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The morning call., 1892-08-04

The 40 Sir knights OF Mary Commandery
OF Philadelphia resumed their pilgrimage
last night, leaving the city at o'clock.
They will push their way by easy stages to
Denver.
The two local Communicates will follow
closely in the wake of their recent guests,
as they leave in special train this morning
at O'clock under the command of Grand
Commander Jacob Ii. Neff. Their train
will be made up of five Pullman sieepers, q
dinlng-car smoker and TWO baggage-cars.
Three hundred cases of California wine and
pie ntiful supply of fruit are slowed away
in the latfer
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MILLS REVIVAL SERVICE.

An Eloquent Sermon Listened To by a
Large Congregation.
EjThe Mills revival meetings appear to be
growing daily in popularity and an unusu-
ally large number OF people attended the
afternoon meeting yesterday in the Grace
Methodist Episcopal Church, at Twenty
first and Capp streets.
After the singing of the opening hymn
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AsphaItum- DTggers and OIL Borers.

La Purissima Bitumen and Oil Company
has filed articles Of incorporation to mine for
asphaltum and bituminous rock and to bore
wells for the extraction of petroleum. Its
authorized capital stock is 100000, with
S375.000 subscribed. The directors and
stockholders are Z. Il. Hill of Lompoc, A.
s. Hubbard. Leo Z. Williams, j. +. Holling
and Z. b. Tilley, Of this city, with the last
two named holding each $4,000 and Hill
50,9S0 OF the suDscribed-for shares.
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Bonded IndebtadnessC reated.

The Carson and Colorado Railway Conn.,
pany has flied certificate of its creation of
bonded Indebtedness of $4,000 The
company had purchased the corporate prop
erty of the Carson and Colorado Railroad
Company of Nevada. whose bonded indebt-
edness amounted to some 81, 0O0,0 COO The
holders of $500 shares of the capital
stock voted in favor of the increased in
debtedDess, payable in gold coin in 40 years
from and after July /. 1892, and drawing
per cent interest. The directors of the
company are ID. o. Mills, Thomas Bell.
George Whittell. ii. NJ. Yerington and w.
S. Wood
The morning call., 1892-08-04

Mr. Laurence Moffat. a well-known young man OF
Castroville, Cal, was victim OF nervous debility,
and thought he was going TO die He tells the story
himself: 81 wish to make this statement Tor pub
Ucaton. hoping II will be the of helping
other sufferers was a complete wreck and had
tried a number of physicians but in spite OF their
efforts continued 10 get worse. was finally ad-
ylsed 20 try the Cosmopolitan DispeHSary OF San
Francisco, and did so, and thank God that l went
there. for they cured me. feel as good AS ever
did In my life, aud advise any requiring
m edtcal treatment to 20 10 them. / shall always
feel Indebted to their able physicians FOR curing
as they did LAURENCE MoFFAT, CasIrOyiiie
Cal"
We have hundreds Of testimonials on file We
never publish any without the written consent OF
the patient.
The now noted Cosmopolitan Dispensary Is almost
too well and fayoraby known TO the people OF the
Pacific Coast TO require an Introduction. 1t has
cotette or noted specialists, graduates from the
best medical colleges on earth. whose diplomas and
banded together for the benefit OF suffering HUI
mainly All the latest scientific appliances for the
cure OF chronic and deep-seated diseases, all dis
eases OF chronic naiuge-"nervOuS debility" lack
OF youthful yigor In men, the result OF excuses,
oyerwork or issipatiou-PoSITIVELY cured.
Have you rheumatism, dyspepsia, Indigestion,
asthma. bowel trouble, consumption or liberation
or rectal diseases d?
WE HAVE POSITIVE CURES for these and
other troubles. CANCER CURED WITHOUT
THE USE OF THE KNIFE
Why go 10 hot springs when you can be cured of
SECONDAY BL0OD-fOISONING, LOST MAN
HOOD. urinary troubles and troubles or private
character here at home by specialists whose lives
have been devoted to the curing OF such diseases
A new AMI positive cure for rupture without an
operation or any detention from busiEess
Open daily from A NJ. to 3 80 p. N. Sundays
from A. M TO ?. N.
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Japan.

During the night Of the 26th ult. an alarm
ing fire occurred at Tomikimura, Hasaha-
gun, IShikawa Prefecture, destroying 107
houses. three temples, DOstofice, a police
station and a village office.
On July Jacob Carlstein, German and
runner Tor the Oriental Hotel, Yokohama,
shot and killed r Beattie, who had caused
his Imprisonment for assault, and wounded
three police officers who attempted 10 arrest
him, two of them probably fatally.
The marriage of Ii. l. FL. Prince Komatsu
Yorihito and Lady YamaDouchi Yaye took
place on the 9Th inst. The Prince and
Princess paid their respects to their i'm
periai maiestie5 the Emperor and Empress
the same day.
The Japan Mail Of July Is editoriaIly
complains of the proposed charges on goods
going to the Chicago Exposition and thinks
that SIG ton is altogether too much for
the steamboat and railroad companies TO
demand.
a journal called Dai Nippon Kyoiku
Shimbun, or Japan Educational journal,
has lately appeared In Toxic. it's first UNI
Der beng issued on the 2Sth June. The
object Of the journal is to promote :he cause
OF education in Japan.
Dir. Iateno. Japanese Minister TO Wash
IDgton. has had the third Order of Merit
aAN 'tAhiA vi JuiptIldi DdcIc0 Treasure
decoration conferred upon him by the Em-
Deror.
Six handkercIiefs, etc, exported from
Yokohama in June: To America-Silk
handkerchieis, 90.606 dozen; silk fabrics.
COG pieces; Habutae silk, 1886 pieces. To
EurOpe-Silk handkerchefs, 6542 dozen:
silk fabrics. 1922 pieces; Babutae silk, S7G5
pieces The total value of the goods was
SAC. 1856
TIE crops Of rice in the province OF Kaga,
MOTTO and Etchu amounted to some zoo, 600
k0ku uD 10 a year or two ago, since when
they have increased TO over 1000. 900 koku.
This increase is attributed to the great i'm
prorement in the mode OF agriculture and
to the increase in the amount of cultivated
land compared with formerly.
a series Of theatrical performances were
given At the FukurOkuza theater, Akasaka,
FOkio, tue actors being Buddhist priests and
tic play being ''Tbe determination Of
Ghri,tianity"
Viscount YRkashuna. the Minister of
War, is being sued for $4,000, because of
the War Department having sold damp gun
powder 10 q citizen, and on complaint being
made having refused to take it back.
The designations of two pryy councillors,
namely Count Saign and Viscount Shina-
gawa, have been accepted by the Emperor
Hawa in.
II g
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DIrs. Mcponald,s BriiIiants.

Coroner Garwood's return of the sale of
the diamond jewels Of Mrs. Clara Belle
Mcdonald shows that the sale was made for
5000. that Sl65 was paid the Sheriff and
S49 % Tor expenses, leaving a net balance
Of S1815 40, and that this was applied in
part satisfaction for judgments aggregating
1897
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Keller's hand of Sh-cn.

James NJ. Keller was arrested Yesterday
by United States Marshal on an indict-
ment found in Arizona, charging him with
presenting false invoice at the CUSTOM
house in Tombstone, whereby 1165 sheen
crossed the line instead of 1853 The de-
PENDANT gave bail in $500 to appear in Tom b.
stone for trial.
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ORIENTAL NEWS.
The Oceanic Arrives With AdyiceS From
China, japan and Hawaii.

The steamer Oceanic arrived yesterday
from the Orient. via Honolulu. She brought
advices from Hong-Kong to July and
from Yokohama to the 18th ult.
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NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD S. S. co

u, r, SAALE,
ALLER, ELDER, EMS w EZRA. FULDA
ELBE. KAISER WILHELM H.
New York, Southampton, Bremen. The fast ex-
press steamers OF this company sail every TUES
DAY, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. landing
passengers In z Il days less from New YORK
These steamers celebrated TOR their speed and
the comfort afforded passengers.
ROBERT CAPELLE Gen. Agent for Pacific Coast.
lis Montgomery ST., under Occidental Hotel, ). Il.
ta7 THU ly
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET CO.

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPiSw ALI,
- fortnghtIy for the Vest Indies and <fX@XA
southampton calling en- route az Cher
lourg, France. and plymouth 10 land passsnssra
Through Bills OF Lsding. in connection With \,
fseifc hAi ), Co, issued for freight tea irs
&c direct ports In England and GermAuy.
Through tickets from San francisGs 70 Plymouth.
Cherbourg southampton First Glass; $lS3: tnir6
alAas. $S7 o. Tor further particulars applysS
1olVgf fARRoTI Il w, Agents. 31S QalitaeatAtss
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FOB PORTLAND & ASTORIA. OREGON
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY

THE SPLENDID SO0O-ToN STEAMERS kc,sa
L of this line. carrying United States. szySSsE
Hawaiian and Colonial mails. sail from FolS0i-St
Wharf under;
FOR HONOLULU ONLY,
SIS. AUSTRALIA. WEDNESDAY, Aug. g. at 2 p. NJ
FOR HONOLULU. AUCKLAND AND SYDNEY
SIS. MARIP0SA FRIDAY, August l9, at ? p. NJ
For freight aud passage apply at once, s27 Mar.
kel street J. ID. SPREChELS Il BROS. CO..
96tt General Agents.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CD.

THROUGH LINE TO NEW YORK. VIA PANAMA
steamers will sail at NOON the 5th Y.s
18th and 25th Of each month cslling at ESEtxF
various ports OF NJ sIico aud Central America
Through line saiiings-August >. IS City of New
YORK; Au, ust To- IS, san Bias august 20, SIS. City
sydney.
WAY LINE TO MEXICAN AND CENTRAL
AMERICAN PORTS AND PANAMA
STEAMER SAILS AL NOON 18TH OF EACH
MONTH. calling at MazatlSu. san Bias. ManzaniIo.
Acapulco, Port Angel, sallus Cruz, ronsia, san
beDttO. 0cos. Champertco, san jose dc Guatemala
boaiuta, La Libertad, La Union, AmspalI Coriata
esn Juan del Sur and Punta Arenas
way line satiing-Ausust Is at II O'Clock noon.
SIS. acapulco
When the regular sailing date falls SuniaY.
steamers viii be dispatched the following Monday.
80 AN AND CHINA LINE
FOR YOKOHAMA AND MONOCHROME
Connecting 2t Yokohama with Steamsry Tor
Shanghai, aud al Hong Kong for East LndisL
Straits. etc.
Peru new ......... Thursday. August 4 at =. T.
City OF Rio de Janeiro. saturday Aug. 81 at r u
China tVTa ifoHoi iiu) Tuesday sc l. 27. It 3 p NJ
Round-trip tickets to Yokohama and return ~ ).
cUced rates
FOR Freight or Passage apply at the oaics corass
First and Brannan streets.
branch Ofice-20Z Front street
ALTMAN DER CENTER. General Agent.
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CGMpAGNIE EEhERsLE

TR a n 5 A L L q
rsN in ~
COMPANY'S FER (NEWl, az NORTH Go
I River foot of Morton st. Travellers by 1850
his line avoid both transit by English railway an
lie discomfort OF crossing the Channel ia a smai
heat
IA BoURGOaNE. Capt. Leboeuf .,,..,
.,,,.,,,.,... 49,. SATURDAY.. Aux 18th, o 80 Az
la CHAMPAGNE. Capt. Boyer ..........,.....
.,,,.,.,.,,....a.... Saturday Aug. 20th. 500 Az
LA bkETAGNE, Cant Collier. ......,,...,,,.
..,,,..... =. Saturday. u ust 27th, 500 AM
LA TOURAINE. Capt Frangeul. ............,...
...............,... saturday NJ. Sfi. 700 A. e
Rs For further particulars apply to
A. FORGET. Agent,
No. Bowling Green. New orG
u FUGAzI 4 CO. Agents. Montgomery ave
hiapch once 10 Montgomery street. mr2ost
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ANCHOR LINE,

CuhARD LINE.
New York to Liverpool. via Oueaustovr
from Pier 30. North River.
last La KlsoS NAL SERVICE
ServIa. Aug. g. 8 90 PM Servia, Sept g. 30 Pu
Umbril Aug. Is, 8 100 AM umbria Sept. 10. 100 AN
Aursnia, Aug 20, 200 PM Aurania Sept a :JO pM
Etruria. Aug. II, $50 AN
Cabin passage. $50 and upward; second cabin
Sy5. Steerage tickets To aud ali parts OF
EUROPE at very low rates. For freight aud passage
apply at compauy's fice,i Bowling Green NewY org
VERNON II. BROWN Il co, General Agents
Good accommodation can always be secured on
application to WILLIAMS. DIMON ID x Co,
jy27 TuThSa Agents, San Francisco,
The morning call., 1892-08-04

II you would be rid of chills and fever take
Simmons Liver Regulator.
The morning call., 1892-08-04
AI)IE: S

Read NJ. J. Laymanee Co.. advertisement un-
der head of Oakland Real Estate in this paper
Important to every lady. jy3l 1t
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81 PER M ONTfi
IS THE MODERATE CHARGE NOW MADE
FOR THE TREATING OF
Gaia r RI

And diseases resulting therefrom. This offer Is
made to all people living on the Pacific Coast. You
who cannot come 10 the city may write, with the
assurance of receiving careful attention from the
largest medical institution on the Pacific Coast
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STEAMERS FOR STeGKTOq

FAVE WESTINGHOUSE. WHARF DAILY
IL except Sunday, at r NJ.
Steamer j. ID. Peters-Monday. wednes day and
Friday Steamer Mary Garrdtt-TueSday, Thurs
day and Saturday
CALIFORNIA NAvIGATION AND IMPROVE
MENT COMPANY. jyl0tf
The morning call., 1892-08-04

the Government was lost by large mai
ity but another resolution of a similar ma
ture is TO be made in the near future.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO

DISHATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN xo~a
~ francisco Tor ports Ia Alaska Il. sssESssS
July %, usust 2. Z, n, u, sept and Oct. d, Il
FOR British Columbia and Puget Sound ports,
July %, IS, August ?. 7. ~, II, ~ u, Sept AMI
Oct / .. / /. Ii. u 70.
For Eureka, Humboldt Bay. Wednesdays. A.. "
fourth and fifth day. A
Tor San Diego. stopping only at Los Angeles, Santa
barbara and San Luis Obispo every fourth aud ifsa
Gay AT IL A.
or ports in Mexico, first OF each month.
Ticket Otfce-Ps ace Hotel. New MoutgomsryIs
60ODALL+ PERKINS & CO, General Agents,
If 8 Nan Fran
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The people of Hueneme are actively pre-
pairing for their forthcoming district fair,
which commences on August 80.
The morning call., 1892-08-04

Wilcox want-of-confidence resolution in
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.
NORTH PACIFIC COST RAILROAD
VIA.
SAUSALsTO FERRY.
TINE TARIr

From San FRANCISCO for FAIRFAX (week daysl
tsundaysl-8:0o, 900. 1000 IL 30 M;l2:so,
The morning call., 1892-08-04

50 Take good look around our store You will find
bargains all and in all departments.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-23
ABUSING AUTHORITY
General Curtis Exercising Great
Prerogatiyes at Wardner.
Citizens Beginning to Chafe Under the
Restrictions OF Martial Law-Saloons
Arbitrarily closed.

WARDNER, Ida, Aug. 22.-All saloons at
this place have been closed and no one is
allowed on the streets after IL p. u. The
saloon keepers being strong sympathizers
with the miners, their places have been
closed to prevent secret meeting of the
union. The Poormsn and Tiger mines are
worked by union men who held their meet
ings and rendered support to those who
were locked out. To break up the union.
General Curtis ordered shutdown Of both
mines, and will not allow union men to be
employed at any point in the county. In
order to hold the troops here and guard
against a possible outbreak, as a
consequence Of the shut DOM, the order
directing three companies to proceed 10
Ceur d'Alene city with The prisoners, has
been suspended and the troops will remain
here till after Sept. l.
Law abiding citizens are beginning to
chafe under the restrictions OF marshal
law, and some are declaring that Curtis
is abusing the power conferred upon him.
He has released the town msrshals OF
Wardner and placed deputy sheriffs in full
control.
The transfer Of prisoners to C9ur
d'AIene city was declared by Croswaite,
justice to be illegal until the men are in
dicted before United STATES grand jury.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-23
NoRssLS oF aAsTRoNoMY.

The alleged medicinal properties of
water melon seem to increase every wear.
And now scientific writer's say hard
boiled egg is not equivalent to a chop.
A new variety of ham in market is noted
as "cut from only milk-fed pigs.
Az exchange says the French have
''nothidg that corresponds with our pie. y
Happy French!
Considerable literature Is current upon
the subject of so-called scientific eating. u
In South American coun tries baked ba-
nanas are an excellent substitute for meat.
In .spicnic sandwichesv there are several
new kinds, all warranted satisfactorily
Paris consumes daily four tons of the
cultivated snail, and then cries for more.
A Philadelphia paper informs us that
sandwiches made from potted meats should
be spripkled with lemon juice.
Celery will be later than usual, because
the recently extreme hot weather is said to
have killed many OF the plants.
When it Is considered that nearly 3.0OO.-
GOO pies per day are eaten in America. saws
st. Louis paper, it may be said to be our
national food.
1t is the proper, fashionable, and, be-
sides, the healthful thing to eat ginger with
ice cream. This on the authority of a
leading gastronomic journal.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-23
LABOR TROUBLES.
The Buffalo Situation Remains
About the Same.
Probability of All the Railway Orders Unit
ing in the Strike-Ihe Ten
ne.s.e Trouble.

BUFFALO, Aug. 22-Master Workman
Sweeney of the Switchmen's order, has
now asked the heads of all other labor or
CARNATIONS allied with the switchInen in
railroad work to meet him here. Already
Sargent is here and others are expected
tomorrow and next day.
Fair judgment leads to the conviction
that there will be no concerted abanao
ment of work by the organizations TO be
represented in conference. No conference
can possibly occur before Wednesday,
session will not be held before Thursday.
In the meantime speculation may be ex-
pected as TO whether Sweeney will order
out the other switchmen west or east or
both, or whether he will announce specially
and formally the defeat of his mep.
About fifty men who acted as switchmen
for the Western, New York & Pennsyl-
vaniR road, this afternoon ceased work be-
cause they were required to handle freight
from the Cen ral.
There are renewed limitations that the
switchmen of the Crank Trunk may unite
themselves to the strikers.
No troops will be withdrawn till time
shall have made it improbable of any
further attacks upon the present switch
men.
General Porter said today the troops
would be ordered home as soon as the stu
alton would warrant.
The Lake Shore officials report the con-
dition nominal, with full forces working
everywhere night and day, and the officials
are now spending time looking for business.
Thirteen car handlers employed on the
Lehigh trestle on the waters front stopped
work this afternoon and told the yard
master they would not resume until the
grievances of the switchmen were settled.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-23
EXCITEMENT SUBSIDIZED.
The Situation at Coal Greek Comparatively
Quiet-Yes.erdays Doings.

The situation at Coal Creek Comparatively
Quiet-Yes,erday's Doings.
Coal CREEK, Tenn, Aug. 22.--All ex-
element has seemed to have suddenly sub
sided and the opinion is becoming general
that there will be no further trouble, al
though rumors can be heard on all sides
which, when traced up, turn out to be
false.
A calm view of the situation makes it
apparent that there is little to be done ex-
cept to maintain the peace that has been
established and to punish the men who
outraged all law and order
The names of the killed so far are:
JOHN Il. NEU !.
GEORGE MILLER.
JAKE WHITsoN (negro) shot at Brice-
vile, and g negro named GEORGE ROBBINS
who was killed by train.
Labor Commissioner and Mine Inspector
Ford was released this afternoon on $40, 900
bonds.
Battery A was reinforced today by two
three-inch rifles and supply of ammuni-
ton.
Scouting parties have been out as usual
all day long and the number of prisoners
were increased by several new captures
but they report nothing startling az hav-
ing happened and as having seen no evil
dence OF a warlike nature.
The troops are all in good shape aud evil
IDENTIFY relish the opportunity for real work,
even though 1t is not actual war.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-23
Gprman-Amsricans in Line.

NEW YORK, Aug. 22-The German
American Cleveland union has issued an
address sighed by Carl Schurz, Oswald
Ottendorfer, William Steinway, Henry
Willard, Louis Windmuller and Gustav Il.
SchWab which after praising Grover
Cleveland and giving it's reasons, urges all
Communications TO cast their ballots for
the Democratic nominees.
Being translated The address reads, in
part, as follows:
Impressed with the unusual Importance
of the coming presidential election, we re-
gard it our duty to give you our reasons for
believing the welfare OF the adopted coun-
try requires the election of Grover Cleye-
land and he deserves the votes of natural
lied Germans. Above ali, we believe he is
a thoroughly honest man, which fact his
most bitter enemies do not dare to dispute
Among the most marked characteristics are
his abundant courage and adherence to con-
victioDs as bearer Of the executive power
He invariably subordinstes party interest
TO the common welfare. We need only refer
70 the firmness with which. notwithstaud-
ing the strong tendency Of his party in the
south, and far west. TO bring about TN
limited coinage Cf silver, he unnesitatingly
warned them OF The dangers liable from
such policy. His innate of sense OF duty
cannot be better proven than by the fact
that during his presidential administration.
as well IS during his second candidacy. he
never was favorite with the machine
politicians, whose aim was OF their
own welfare 1t was owing
to his intelligence and courage
that tarl1 reform was inscribed on the ban
ner under which his whole party united
and led to glorious victory There is no
doubt that by following the same banner
il viii win another victory at the end of
the present campaign.
Therefore, we earnestly beseech our
fellow citizens TO aid US IN securing the
election OF Grover Cleveland We do not
hesitate to make this appeal 10 our country
men, because the platform of the Demo
crstic party is entirely satisfactory in re-
gard TO the main question:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-23
CUSTOMS REVENUE.
The Uni ed States Government in Fairly
Prosperous Condition.

The Unied States Government in Fairly
Prosperous Condition.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-Treasury officials
of the state department have balance of
500, 600. 900 aud revenue. notwithstanding the
loss of 1000. 600 on sugar, the Increase is at
the rate of 81, 900, 900 month from customs
alone. The rate of increase has been 60
ing on since the first of March. The in
crease OF in ernal revenue for the year
closed July / is IS, 100000 over the year be-
fore, and S6,OOO,O0O over the year jus.
closed, IL is estimated that the customs
revenue for this year wilt produce a sur
plus of $4,000, 900 over the expenditures.
Secretary Foster is not at all apprehen-
sive that the treasury department will ex-
perience any trouble i'll the matter of ship
ment of gold during the present year. The
secretary believes things safe with the
large amount of gold which tho government
absolutely owns, viz, s110, 100000. Nothing
has been done looking to a prevention of
the shipments of gold from this country,n
said the secretary, land nothing will be
done"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-23
VIII con.inue Lhe snit.

Especial to THE HERALD-Examiner Cable.
LONDON, Aug. 22.-It is stated that
Bessis Bellwood proposes to continue her
suit for recovery OF money alleged to have
been due to her by the late Duke of Man
chester. As the widowed duchess was
reconciled 10 her husband some tins before
his death, it is expected that the claim will
be paid rather than revive the scandal OF
his life. Tie late duke Left whatever dis
possible property he had In trust with the
duchess for their children, who have life
interests in il. AS under the marriage set
tlement of Louis, the dowager Duchess OF
Manchester, now Duchess OF Devonshire,
the property she received under her late
husbands will reverted 10 the duke. who
has just died. The consuelo, Duchess Of
Manchester, will end her days in COMPARE
tive afTinence. Very unfavorable COM
meut is made on the fact that the
GoWager duchess should have got married,
when she must have known that her son
was dying; but, IL is a singular TACT, that
although mis- wife forgave him, his mother
never did.