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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-04

DUBLIN, Aug. 3.--At n meeting Of
the logiing members Of the Parnellitc
party today, It was agreed that n rcli.
ton be Issued protecting against the
return Of Michael DAvitt nnd palTicl,
Fullam, nnti.parnullites, 90 the House
Of Commons from the north and south
divisions Of Meath respectively. This
ground " taken ON the ground that
their election was brought about by
undue influence exercised by priests
over the electors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-04

other departments, for the transfer 10
the proper court under proper regula-
tions, OF certain contest cases, involv.
Ing questions affecting large classes Of
claims, u would he q relief 10 the land
office and would tend TO more speedy
adjustment Of land titles, the result 0f
which would be to the interest q tho
people. Nothing II more disadvau.
tageouH to the community, IT, pro.
grees and peace than unsettled land
titles. This bill, however, IL - radical
and 20 indeilnitc in Ia provisions that
the President eau not approve II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-04

The President awe. His Reasons for
Doing 40.

WARRINGTON, Aug. 3.-President
Harrison, In vetoing the bill confer
nag on tho court Of claims Jurisdiction
10 contested laud patent casea, says In
IsH that the work OF tho land office
'SI ,ha last three years has been 10
,hcenl that u large accumulation was
Mell away and the office Ia now Ell.
Sased IN current business. IL seems
.Ohe PfSsident that the transfer In
Nnole0 part OF this business to the
VOutls some Of whose dOckets are al
iealy lohdei, cannot tend to expedl.
u9n,Nhllo II IA manifest that by reason
" we greater Formally IN taking anu
lle,ehAlion Of evidence required In
our and long distances settlers would
nave To travel, tho costa would be-
Enormously increased.
as 10 the concurrent Jurisdiction
SVEN lhe district courts aud the court
~ valins, the President says IL IA
suuouul whether the TerritA-iul courts
ulhlTloh courts Within .i.e mean
~ OF lhe bill. II they are held not TO
W such, tho effect OF this legislation
nOuld be that NIL suits from tho Terri.
.s huht come 10 Washington. The
so ~ - WA w ouFtINtu ny INC
w. ~ also given an option 10 ano
we district courts or the court
clslms, The President cannot
Salei'tand why the plaiutlli should
r ra ms Advantageous that l.
gwen, as far us no knows,
any Other law liking the forum OF
ois'.,oh between individuals. Not
w lhlr, but tho court OF claims was
,'.~4hshed, US far MS he recalls, wholly
sd y. ,ne mai Of money claims, and no
EMULATE provision Tor conducting
,,, between individuals contesting
ama'e rights. Furthermore, the
,irt o' claims Is already hufdened
10y NE reference to II Of Indian dep.
IV Ssons or French spoilations, Ell.
r asain, the bill is no indefinite ia he
posnions that II cannot be- told, the
snv v''leht thinhs, what function, il
az 1, remains to be discharged by the
e'nefal lRni office.
a. Conclusion tho President saws he
,l1 ncllned to believe TINT II The prpvl.
,,,i'. are made AZ In section l. ca OF the
"'u STATUTES, relating to claims 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-04

PANS, Aug. 3.-rbe ex.prcsident OF
Venezuela, DR.. Palaclo, Is in pnrlr.
In au interview he said he had been
uujustly tlaudered. He was by no
lie LETT Of his own free will, anu Ia
t.ill the only constitutional president
~ Ncnc1uela. HE Huccoasor, Dr..
Vlllegns, Ia simply in charge u the
presidency. palaclo asserted that
Cruspo's forces had been routed, and
Ctcspo was now n fugitive. IL he con-
tinuss the war II Il only IA a guerrilla.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-04
Governor Mckinley pciivers Another
rhriH speech.

LiNcoLN, Aug. 8.--Gov. Mckinley
arrived here today, and ut 4 o'clocl,
this AFTERNOON WIS rendered rccep.
ton. He delivered tariff speech to-
night on the State House grounds be.
fore $4,000 people. He declafcd that
taxes may he raised by taxing thepeo.
pie 80 during The war by the Henry
George idea, which seems 10 he the
Democratic plan this year, or by tax.
ing other people seeking market In
the United Stntcs. Tho Republican,
he aid, do not believe IN taxing their
own people 40 long AS they can nad
other people 10 tax.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-04

The late Leopold de Meyer, Of Dres
den, a brilliant and popular pianist
Of his dry, was once summoned tC
play before the sultan at Constant
nople. Going thithor, no borrowed
grand piano from ono OF the Aus
trian secretaries OF legation, and had
1t set up in a large reception room al
the palace There he awaited the
coming of the sultan; but when that
intelligent monarch entered the
room. ho started blc', in alarm and
demanded of his attendants what
that monster was standing there on
three legs.
Explanations followed, but wero IN
vain. The legs had TO DO taken oil
and tho body Of the instrument laid
fiat on the floor; and Leopold d,
Meyer, squatting cross legged ON a
mat went through his progrAhme
as best he could in that awkward at
titudo and without pedals. But the
commander of tho faithfuIwas de
lighted, and whom the last piece was
played gave the artist over a thou
sand pounds us "backsheesh. Lion
don Tit Bits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-04

d nee County, Texas, ranch "a chip.
ping several tfnin loAds NJ stock a day
TO Chicago from Athannas City, mud
last night large number VI these
cattle broke over the line and spread
over Kansas cornhelds. Some forty
formers oi the vicinity armed them.
selves aud notified the cowboys that
every hoOi they found trcepasslng In
Kansas would be ehut. The taltln.
men In return promised that 'oI every
boof Killed Kansas farmer would
bite the dust. Tho fnrmcu are said 10
he pattoling The border
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-04

An English exchange says, "On thu
fIst appearance of gapes make quart
Of oatmeal poridgc, stir mo It a tallow
candle and administer 1t warm to the
chicks; repeat Ia about two hours"
\ correspondent IN The Rural New
Yorker suys II Hud thot hens with short
legs, chunky bodies, short nechs and
small heads arc, M u rule, indifferent
layers Hcps the reverse Of thisdescrip.
ton arc the good layers, and We Ger.
taluly cnn improve tho laying qualities
of u iloch by continued selection OF this
type"
Renew drinking water every day
twice "a day would DO better ii time can
be found.
BE- sure that coops are moved frequent
ly; foul ground Is worse Cor chickena
than old birds.
One good MI around variety Of fowl Ia
bost to begin with; never attempt more
than two varieties on any account
Weed ont tho birds ~ soon as pl.sible
never keep birds that are moi up TO
standard when Advantageous one
will SEQ them
percbos should be- rubbed with koro
scnc weekly. once q month burn fuun.
gators in tho huilding sulphur does as
well as anything,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-04

WASHINGTON, Aug. s.-The follow.
log udgos OF probate of the Territory
q Utah were nominated today by the
President;
Martin Slack in Washington coun.
VI Orange Seeley, Emery county;
Henry Shields, Summit county; jacob
Johnson, Sanpete county; Stephen v.
Frazier, Rich county; Hector w.
Haight, Davis county; William Good.
Win, Cache county; Thomas IS. Wat.
son, WWh,ch county; John Rider,
name county; Alvin T.. Robinson,
Wayne county,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-04

y dealer in seed potatoes makes theas
suggestions IA u circular sent out 10 his
paronsi /. Il Is always best to go north
for seed, unless living IN tho extreme
north ourselves. .. Nothing is bonoii,od
by change Of seed moro than potatoes
Any farmer makes money by changing
every fgw years. o. Potatoes ure bee,
for seed which arc grown on sandy OF
grnyclly land. 4. Potatoes soon doterio.
rate, and Unnecessary TO introduce now
aud vigorous varieties.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-04

largest lumber towns IN the State, are
70 the effect that n walSout Is likely TO
take place there. At Stevens Point the
sttikois are still out.
WAusAU, Wis, Aug. 3.--The atrik.
eis' demand for teD,hours las teen
granted vt all the mills except Masonic,
aud work will be resumed tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-04

The day was opened with a salute
at sunrise from the twunty.f0ur war
ahiIs lying In the harbor, representing
the nasi,s Of Tia. United States, Eng.
land, France, Spain, Italy, Holland,
Portugal, Austria, Greece, Mexico,
Brazil and the Argentine Repub.
lie. The naval evolutions were Of
an unusually brilliant order aud Occu.
pied the entiie morning. Later la the
day there was great historical pros
ctBsiOn, illustrating four events VI tue
time VI Columbus. The fltst was the
conquest Of Granada, In which BOab-
dil, The lat king Of Granada, was Iep.
resented. The second was the depart.
ute OF Columbus, whose three vesSels,
Nina "Pluto" and "Santa Maria"
were reproduced exactly w they were
400 years ago, and we're draw on cars.
The third tahlGau WAS the court u
King Ferdinand anu Queen Isabelln,
and the fourth the reception OF Column
bus on his return from his first VOYAGE
Of discovery. a still more imposing
celebration viii take place In Madrid
on September l2lh, when the great ex-
position VIII be- opened, and viii con.
tlnue until the end u tho year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-04

Upon investigating the causes that
led to brittlcness in the manufacture
of horseshoe nails, 1t was found that
the pan IN which they were annealcd
was not wen luted over, and that
enough air leaked through to affect
the nails, too great an amount of oxy.
gen was the trouble. Exchange.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-04

BOISE CRY, Aug. a.--The trial OF
Of twenty-five Of the Cmur d'Alene
miners charged with contempt Of
c9utt began heic today. The proceed.
lngs consisted of Arguments upon the
demurrer Of the defense. IL was over.
ruled. The Judge hlro refused the plea
~ abatement sot up tina, a number OF
tho defendants are foreigners. there.
lore the court has no jurisdiction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-04

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 3.-T0.
morrow = genera election will be- hold
throughout Tennessee for shutiils aud
other county officers. No state officers
will be- chosen. In middle and west
Tennessee the Democrats viii q gen.
ctglly elected. la ,ast Tennessee the
Republicans.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-04

In the new form Of telescope for stadio
worl. spider lines arc entirely omitted,
aud instead u prism Is placed no 40 to
cover ono-half the objective Of the tole-
scope, tho consequence being that the
rays passing through the prism mako M
angle with the rays passing through the
unobscurcd half Of tho objective, aud
thig angle Is constant whatever tho dis
TANGO Of tho object observed. Now
York Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-04

The old story Of tho Fronchmcr
who We're making II dictionary and
defined crab rs "a small. red fish that
walks backward illustrates tho need
of exact knowledge, Cuvier said tho
definition was excellent, only that
the crab was not fish. was not red
and did not walk backward. House.
kccDer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-04

Findings are popularity supposed to be-
long to tho sweeper but ono of the
street sweopors Of Portland observes that
his is a very disappointing job. lilo hns
found only u ono cont piece and short
lead pencil during his torn Of office and
is disgusted with politics, -Lowiston
Journal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-04

A rHRrF-sroHY sRicK BUILDING
ToHa TO PIECES.
Several Persons Seriously Inlurcd.--
One Lady. Mrs. Williams.
Drowned.
IL freaks it, Hanks aud Causes Loss OF
Life

ST. Pam, Aug. 3-Four acres Of
wJcr, averaging twenty. We feet deep,
IN We ~. Paul, broke it, banks ~.
night at the sluicc, aud the water came
Dom TIE ruviue IN n niteen.iOOt
stream, washing fuw houses away.
A thrcc-story bIick was torn all 10
picCUe.
August Williams, wife aud bic
fathef.ln.law, Horne, were IA the
bloch. Mrs. Williams was drowned,
Williams lug and arms broken, and he
was otherwise seriously injured. The
ia'hef-ln'law had hir legs broken aud
his scalp cut, and will probably die.
Charles Kline vas injured. Hin son
Fred wins found some distance down
the valley with his legs broken. Sew.
tral otheIs were more Ur lees seriously
hurt. The extent VI the damage Is not
known.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-04

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 8.--Five men
ana boys were seriously injured by an
explosion OF u can VI nnPtha at jane
Chemical works today, at Frankfort.
Their names are Thomas II. Lynn.
Thomas Reach, Charles McNear, WI.
lism &. Deal and Rlchafd Gander-
vile. The physicians say reach aud
Deal can hardly recover. The extent
Of the damage Is not yet known.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-04

MILwAUKEE,Aug 8.--5awmlll men
In all OF die norIhern Wisconsin towns
arc either on strike or contemplating
going out Tor various reasons, tho prln.
cipal one Of whloh 10 for ten.hour
day. The movement began at Merrill
u week ngo and has spread 10 Nausau,
Stevens Point and Lacrosse, aud re-
ports from Rhlnelander, ono OF tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-04
The a. n. w.. the rrsns.uissouri A..
snrInIIon.

CHEYENNE, Aug. 3.--The argu.
ments In the case Of the United Slstes
vs.. tho Tfans.Missouri association
closed this afternoon. The decision
will be rendered before October. The
prevailing opinion Ia thnt the United
States loses the eight. The trial clearly
establishes the legal right.to existence
OF freight and traffic associations, both
because OF their compliance with the
interstate commerce law and the beno-
fits from ils workings.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-04

NEW YOKH, Aug, IA conference
was held tonight between Chairman
CafteA Whitelaw Reid, j. Sloat Fas-
ret AMI other prominent leaders, 10
was rumored about headquarters that
Fassett was present ON hehalt Uf Plat,
aud that all grievances haI been ad.
Justed. None OF the gentlemen pres
sent would sperk OF the proceedings,
however.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-04

KASsAe Ci1Y, Aug. 3.-lntcuseiy
hot weather prevails ngain Throughout
kansas. The star Gays that from the
nature Of complaints being received
by dValefe ON exchange, fear Ia felt
that ihe corn crop will net exceed half
Of the regular crop.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-04

After the suppression of the riots In
Tsshkand suvefal thousand insurgcnt
Sarls He'd from the city anu tried to
cross tbo province Of Syrdnrin into
Ftfghana, hut were rcpulsed by local
trUopr. The insurtection has spread
70 PeIgfuua anu the position OF tho
Russians there ~ critical, a. they do
not possess sufficient men 10 cope with
the insurgents, part of their forces hav-
ing gone 10 HAMMERS. 1, has tran.
spircd that the rashkand riots were
not due solely TO the cholera, but that
they were partly due 10 religious OK
element caused by the orders from the
governor interfering with the rites Ia
tue mOguuep.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-04
American Property said To Have Been
ArIked hN EnHInnh.

SAN FnASCiscO, Aug. 3.-Tho pub.
llshed statement IL made hute that the
British cruiser has returned 10 Homo
lulu, after having annexed Johnston
lslands TO the possessions OF Great
Britain, hut no official advice have
been received here 10 that effect.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-04

Cows, Aug. 3.-Tho empcror's
yacht again suffered defeat To-Day,
being beaten In "a race for squadron
prizes by thu IHerna. In the race for
the Australian cup, Prince Hcnry's
yacht Irene was beaten by Queen Mabi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-04

MONTGOMERY, Alh., Aug. 3.-Tho
new legislature Of Alabama Ia over.
wholmingly straight Democratic. In
the Senate twenty-five OF tho twenty =
three member arc Importers II Jones
and the regular State ticket. In the
House siNty.onc out Of hundred are
OF the same faith.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-04

BuzzARD BAY, Aug. 3,-Clevelaud
expressed himself AZ highly plea'ed
over the resolutions taken Ia Alabama.
GOvefnOr.lleUt Jones tolegraphed Mr..
Cleveland today assuring him Of an
overwhelming victory in November.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-04

WICHITA, Kan, Aug. Seattle
men from Atkansas say blOoished is
looked Tor between tho COW punchers
anu hnnhas farmers. IL seems that
Receiver Hatch, in charge OF Presl-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-04

Cholcfn has appeared In the govern-
inunt of kuteka, Ia Ia. southern part
Of European Russia. II IL the most
dcntoiy populated Of any government
~ Rissia, having population OF about
.,0OJ,O0U noronn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-04

LONDON, Aug. "A Vienna CORES.
pondeut Of the Nelgs says It Is reported
that tity deaths from cholera arc oc.
curing daily at ST. Jean d'Acrr, tho
victims being chitily pilgrims. Tho
authorities Mt Lumberg have bsen
officially informed that the disease has
appeared u. Poltava Ia South Russia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-04
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
Secretary OF War EiLius Addresses a
Convention.

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, Aug. 3.-At
the afternoon session Secretary Of War
Elkins was made permanent chairman
anu addressed the convention, dwell.
Ing ON State and national lstuoB, end
praising President HnrgisOn. After
the usual committees had reported the
report OF the committee on resolutions
wsH read aud adopted.
The platform especially rel oicos that
the mrlfl 10 not involved In the Home
stead affair; opposes such invasion by
PinkeriOns. anu assures the people that
there will be- no deputy marHhaiB ut the
polls In West Virginia this Year.
After the adoption OF tho platform
nominations for governor began. An
effort was made to nominate ISi.
hins by reclamation, but he
would not entertain the mo-
ton. Atkinson, Daval, LonRger,
Morris, Davis and Cooper
WE'RE NOMINATED
when an obscuru little man from
Knnawha by the name OF Smith got
up and said that Elkinz was tho ouiy
man who could unite the party. Then
came au bathurst. Deieg ties rose aud
waved handkerchief and hats, ana
cheer after cheer rent the air.
After five or six minutes Atkinson
came out amt said that Elkins wanted
a couple OF hours 10 consider tue
matter, and recess was taken until 7
O'Clock.
At the night session Secretary
Elkins announced that II wohli be im.
possible for him to accept the nOulina.
ton.
The call OF counties for nomina.
lions then continued, and dozen or
more candidates were placed IN nomi.
nation. Finally, when the first
ballot began, three OF the candidates
were Withdrawn before the conclusion
Of the ballot. All the other candidates
Withdrew In favor Of Davis, who was
nominated by reclamation.
SpleT was nominated for Auditor
on the iirst ballot, after which the
convention adjourned till o AIN. to.
morrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-04

DUBLIN, Aug. 3.-Tho epidemic
continues TO increase inAaiatic Russia.
In Tobolsk hity-nino new cases and
thirty.nine deaths were reported on
the lot inst.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-04

Alchlde VI l'alos.

TO Senior prioto, Alcaldc Of Palos, La
Rablda, spain:
The President Of the United States
directs mo 10 cordially acknowledge
your messnge OF greeting upon this
memorable day, thus nttingly cee-
brai,d. The people Of N. new western
world, In grateful reverence to the
name and fame OF Columbus, join
hands with the sons OF the brave sol
di.is Of i'alOs anu HuelvE whoI nn.d
the discoverer's cAInvels.
(SigncJ) FOSTER,
Secretary OF state.
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The Disease said 10 he Dtcrca,ing TO
Mini Move \, br, ,as.
Ing In Other Places.
lNsuRHterloN SPREADS TO PEA.
oRANA.
Cases Of Cholera IN Asiatir Rus,ia.-
Fifty Death, Daily at 81.
jean D'Arc.
riIr CHOLERA.
Its Prevalence In AsiaUc RuasIai
Iiiis ncaihs patty.

81. Petersburg. Aug. 3. 49, ono
death occurred here from As!allo
cholera. AZ Mini NovgoFod tho
disease is decreasing aud many work.
men who fled are returning.
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The Arrest Of Two Men on the Charge
Of Murder Causes a Dis.
turbance.
TURBULENT CROWDS GATHER
ROUND rHC STATION.
Soldiers Sent for Who Dispcrsc the
Mob and Arrest one
Of Them.
The nliiun cnii.d Upon 30 an.n n
Disturbance.

HOMESTEAD, Pa, Aug. 3.-rhc ar.
rect Oi IErImasiut Ismpg. DOysy aud
superintendent Mcconnell Of tho open
hearth department on charge vi
murder this afternoon was Attended by
turbulent scenes, neccaitating thu
interference Of the militia and the nd.
ditiounl arrest OF striker, when Con.
stables Stewart aud Gunhsr reached
Homestead with four warrants, two
Tor the above Carnegie officials and the
others for Superintendent Potter aud
George A. foroy.
Rumors Of the prospective arrests
spread through the town, and hundreds
OF iockcdout anu striking mot gathered
~ the different stations. At Marshall
tho crowd numbered two hundred.
The trains on which the c1nsiables aud
prisouofs were 10 be taken 20 pitisburg
WIS aiew mlnute1 late, AMI wheu the
c0netRble1 aEd pfleoneIs arrived NJ tho
depot the crowd surgod around the
station utor ~ The prisoners were bur.
riod into II. Tho patrol aud militia
ptrOyc 10
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hut the force was unequal TO the task.
Every minute the crowd Increased,
while they uttered threats, esp cially
directed against Dewey. AS the tune
"a SGD the crowd became more iufbu.
loni, auu word was hastily sent
for company Of this Fifteenth fegi.
mcut.
On their arrival at the depot the
soldiers pushed back the crowd, which
returned IN "a suriey way. One striker
naineD Thomas Bowen became oh,
etr-perous. and yelled, "rhree cheers
for Dewey, dam him."
Before the crowd could give them
the soldiers hastily seized Bowen. He
was hustled into the station and placed
In charge Of two depuiicu. THIS stern
measure
QUELLED TIE HOSTILE DEMON
sTRATIoS.
Bowen win be charged with un.
lawful assemblrge anu disOrderly con-
duct, and with melting to riot.
The turbulent demonstration has
convinced General Wylo that II wnuld
DO useless TO remove the militia from
Homestead at present..
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srAiN AND AMERICA.
CIviiiti.s Exchanged On u Memorable
Occasion.

Occasion.
WABIIfSu1ON, Aug. 3.-rhe follow.
ing meisages were exchanged today;
LA RAufDA, Aug.
10 the President.
Today, 400 years ago, Columbus
sailed from Pslos, discovering Ameri-
ga. The United States flag Ia being
hoistCd at this moment In irunt Of the
convent Of La Rabldn, along with the
banners " all American States. Bat
terics and ships are saluting, accom-.
panied by the enthusiastic Rcclama-
tons Of the people, army and navy.
"Goi bless America"
(Signed) PRIETo,