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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-30
LOCAL BREyITlEs.

A. MARRIAGE license was granted to-
dny To John G. Scott, aged 10, " J. rec
port, and Manic T.. Cook, aged - oil
Denver.
Tins .oNeursion 10 Cache, Boar Lake
and snake River Valleys, and Ca7sia
county, Idaho, that will leave int city
and ogden August 10Th, will make
choaper rates than ever. full pafiiruihfH
will appear In advertisement later
WI received this afternoon sample Of
very due pcache- from tho garden oi NJ
u. ". Sainsbury OF the TWonicth WiIl'
Thoy were Of the "AleNandfn' variety
Considering the lao season, those
reaches arc especially noteworthy. Mt
sainsbury n a decidedly succosstul NUT
grower.
FUNERAL services will be hold a. four
O'clock tomorrow afternoon over the 70
mains Of Annie. infant daughter Of IT,
NJ. H. and nagmar Iund, a. ~ VINO
street. The deceased had been WI bnt "a
Few DAYS. Death WIS due to cholera IN
fhutum. Friends Of the family are re-
spcctmlly invited to attend the iuncfal'
A mon spirited horse attached 70 n
road cart nan west on South Iomplo
street this morning about o o'clock. Inc
driver OF tho outfit was large aud sifung
man. though unable to hol1 the Hifnt-
rnod animal but succeeded admirably
In steering clear Of all distractions 10 tue
streets. When last seen, horse, driver
and cart were still right side up but
going at a torrihc pnco'
Tifp notorious Mrs. Rasmussen r..
Gently emerged from the ponlionlary.
In which institution sho and hor para.
mour, Flank Meldrum, served terms tor
~. O.. I'D. la ali a "a
that her former husband had been found
trespassing ON hor promises alta late hour
sud had him arrested ON that charge.
To-day he succeeded IN establishing IN
alibi In Justice kosler's court aud the
case against him was dismissed.
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4 iUOp "NoRMON" Girl TO TNkE CARE
" VI ru---Tun. -nnLy D. OBJ. nnI-n.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-30

u PiTTsnuRG, July 10. - Secretary
LoveJoy says the company viii have
fifteen hundred men Mt the works in
the Homestead mill on Monday, anu
they viii be able Ia start up all the dc.
parlments, ami by this eud OF the weel,
be running In full, Many skilled men
are ut worE, including my Old banda.
As soon Ds Homestead II going In iull
force other mills will be started.
Tho refusal Of Judge Magell 10 admit
CrltchlOw 10 bail scared the other not.
ers for whom warrantsnte out, and they
have nearly ali lott town.
Frick Is now pronounced out Of dan.
| gor.
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HOMESTEAD woRunEN.
sixiy Families Turned out OF the Com.
pany's Houses.

HOMESTEAD, July 31.-Sixty work.
mems families occupying company
houses, who were served with civic.
out today. The Carnegie people
claim that they wanted only to dam.
nge the houses since Orictoi out.
The houses will at once DO put In 70.
pair for the non.union men, aud audi.
iionnl houses viii be- built. Meanwhile,
arrangements are made 10 aecOmmO.
date 1000 men In the works. Eight
hundred and seventy.thtee men are
now at work. The advisory commit.
tee of the strikers say they will he able
To induce halt OF these 10 quit next
week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-30
ADyIcEs ROW CHINA.
Rumors Of Riots aud Rebellion
Troop. called Out.

VANCOUVER, b. C., July SO.-Ad.
vicrs from Hong Kong say that there
IL insurreotion agniugt the intolerable
eKacti)ns Of the customs officials. Al
Fatsham troops were brought cut who
killed eight Of the moo. Finally the
authorities conceded to the demands Of
the people anu quiet wns RESTORED,
There 10 all unconitrmed report VI To-.
belliDn In Szechuan, and II n stated
the authorities have sent troops against
the rebels who number 10000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-30

NIcromA, BIC, July 3l.-rhe g.tau-
ship "Emtiess u japan" hfings adii-
tionai details Of The volcanic eruption
on the great sanglT Island on June the
Tth. Tae town of lOfcsua was buried
W, ashea. Immense c0coauut planta.
tons were destroyed. 10 h estimated
that 40, 900 lives were lost. Relief Lac
been sent from the uelghboring Islands.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-30

ThcrcupOn the commander ordered
the lire returned anu q urisk cannon.
ade was kept 40 between the vessel
ant shore. The course VI tho gum
boat was changed 20 bring her nearer
the shore and render the IRE more
effective. The Moofs held the groundi
until tho vessel neaie1 shore whcn
they fed preclpilately.
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A spanish Vessel Attacked by Moors
on ihc coast NJ Morocco.

MADRID, Jolly 3O.-rhe Spanish gun.
boat "pilar," while cruising along the
coast OF Morocco, wa fired upon by a
party Of M0ors on shore, The COM
mander Of the gun0oat hoistcd the
Spanish nag, thinking the attack wrs
the result OF q mistake, aud expecting
that II would cease, hut the hriug be.
game more vigorous.
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ronrIrYINa VERONA.
A milton Dollars 10 he spent ON the
Work.

OTTAWA, Ont, July July 30,-- II Ia
reported that a million dollars viii be
spcnt on Qualifications In British CO.
lumbia. Mckenzie Powell, minister
OF the miiilia, aud Geneial Herbert
win 20 west shortly TO look over the
ground. II Indications are 10 be relied
on, II willnOt he long before the work
will 10 begun by throwing up u line OF
deienses, which Will make Victoria n
fortified city aud the naval station al
Esquimault inyulnerable In the event
OF war.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-30

WiLDnr n.-At Wimbiebuy, near iiodnos'
FORD. snHordshirc. June lsih. isp2, John Wiii.
bcri no was born AZ Londonderry, stafford
shire, March, l.is Tie bore drm testimony
20 the truth Of the Gospel. end endured Co the
end aaa futhful Latter day saiut-MHsla.ii
Sfnr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-30

NEW Youi,, july 31.-Fitty deaths
from hent were reported for the twenty
four hours ending ui II a. m. Fifteen
occurred since midnight. Nhe wen.
thcr Is not quite ~ wafm a. yesterday
with Lees humidity ani slight breeze.
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How 20 ANoid Asking GInd.tons To-
Form NyW cabinet.

LoSroN, July 3l,-lt X reported
that wuru the Queen sent tor the
Duke oi DgvOnshiro and nsatd him
what could bv done TO avoid calling on
Gladstone 10 form the new cabinet, no
answered TINT the only way was to
RhandOn Tho lhTone.
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arrested on the Complaint ~ John NJ.
Dickson, CLERK in the Homestead mill,
and an important witness Ia the riot
cases, who charges Spieia md others
with threatening HE HE, II he rtraists
In Ia.IllNIL..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-30

BALiIAIoRE, July 90 a special
form Cambridge, Mo-, Gays Tie olutla.
grafton wuiCh threatens the whole
town started In livery stable and
spread to Fox aud Mary and Ceutr.l
hotel. Tue glliur- Of The Chronicle aud
NcWs are In the mlust oi tie tiamos.
lhu trn T. spreading rapidly amt the
whole busiutts PORTION Of the town
seems To be- doomed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-30
4 LIGHTNING srRoKE,
a Peculiar Phenomenon connected
NtIhIt

PIT1snuRG, July 3O,-A severe
storm passed over tue clty last evening.
A number Of houses we're struck hy
lightning. Two negroes were killed
aud several Others were severely, prob.
ably fatally huft. One u the negroes
had photograph OF the leaves OF the
tree under which heto. IL shelter phuto-
graphed ON his breast, BUTT faded after
time. His legs turned permanently
white,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-30

PrrTtnrRG, July 8l.--tt Is probable
TINT m0lv arrests NJ anarchists Will be-
made soon, The Carnegie officials are
receiving threatening letters and the
officers Of the company are guarded by
SPECIAL p9lics. Emery SpieTs has been
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-30

wmMiNG1oN, Del, July SO.-A dis.
patch was received this afternoon
from the MAJ OF u Cambridge, Mary.
land, saying that there Is a big fiie
there anu hewhbie Town isin danger.
A train. started vita engines at 1850.
Cambridge has a population OF four
thousand two hundred,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-30

LONDON, July 3D.-Gladstonc l. sui.
fering from cold and IL confined 10
bed. Though the physician has order.
cd that Gladstone shall not be allowed
to arise, he announces his condition
not serious.
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A Correspondence Heiweeu iht'"r
Uou.n aud cleveland,


ATLANTA, July 80 Editor Howell
Of the Atlanta COasfitutiOH, upon Ills
return from the Chicago convention,
wrote EX-PfssiIeut Cleveland that
whatever might have been the diiier'
cnces among the Democrats o. 10 VINO
should be- nominated. they nll have
been hhrmoni1cd by the afblJament
VI the national convention and h.
would cc.ve the cordial support u
the CDHstiuiioH.
In reply Cleveland thanks Howell
fot the insurance ~ support and Gays
among other things. "Hurvstiy II
seems 10 mc that Democrats VINO are
not at hi time loyal % the cause are
fecteant 81 their country. The per-on-
ai advancement Of men h nnthiugi the
triumph ot the principles We advocate
IL everything
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-30
THE President commands People IN
wyoming 10 K-ep ~" Pence.

wAsHfNuroN, d. c., July sO.--The
Precedent has isfuoi n Proclamation
commanding all ~ sous In w oming
10 keep the peace aui cease opporiti'n
10 the law.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-30

YOKOHAMA, July 8O.-At unsuc.
ceafiul attempt was mauo to-day To ~.
saseinaio Count Okouu, the leader Of
the ProgTcz.ist Marty md Niscount
Tokanh, minister Of Justice.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-30

VALLEY CnY, ~. D., July 40
Governor Burke has proclaimed abso.
lutte quarantine against Manitoba on
account Of smalip0z.
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FORTN THIRD DIVIDEND.


7. q NJ, u slLT LAM VITT,
July li, l'Nl,
A QUARTERLY piYipENn or
~ 'urHn prr ctuS has thiu laf been
declared upun tar cfpiBl $50 90 Ws
lu-uIutInU, Of record Jnb }sgn, payable
August 80, lsli. Co tioul ha'dTrH per
spuhlly upon presentation ot their
hiHtk certificate or anon their written
pkuyr 4 - wEBBER, secretary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-30

CLAYsvut,E Pa, July Coon.
gresham Alexander X. CfAlg died
last night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-30

$4,000 40 DtNyEH Ann RETURN
Via tne Union Pacific.
Tie Shortest aud Fastest Limo.
Two Daily Trains each way.
Tickets sold August Ith to 5,b.
Good 30 days.
Ticket Ofiifp 20l Main Ttreet.
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riiibust.'Ing Continued In tn"
House,

| House
WAsntNdruS, July 30.-Tmmodi.
ately on assembling the House resumed
the hlibustefiug on the Worlds Fair
amendment to tho spndry civil bill,
with no prospect u cessation Of hes.
Utilities.
Holman, Indiana, offered "a rcsolu.
! ton extending the sundry civil mp
ri pfiation of last year I'll August lsi.
Hopkins, Of Illinois, objected. The
spe kef thought the resolution had no
priority over the suniry civil service
I'LL, 10th making appropriations, hut,
AZ Il was the most important, he would
Inquire into Il further.
The House then adjourned out Of
respect 10 the memory OF Of the late
Representative Craig.
THE sESATE.
There was not aquOuum In the Sen.
ate to-day, but attention was not called
TO the fact and routine business was
proceeded with.
Higgins offered n resolution directing
the committee on Interstate commerce
to investigate the aggression Of the
Canadian Pacific Railroad and the
affiliated Pacific Ocean Steamship
line on the American commerce, ana
report nv 10 the propriety u suspend.
ing the privileges OF transit Oftrnie on
tue west side Of tho continent, aud
recommended leglslatlon TO protect the
Internal md foreign commerce OF the
United States against Canadian az.
erosion. Referred to committee on
interstate commerce.
Allison introduced n Joint resolution
continuing the appropriations Tor the
service OF the government covered by
the sundry civil bill to August 3td.
Passed.
Wnshhurn made another uusuccess-
ful attempt to yet the nnti.option bill
voted on next week.
Finally It was consented to let the
motion 80 over TN next eestlon ~ un.
finished buhintsa.
The names Of the members OF Con-
gfuss referred To by Watson
In the pamphlet alleging drunkenness
were not disclosed by him this morn
ing mt the session OF the special com.
mission appointed yesterday u inquire
Into the charges. He saii ko knew
enough TO substantiate them, but
would not mention the NAMES except
under COmpui-lon. lilo said hs had In
his mind two membcm.
He had been present during the de-
bate on the silver bill at u night session
10 March when he ,wro,o about the
members reelinR on the iloOr ~ the
House intoxicated. Tue phrase,
drunken speakers debating grave
questions" referred 10 one OF the
speakers In the Noyes.Rockwell de-
bate!
\ large number Of other members
OF the house were also called anu "A
number Of them testified TO having
seen members I'm the House intori-
Gated. No names were mentioned.
the committee reserved tho question
requiring the names 10 be given.
The Vice President has instructed
by Telegraph the absent members t.
return ana remain TN the business OF
Congress Is done.
Adjourned out Of re5pect to the
| n,ulnfy Of Efai.
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rmr eMrn n,ALrNr srnIILr
4 Movement GA Toot to ArbIiraie the
Matter

BOISE CITY, Idaho, July "A
movement 10 ON foot between leading
men TO induce 10th parties Ia Cmuf
d'Alenp to eubmit 10 arbitration by u
commission OF prominent citizens.
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: BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
FoR sALls.
WANTED.

EuNrH CruRs TO HNUL FREIGHT TO
y muuiho Hig Cottonwood JHuuu. AMY
o. %, +. loauF, Room 500 Constitution Build
iug. dNB
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-09-08
Suggestion for Il Summer TriD

If YOU wish to take the trip of lifetime.
purchase the low rate excursion tickets
sold by all principal lines in the United
Pacific Railroad to Yellowstone National
Park, Pacific cost and Alaska.
The trip is made with the highest
buled trains of the Northern Pacific Rail-
road, when carry dining cars and lux
urlouS Pullman sleeping cars from
Chicago, st. Paul and Minneapolis to
Montana and the Pacific coast, without
change, and special Pullman sleepers
from st. Paul and Minneapolis to Yellow
stone Park.
The scenery en- route is the most magni-
ticent to be found in the seven States
through which the road passes Beauti-
ful mountains, rivers. valleys. lakes and
plains follow each other in rapid success
sion to delight the tourist, who will also
find lnterestin the agricultural. mining.
numbering, industrial and other interests
associated with the development of the
great Northwest.
Ihecrowning glory OF the trip through
the Northwest, however. is the visit to
eilowstOne Park, the land of hot springs,
geysers and gorgeous canons, and to
Alaska with its endless ocean channels:
snow-capped peaks, Indian villages and
giant glaciers.
Ii YOU wish to investigate this sugges-
ton further send to Charles s. Fee, Gen
eral Passenger Agent, y. p. R. R., st.
Panl, Mimi, for copies of the Handsomely
illustrated ''Wonderland" book, Yellow
stone Park and Alaska folders
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-09-08
POLITICAL JOBBERY
Gui i,hurO Headlight.

Dr. W T. Exum. the Third party
GHbcrnltOrlaI nominee. has confded
t most intimate friend that his party
n perfected arrangements with Ma
nal Republican headquarters, that in
&C IidrrlsonS election looks favor
a = on the day of November Sth next,
I entire vote of the, Peoples party
W. he thrown into the hands of the
Republicans.
n return. the Republicans have
Pledged themselves togivc their entire
voc to Weaver, If Harrison's chances
OF election should look doubtful that
d.. This bargain, according to the
N,1ycrite candidate, was made be-
tween both parties, to beat Cleveland
Al al hazard and with the express
view 10 brell, the Solid South.
The gentleman who informed us OF
tn conspiracy, and to whom this con
lesson MAS made by DR.. Exum. is a
most reputable citizen of this county,
an. $ willing to make affidavit to the
question OF ycr1City between himself
anI DIR. Exum.
i'oc>n't this show plainly that a
vr.' for Weaver means Il ballot for Har-
T. IL. and ri.t rcys4 ?
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-09-08
WORTH READING.

What Is ne matter with the price
.. co,lon3 Inc Mckinley tariff bill,
.acA wen INTO operation October
B.. 1890, lad such a duty on manu-
a; ",ufcd cotton goods that not a yard
Md come into this country. Eng
nd takes two of every three bales of
r,..1m, and the American market
A-'ln2 bcca closed against English
manufacturers, they had depressed the
P-.'c Of the rtw material. Under the
-.-h tariff OF 1872, ''the bill of abom-
h".lons, cotton declined in 1915 to
cnt-, in 1870 very low tariff
I.~ was enacted and the price of cot
,'n Immediately advanced.
The Third party says that the per
cpl1 clrclIation is $500 in Massa-
'H"aetts. $50 in New York and only
= IN North Carolina. The circula-
tn IN China IS only SI.2o and in
Japan SI-4o, and yet, excepting for
tn freight, pound of cotton is worth
city as much in Charlotte as it it in
l. ton, New York, Chin. or Japan.
! ID, proves ConclusiveIy that the cir
c.lltion per head has not the least to do
VIII the Irice of cottOn.-.Srnato,
i N5oW at CH1L0Lfc.
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Compare the Two.
| Richmond Times.

General Adlai E. Stevenson, the
next Vice President of the United
States, employs great many workers
IN coal mines The New York VorIA
says that on Monday night a delega-
ton Of 800 of these workmen called
upon him to congratulate him on his
nomination, and to thank him for his
unfailing kindness and fairness in his
treatment of them. He replied:
"The most kindly and cordial feel
ings should ever exist between the
employer and employed. All disa-
greement should be settled either by
conference or by arbitration. 1t has
been my firm conviction for years
that organization looking solely to the
lettering of the protection of their
rights is a necessity to the wage
earnerS.
These sentiments are rather different
from those that Carnegie, the favored
son of Radical Monopoly, seems to be
governed by.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-09-08
THE DIFFERENCE.
baltimore sun. |


y Texas farmer is informed that the
difference between the Democrats and
IT, Republicans on the silver question,
defined by the recently adopted plat
forms, IS TIL, that the Democrats are
clearly for thc frcc,coinagc of both silver
and gold dollars, provided the silver
dollar have the same intrinsic and ex-
c8ngcablc value as the gold dollar,
Willie the Republicans have declared
To- something that is not easily under
stood. They say: The "Republican
party demands the use of both gold
and silver S standard money, with
81. II restrictions and under such pro
VISIONS, to be determined by legislation,
n will secure the maintenance of the
panty OF values of the two metals"
TIE eastern and northern Republicans
4 IT that his does not mean free
C mage OF my sort of silver dollar,
w-lLc those of the west and south say
1t Is IN out-and-out plank for the free
coinage of the deprecated silver
q Han
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-09-08
LEONANIE

~ +. WHITCONBE RILEY.
.nuanir-2r GELS named her,
And they took the light
ST tie laugi iug stars. ami framed her
fl ~uit ~ white
And the made her hair Of gloomy
Midnight, and her eyes of glowing
MOonehinr. and they brought her I" me
IT. tire silent night.
I -olemn hight of summer,
When my InaTt Of gloom
Hlo--Omcd Gls 10 greet the conner
Like rose in bloom
All fDIcbDdiug, that distress 1t III"
forgot a. 10y CaTc~-ci me,
Living ioy that caught and pressed mf
In the arms Of doom.
raIv pakc tie little li,pcr
Ia the angel tongue,
ut listening heard her whisper.
ruGg- are only sang
Here below that they may gIicVc YOU
Tall ar told YOU 10 deceive YOU
- must Lcoaauie leave YOU
=! nile her .OTc l. young
fa". God -tl He'd and il was morning,
AIatChl,-- and supreme,
Il"tvrH- glory seemed adjoining
h.nIth with II esteem.
Every heart but mine scem'd gifted
With the voice OF prayer, and lifted
Wherein LrOnanIc driftcd
!Inia mr, a Like dream.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-09-08

North Carolina is taxed ten millions
of dollars year by the Republican
tariff Our taxes should not be one
half of that. Suppose we kept thai
amount of money in the State every
year, don't you think it would take
considerable burden off the farmer
and make money more plentiful!
Still, the Third party leaders have no,
one word to say about either tariff Of
pensions, two things, more than all
Others, which are sucking the life
blood out of the South. Strange, ISM
it?-Rocky Mount Argonaut
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