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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-31
,,Perfa CyHejska".

Wczoraj odbyla sic kompletna pro-
ba novel sztuki ,,Wnuka Piast6w"
czyli ,,Perla Cyllejska". Me wolno
nam wydawad wszystkiego pred cza-
sem, ale to mozemy powiedzie6, ze
,,ch6r" chce ,,zbitowac" wszystkich
artyst6w artystki. Pfzekonamy sic
rychso, bo przecie to juz "a tydzieh
przedstawienie W hall przy Bradley.
Przy sposobnosci wspomnimy, ze
bilety ma przedstawienie nabywa6
MONA u p. Kaczmarka ma Noble ul.
naprzeciwko kosciola.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-31
UstepstWa co do praWa Wojsko
WegO w Niemczech.

BERLIN, 80 go grudnia. -
Cesarz Wilhelm naradza} sic
dis kanclerzem Caprivi, mi,
nistrem wojny i naczelnikiem
swego gabinetu wojennego co
do ustepstw, jake Rad m6g4by
poczynie parlamentowi W spra-
vie nowego prawa wojskowe-
go. Postanowiono zgodzie sic
ma niekt6re ustepstwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-31
Tajemnica smierci jen. BaranOwa
W TaSzkiencie.

LoNDYN, 3O,go grudnia. =
correspondent jednej z tutej-
szych gazet z Odessy objasnia
taiemnice smierci ien. Barano.
wa, otrutego pred paru mie-
siacami podczas inspekcyi W
Taszkiencie (Rosya azyatyc-
KAY. Jak wiadomo, jen. Ba-
ranow odkryl wiele naduzyc
r6znych wyzszych urzsdnik6w.
Opr6cz tego mia} on jeszcze
pewne specyalne pos2annictwo.
Oto polecono mu zbadac po.
stepowanie W. Ksiecia Miko-
1aja Konstantynowicza, stryja
obecnego cara, juz pred 2O-tu
laty "a kradziez wyssanego
pod pozorem zarzadu jakas
prowincya ma wygnanie do A
zyi.. Ot6z Baranow zebra} do
wody nies}ychanych jego mad
uzyG i dzikiego okrucie6stwa,
a gdy dowiedzial sic o tenn
W. Ksiaze, kaza} jenera1a O.
true.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-31
Przefgali sic.
ziaia dWai }garze:

Rozmawiaja dwaj agarze:
= Wiesz, znam jednegoj jegomosci
tax wysokiego, ze azeby zdja6 sobie
gsowy kapelusz, musi wchodzi6 ma
drabine. =,
i E, gsupstwo.... Moi znajomy K.
jest jeszcze wyzszy. Wyobraz sobte,
ten czsowiek jesli przemoczy sobie
nogi ma 1go stycznia, to dostanie ka-
taru ME PREDICT, niz ma 24go..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-31
Potrojne przymierze W pofudnio-
wei Ameryce.

VALPARAISO, Chill, 80 gru-
dnia. I dobrego zr6d}a po-
daja, il bardzo jest prawdo-
podobnem, re zawartem costa
ME potr6jne praymierze pomie-
dzy nastepuiacemi pa6stwami
poludniowej Ameryki: Bray
lia, Paragwajem i Chill. Przy-
mierze to skierowane bedzie
'gl6wsie przeciw Urugnajowi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-31
Cholera W pofnocnej Francyi.

PARTz, 9o-go grudnia. =
Cholera panuje ciagle W p6}n.
Francyi. w miescie Graveli-
mes niedaleko Calais jest kilka'
nascie os6b chorych ma chole-
re. Try osoby zmar}y we sro'
de i try we czwartek. Zarzad
miasta kaza} zupe}nie zamknac
niekt6re z ulic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-31
Mfyn CIV szynk.

= Vice coz wybierzesz, Janklu,
dla syna: szynE czy m1yn? pyta GO
spodarz karczmarza.
Moi gospodarzu, ia wole szynk'
= Ola czego?
: Widzicie tax, do mlyna czasem
wody zabraknie, a do w6dki zawsze
sic woda zdybie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-31
Telegramg KrajOVe.
,,Umbria" przybywa.

kazdej chwili. Otrzymano ma
koniec wiadomosci' niewatpll-
we, ze parowiec ten przybywa,
choc tylko powoli, i re dis
wieczorem lub jutro. rano be-
die 60 MONA dostrzedz Fire
Island.
Parowiec Manhanset Bry-
stolu przyby} do kwarantany i
doni6sl, re 96-go grudnia wi
dziano jego pok}adu Umbria
i sygnaiy z MIA wymieniono.
Umbria ma srube z}amana i
tylko bardzo powoli moze
p}ynae, jednakze pomocy ME
zada}a. Take parowiec holeu-
derski Ocean W poniedzia}ek
wymienia} sygna3y z Umbria.
By}a pod6wczas gwa1.owna
burza, ale ma trzykrotne zapy-
tania sygna}owe Oceanu,. czyli
Umbria potrzebuje pomocy,
sygnalami odpowiadano, re
ME.
New YORK, 81 grudnia, 3
godz. rano. = Z wiezy ma Fire
Island dostrzezono zblizajacy
sic wielki parowiec, u kt6rego
sygnalizowano nazwe okretu
,Umbria". By} to istotnie ten
d}ugo oczekiwany parowiec
linii Cunard, straanik przes}a}
o tenn natychmiast wiadomosf
telegrafczna do New Yorku.
Potem przez lunete jeszcze
przypatrywa} sic parowcowi,
kt6rego zarysy dok}adnie do
strzega}, ujrza}, IL z komin6w
bucha para. Umbria udawa}a
sic prosta droga do Sandy
Hook: Przez lunete mona by}o
dostrzedz ofcer6w ma pomoScie
i wydawa1o sic, ze wszystko
idzie zwyk}ym trybem. Take
kilku podroznych byto ma po-
kladzie, ale ME wielu.
Agent Umbrii uda1 sic ma
tychmiast parostatkiem poetic,
wynn Pulver ma spotkanie pa
rowca, azeby zabrac z niego
przesy}ki pocztowe.
Przyjety napOwrot ma iOnO KO-
sciOfa katOlickiegO.
New YORK, 80 grudnia. =
World donosi ma podstawie
depeszy z Washingtonu: Mgr.
Satolli z ks. O'Flaherty z
Auburn, N. Y, zdja} eksko-
munikacya pred "a laty pre-
civ MENU rzucona. KS. O'Fla.
herty upokorzy} sic, a przyja'
ciele jego wstawili sic "a MIN;
Mgr. Satolli, majac w1adze
sobie nadana przez Ojca sw.,
W duiu Bozego Narodzenia,
rozstrzygna} ma jego korzys6.
Podobno kilka podobnych wy
padk6w Mgr. Satolli ma do
rozstrzygniecia.
rs. Cushing kOadjutOrem.
PLA1NF1ELD, N. j., 80 grud.
KS. Gushing zosta} przea Ojca
sw. mianowany koadjutorem
Biskupa dla zachodniego Colo.
RADIO. KS. Cushing juz drugi
raz zosta} zamianowany koad-
jutorem; pierwszym razem
zrzek} sic tego urzedu i innego
ksiedza zamianowano ma jego
miejsce.
MOrderstWO.
New YORK, 80 grudnia. :
Ubieglej nocy zamordowano
pania Annitta Ahera W jej
mieszkaniu pm. 494 W. 81 str.
Znaleziouo jei zw3oH z gar.
diem poderznietem, a obok
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-31
Ia kaucya ma woInej stopie.

P1TTsBURG, Pa, 80 grudn.
John McLuckie, burmistrz z
Homestead, kt6rego trzymano
W wiezieniu cd chwili, kiedy
sam sic stawi}, bedac oskarzo,
nym rozruchy i morderstwo,
zosta} dis wieczorem wypu-
szczony ma wolnosc pod kaucya
$4,000. Wlelu przyjaci6} jego
z Homestead podpisa1o pore
czenie.
Czterech rObOtnik0w zabityeh.
STRoUDsBURG, PA, 80 grud.
W poblizu Tannersville dzi-
siaj robotnicy kolejowi W u
s}ugach kompanii Wilkesbarre
and Eastern r. r. Go. zama-
rzniety dynamit rozgrzewali,
azeby go MONA by}o uzyc do.
rozbicia ska}. Dynamit eks.
plodowa}, czterecb robotni-
k6w, dw6ch Negr6w dw6ch
Bialych, zosta}o ma miejscu "a
bitych:
POzbawif go Oczu.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, 80 grud.
John Ladd, pochodzacy z Car
penter W poblizu ..Scottsville,
staraf sic o rek.e l4letniej cor
XII Jamesa Reida, powszechnie
znanego zamoznego farmera,
ale starania jego zosta}y odrzu'
cone. Wczoraj przyszed1 DO
domu Reida iarobiac mu wy,
rzuty, re zle wychowuje c6rke,
chcia} dziewczyns poprowadziG
re SODA, a kiedy ojciec i brat
jej do tego ME dopuscili, gro
zi}, ze zabije 'zystkich, jezeli
mu jej ME oddadza. Podczas
kl6tni Reid porwai "a strzelbe
nabita sr6tem i ca}y nab6j
wpakowa} W twarz Laddowi,
kt6ry natychmiast stracil oba
oczy. Ladd zawlok} sic do sa-
siedniego rowu, gdzle Gala noe
spedzi} dopiero nazajutrz od-
prowadzono 60 do domu. Jest
zupelnie ociemnia}y.
Ze Stolicy ZwiazkOwej:
WASHINGTON, 30go..grudnia.
Wedle orzeczenia lex arzy,
Blaine ma sic lepiej i ma teraz
jeszcze stan jego zdrowia ME
jest zatrwazajacy.
Wnuczka prezydenta ciagle
jeszcze chorajes ma szkarlaty'
ne, ale przebieg choroby zu-
pe1nie jest normally i obaw
ME budzi. Mieszkanie pry-
watne prezydenta jest ciagle
pod kwarantana i nikomu tam
wchodzic ME wolno. Prey.
dent r6wniez W skutek tego
ME jest W stanie udzielat au'
dyenc u W tax zwanej niebie-
skiej sail, kt6ra ma ten Gel jest
przeznaczona. Delegaci bra.
zylijscJ ME przedstawili mu sic
przeto jeszcze i od}oayli to ma
czas p6zniejszy. spieszy6 sic
zreszts ME potrzebuja, gdyz
delegaci argentyhscy, kt6rzy W
drodze zboczyli do Europy, je-
szcze ME przybyi.
Take posiedzenia gabineto'
we ME odbywaja sic wcale, ale
jezeli kt6ry z ministr6w wazna
ma sprawe do za}atwienia, mo-
ze widziet sic MIN W bi6rze
prywatnem.
Senatorowie Allison, Hale i
Morgan, kt6rzy zostali wys4a-
nj do Brukseli ma miedzynaro
dowa konferencya monetarna,
,,o,nr6oili dzisiai narOwcem
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-19

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arr tmolyi
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The alleged cost II production forms an
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Never, on any account whatever, bind
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what TO tho publisher
Never accept without advice ans pc.
cuulury risk or responsibility whatever
Never, when manuscript has been
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others, whatever promises thcy may put
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Never without advice, ign a receipt
which gives away copyright.
Never forget that publishing Is q busi.
moss like any other businc q, totally ma.
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puro l1ro OF literature, You hava 10
do with business men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-19

WAuuNuIuN, July ls.-Thc Senate
today cuuifmUi TIE following uOminn.
tom: PusImast,Ts: GaiiiUrniR-B. g..
FaTrum a. pG-D Robes, r. @. Mitchell
nt Pacific Grove. Ougcn-U. =.
Grant nj Dallas, EHsic &. Robertson at
Independence. Li,utenaut.C olOncls--
oliver ID. Green, Assistant hdjutnnt.
General and Andrew :. burt " the
Seventh iulnutry 10 be C1lonela.
VI. V. Sheridan, Assistant AJjuilut.
General, and Daniel w. Buuham,
seventh iaiantry, 10 bu Licutgna.t.
C0louuls.
All " tho nominations wero grad.
uuted lWt hpuug rom the Military
Academy 10 SECOND Lieutvuana ami
the additional Second Lieulcnunts IN
the army were confirmed.
LEuI LA1ioN ~ THE INTEREST or
uJup ROADS
received an Impetus today al the hear.
INK before tho Senate committee on
In ers'at- commUfG,. Colonel BlrIclt,
president u the leu ur OF whr.lmeu,
MUusfs. Sheridan auu Gerald VI Illinois
nuJ other leaders mauc sldrua.cB in
favor Of the national highway com.
mission bill. G,nefRl Raystonv Oi
New York, author OF the bill, ca.
planned ils features.
Mussrs. Post VI Illinois aud Lind u
Niunes0tl, on behalf II tue minority
committee appointed 10 investigate
THE ADMINISTRATION ~ TiE pEN.
siuS OFFICE
today submitted the Vows OF the mi.
nority TO the HousU. The report fnis
nothing for which the commit ll0nsr
can he criticised, unless It be the ap-
pointintnt Of u son a. clerk u the
bureau. IL agrees with the majority
In the suggestion In regard 10 tie *.
ercise by members Of COngres Of the
so-called congressional pTivntecrs.
The report asserts that the majority Of
the committee seemed determined 10
fasten crime aud corruption ON the
commissioner, but having utterly
failed to do 30 10y the evidence, they
rs last resort sought to do 1t by infer.
ence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-19

Juma'tu Nttsuo, native of Nnggsr.
III, Japan, now residing on Rochelle
avenue. WiHsaMcl1n, haa huilt an On.
ormou- kite, shaped like nu owl. which
no intends flying FROM tho hillside On
Manayunk avenue. The kite { malo Of
split bamboo frames, covered with rice
paper, aud requires u tail forty yards
long TO steady the aerial monster. lIo
has two miles of string IN eighth OF an
iuch n 10 hold the kite, After tho
kite has reached tho height required
he viii soul up on the string several
mechanical objects 10 within yard Of
tho kite, which will again return 10 the
ground. II tho owl proves n success he
intends on tho Fourth " July 10 hnyo
one maAp like a ship, without tail or
string, ufing gas balloons attached 20
each mast, and when at a certain height
tho ship will leave the balloons and
float gracefully in s9ace,,-Philadelphia
Record.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-19

SYDNEY, July is.-Tho captain OF
the steamer" Caticrthum" reports that
on June .Bui hr called Mt TimUr and
found a Dutch steamer that hal left
Great Sanger Island June l7th. 4
lew houIs after her departure n terrible
explosion WAS heard Ia the direction Of
The SANGER group, and this was fol-
lowed shortly afterwards by showers
NJ pshts which covered the deck " the
steamer hnd dRrkvnod tbs whole at
mcspheio. When the clouds cleared
away nothing was visible ON the hori.
lon hut mastea Of vapOr that extended
many milcs. The Great SANGER,
which before the explosion was IN full
sight, could not b. seen. Six sailing
v,ticis were anchored Of the island,
gnd II Ia thought they must have been
destroyed. The captain OF the "CAt.
torthum" also states thst the Island of
Lu1on, the largest Of the Philippine
group recently suffered severely from
mn eruption, the fire from which
caused Widespread devastation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-19

MEMPHIS, July ls.-Inuuify Into
the mental condition Of Alice Mitchell,
who killed Fteda Wand In January
last, commenced today, George
Mitchell, father Of tho accused, waa tho
only witness examined. He testified
~ TO the insanity OF Alice's mother
nomc years ago and aaid Alice had
manifested these peculiarllios recent.
~. Tho witness knew there wns an
hiicollonato feeling between the girls,
nnd Alice told him she Killed Freda
because she loved hog and Fruda had
gone back on her. They were engaged
10 be- married. She never talks as u
Freda were dead but speats In the
present tense Of her. She never has
iaIen any interest in her own trial or
fate,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-19

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-19

Tho Parsocs are sun worshipo-s. and
II Is an interesting sight 10 SEQ throngs
Of them on the shore Of tho bay as the
sun rises, apparently from tho sea, per-
forming the simple rites OF their religion
tho Tutoring robes showing their fno
figures TO the best advantage as tho day
begins. Their religious practices arc
simple In tho extromo, consisting main
ly In strict dietary rules and personal
cleanliness.
Tho rigid Observance of sanitary laws
produces tho natural result Of perfect
health among tho adults, large families
of active, healthy children and immense
numbers Of old mon, gay bearded.
whito haired, but erect and princely in
their quit and attitude, despite tho
naturally enervating character Of tho
tropical climate. - Cor Washington
Star,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-19

Tho youngest soldier in the British
army, Private DcirIos, aged fourteen
years and six months, is tine child for
his aye, lie Is oloso upon feet .
inches in hoisht, with chest measure.
Iacnt Of SO inches, aud weighs l2d
pounds II is no wonder, therefore,
that tho military authorities should
hayo enlisted him withou. demur
whom he told them tia, ho was over
eighteen. His father now seeks 60 have
him discharged ON account of his tondor
years; but the war Office, not unreason.
ably, holds that the ouus lies upon him
10 provo that his son Is The lusns naturm
no would mako him ont. In other
words the condition Of his discharge Is
the production Of a certificate Of age
and very right London Globe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-19

The story comos Of u thrilling adj
venture recently occurring to William
johnson, a prospoct0r. On trip from
A lamO TO the broken country north Of
Trinidad Pass his horsc was picking Its
trail through u dark canyon when he
was stunned and almost thrown from
his hone by n mountain Hon that
dropped upon him from an Overhang-
ing tree. the frightened horte plunged
down the canyon, and johnson, twist
lug In his saddle, managed 10 wrench
the murderous claws Of the lion rom
his shoulder,
At this moment the horse saw
Sono;a lynx IN his pathway, and
pwotving suddenly aside hurled tho
lion from his back directly upon the
lynx. The two beasts locked thronts,
and NJ the horse emerged from the
canyon Johnson became faint from
aof blood aud became llghth headed,
and did not recover his senses until
'Ound by his partner two days later on
tho desert. After he had partially re-
covered the two men visited the spot,
but only few blood-bespattered bUul-
dors marked the scene Of the fray. Ths
wounded man has a wobbly shoulder
10 prove his participation In tho event
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-19

LoNDOS, July Tonighps posi-
tlUn, ~ stated by several Liberals, 10
that they mean 10 play for two or three
sttsious before dissolving Parliament.
They viii not rush the home rule bill.
II contained 10 give II precedence
they will not accept it, rejection. The
House OF Lords L necessitating imme.
uiatc dissolution, but Will proceed with
measured tending 10 strengthen the
Liberal vote throughout the country.
Gladstone will move y simple "no
confidence" amendment instead OF one
alleging specific reasons, and thus en-
able the limit OF scope for the declhIa-
lion Of his own policy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-19

All white men who visit regions in
Africa infested by tho tsetso fly have
much TO say about it. There "a now
evidence that the lsetse IA moving grad.
unlly TO more northern rcgioRs, and the
cause is supposed 10 DO that South
Africa Is depleted Of It's largo game,
much Of which is moving northwarl TO
get away from hunters, and tho tsetso
fly is going with It,
Tho insect 80 only little larger than
tho ordinary house fly, and It resembles
the honey bee. It's stiAs Is hardly rs
annoying rs that Of ~ mosquito, but
near the base OF tho proboscis Is q little
bag which contains is poison. II lives
on tho blood Of animals, and only fow
IEpcclcs arc fatally affected by It's bite.
|Sa,tlo, horses aud dogs, however, can.
|not live when bitten by tho tsotsc lis.
Natives who horl cattle and travellers
,who depend on horses and oxen must
avoid the fly regions or loco their stock.
For human beings is bite has no serious
consequences. Pittsburg Dispatch.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-19

The question has been raised whether
tho numerous Limestone caves in British
Burmah have been explored for archp.
illogical remains The Rov. +. Mason
pointed out Tho probability Of an oxnm.
inaiion Of tho slalngmite floors Of these
caves yielding important archaeological
discoveries in 1879. Many Of the caves
were known 10 havo been used by the
Bnddhists Of former generations, as
buddhist idols vera found IN thom, and
1t Is probable thoy were inhabited by
mon in the curly Philadelphia
Ledger.
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ELECTRICITY ron STEAM.
The First Rniiroad In tho World 10
Make tire Change.

ROCHESTER, Mass, July rs. -
The GGsettc says cditorially tonight:
"Tho New York, New Haven and
Hartford road win probably DO the fret
steam railroad In tile world 10 substi.
tute electricity ilr steam on large
scale. This rOSd Ia known 10 be con.
atructing n four.traek line, but It ia not
known publicly that the two central
tracks ara to DO equipped with special
reference to the use OF electricity In.
stead OF steam 10 pTopel both freight
aud passenger ears over that portion OF
the line between New York and New
Haven. The distance Ia seventy four
miles, and when tbs plant il ready tho
Distance between the two cities Will be
covered in sixty minutes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-19

COIUMDUs, o., July lS.-Frunk
Rowinnd aud James Doyle, partner
conyicts serving Ave years in tho Ohio
prison each for burglary aud lurcony
from Ottawa county, agreed Friday 10
commit suicide. Rowland killed h m.
self SUNDAY night, leaving comics.
sion duplicating a number OF mon who
are Rt large and lntimates that othess
are serving time for eTimes which thoy
DID not commit. Doyle became insane
today believing that the officials were
goiug 10 execute him. Doyle had u
leather strap Ia his pocket with whicn
TO carry cut his agreement to commit
suicide.
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ARRESTS Al wAnDSrn.
Hut Nothing New orn startling Nature
AZ tTur d'Atcnc,

WARDNER, Ida, July ls.-Nothlug
especially new developed In the Cmur
d'Alene district to-day. Bodies of
troops are being poycd from point to
point TO keep order, and but tow arrests
were made today. The soldiers have
been kept In almost constant motion
aud they iind the duty very nrIu1us.
Work was resumed at the Bunker Il III
mine this morning. Colonel Carlin,
commanding the United States troops,
received q report today from Captain
Thompson regarding the search made
In Fourth Of July canyon. II snyH
no dead or wounded mon we're found
ihere.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-19

Wien tho United States practice shin
Constellation sailed on tho cadets sum.
NOR voyage Monday afternoon 1t had
aboard % number Of homing pigeons.
~ be used ns means Of communication
between she alIpuud points ashore. Tho
birds win bo liberated 40 intervals, and
nre expected TO bring official messages
from tho practice vessel 10 the naval
academy, where lolt or coto has ~.
Gently boou established.
n tho experiment should provo rue.
cosslul the government will probably
isd Il profitable 20 tho navy TO oncour-
age tho homing pigeon service with the
small appropriation NODDED % carry out
the plans Of tho projectors Of The enter.
prise. At present tho facilities for
training birds at tho naval academy arc
limited, no government appropriation
boiug available. At Fortress Mousoe,
the first stopping place OF tho ship, 10 20
possible several trained birds from Bal.
umoro, Philadelphia aud Now York sill
bg taken aboard and later dispatched
with information from tho cruising
ground, Tho headquarters no Wash.
ington win also be- posted VI tho whore.
ubnuis Of tho vessel through win gDl
messengers from that city, a Loft of
birds 10 accompany the ship will no
doubt be sufficiently trained toward the
close Of tho voyage 10 be useful in con.
vcying messages ashore. 90 Annapolis
Cor. Baltimore Sun.
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CLEVELAND, July ls.--Thc stock.
yards buildings, except the slochyaria
hotel, burned this afternoon loss from
500, 900 to slj0,O0O.
MONTREAL, july i8.--Glundenning's
Factory nnd Iron Wofkp burned to.
night; loss 10000
Five men were buried by falling
wall anu rescued with dliliuulty. one
was fatally injured. Several other
hrcmcn were overcome hy smoke. The
Ices In now tut at S25O,O11.