud be-
fore the Doctor could get 10 where |
wns, ! did not need him. This remedy
shall always DO one Of the mninsiays
ot my family" For sale by z. &. NJ.
/. Drug Dept. DDS
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rIrr NEXT coNcL.yr.
where shalt ~ He u.idf IA fntcr
.siinH question.


HOar, August 3.-Whrre shall tho
next c0nclavo he huld2 l. the question
now being discussed IN governmental
circles. The church diguitarlrs nrr
iulerUaled Observers. This question, IL
II believed, viii be the pivot oi the
policy both " the italian government
aud Of the Vatican. Thnru l. good
authority for the statement that tho
Italian government has sont explicit
instructions 10 iia representative
abroad 20 prevent the oonclavc from
being held away from Rome. ltdfcads
above all thlngsa foreign Pore aud n
conclavo held away from tho Eternal
City.
All tho italian couhdan'lnl ncgotln.
lions with tho great powers are be-
lleved ~ be inspired with tho d0mlnat-
ing idea that Italy will respect aud
safeguard the liberty Of tho conclave
and therefore no nation should oilcr H.
hospitality 10 the sacred college should
the caniinals decide 10 hol the con.
clave elsewhere. Should any change
take place the government would find
Itself confronted with mn entirely new
situation. This would lc the un-
known, aud the Italian government
fears this unknown, the fcOpuniug Of
the pOntihuial question. mOylly and
politically, as IL would be- opened,
which IN what the italian government
Wishes to prevent at any price.
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NEw YoRK, August 3.-Abraham
Backur, dealer In commercial paper ut
2s5 broadway, male an assignment
today without reference 10 benjamin
Egstein Of Townfcnd, Dyitt 4 En-.
stein, lawyers. Backcr was heavy
dealer In commercial paper, aud also
capitalist Of the nrm Of 4. Backrr *
Co., dry goods commission merchants
Mt 9s5 Broadway. lie also manuiac-
turud goods Mt glastonbury, Conn,
where he has five mills. These goods
were principally for southern trade.
Bncker having been merchant In the
South for many years, oame 10 New
York twenty years ago, His original
business In the South was principally
Ia groceries aud liquors. Then he got
Into the collar business, later with
collar goods and then Into commercial
paper.
For some years Backer also manu-.
featured collar goods at Philadelphia,
but sold out there about Ave years ago
and went 10 Glastonbury, where he
purchased mill cheap and improved
II. lie sold goods which he manufac.
tured through his own flrm, A. Backer
4 Go.
His assignment, 1t Ia said, does not
affect the firm, although he was the
principal partner and capitalist, his
son, n. q. Backer, being the "com.
pany."
Backer'sprinclpal business was deal.
Ing In commercial paper, either as
broker or purchaser. He was very
popular la financial and commercial
clrcea. lie had the confidence Of the
banks and bankers In this city and
elsewhere, WAS director IN the city
banks and In several Southern banks.
He had q number Of bank accounts
where he got his paper discounted.
The assignment, Il IN said, IL princl-
pally due 10 the condition Of the money
market, which made II difficult 10
fiOht quantity OF commercial paper
which he generally handled, and also
TO the decline In certain Southern rail.
rOad bonds. In which no was large
holder. His trouble, II il said, In
relation TO Southern railroad bonds,
was tho result Of his connection with
the Macon Construction Company OF
Macon, Ga. His liabilities ARE said TO
loo about 1900, 900, Of which $1,000.
900 Il direct and 81 900, 900 contingent.
The latter is said 10 be- all right aud
no loss IL anticipated. Tho contingent
liabilities are mainly endorsements on
commercial paper discounted 10y the
banks. The liabilities arc principally
10 the banks In this city, and some
elsewhere TO individuals.
IL II generally understood that Back
or viii not be called upon 10 pay the
amount OF the liabilities, ns over one
third aro notes which he had en-
dopod, but which will be taken care OF
by the makers. The assets, II proper
~ taken care or will, II IL said, more
than cover tho liabilities, aud all cred.
itors will probably be eventually paid
IN full.
Among other entries the real estate
records show that In January last
Bscker took title 10 property ON One
Hundred aud Twenly-hrsi street, near
Manhattan Avenue, the consideration
being 500, 900, ami two weeks later he
sold II 70 Abraham Schneider, the con-
slderntion being Sil5,OOo. tts assets
are to large extent bonds Of southern
railways aud other corporations.
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NEw foHiS, August 3'--Alrs. Leslie
Carter was examined today Ia supple
mentary proceedings growing out u
the claim OF q. a. Phelps for sli7 for
painting her portrait. She tuiilflOd
she has no property but her wearing
apparel and that she was taken care Of
by her mother with whom she has
been living ON Madison avenue. The
extent and value OF her wearing APP
parcl was then made the subject Of n
long examination. Mrs. Carter did
not know that she was u star; she was
hoping 10 be an actress. She has never
asked her manager for money; she
simply wanted 10 get start la the
profession. Shc hopes some tine TO
pay her debts, but does not know with.
IN $4,000 how much they are. The
examination was adjourned until
November.
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sAti0NAt srr-tfif,uILruiA.
ruifAurtruiA.
Philadelphia. =. Chieau. e. Batteries Thorn
ton, Clements iiuiehutln. ticmonta.
NIW iunk.
Scw YORK, o. Cleveland. ~ Batteries -Rnac,
buckley sheaf0u. lluwas.
uusruN.
Boston, %, Cincinnati. & Batteries -Nich0la,
eankel l,hlnts, kcouan.
n.UuAt4y.
brooklyn, 9, riisHurF. J.. uattofios Terry.
hiufluw baldwin, Narg,
ANGuiC,s AsspctAItnS-st. Lotts.
~ Louis, lioston,1.
CuLtNuCs.
Columbus, o F.. nalf'moV, 9.
LuuisVitLE
Athletic, =. i1uitvlc,a
CtNCtsatTi.
Wa.hIngi0n same ws postponed vet
ground.
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rnE rREsIDrsriAL CAMPAIGN.
Harrison said 90 Strengthen Himself
tor tho struggle.

NEW York, August ga World
special from Washington says. The
President leans upon New York. The
question 80, VIII the support Of New
York IN the Republican national con.
ventlon insure his denomination? The
Presidents friends here do not conceal
their qualification at the substitution
Of Fasset for EFhardt Ia the New York
custom house, nor do they put any
other than political Interpretation on
the transaction. They admit the Pres.
ldent Is trying 10 strengthen himself
and party for next years campaign.
They express the hope that In pursuit
Of that end he may be able 10 do as
well everywhere as he seems 10 have
done In the empire state.
The canvasaing VI this subject has
brought 10 Hight the fact that the llnr.
rison people, In their calculations for
denomination, arc looking TO Vice
President Morton for good deal of
assistance. Morton, too, It Ia said, do.
aires another term Of Office, and neoes-
sarily his fortunes are bound up with
those Of General Harrison. II Harrison
wins, Morton will win. II Harrison
must retire, hs Will have TO 20 with
him. The substitution Of an eastern
man for Harrison would mean the sub
stltut!on 0fa western man for Morton.
Tho substitution OF even a north-weht-
crn man for Harrison would Involve
the defeat OF Morton, for the Harrison
people assume the old ticket must
stand or fall NJ originally intended.
The personal relations existing between
the President aud Nice-presldunt,
while pleasant enough, are not con.
splcuously cordial. They do not see
great deal Of each other. II has ofton
been remarked here that General Har.
rison IA never ut any palms 10 have Mr..
Morton with him on any Of his
outings. II was suggested at the
time the trip across the country was
proleotod that may be the people would
be- treated to sihht Of the two high
officials travelling together, but MIR.
Morton was not Invited. MIR, Wang
maker and Mr. iusk were preferred
u him. II Il said here the President
perceptibly cooled towards Mr.. Morton
after the speech Of MIR. Voorhees, In
the Senate last fall In which tho Vice
President was somewhat warmly COM
plimented. Mr.. Voorhees, was never
an admlrcr OF General Harrison, and
IN that speech euiogiled MIR. Morton
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BmGuTOS, BEACH, August 3.-The
track was fnst.
Five furlongs-Dlxlo won, Amazon
second, Neitir third. Tlmo-iinan
Five mrl1nga-Fidolow won, Itrirain
second, Cloiho third. rimc-l;0ii.
Five furlongs-rrump won, Ieu rec
ond, Raleigh thirl. Time-l;2nl.
Six and half furlongs- Meridian
won, Seymour second, Virgin third.
Time-l.22l.
Aiilc and fifloug-ll lnkstono won,
Tulla second. Timc-l:5j.
Five furlongs won, Ii.frac-
ton second, Air Tight third. Time
l.01i
Mile aud n fuflong-Clsrk won, Iro-
land second, Retrieve third. Time
1854.
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Mr.. Frank Huffman, young mau
OF Burlington, Ohio, states that he
inent phy,icinns, and used their treat
around. They pronounced his case 10
be Consumption aud incunblo. lie
was persuaded TO try DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
aud Colds, and at that time was not
able ~ walk across the street without
resting. He fund before lac had used
half Of dcliRr bottle that he was
much better; hs continued TO use II
and is today enjoying good health. II
you have any Throat, Lung or Chest
Trouble, try 1t. We guarantee salts
faction. Trial bottle free nj A. O..
Smith & Goa Drug store. 5
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This remedy IL becoming 40 well
known and 40 popular "a To need no
special mOntiOn. All who have used
Electric Bltters sing tho same song Of
praise.-A purrr medicine does not
exist and II II guaranteed 10 do all that
Il claimed. Electric Bltlen will cure
all diseases OF the Liver and Kidneys,
win remove pimples, Rolls, Salt
Rheum and other affections caused by
impure bl>,d.- VIII drive Malaria
IRON the system and prevent n well as
cure all Malarial fevers,--For cure Of
Headache, Constipation and lndlgcs.
ton try Electric Filters Entire salts
faction guaranteed or money refunded.
Price 80 cts. and sl00 per hottie At
A. q. Smith and Co.'S Drug Store. Ga
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CHICAGO, August 3.--rho track nj
Garfield Park was fast.
Seven iurlongs--Neva won, Ora
second, Zeke Hardy third. Time
l:9sl.
Mile-fIoxle won, Ivanho second,
Too Sweet third. Timo-l;ii,
rhee.quafteTs OF milo-Geraldino
won, Mactlmer second, Lake View
third. rimu-l;lii,
Eleyen.sixtennth Of n mlle-Ray :
won, Rig Casino second, Goldstone
third. Timo-l:usl.
Mile aud OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
won, Weldon second, upman third.
rlme-l;i9.
Five iurlongs-M Maggie Mobua won,
Tiliic second, Carnino third. Time
l.O2.
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Not True.

CHARLESTON. w. Va, August g.
The Sensational dispatches sent out
from Catlcttsburg about the murder oi
the Bromtieli family in Wayne
county, w. Va, by drunken Italians,
are without foundation, thc facts exist.
ing only Ia the imaginative brain "
the correspondent. A special 81 the
Gazette from n gentleman In Hunting.
ton, whose Verncity isbeyond question,
rnys tho mail carrier from Wayne
court house TO Huntington, who pas.
scd the BrOmneld houss this morning,
says the whole story Is a falschood.
Other parties from the same locality
say there IN no truth In Il.
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SAN FRANOIsco, August a. The
Journal N Commerce la review Of
the probable wheat yield says: "rhls
years wheat crop Ia California Will
equal 30, 011, 900 centals, which At an
average selling price ofsl go per GENITAL
would give Sis,O0J,OOO for the cereal
year, or exactly double the value Of
last years yield. This would bring up
the cash value Of tho output Of wheat,
gold and silver In California and
Nevada 10 500, 0O0, 900, or close 10 the
BONANZA year VI 1881.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-04

ST. LouIs, August a.-Autonlo Jcn-
ties, aud hiarentO kic,o fought duel
with knives Ia East 81. Louis today.
Jentles' body now lies In the morguc,
Both the Killed aud slayer we're tall
ians. They were bIo,hors-in-law, and
both lived In 81. Louis. They went 70
East 81. Louis this morning, each
with n basket Of lemons.
During the day they quarrellcd over
sales. After few words the men
went 10 q secluded and vacant lot and
fought II out with knives, a little son
Of the dead man who accompanied
his father being the only witness. klo.
10 escaped.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-04
Cameron Condemned TO Death aud
Executed on Circumsiautlal
Evidence.
He WAS coNvlcTCo or THE
CRIME or MURDER.
ny Telegraph 10 the Nrwsl
INEuUrED ron MURDER.
Hut the Alleged Cri,no Was Never
anmlnlIiah.

OMAHA, August "A special from
Beatrice, Noh., says: More than iii'
teen year, ago Jack Marion aud Cam.
eron set out together In n wagon on a
trip. They were last seen at the Blue
river near here. A few days later II
was supposed the body Of Cameron
was found IN the Blue, aud when Il
was discovered Marion had been seen
with Cameron's team mud goods In his
possession, he WIS suspected Of murder.
Ing his companion. lie was aprru.
hended sou years afterwards, TILED
several times and finally executed In
March, 1857.
William wymore, nm uncle Of
Marion, has always believed the lnitof
innocent and finally proved u By mud.
lug Cameron alive nj Lacrosse, Kan
sts. The latter had gone Immediately
TO Mexico and thence 10 Alaska, after
leaving Marion on the banks VI the
Blue river, aud had RETURNED from
Alaska only year ago. Hearing OF
MaHon's execution then for the mt
time aud fearing himsoif amenable 10
the law, h. concealed his Identity, hut
remor.c caused him 10 reveal It. lie
Il fully identified.
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600 asneraI Lnber rhIon rsILle..

NEW YoRH, August s.--Thc Gen.
ornl Labor Union determined yoster.
day To take another plunge into poll
ties with the Cincinnati platform "a IT,
guide. It, committee reported In IA
vOr Of tho entire platform except the
PLANK which declares that legal tender
treasury notes be issued Ia place of
National bank nutcs, "whcn demanded
by tho people, shall be loaned 10 them
At not more than two per cent per
annum upon n0n.pcrlshahle products,
~ indicated In the sub.lfcasury plan,
and alsO upon real estate with proper
Limitation upon quantity Of land and
aud amount Of money"
The Union platform calls for un.
limited coinage Of silver, prohibition
OF alien owpcrship Of land, lrvylng Of
an Income tax. National coutrol Of
means Of public communication aud
transportation, and the election Of the
President and United states Senator
by direct vote.
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49,, iioiusylLLE, August 8.-wlth n
Nv, election, kentucky today elected
so,"1e uekel, adopted u constitution
Ky XIV chose "A legislature. Tho state
1enivvls elected are: Governor, John
syuus Brown Of Henderson; Lleutan.
,H governor, NJ. @. Allorl of Licking.
XVI Attorney, W. j. Hendrlck OF
"ullngsburg, and Auditor, Treasurer,
nv lhlendent Of Public instruction,
=, sihslfAT OF the Land Ollce and Clerk
sne Nourt Of Appeals. All Rre
n,euoerAts, and 90 In by u majority
R.sh5 from 10000 TO 10000. The
N"Vaoilean partY has not had In AZ.
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LAKE CHARLES, La, August a.
Yesterday nj the Lock, Moore q Co. y
steam road an alteration between en-.
ployea took place, In which ton men
were shot, six OF whom were killed
outright aud one MORALLY wounded.
Three othera arc seriously wounded,
but may recover.
Ths difficulty took place about
twenty miles from here, and M the
means OF communication are very
poor, full particulars were not learned,
hut II Is known 10 DO tho result Of m
I'D ieud.
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PARIS, August 3.--M. Ribot, minis.
tor OF foreign affairs, delivered an nd
dress Mt 1t. omer today. Daring tho
course Of his remarks he took occasion
n dwell upon the warmth OF hospitals
fly accorded the oillceri Of the French
squadron ut Cronstadt by the Russian
government, and said tho reception
was striking proof Of the friendship
Of Russia, which went straight to the
heart Of France.
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LOSDos, Aug. "A dispatch from
Crete says; Tho house Of n Turkish
family Ia the village Of Ccramos was
recently attacked and two mon, u
woman aud child We're murdered.
Eighteen Christian subjects were
arrested for the crime aud Imprisoned
with Turkish convicts. While IN
prison they were. stabbed with knives
and seriously injured.
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Transportation COMPANY ORGANIZATION
Hold a VERY Important Session
In Chicago.
THE sUeegs or THE COMPANY
ASSURED.
Ten Million Dollars Subscribed. but
Can be Increased 10 n Hundred
Million Dollars.
steamers 10 NJ HUN n-iwcan NORTH
mad south America.

nnd souih America.
CucAUO, August 8.-The officer.
ami directors Of the Pan-A merichn
Transportation Company organization,
formed for the purpose VI putting on a
line Of steamers between southern
ports Of South America and the West
ludio- are In session In this city today.
The purpose N the meeting Il 10 map
out the Coast more completely and per-
feet tho arrangements for floating addi.
tional securities 10 carry II on, 10 the
amount Of million dollars.
DR.. kulp Of Galveston, Texas, treas.
urur Of the company says success IL
assured. lie says IL has hucn decided
10 move the headquarters Df the COM
pauy FROM Mobile, Ala, 10 Chicago,
which IA 10 be made the distributing
point for all products 10 aud from
South America. The Doctor declares
this Will ruvoluilunizu the distribution
Of meats anu ilDur.
"rhe possihllitie. 10 tho United
States, aud 10 the world IN fact" said
this doctor, "arc enormous, enough 10
soom almost visionary. Within year
after the lines nre established the Unit
ell States will have q. much carrying
trade n any nation, AMI the American
Nag viii be ioeD ON all the waters VI
the globe"
TIE original capital stock Of $40, 700.
900 has already been subscribed, but
the company hs. authority 10 Increase
Il 90 Sl0l,01O,000. Tho ports from
which the lines nre intended 10 run
are Galveston, New Orleans, Mobile
and Tampa. There win he three lines
from Galveston aud Tampa each, and
one or possibly two, from the other
ports named. The projectors contcm.
plate building ut least twenty steel
steamships under the proylalon- Of tho
mail subsidy bill.
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CRoToE LAgDINu, n. Y, August .,
Newton Baker, private secretary OF
Colonel lngcnoll, who was shot Satur-
day night by Orville NJ. Anderson dur.
ing quarrel, was still alive ut noon
today. His physicians have only faint
hopes Of his recovery. Anderson was
committed TO jail TO await the result Of
Banet's injuries.
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has factories hero anu in other cities
and agencies Ia the more prominent
cities, has announced general re,uC.
ton Of iupcf cent. In wages. The cut
was made necessary by the high price
~ corn, excessive competition and the
chclpnusa or sugar.
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PARis, August a.-Sonor Gorilla, the
Spanish Republican, In an interview
today, denied that hu Is IN any way
implicated In the Barcelona affair. He
said he would do nothing without the
certainty Of success.
The latest reportS from Barcelona
Justified the belief that the affair waa
a genuine revolutionary attempt ON the
part OF the Republican,.