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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-02

A SALT WATER FISH FOUND IN the
LAKE.
Apprehension Felt over The safety Of
an Explorer from whoa Nothing
has been Heard.
The Newly rormed Late IN Colorado
Mystery.

San FRANCISCO, July i.-Reports
from Rcdlauds -ny the lake In the
Colorado dcseft 1. at least ton miles
wide Mt salson. Among the citizens
there Il n great variety VI theories re-.
garding the source of the water. The
finding Of n salt water fsh would In.
dictate that the water came from the
ocean. The specific gravity Of the
water shows u is much heavier than
ocean water, but thls u accounted for
by the presence u the vast palt beds.
This water l. only two or three feet
deep. II u imp0ssihlc ~ determine
whether the volume IL increasing or
not, ~ the shifting wind causes u 10
fccccd nearly half mile aud then II
backs further than before.
The theory o. the water coming
from a cloud.burst isdl.pvllcd today by
the fact that the water continued 10
flso today, when u should have been
at the high water mark several days
ago.
q. w. Durbrow. % the falt works,
who has spent several ycars At Saliou,
II becoming alarmed at the rise u the
water. Considerable apprehension
was iolt this morning over the safety
Of Road superintendent Melville, who,
with two boatmUn, started last night
20 explore the lake Ia = small boat.
The shallow water riikcs the trip
ycrilous, as the wind shifts the waters
aud ia liablc 10 leave the boat standing
lar from the shore, while the soil IL oi n
very trcachefouH nature, and wsuli
preclude tho possibility q wading
ASHORE. ThcpaTty has not returned.
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wAsluSoToS, July 1.-The secre.
tary OF the treasury today stated lac
thought the proposition OF the Fedora
ton Of Labor that compliance with
the request OF tn. knights Of Labor
would be an injustice 10 III. federation
men now on this chance roll, was
ominently fair. He accordingly de.
cided 10 postpone final decision until
he could have an interview with
President Gompers, Of tho federation.
The knights were surprised at this dc.
clslon anu insisted upon q complete
establishment Of the seven discharged
men within fifteen days or u month,
hut the secretary was nfm Ia his dc.
cision. The secretary subsequently
SAID In his opinion the matter had 10.
solved Itself into a controversy be-
tween the organizations aud NJ present
lhore was nothing leit for him to do.
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BALTJMonE, July |. - when Car.
dinal Gibbons was shown the di,pntch
from Rome stating that tho Popo had
crdc the demands made by Herr Ca.
hvnslcy ON behalf Of the Rafael socic.
tie. for the protection " Catholic ON.
igranls, Insofar n the appointment Of
National bishops was concerned, aud
that the Pope had also refused the pe'
iition Of the Poles IN the United States
TOT tho appointment Of a Polish bishop
Cardinal Gibbons remarked he was
very glad ~ receive the information.
His ominencc added; III was not un.
prepared for n communication OF tho
kind from tho Holy Father"
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now To KEEP HEALTH.
uos'T WORRY ABOUT DISEASES YOU
10 Nur NAVE.

Ner ieft JaHraai,l
one 0f tho bet ways 10 Keen ia good
health, says the Monthly Buii,iig, Is not
70 think or worry too much about IL.
II you feel strong aud well don't ina.
giuc that some lnsldl0ua discAs. IL
secretly attacking your constitution.
Many people are like the inexperienced
traveller, who anxiously Inquired about
the symptoms " sea sickness. aud how
he should know when no had n. one
generally knows when he II slck, aud
frequently many supposedly alarming
symptoms prove, upon Investigation, 10
be either perfectly natural occurrences
OF ~ very slight Importance.
Eat aud drink what you DESIRE, a.
long ~ Il agrees with you. Your stom.
ach knows pretty VOL what II can
digest. Plain, simple foyd l. dollr.
able, ~ general thing, but the luxuf.
ies " tho table, la moderation, will do
no harm.
Alcoholic beverages are not NJ for
habitusi use. They arc true medicines,
aud should only 10 used like any other
mcdicincs--und.r The advice " n phy.
slcian. Asa regular beverage they can
do no good, but Will almost certainly
do harm.
Take all the sleep you can get. hut
remember that TIE necessary amount
varies greatly for different persons.
Some must sleep nj lrast nine hours,
while Others thrive under ak. Only
don't rob yourself oi what you really
need. The "midnight oil" L. "a terri.
by expensive illuminaut 10 burn either
for purposes OF labor or study.
Always treat common cold with
great respect Nineiy.nino eases cut
~ u hundred will got we'll anyway, Lut
the hundrcdih cold, " neglected. may
lead tg bronchitis, pneumonia OF con.
sumption. IL h beat 10 take no
chances.
II you arr sick enough To need any
medicine At all, beyond tho Simple
remedies familiar a. all, you aro sick
enough 10 need tho attendance Of a
physician.
by all means take a. much exercise
n. you can, and ba ia the opan air A.
much NJ possible. Outdoor life 1. the
natural condition Of mankind, aud the
mora one can have of it, the better.
Fresh air, sunlight, good aud sui.
nciont food, pure water, outdoor excr.
cisu, temperance In all thinga, and n
cheerful disposition, arc the chief rom,
dies In natures dispensatory, aud arr
worth more than all the drugs aud
medicines Of the hhoI-. DR.. H0ime.
has truly said that II nine.tunihs OF all
medicines, patent, proprietary and
otherwise, IN the world were pouied
into the ocean, u would DO all the
better for mankind ana all the
worse for the FISHES; and the beet ply.
siclAn eau DO little without good nufs.
Ing, and thus aid nature Ia throw Ing
OH disease.
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CHICAGO, July i.-rhero were seven
facgs. TIE weather was clear aud
cool aud the track In good condition.
Mllc-Mclsdy won, Ashon second.
Getaway third. Time-iiial.
Five fIflougs-- Unsdilla won, Gle
mentinc second, Nellie Pearl third.
Time-l;02t,
Mile anu three quaftcrs-Angnles
won, Ormle second, Adams third.
Time-@u.l.
Milo-lklsmot won, Zcke Handy
second, Reveal third. Timr-liii.
Mile and q furlong-Homrr won,
Val. second, Kaiser Third. Time
1905,
Five furlongs-ludius won, Rio
Gmnde second, Irish Chief third.
Time-l0ll.
Mile-PaIrick won, Hopeful second,
III Kendig third. Time-liA2..
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WAausuroS, July i.-Advlce. 70.
ccived AZ the navy department from
Admiral lirlknAp, commanding tho
Asiatic squadron. ~ the effect that AIN.
pic precautions have been taken 10
protect tbs foreign settlements In
China. that i've runhnsts are now In
the Yang tse-kiang river aud that no
trouble ~ feared NJ present.
The frpot Of the admiral says the
outbreak near Shanghai had ". origin
Ia tho maltrcatmcnt Of q native by a
policeman attached 10 the French coll
ony. The policeman was spirited away
before the day set for his trial, 10 the
great evaporation Of the Chinese, who
threatened tho French colonists.
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NATIONAL trAaun-cutcAao.
Chicago, u OlUs clad, s, batteries -Iiutehl.
son, hnirrdgci 1ruhef, lielmiacr
iiiiLApnLrniA.
Philadelphia, a. New f0rs. q nAtteTles-
Gleason, tlrmrnis Welch, Clara.
CtsctsNAti.
CinclnnAii,t; Piitsburs, IAttsrlea-Aul.
lane. Harrington, BALDWIN. Mack.
Nnw foAk.
nlootiyn. .. hosion ., nAsieTies-oarutfsrs.
DALI Nichols, hennetL
AntRicAN Ass0ciArioN-nosTos.
bo'son, 70 Washington. 4
cOLuunus.
Columbus, a. cinrinnAii,a
PHILADELPHIA.
Athletics. 2, BAlumore,L
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aud hardest kind Of riding, Hamilton
landed Potomac n winner by the
shortest Of heads.
Mllc-rulla Blackburn won, stride.
away second, Bermuda third. Time
i.ii %.
futurity course- Victory won, His
Highncss second, Ncetibule third.
Time-l;01,.
Seven fuflougs-Arab won. Cyno.
SURF second, Kitty third. rimc-i;2s
80.
Realization stakes. one aud i've.
clghiha miles Potomac won, Mon.
taua Second, 5tnthmesth third
Timc-2.ii.
aiile aud ono niflong-K ingsbury
won. Chosapcak second, Minch third.
Timr-l.51 b..
Two mile handicap sweepstakes
Masieriode won, 81. Luke second,
Comc't0-Taw third. Time-2.sj.
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KANSAS Cry, July There were
slx races. The weather was clear and
tn. track fast.
-Four aud half farlongs-Lucy Day
won, Colonel Cox second, Elsie H..
third. Time-;bi,.
Fineen-sixteenths of mile-0tan.
ME won, Crispine second, Robbie
tIird. Time-lia1l.
Seven Maud won, IN
SECOND, Gen d'Armo third. Time =
liaa,.
Five nirlongs-Bob Francis won,
Fint Day second, Miss Cent third.
Time-l;05l.
Seven aud half furlOngs - Pat
King won, Bob Paxton second, John
a. third. Time-l;i7l.
Five and half fuFlongs-uold bus,
won, School Girl second, Hen Cox
third. Time-!51..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-02

,,t.tfo,,, 90 ru,,.tI,, rocou,u,,.f,sla the en-.
acl'n.nt ami ong,,c..,n.nt III pfpttr
ssstflc,Ivs law n favor. such leeis.
iatlon M viii lnra'e ,,nan nil classrs Of
rsnre,tv ,.n,r'.t,,a ana Individual.
sannliy IA. bnr,l.ns of taxation:
f.vors In. nassag,. N lilo convrr land
hili and sfat,, ,s,,.is,io, teuiing 10
n,onnt,. thr farns.rs, institni.s aud TO
,ninrv. Tho novays ~ ,h. dairy com.
p,Isslop.r,. r.c,r,ronJa n tibefnl
anrroprintion hv ill.,. n.st General as.
-e,,hiy ~ an. iowa ,.xblbit Of the
Wotlis. air
On The subject of ptebibltIon the
nlatfofm ,nv,. a,yc Inv. no nnoloalra
IL ofirr IN. naomi. No, M tbe Demo.
cratic uartv for IN, U.n,ibiican record
ia fbis con.,lc,,ons Is.i,e i'm IN. StAta
r,mpaign tbls ye,r I'm m, inter,sts
IN
4utip TEMPERANCE
and under the laws OF Iowa enacted ny
~. p''s ssIna =. '-so.''.,s" P.y
In this state. No chang, that
ihat outlaw has had the uatron.
age, counsel and pruteotlon on the
Democratic marty. that the Demo.
cratic tafty n. N has won power has
nulll1ed Tie law. d.ti,d the authority
N tho stat. and .xpfe,s,d will OF the
people, aud that now the appeal ia
made 10 the eIcctors OF the whole state
for Tho approyaI az this lawI.ss work.
We recognize that III, issue Ia law
against the defiance OF law; aubor,iln.
alton analnst Standardization; the
Stat. OF Iowa araInst the Democratic
party, We rrcognize that the issue Ia
between the int.r,sts Of true tcmper.
ance aud the freedom and nile Of In.
dlsctlmInato traffic. We renew our
alliance 10 the p.oplc of Iowa and sub.
mil 10 them the determination Of the
issue; recognizing that the control Of
the next Legislature by the Democratic
party means Statewide license, and
control ny the teplDlicans mean, Tue
continued opPpeiUoh 70 tnc nehc-u OF
w" raloon power, uroush the nisih-
i.nahoe anu ehiofccmeh' OF the laws
we
DESOuNCE 1iIE DEMOCRATIC PANTY
of Iowa ma in.iuuatlny In IL. dealings
| with lie gaIcon is.,.. w, cbafrc that
Marty with eotvicg 10 tic saloon and
nitG lie purpo.o 10 strengthen Ia.
s,loon erast ut.on the homes and poli.
/ tic. Of The State. We cit. In proof u
this, il surrender this year Of the local
opiion feature Of m, uiank Of lssp.
,ndeT Which, Iast ye.f n nrci.p., ~
endorsement by this state was made
and 10 which n plr,ip. was given ia
proof, for lcgislativ, authority, We
charge that hi. abandonment OF local
ortlon il "A forcr,Inner OF further mo.
| medit,trd brtrayal. and that IA. trust
in the Democratic rnrty will ond I'm
the complrto bt.,kiug down Of tenn.
peranca Legislation Oh III. state in
every toynshIp thereof 10 Ia. POLLUTION
aud tester of the saloon against what.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-02

LONDON, July IA floious ARRAY
occurred at Faulkest0nu last night,
which nj one time threatened serious
consequences. The trouble arose from
the soldiers resisting tho arrest Of
women. They collected In such mum.
bcfs ~ TO overp0wer the police, who
were driven Out Of the streets. Excited
by their success the soldiers attacked
The town hall with the Intention u
wUckiug a. t5ien endorsements
came 10 the aid 81 the police aud the
nolefs were put TO flight. Forty ar.
rests were made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-02

HAMnuRu, July l.--lIcr Nisscn Of
the HAmbufg. American Packet Com.
pany In Nh Interview today with To-
terence 10 the visit Of Emperor vii.
liam said that after tigninR the Drci.
bund treaty the Emperor addressed
him ~ follows
~ am ahlc 10 impart 10 you the Joy.
ful news that yesterday evening tire
Dfoibund was renewed for further
period Of ak Year,. Peace Ia thu.
again nssurod for long time "a
come"
Herr Nisscn added that tho an.
nouncCmsnt was received with the
greatest Joy ON all sides.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-02

SmErrsinsAD Ray, July l.-Fully
10000 persons were present today 10
witness the closing 81 the Coney Is
land Jockey club meeting. The feature
Of tho card was by all odds the Reali-
zntion stakes for three-year.olds, nj n
mile and dive furlongs, worth 10 the
winner nearly $4,000. StfeAthmeath,
on the strength of his recent American
Derby victory at Chicago, was an over
whelmlng fayorlte, but after running
In the 'front.' rank until the stretch was
passed by both Potomac aud Montana,
th.se two had a battle royal for the
last iurlongs aud " tho most skiliul
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a p.meer.IIr ,I.l. c.nfer.nse.

MisSEAroiis, July 1.-The State
Democratic conference gathered here
today with 1850 politicians In attend.
Aucc. The object Of the gathering IL
10 organize the CLUB movement of the
State aud 10 discuss the campaign
plans. Organization was affected with
Mayor Durant Of saltwater A. chair.
mhu. The usual committees were AZ.
pointed ani sn adjournment until y.
m. taken.
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A ysuns cirI Surrounded by nys.
IerIes.

LAKE CRYSTAL, MINI, July L.
Tho home Of Hogan Nelson il tho
scene Of excitement. Nelson's daugh.
ter, Annie, eighteen years Old, seems
10 DO accompanied by invisible spirits
that rap on the tables, hoors aud else
wher,; articles OF clothing ani Jewelry
disappear aud no trace Of them eau be
found; strange noises occur In the day
time and at night when Annie II At
home, hut cease when she goes away.
Thongs OF people visit tho house
daily. The girl reports that she sets n
white dove about the house with book
In It's mouth, but no one else can be-
hold Il, The Norwegian church Is
holding an investigation at the house.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-02

Sr pnrsRsnuRG, July 1.-The
Norge lrcuyu today, commenting
upon the renewal Of the Dfclbund,
sAys,unlcss France and Russia reply
10 TIL. treaty shortly by concluding n
formal alliance, tho central powers Of
Europe viii become too confident ~ o.
the impoicnoy Of their advcfsafics u
enable the latter 10 countcact their
ambition. dcsifcs, aud they Will, con.
scquuntly bring about m event which
viii render a European war newt.
able.
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kANHAs CRY, July i.-r. T.. STRAIT.
tor, J. j. Derry aud J. W. Crawford
were arrested last night, suspected II
being countcrfeit,rs. In the pocket of
each was found an oath settling forth
thnt u any one violated the secrets Of
the others, he would be- killed by one
Of them. CrAwforI claims 10 be- n
physlciau Of Iowa. the Others farmers
Of Mercer county, Mo.
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NEW YoRR, Jlly LA BAR Hatbor
special says Last night messenger
from Blaine's household called Tor the
village physician aud together they
haslsnei 10 iae residence Of Mr.. Blaine.
Everything went b show that IN,
Secretary had had a had turn. II In
learned, however, that the attack was
not very severe but II alarmed his
family.
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PLANS ron A CASINO AND PIER.
yENIcE TO M REiR0DucRD oS 4
SHALL SCALE ~ LAKE MICHIGAN.


One OF the novel buildings at the
Chicago Exposition will be tho Casino
aud pier. the Casino. which will
stand out In tho lake 1000 fr,t from
the shore, IL Intended 10 reproduce
Venice on a small seal. la Lake
Michigan. burling 4 Whilahou.. OF
Chicago have completed the design
for Ms structure, aud tho architecture
Ia OF course Of Venetian ordar.
The Casino will be huilt ON piles and
connected with tho shore by pier 50
feet wide. Thr base dimensions Of the
Casino viii he ih1kiOO feet. rhe build
ing will consist Of nine pavillions, two
stories In height, and, with tho exoep.
ton Of the central one, so feet above
tho surface u tho water. Tho centre
pavilion will DO $50 feet high. There
will be- communication hatween the
nine pSvllions both by gondolas and
bridges, Completely surrounded by
water this structure, with IL fleet OF
boats aud numerous waterways, IL OK.
pected 10 have u decidedly Venetian
iiavor. Surrounding this central pavll.
ion will run "a gallery fhy-six
feet wide. The pier connect
ia the Casino with the shore
win form n broad promenade. A.
the west end Of tho pier viii stand the
thirteen columns designed by Sculptor
~. Gaudcns 10 Represent ths thirteen
original States. In front OF the Casino
win be n harbor for small pleasure
craft. At night this harhor will DO
lighted by lneandescent lamps sunk
beneath the surface u the water on
floats. The material OF the Casino will
DO Of wood and the walls win be GOV.
cred with stat. A striking oombinA-
ton Of high oolorlnga will bs effected.
The contract for the construction OF
the pler aud Casino has been let.
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Andrew ROW In,nn,.

sT. PAUL, July i.-Andrcw Row, a
wealthy stockman and mine owner u
Wardncr, Idaho, was taken FROM the
sastbound train nj Wasoca, MINI,
today violently Insane. lie was ON his
way TO Europe. ON his person were
found dssh on bank at spokane
Falls for 5000 and $500 In money.
His yallse, containing deeds 10 valu.
able mining prrporiy, was either Lost OF
stolen.
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DENVER, July MADAM Philo,
chnVed with stealing a 81 900 check
from q. a. NJ. N-wkirk, state agent Of
the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
company, made a confession tonight
duplicating q. NJ. N,wkirk, brother OF
thu agent. She says she consented 10
the crime through love for q. NJ. New.
kirk. The latter was arrested.
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Tho Missouri s,iiI Failing,

KANSAS CITY. July The river Il
slill telling. People driven from their
homes by the Hood have not yet been
able 10 return. However, above here
the water IL reported % be rapidly
falling and no danger Of higher water
seems Imminent.
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HuSTsviLLH, Ala, July John
Baker, colorrd msn, shot aud killed
his wife. lie thon mutilated her with
n razor In n terrible manner aud cut
his own throat. Jealousy was the
cause.
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NEW onLEASs, July i.-C. ].
Reeves, residing NEAR Port Gibson,
met his brother.ln.lAw isaac Rush, on
the public road this .aorning, aud
iircd a load of bucEshot into him, In,
filcting probably mortal wounds. a
family feud was the cause. Reeve,
has len the country.
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My YoRs, July L. The State 10.
day rrst.,. It, ease agslnt Ame-r Ben
An, alias "ftsaahy" supposed 10 be
'Jack tho Ripper" on Trial for the
murder u Carrie Brown last April at
the Last River hotel.
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ST. Louis. July 1.-The Consoli.
dated coal mines In the Collinsville
coal district, Illinois, closed down to-
day. Between three and four hun.
drod miners are thrown out Of employ.
ment. The shut down was caused by
the taking effect Of the recently passed
weekly pay Bill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-02

BKLoIr, Wis, July i.-"Paruonn
Davics received n telegram this morn.
Ing FROM the directors Of the California
Athlntlc club offering purse Of 5000
fora contest between Kimmlck aud
Dawson, the Australian. Davies con.
sldcfa the purse inadequate.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-The 2ia5
trol-sapoho won, Fascination Second,
Redmond third. Best tlme-2;2.,..
The 1921 trot-Busb won Esl.ile
second, a. w. Fawcett third. Hes,
time-4ell.
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LONDON, July lin spite oftho 70.
ported settlement o. the differences and
In spite Of tho orders u the ship Build.
tfs' union, several thousand Clyde Iron
men struck today against tho proposed
reduction OfwAgcs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-02

P0sroS, July l.-Prof Le Baron
Russell Briggs has assumed the duties
" Dean Of Harvard College, succeed.
lug Clement l.. Smith, resigned. PfOf
smith has been dean since 1852.
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MACON, Ga, July 1.-The Right
ltov. Ethelburt TnlbC now missionary
bishop Of western ld,'ho and wyo.
mini, was today elected bishop Of
Georgia by the diocesan convention.
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Nrw IonK, July Alexander
Weiss, 20 years old, agent for adver-
tlscmonis for certain German nsws-
papcu, fatally, shot Maria HOdig and
himself this morning. Jealousy was
tho cause Of the shooting.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-02

SKArTI.E, Juno t.-lsvorythiug II
quiet nj the coke mines today. Work
u proceeding at franklin and Gilman.
The presence Of the military, Il IL
thought, viii prevent further trouble.
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PAIus, Julyi.-f'iftocn houses were
destroyed by fire today at ChAtaillon,
north Of i.Ak. Boufgrt. Several per.
sons wcru killed.
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gAyMoND, Mifa., July 1.-The Jury
IN ,,t Che 70, ea ,.s.,. o. Hugh west, charged
John West, returned p verdict OF not
guilty.
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OMAHA, July i.-I.ouis Hsmrod Co.,
one OF tho Oldest grocery firms In
Omaha, failed this morning. Tn. azscts
and liabilities are not known.
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The Emperor witnessed nil this after
grand banquet nj the palace.


Nrw loMS, July IA Yokohama
correspondent states that there has been
a change In the japanese cabinet. re-.
sulling, W native papers sny, from tho
incidental Otsu, where the Cxarowitch
was attacked.
The minister Of foreign Affairs, Wis
count Aoh, had been succeeded by
Ni-count Enomato; Count Sage, min.
lister ~ home affair, has been succeeded
by Niscount Thinagan0a; loohikowa,
minister for Education, In. been sue.
cecicd by viscount Tanaka.
For several days the changes have
been wnppcd In mystery, hut the ma
i've papers are now publishing a rea.
son. I ia said that rs n matter Of cour-
te-y tho Russian prince wired from
China for permission 10 tskr his fiect
around the Island Kagoshima. Asa
ma,lrrof fact, no such permission was
needed, hut tho request was mad.
through the Russian minister at Toxic
20 avoid giving ofiense. Tn. japanese
refused permission for any but the
Princes own vessel 10 visit Kagos
hima, whofcupon the Russian minister
Informed tho authorities that other
vessels would accompany tho fiagships,
aud for them 10 stop tho fleet nj their
peril.
Japan's display at tho Worlds Fair
Il assured by the appropriation Of $780,.
900, On tho 9th instant, by imperial
oriinanc. a special exposition bureau
was created, consisting % one chief
two assistant chiefs, several cUunsolofa,
i've managers aud several secretaries,
all mon of rank.