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Rev. J. W. Henry, who for sixteen
years was resident of Tahiti, will lect-
ure this evening and tomorrow evening
at the Emmanuel Baptist Church, corner
of Twenty-fifth and Y streets, on 1.-The
Scenery, Manners and Customs of the
South Sea Islands, The lectures will
be illustrated
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Another Lottery Dealer.

Last night Captain Bradley captured
another Chinaman with a load of lottery
tickets and locked HIM up.
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I OST-A TAN-COLORED POCK KETBOOK,
II containing check for $40 and other pa
perS OF no value except to owner. Finder Will
De rewarded by returning 10 the FASHION
STABLES, K street, between Fifth and Sixth.
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EOR SALE CHEAP-1GO SACKS OF PO-
i tatoes; fine quality, at 25 cents per sack.
Inquire at 500 Eleventh street. my2I-3t=
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EOK SALE "a GROWING BUSINESS
L paying $3.50 per month; easily run; only
tnose having $4,000 need apply. Address a.
b.. box IL, koAciaInentO, Gal.
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Grain From - Nnrth.

The steamer Dover came down from
Colusa yesterday loaded to the guards
with wheat.
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60 O00 FORS< <LE-LOT 4OxSO; HOUSE
O~.OUU. i've rooms and bath; shed. Ap-
ply on premises, 1924 | street. myl 7-2ws
The record-union., 1892-05-24

DANCH FOR SALE-TWO MILES SOUTH
Z L east Of Lincoln, Placer County; 22O acres
choice fruit land; the place is improyed has q
gCOu house, barn and other buildings upon il,
and is inciosed by q substantial fence: the
property was formerly known as CaIderwood's
ranch; for sale on easy terms. Apply to MRS.
LAU URENCE MCKEARNEY or 5. SOLOT
HOLb her attorney, 92o Fifth street, Sacra-
mCntO,
The record-union., 1892-05-24

A YOUNG MAN DESIRES NICELY FIR
"a n1shed room, with good board where he
can have the comforts OF home. Please ad-
dress a, this Office mv0O-3fs
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EOR SALE - TWO NO. l DRAFT OR
L truck horses. Inquire of BOOTH & CO.,
Il trOnt street. mEI WS
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JOR SALE-LOTS 40 OR sOxl6o FEET.
l. north side OF street. between Twentieth
and Twcnty-tirst streets; one of the finest 10
cations in the Gity-aDOve all possible Hoods
w. T.. CHAMBERLAIN, 161S NJ street.
TOR SALE-ONE OF THE FINEST. AND
h largest saloons in the city; extra family
entrance; best location; stock and lease. In
quire at this Office.
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WTANTED-ONE GOOD HARNESS RE-
w palrer. Address, stating wages, WANT
ED, this Office. myl9-4t
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E'OR SALE CHEAP-A WELL-BRED NOR
L man dapple bay stallion Can be seen at
Davisville. apply GEORGE WEBER, at
DaNlSNllIe.
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pOOK-KEEPER WANTED-APPLY RY
II mail 10 Z. .. box 119, Sacramento None
put thoroughly competent man with best OF
references need apply. rny23-1t
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InHt-4n1tnn.

EOUND-A GOOD REVOLVER. OWNER
l. call at COMSTOCK'S FURNITURE
STORE, describe property and pay for this
nCtlCe. my21-2tF
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I OST-SATURDAY,A A DIAMOND WATCH
II charm with monogram on back, "G B. ~
c. Finder kindly return to DIR. Glow, 031
h street, and receive reward. Iny2l l-3tE
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GOOD COAT FINISHERS WANTED
" COLMAN Il CO., 1924 Third street. Its
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Go Jrt on 8e9rt.

ID EsIDENCE, 8l431 X STREET, TO RENT
IL 1st of May. Inquire at COOPER'S MU-
SIC STORE
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TslO LkT-FOR THE SUMMER MONTHS.
l. sunny front suites; also single rooms with
board. 1OUO Pine street, san francisco.
The record-union., 1892-05-24

WANTED AGENTS TO SELL. THE
w greatest female remedy of the age Ap.
ply to ID. w. LLNFIELD at 1lO9 JsLinl S-6fS
The record-union., 1892-05-24

Ever since sale commenced has attracted thousands OF
ladies From the fact that every lady in want
OF Dry Goods of kind it for her interest buy where
she do the best and get the most for her We claim
to be the This week has opened with additional
agement and excitement store has been scene OF
activity and business right through every hour the day.
The record-union., 1892-05-24

GLEEMAN HOUSE -FURNIS HE'D
VI rooms by day, week or month"; best and
| cleanest beds in city for 2 3 and 90 cents. Cor
ner Third and streets.
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FINO LET-A FIVE-ROOM HOUSE ON NJ
i street, near Tenth. Apply at SlLLER
BROS, 1914 Thirteenth street.
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muttteo.

~ MAN Il Co., 1924 Third street. 1t*
(NANTED AN EXPERIENCED FIR
~ niShlng goods salesman. Apply CHAS
=. PhlPPS, superintendent Weinstock Iu-
hIu N Co. mV24-3t
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WANTED - PERSONS LOOKING FOR
w help OF any kind, or sober and fndustri-
GUS men seeking employment, can be satisfied
by calling or addressing the Intelligence"
1OI Second street, Sacramento. CHAS. r.
MILLER, proprietor ap1-6m
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8feetiltn alntirea.
00etternl 3ttutfres

NOTICE. DON'T FORC,Er nm,
~ ton sale OF the ranch of MRS = IJOpSG
% miles southeast OF Sacramento Pa-tfns -,
W6shihg 96s9 10 attend sale can take the $40 or
1o:4O Train 10 Florin, where teams viii coTr-
Vey them to premises. Sale positive az ! y ~
MAY 20, 1892. ny, aS I. u. NJ
HOT CHICKEN TAMALES. 2 FOR %
H cents; nice and clean; can be had evarv
evening at northwest corner Tenth ana T
s'eeIs' formerly Kept at Ninth and streets,
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KNOW THY FATE-MNIE. CANNETO
IN wonderful clairvoyant and card reader!.
ADVICE on business, love, etc. 4O91% X street
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HASH PAID FOR SECONDHAND
=, NoNeis at oo3 n street. myl4-tf
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CALESMEN WANTED-TO SELL OUR
- goods by sample to the wholesale and re-
tail trade; liberal salary and expenses paid;
permanent positions; money advanced for
wages, advertising, etc. For full particulars
and reference, address MANU-
EAlNIl- kINLL Co L,hinacrn o. or.,rEv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-27
Captain Casscns Of the Ship "0ccanr
Tells VIVA; lie saw
at Sea.
a SAILING VESSEL CUT iH
TWEln
The Wrecked Craft Supposed TO BE the
"frod u. Taylor" OF
Yarmouth, y. e..
by Telegraph to tho SEwL
= COLLISION.


NEW YuRiS, June 2g.--If what Ia
now deemed probable proves true, the
Portuguese ttgamship "Nega" nud the
British calling ship Erred ~. Taylor"
OF Yarmouth, n. -, have been IN col.
lision and one or both haye gone to the
bottom. such calamity would Ia.
volve $50 lives In the greatest reril.
Captain Casscns y. tho steamship
Ocean" which reached here from
Amsterdam Saturday, said that Thurs.
day morning hls vessel passcd the
stern OF "a sailing ship which had evil
IDENTIFY been cut in twain. By some
other craft about 260 milts east Uf
Sandy hooi. Tho wrecked stern was
bottom up aud tho ships namv sub.
merged. Above thu water, IN plain
lct,vrs on tho stern he read "iaT.
mouth, y. g." Captain Cassens CAV.
description which thliies almost
exactly with the moasuremont OF the
stern Of tho erred ID. Taylor" IL was
cut, he said, Just as a big iron.hullod
steamship would have done when
cleaVing u wooden vessel.
Tho "raylor" lott Havre In ballast
manned by n crow OF twenty-five mon
under Captain uurlbrri, May 18th,
and sho has now been out forty-tour
days. June 18th she was reported
about $50 miles rnst OF Sandy Hook.
The "faylof" was - iast sniler aud
should have been Ia New York eight
days ago nj least. What connects thc
Portuguese steamer "Vegan with tho
missing ship 10 tho fact that the steam.
ship Vega" when lett LirnOu GA
June 5ih, Is now iully hve days over.
duc. Sue Is consignoa 20 g.. AuHing y
Go. OF this city, aud when she ltft
Lisbon there were 3iG Storage ua-scu.
gors on board. She was unler the
command ~ Captain Rosa, and
manned by crew al about fily men,
officers included. She always stupppd
at the A21fes Tor passungcgH. hence, II
Ia believed there we've AZ lUaBi iJi pcy.
IONS on the vessel when she loft for
Now York.
Her ,ra{sgo rarely occupies mere
than flilecn dnye, including stops, aud
one Oi the agents yesterday 6aid he ex.
! pccicd the arrival ui the vessel las,
Wednesday. There 10 nothing 10
indicate thu. the "Nugs" mas been in
collision With the "FFod y. ThylOrii
beyond the fact that tho steamer on
the last voyage hers would take al.
most the tgnio cUune ~ the sailing
cOurse. Those interested In ihe shlp
are fearful that what Is now "A suspicion
may prove TO be u dreadful certainty.
Tn, fact that the "kegg" 90 overdue
and no vessel has sighted hcr NO far ~
known, 10 regarded ~ disquieIi ng
circumstance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-27

Living without plans Is shiftlcssncss.
Living above plans may DO tho highest
life OF faith. Tho ordinary traveller
must look TO tho beaten track us hii
guide in journoying, but no who Is COM.
potcnt TO be an explorer may strike out
from the travelled way and DO guided by
the circumstances Of each hour In his
action beyond that path. Bnt II q man
Is to do without tho ruts aud tho finger
boards of the common highway ho must
DO able to read the signso of tho heavens
in order to bc suro Of his bearings as no
journeys. \ man has occasion to roly
on rules and patterns Of conduct unless
he has tho ability to comprehend and
apply principles in every special omor.
gency. only ho who has faith that God
has called him TO act all by himself in
the world is justified in starting out in
life not knowing whittier ho goes; but ho
eau move forward fearlossly.- sunday
School Times,
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Congressman Bryan, of Nebraska,
is credited with the following story
Once white boy said to Il colorcd
boy, Lots go into cahoots and 20
coon hunting, You furnish the dog
and climb tho tree and | will do the
holloiing'
Well, they wont. The white boy,
ho hollercd, aud the colorod boy, he
furnished the dog and climbed the
tree. They caught three coons.
Whom they camo 10 divide, the white
boy took all the coons. Tho colorcd
boy protested.
Here what am going to have,r
he asked.
why" replied the white boy,
YOU got the cshools. vi cowse.o
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CORH, June %. - while William
O,Bfiun WAS. attending mas, this
morning y crowd Of parhellitcs sur.
rounded the church, Jcrfing and howl
ing. On leaving the church O'Bfl"u
wa escorted 10 the hotel by snti.
parnelIit,s. A running hght was Kept
up by IL. factions. AZ the hotel n
serious conflict arose, In which several
persons 'yrfs injured. Tho crowd was
finally dispersed by the police. VIM.
Redmond and the Lord Mayor Of
Dublin were stoned 81 compelled to
ilee whilc Nltomi ting TO canvass the
nt.PArncllitc stronL hold this morn
rug. Tho paruellltCs attacked q meet
lux Of Enti.Parnulliics addressed by
O'Bfirn nsd Dfoko Il up. Later Rod
mOud and Ihr LORD Mayor Of DuOiiu,
supported by 5000 Paruelll,es, patAded.
The pGruollites broke many wlndOws
as the Jassri, and tho residents took
ehult,r IN the houses AMI prltvd the
crowd from the windows. Several
doors Were broken In and the occu-
pauta Ui The LUuEcs beaten. Tho Par
nellltus then held "A meeting, addresses
being made by Redmond anu the Lord
Mayor OF Dublin. After the meeting
.hu patncllitss wrecked tho rooms Of
the Blackpool bank. The police were
unable 10 cope with the disorder. Fiji
teen injured cOmba,antH were taken TO
the hospital tor treatment. Many
others were slightly Injured. O'Bren
addressed mn anti. PaTneilite meeting
this evening.
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A rrcnchman Arrested for Conveying
Information OF the Defenscs
10 Foreigners.
THE AMEaleau ArrAeHE iHvoLvEu
IN THE scRAPE.
20 Information Received Of the Anali
by Secretaries Llkins or
Wharton.
Charges tnVoivnE M American
military Atihehe.

PARIS, June IA clerk Of the
navy department was arrested ytsior-
day charged with conveying docu-
ments relative T. French doienscs, 10
Germany aud Italy. lie debates that
Captain Henry ID. Borgp OF tho
ordinance department OF the Unilud
States army. who IN military atiache
Of the American Legation here, bought
the plans OF dcfensos md commute
Gated them ~ Germany and Italy. T..
Jefferson Coolidge, American minister,
has written formal letter TO Captain
Borup In regard to the charges made
against him by Grenicr, the clerk.
Captain Bprup denied that lac conmu'
ricRtvd anything 10 Germany or
Italy. He viii not cay whether lie
sent the documents to Washington,
hut admits that Gr,riier gave him cor-
tain documents. HIS response 70
Coolidge's demand for an explanation
IN an emphatic protest against tue
charge that he communicated any
thing 10 Germany or Italy. Grenier
was arrested IA he was entering BOrup'3
residence. The oillcefs did not express
surprise at B)rup's connection with
the anhir. They declare thnt hs has
beon under BIspiciou for months but
the authorities could obtain no positive
proof which would warrant them In
making charges against him.
No INFORMATION AT WASHINGTON.
WAsinNUToN, June 2j.-Sooretsfy
ElkinA and Acting Secretary Whar.
ton each said this evening that they
had received no Information whatever
In regard to the charge that Captain
BOup,a United states military nttgche
at Paris, has given Information con.
cerning french dclenses to Germany
nnd llaly.
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Results Inn Fatal Array Between thc
Leaders.

Ioauctk.
san FRScisco, June GA long
dandiDg feud, having IT. origin In
l0cal politics, between tho HniCh and
MrMgnus inmillci of the POtteTo In
this city, culmiuutei at nom today In
a. encounter In which Jack Wdlc.
shot End seriously wounded Cornelius
Mchianus and was himself fatally
f,abuod in the abdomen by the latter.
Both men nre now lying In a receiving
hospital Vt the point u death AMI
Flank McMauus, who Il a brother Of
Cornelius and Ia known ~ the liking
Of POtrero," Is In the hanlB Of the Io'
iico.
The cause Of the affair was the part
that WEIGH took yts'Htlay In securing
Awartant for the arrest OF Frank Nc.
Manus upon u charge VI forgery. Me-
Nanus has since been looking for
Welch. welch, accompanied by
Michael Curran, formerly police
court bailih, was entering his
cart after leaving saloon
on Third street when McManuz
rushed upon them. Account. dlllcr
rs TO who struck the first blow, but II is
stated that Welch tried TO drive on
when Cornelius McMnnua pulled him
from the cart, at the same time plung-
Ing pocl;etknife into his abdomen.
WEIGH fell to tho pavement and IA
crowd OF McManus's followers com.
menced TO kick him. Welch drew
pistol anu fired u shot at Corncllus,
The report OF tho shot temporarily
frightened the crowd,an before welch
could fire his weapon again Onipor
Little put In an appearance al dis.
armed him. AS sOolI Rs the weapon
was out OF Woloh's clutch the Nc.
Mhnus crowd closed Ia ON him again
and commenced beating ani kicking
him. He managed To break away
from his assailants' anu took refuge IN
the saloon.
McManus was taken TO u receiving
hospital where II was found that the
ball Ind entered the len breast Just be-
low the heart. McManus was very
weak, and his Condition critical.
Welch was next brought In by ON GERS
Little and Kelly. His face was
swollen and bleeding from mum.
er0us cuts, while his cloth
log from the waist down was
saturated with blood. DIR. Somcrs pro-
bounced Welch's wounds fatal. There
was a single stab In the abdomen on
The left side evidently made by n tou'
bio edged knife with blade three.
quarters OF an inch wide. Frank Me-
Manus followed Welch TO the receiving
hospital and attempted tqABsault him,
but was placed under Unrest. Nc.
Manus and Welch arc keepers Of rival
hotels In PotIer0, which Ia populated
win iron moulders, stone cutters and
employees OF slaughter yards there, and
nave also been rival political leaders
In their district for come time past.
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Many square niies OF Country
Submerged.

CuIdAdO, June 20. So Five SQUARE
miles adjacent 10 Dauphin, n suburb
VI this city, are ut the mercy Of
the waves, which u strong northeast
wind Is forcing through tho
Easements and first floors. = great
body Of water collected In the Mud
Lake rcgion,and this afternoon rushed
down with terrific force upon Grand
Crossing, whose citi1ens were panic.
stricken at tho sight Of the Rising water
gradually invading eyesy home and
driving housebO ldefs either from their
dwellings or TO second stories. At
the present writing there hro
not less than two feet Of water
In the streets. Every basement IL
flooded aud the foundations Of mum.
Dor OF buildings weakened. At Ford
ham and Dauphin Park the suffering
IL leas, hut the water IL rising at the
rate Of an inch per hour. Every effort
IL being made by thoso overtaken by
the flood toHcape with their families.
Only by means OF improvised raft Il, tho
movement possible. No loss OF life has
been reported, but rescu!ng parties are
ont. Two boys were drowned at Mud
Lake this afternoon.
DAVENPORT, Ia, June 26.-rhs
Mississippi 10 five inches higher than
the Hoods Of 1855. Along the lowlands
in South Rock Island hundreds OF
families have been driven from their
homes. The railroads are flooded out
OF town. The factories along the river
front have been forced to suspend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-27
GLADSTONE STRUCK.
voman Throws Piece OF Ginger
Bread aud Hits Ills
Eye.
.vr Aorp STATESMAN MAKES a
SPIRITED Speech.
,r,r which lie Places Himself IN the
Hands Of an 0c-
culisi.
0, 1si,rapnio ,hs NEWS.
GLADSTONE ASsAULTED.
. woman Thrown u MiasiI. nj Ills
race.

vanau Throuu u Miasii. at Ills
race.
toSpoS, June 25.-Gladstone, while
ad,lug through Chester today 10 Mt
and u meeting OF the Liberal CIub,
g,s struck with flying niisgile near
ibo eve. lie announced Ills delerml-
fstl6n to attend the meeting regard.
10 Of the accident, aud was cheered
m,tily by the crowd who witnessed the
deed. ,
,on IL woman anu that the missile
vas large piece Of ginger bread.
when Mr.. Gladstone arrived al tie
slup two doctors were Immediately
,ammoned. They made careful ex-
animation and found the inJlred eye
,sp,Id,rably iniiamud. In spite Of the
sIsurblng Incident Mr.. Gladstone
made A spirlted speech which was np.
nauded throu shout aud NJ the close
isv sneaker received an ovation. In
Inc course Of his remarks Mr.. Glad.
,lone showed that there was no doubt
iu his mind that the persons who
sounded him did 40 from malice. He
aid the opponents OF the Liberals were
f,hting them with weapons Of intim.
Nation and the invention Of religious
blvotry. lie found his eye had become
very painful anu tcndeL and another
s1amination was made. Gladstone at
once repaired 10 the office Of an ocrulist
and placed himself IN his hands for
treatment.
The occulist states that there 10 a
large abrasion at tle corner Of the eye
extending to the edge Of the pupil. lie
sAys the groatest care viii be necessary
10 prevent serious and permanent In.
Jury 10 the organ. The wound On Mr..
Gladstone's face bled freely. The
woman who threw the Missile wac
recognized M the wife Of All artizan.
She Is not yet arrested, but the police
are on her trail and expect soon to
have her In custody.
HE Is RECOVERING.
LONDON, June 9B.-Nr. Gladstone II
pfJgfesning iavOmblr. The iniigmmn.
ion IN his eye a. going away anu Il
llkrly 10 10 followed BY NO heTlous TO-
suits.
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MUNICH, June 26.-Prince and
Princess Bismarck and party started
tor klssingen today. A large crowd
at tho station heartily choered the
Prince and sang patriotic songs.
Bouquets were presented 10 the er-
chancellor At tho stations along the
route. The party were given nm on.
thusiastlc reception nj Klssingon.
In an interview published In tho
Munich Zetung today Prince Bis.
marck says he received n verbal answer
10 the effect that the audience which
no solicited with the Emperor Francis
Joseph could not be granted. At the
outset tho feeling was favorable TO
granting hls request, but suddenly
changed doubtless owing to ID strong
Berlin pressure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-27

CiSCiNNATi, June 25.--rhe Nation.
vi Prohibition convention, which will
meet In this city WEDNESDAY, June 20,
bids fair 20 outstflp ia two predecessor
at Minneapolis aud Chicago In sl1e.
The total delegation list l. ll0l. The
National committee ofthe panty opened
headquarters this AfteriOon Mt the
Gfand Hotel. A mass mtetins ID
arranged for tomorrow afternoon ~
preliminary. st. John peIomptor.ly
doclLcs 10 permit the use ~ hi- mama
for Presidential nominee. The next
man suggested Is General John Bid.
will Of California.
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iie Paradcs Hinder oucsn yictpria's
windows.


LbSDoN, June 25.-When Buffalo
Bl'a troupe arrived at Windsor today
they were greeted BY n great crowd.
MHJDr-Gouetal Mcneil met them and
informed Cody that the Queen desired
10 vieH from her window tho entry Of
the lroup into the arena. SO Buffalo
Bill, At the head Ola motley procession,
parpded under the Queens window,
and, after performing several mpncuv
era, proceeded 10 the place selected
for the exhibition. Tho arena, which
faced the east terrace, was a large
open space. Tho ground WIS enclose
by huHlles, and In the confer OF the
tctracca email pavilion, surmouptei
by tho royal arms, was erected. The
spacCa on either eide were crowded
with afistocratic percentages.
Promptly 1T III. hour fixed for the
show the Queen came forth from tho
castle attended by Princess Beatrice
sud her children and Princess Chris.
liau. The Queen was attiTod In black
Of the plainest description. When the
royal party settled in their places the
signal was given and the entertainment
hegau. Salisbury, the manager OF the
wild West show, was introduced 10 the
Queen and stood by her side TX planning
each act us 1t was performed, The
Queen was IN the beet Of humor and
appeared greatly interested In the
many strange sights she witnessed.
At tho end OF the performance Buff
alo Bill and Major Burke were Intro.
duced to her. She complImentod
Buffalo Bill very highly and presented
him with large gold seal containing
her monogram surrounded by the royal
motto. She gave Salisbury n handsome
scarf pin consisting OF her initials stud.
cd with diamonds and surmountOd by
tho imperial crown.
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MONDAY. JUNE o. 1899. SALT UTAH TERRITORY

and also the required assistance OF the
persleto take a iew italian loau.
ne hingand Queen Of Italy arrived
~ Frankfort TO-DAY. Tho Thirteenth
IIutssfs' OF which regiment King
Ituinbutt placed himself at tho head,
marched 10 the barracks, where he
Iuncied with the officers,
Queen MargherItA proceeded 10 OK.
tud her proposed congratulations to
Empress Frederick uton tho hetfothal
o. her daughter, Princes Margaret, 10
ifinoc, Frederick Charles, eldest son
OIL the LandRtave OF Htbse.
BIsMARcit's TRIuMrHAL PROGRESS
reschci liz climax tonight at the re-.
eeption given In his honor nj the
hathhaus nj Munich. Al the guests
trimmed over with unthusiasm,
Itlnce Bismmck oEpf,ased thanks Tor
the reception given him. He hopud
peace would continue 10 bu ssurrd the
Empire by the existing alliances. some
allueions In his speech plainly iudi.
Gated that Pflnce Bismarck dcgl srs to
convey the impression that the policy
OF Emperor William aud Chancellor
Won Capriyi was failutc and
menacod the future Of Bavaria, as II
ala That OF other parts OF the Empire.
Alaimingsadyiccs conn from 81.
Pelorfburg, 6hOwing that preparations
are being made for an outbreak OF
chOlofn.
The Emperor IL at Steitin, where he
ia launching the warship "kvisco."
lie VIII return IL Kiel Tuesday aud
thun slnrt on month's voyage 10 Nor.
way.
Poultney Bigelow aud Frederick
Remington, who were expelled from
Russia a short time ngO, have arrived
here. Bigelow complains that lack
Of Interest was shown In the case by
the American charge d'Rilnirs at ".
Petersburg. The affair has made him
stlll more persona grata with Emperor
william. He was invited both to a
state dinner and concert given In
honor OF King Hunbert.