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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-15
| ENCOURAGEMENT.
FOR SHERIFF.

To ne DtnOcrdfs or Quo tOEHty'
hereby announce myself g. q candidate for
the Office OF Sheriff Of Ohio county. subject 70
the decision OF the Democratic primaries.
most respectfully ask for your votes ara inru-
enre Ifeg}e gAdhl r. A. McCABE.
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ENCOURAGEMENT.
FOR SHERIFF..

To the voters O. Ohio county: ! hereby an
uorpca myself : candidate for the ofiice OF
sheriff OF Ohio County, subject 70 the decision
Of the Democratic primaries. and respecGuhy
solicit your support JOHN COkCORAN-
m6sAdh
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aarts Advertisements
DUBLIC LIBRARY NOTICE.

The Wheeling Public Library will be closed
from March o TO March 81 inclusive, ior the
purpose Of taxing annual inventory OF books
etc. -.
On March 81 and April and 3 tho Library
will be open FOR reading but 10 books can be
taken out on these days
All books tno matter when taken OUT must
be returned on or before March u. maEl5,Sl.S 20
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announcements.
A INVOLVEMENT.
FOR SHERIFF

I hereby snpounce myself candidate Tor the
ONCE OF Sheriff OF Ohio County. subject 70 the
decision OF The Democratic Primaries. and -
spectfully solicit the support and aid Of all
democrats 10 secure for me the nomination.
4 A. FRANZHElM.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-15

CALL and see 1000 Spring Samples
for Gents Suits. J. w. Ferrel, Agent
for w. & B.
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Police Court.

There were seventeen cases IN Police
Court Yesterday morning. hurry Nc
Donald. for beating up Bridgeport
man. was fined $40 and costs. John
Brown, Harry Norman, Dan Crum-
bacher and Frank Jobes, the fictitious
names given by the young bloodS who
raised the row at Annie Keim'S, were
Leu of with Al and costs each. Tommy
Ma.oy and Charles JeiferS, who stood
CHARGED with asSaultiug Shorts, the
hack driver, in East Wheeling, We're
dismissed, it being shown that one Nal
colin actually did the Singing. Robert
OHare, for diSorderly conduct AT the
Hobbs glass works, 81. Two Sunday
drunks got s. and costs each, and two
vags were allowed TO get out OF town.
Nav Williams was charged $50 and
costs for keeping a house OF i'll fame,
and one girl and two men - and costs.
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5DnnteS.

uTANTED-FIRST CLASS LAUND ESS.
w Reference required. Apply at Fo.t Henry
Club mrlSdqes
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Children Cry for Pitchers CastOria
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-15

In point of Artistic Work, Excellence
of Material, and Lowness Of Price, the
above stock easily distances everything
and anything shown in the city.
Everything Seasonable, Novel and
Useful for Man, Boy or CHILD is repre-
sented in the above display.
Prices guaranteed to be the cheapest
in the city.
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nerotea to Charleston.

Thornhilrs Real EStdtC Bulletin is the
latest new publication in Charleston.
Unlike other journalistic ventures in
the Capitol City, il has mission TO per-
form, viz: TO advertise the prosperous
aad growing city on the Great Kama
VIVA. We nope that Mr.. Thornhill will
make his Real Estate Bulletin success.
The contentS-moStly statistics relative
20 Charlestou's growth-nave been care
fully prepared, some OF which are quite
Interesting.
The coal and coke shipments from the
Kanawha Valley for 1891 was 54.429,31l
bushels. Besides this 23,300,0O0 feet,
board measured Cf timber; 762, 500 oak
slaves; 625,O 900 railroad ties; l,2S0,00O
noon poles, were shipped out OF the
Kanawha river. This with $1,000 tons
of general merchandise, makes total
tonnage OF !. 225,35 During the same
wear there were 1895, 900 feet, board
measure, of timber that came out of
Elk river. also 1880 railroad ties;
500 600 oak slaves; 1850 hoop poles;
200. 600 hickory spokes and 500 cords OF
tanbark.
The paper is neatly printed and alto
gether reflects credit upon the pub
Usher.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-30

Tho knick which French photosra.
phor, and especially those Of PARIS
pa.-cS IN relieving their attors of 90
constrained aud distressed look while
sitting for 'hnIr portraits has long ucou
tho cayy and paplcNty " pAutuun.
ph0r of other nations. IN American
photographer, ON o. rgsaut visit 90 Pan.
took pGius 20 study the means by which
th..y,gg lc'ir1l, result was reached
llo reports tnut DO ull ia5 in q very
iiuplo device, which Wu.l illustrate
thu ua'Jro OF the Fryucnmln.
When % lady, for instance is ttuug
10 % photographer for q por,rnit, The
operator does not, 30 "a pJrfunglu-y
manner, coldly request hor 90 "Lopl
pleasant now, mlam" He says IN hur
IN the most natural aud GRACEFUL man
nor in the world,
"Ita quito unnecessary 30 nak madam
TO look pleasant. she could not loo'.
othorwlgo"
The lady Of cunro acknowledges N.
compliment with her most gtuciou,
aud hghhrcl smile. "Clckw goes the
camera and tho picture Is obtained. TO.
yealing the sitter 40 hor highwutui
mark, MS 1t wcre,-Youth's Companion
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England Said 10 Intend 10 Annex II
10 the British Pos.
sessions.
IT BELONGS TO rHE UNITED
STATES.
Tho History Of tho Islauh as Pound
In the Records at
Washington.
An Island owned ~ tho United states
NnANlnn hN lMuInnh

coveted by England
SAN FRANCISCO, July g9.-Consiiur.
able prominence h gwen here to tie
statement from Honolulu that the
Brltlhl cruiser "ChampOn" lett that
port with the intention, IL was under.
stood, Of annuxing Johnston Island to
tic Brltith Possessions. The records
at Washington show that tue island IL
undcr the ptOtscliOn Of the American
nag, having been taken poisosiiuu VI
10y Captain Parker Of the brig "Rsin.
deer" In 1902, who found thrrn large
guanu deposits. During tue year 1865
Congtpe passed an act authorizing tue
PRESIDENT to issue d proclamation aud
letters " protection 10 any person who
might discover the island covered with
drposib o' guanO, aud, iurther, 10 OK.
tend the dominion oil the United States
over such place aud give the discover
ers illl aud valid tide 10 the island,
provided that when the title wa, Issued
tlr work Of obtaining gunuO should DO
diligently prosecuted. la accordance
Capt. Parker In 1851 iileda declaration
with the secretary oil state at Wash.
ington aud took IN several others with
him, forming the Pacific Guano com
pany. Ia January, 1865, the schooner
"HalC," under command OF CAPTAIN
Perriman, was sent 10 visit the island
ana bring back spec mems OF guluO.
Captain Parker accompanied tho tx.
IeditiOn anu wnudeiings were effected
On Johnston leland ami on one ilmailer
one known ~ the Agnes island. On
each island a flagstaff and cruss were
erected, the latter being inscribed with
the fact tina, Captain Perrlman had
taken possession Nv behalf Of the own.
cts. when the schooner returned 90
Sau Francisco tho Pacific Guau0 com.
pauy was Incorporated AMI articles 70
Incorporation were hled with the zee
Rotary Of state at Sacramento.
i,ssrs, Roberts and Maycip, who
now claim to DO a mrficans Of Johns.
ton island, not only claim thorough
title nom Parker bat alsO own stock IN
the Pacific Cua,t GuauO Company,
though what has become OF that incof.
pOigtiOn they 10 not know, aud It
seems TO have passed out OF existence.
Captain Roberts aud his associates wall
now pros, cute their claim TO tue title
Of tie Island.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-30

The water OF tho oar,h is all destined
to disappear from tho surface Of tho
globo by being absorbed by subtorranean
rocks, with which II will form chemical
combinations. The heavenly spheros
exhibit sufficiently striking examples Of
such m evolution. Tho planet Mars
shows what will become of tho earth
In sono thousands Of centuries, Its seas
are only shallow Mediterranean Of less
surface than tho continents, and these
do not appear to be- very high; aud In
the appearance Of tho moon, all " ,ckod
and dried up we have view OF tho
final state OF the earth-for the absorp-
ton Of the water 10y the solid nucleus
will he followed by that Of the atm
phero. Popular SCIENCE Monthly.
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SYRACUSE, ". v, July .g.-The
temperature has fallen 4 ipsrurs since
uuuu.
BrEiISoIuE, Ia, july GA cold
wave reached here tins morning. The
ten. efn,ufe full 20 degrees. There las
teen con- iItfablo rain.
IIL iAtIDs, =. d., July co.
Wcgnuiday afternoon Il ,effinc storm
" wind, rain AMI hail swept over this
section VI the country, harvest wss in
progfess NJ the time. Tn lusands u
acres nrr laid waste.
PHILADELPHIA, July 90.-Twunty-
nine deaths were added 20 the result
Ui the hot weather today, hut rciiei Is
now at hnnd. There was u thunder
storm tonight aud the temperature fell
several degrees,
Pi11suuRu, July 20. - A severe
thund,rtoTm passed over here this
afternoon, dUirg great damage. Two
negroes named Richardron aud Hnftls
sought shelter under tree, which
was struck by lightning nnd they were
killed. Several houses were struck
and badly damaged.
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A RECORD OF UnIuE.
MURDER, iynching and Lawiossnoss
OF Various Kinds.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, July 20
Anufes bealson and John w. Ellis
outraged Mrs. William Dixie at her
meme near Bockboyo Wednesday,
Vlng her husband ups he could Hce
9em. They were captured today and
allshl mob took them from tho jail
w hanged both. The outrage was q
ilser OF spite work, the woman having
'siuttu To marry the ravishers anu
choosing Dixie.
CHATHAM, n. ", July 2S.-Asa
rault OF feud growing out OF law.
WI lhomas kildnry, an old resident,
Nas Ialallystahbed by James Reilly,
WIG afterwards committed suicide.
O tuNcObD, N, H., July 29.-The
n,ultemo court has denied new trial
,os Ffank Amy, the murderer OF
,ntlsle Warden.
IAhERoN, NO., July 29.-Crazed by
!sAn9Sy nt the sight of his sweetheart,
annle Coder walking In the park
pmn another fellow tonight, Charles
IM,loue shot and killed her.
uNoLuhDlA, 5. O., July 20.-JulIus
He lc0lOted) was executed today at
aNAlhBton for the murder OF another
'sgfo some tins ago.
,htAiNuroN, Ky, July 20.-Alonzo
II',TIoNahlfe, alias Hurley, who Killed
Nior Upton and Tom Howard Of
ouut Sterling n few days ago, was
s1aPufet this afternoon, together with
u1''es Johns1n, who aided him to Ga.
NJ mn placed In the Richmond jaii.
0'NIehs are greatly excited over
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-30

SALISBURY WEARY.
The Primo Minister Wants 10 Res.,
Says Some Of Ills Intimate
Friends.
The IRISH PARTY NOT ENTIRELY
REAsBuRED.
Tile Speech From the Throne Decided
Upon.-A Bold Policy
Demanded.


III" queens speech -idvarAtitis =
bold roiicy Salisbury. --rh- Irish.
LONDON, July .9.-Whon the mem.
hcfs Of thc Cabinet separated Yesterday
,hcy practically ucui,d that tho speecn
from The throne opening the ncW Par
llnmcnt would be limited 10 calm In
tlmhbun that Parliament has met tor
the iInhsnctiou ~ business. a powerful
influence viii he brought to tear TO
Induce Nllirlufy TO ndUIt boldcr
policy. d proposal finding large nc-
cci taucc is SIN, the government oton
Parliament 10y announcing The intro
uuchOn ~ u reform bill including
such fcdistfibu,ion NJ 20 corset the
present Abnormal representation. The
rehabilitation Of Hcl,a based ON the
recognized Literal principle would In.
cteafu the number u English members
> about ono huudf'd aud forty, most.
yCumcrvatives, and Scotch by twenty,
nui reduce the Irish representation hy
twenty member. Many numbers are
now pttging Lofu Salisbury aud
oihcr Cabinet members 10 doiy the op-
rotllion and makt franchise reform tic
single Item OF the Queens speech and
the whole business Of the session.
Intimate friends " the,pflmc Min.
'N'' Ahh WI NhNA AN ~ hfNIN OF Ntlltn
a. q wants 10 rest, His MvDr and kid. A..
neya hfr out Of order and any Due SEE
Ink MS pale face, bent shoulders and
lnneuotous walk would pronounce him
deficient In oigy.
The majority %, the members "
the Cabinet appear 70 rely upon
"a early breakup OF the Glad
slunc government through Rrup'ure ~
the international forces On which q
must rect.
The l;ish pirly Va not entirely 70.
insured, in spite Of the Literal drclara.
tons that hu ue rule will be expected,
anal until Gladstone aids the aqsur-
nuuu VI the immc Late dissolution OF
IarllRmuntif the Lords reject the bill,
suspicion viii haunt then that they
viii he used TO carry out the New
castle programme aud them 10 DO
thrown aside.
The McCnrthyl'cs ani'rarnolllte.
ate Possessed OF the idea that Glad.
| stone, alter passing Zone man ono
/ vote" and other muh.ures " the New.
/ ra'''r programme, VIII 20 90 tnc c1uu-
/ ny 20 get British working majority.
Z Homo rule woulH chen become smoke.
! N.v having him 0L thr hip hey viii
ihiuw him unless he malscb nome rule
! %" ilit anu iiuhl aim.
Right Hon. Antony Mandells,
| speaking nc meeting " the British
steamship trutt, slludri a. the present
/ serfofion w the shipping trade. He
snid he tonnGguidlo M san Francisco,
| IN sailing SHIPS alone, amounted ~
/ 10000 tons, aai 0u the Tyne 261
| steamships were laid up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-30

Molinval Europe knew but very litrI
Of eastern aud northeastern Asia. Many
Of the most learned cosmogrlphers Of
tho time taught that Asia stretched east.
ward indefinitely, and no one imagined
that it had an eastern coast washed by
tho ocean. II was seriously taught that
eastern Asia was a lnnd OF vast swaups,
inhabited by monster sorpcnts and
druguus. This was the opinion that still
prevailed mp To within 200 years Of the
time OF Columbus.
AZ this time two Venetian merchants
by the uano Of Polo went on u vast
trading expedition 10 tho uttcnu0,t
parts Of Asia, They wgro gone many
years, Upon their return tho son OF one
Of them, u young man named Marco
Polo. wrote out n full account OF their
travels, described tho empire Of the
grand khan (tho Chinese emperor aud
revealed the fact that Asia was bounded
on the east by n vast ocean. He de.
scribcd this eastern coast infinitely,
with all its vast cities and It's wealth Of
precious stones aud spices,
1t wa from reading this book that the
Imagination Of Columbus was fired, aud
he conceived the bold conception Of
reaching ihis eastern coast Of Asia by
sailing toward tho west around the
earth.
So when he discovered Cuba he hau
not u doubt that he had landed upon the
coast Of Asia, aud that no looked upon
the same scenes that Marco Polo had
gaaod upon 200 years boiorc.-Yankcc
nlnln.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-30

An important bit Of local history has
bc'n discovered at Salem IN connection
with torhsttuo In the old Chsr'..
street hul, ing ground. In tie utter.
most corner If this ground IL flouo
bearing this inscriptions
mi Nathan Mathor died October 80
i7th, less. AN aged person that hal
seen but nineteen winters IN thia wurli.'
The meaning Of this peculiar in-cip-
ton has long boon mattor for clnicc-
turc among local historians. IN his
"Amorican Notebooks" Nathaniel Haw-
thornc refer to It aud saysi "'An aged
man ht nineteen youra, saith tho grlyo-
stone. II affected me deeply when I
cleared away the grnss from Che half
buried stone and read the name
The mystery has been solved 10y tho
discovery IN tho Essex hstitp'o of "a
book entitled. "Thc Gcncalogy oi the
Mathcr Family" b. this book b up.
pears that Nathaniel Mathor wa, born
July @, 1869, and was bro.herof Cotton
Mathcr aud o. SON Of Increase Muthor.
~ the age OF twelve years be had
thoroughly fitted for college. and be- was
graduated from Harvard at tho agc Of
sixteen. st twelve he had read the Old
Tcatamcn, Ia Hebrew aud the now Tcs.
tatneut ia Greek, and was able TO con.
verso familiarity in Latin. lIo WIS dis.
inguishcd not ouly for his complete
mastery of languages, but for his attain.
mcnts Ia mathematics, philosophy his
tory, theology and rgbliuical learning
rs we'll. AZ the time Of his graduation
hc delivered an oration in Hebrew upoD
the st O Of learning among the Jews.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-30

4 correspondent asks, How shall a
young man proceed who desires to be.
come u reporter
Let him apply to the city editor Of the
paper on which he hopes to get u job. II
he can bring a short letter Of introduce
tion it will not hurt him; but ho doesn't
need any great wad Of recommendations.
He should know what no eau do in the
way Of reading aud writing English he
prepared 10 say how old he Is, It he
speaks Gormm or French, or any other
foreign language; II he Is ingood health,
II he drinks: he doesn't want to ho fresh,
nor does he want 70 bu a chump. Ho
wants TO get rid Of tho idea that tho
paper needs him, but wants to impress
II on tho city editor Wot by talking,
however, that he Is u good man, and
that II he has had no experience no will
nevertheless learn. Some papers prefer
groom men; they don't have 10 unlearn
~ much.-Now York sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-30
A RLoEIyEn WANTED.
nismsnarcm.nto OF - Mutual Bcnrnt
Association.

ISDIANAIuLIs, July o. Appllca.
ton has been made ioT receiver i0r the
Order Of Iron HAL, mutual benefit
association with large memlegship
throughout the country. Mismnuago-
ment and rXtravngauce are charged.
The complaints state that there are
twelve hundred local branches
throughout the Union, with a mumbet.
chip Il 10000. They believe the order
insulyont because uf mlamauagem
They assert that the assets are LARGELY
cash, more than hall " II bgiug on d..
posit IN the bank, u when +. ~. Som.
,Tby, supreme justice OF tho order {.
president, AMI J. Henry Haynes, 40.
pfeme trustee, caihier. This plEiutls
allrge that fifty thousand dollars wa
wasted In the last year IN travelling eX.
penscs anu the payment Of pretended
claims. Larsrsums oimOney were taken
from the reserve fund anu placed ia tue
general fund being thus lost. Tho
henefciaries and members say that
somerley In his cndtavJr TO keep the
fact u secret, caused alterations In the
books and accounts AMI that he appro.
priated charter fees anu money r..
ceived from the locnl branches. Som.
erley has not been IN indianapolis
since January.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-30

Trouble Prevented by the Arrival of
Cavalry,

HOMESTEAD, July gO,--rhe strikers
at Duqueine were paid OF this after
noon, and big nght between John
Bowek and Watchmau Foley almost
precipitated riot. The prompt arrival
OF troop Of cavalry, however,, pre-.
vented serious trouble. Speculation
concerning Hugh O'Donncll's where
nbUuis are again rife, Master Work.
man Dempsey OF tho Knights of Labor
eaid tonight to an Associated Pfess
representative that O'Donusll was not
on vacation, but In New York ar
ranging di'ngreeaGle surprise for the
Carnegie company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-30

chairman caldwell aud the Associs-
tiun Railroads Involved.

AhNh
CHICAGO, July 29.-Passenger Traffic
Manager White Of the Atchiton, In a
letter to the association today, accused
Chairman Caldwell nnd all Of tho
association roads except the Atchlon
OF having entered into an arrangement
with the Alton To effect reduction. In
PASSENGER mites TO Western points with.
out the interrogation OF the rate com.
miltce, on required by the agreement,
and consequently 10 deprive the Atchi.
sou OF the right OF u voice a. 10 the
adyitability Of such reductions lie
asserts that at meeting at which
the. Atchiion was not represented II
was arranged that the Alton should
reduce rates. rhurcuron the chairman
was g. rec such action w. q prelryi for
grant hc members Of the associ.
ntilr Il to make similar rates.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-30

"Tariir reform Il the grcstest Issue Of
the day. do not think farmers are ne
Ignorant on these questions nv they
were four years ago. Protection means
taking money from one clAgH Of people
aud putting It In the pockets of another
through the sanction Of tue law. The
Democratic propose TO TO take the tarifi
or articles used by the poor and put
them on luxurles, otc."
Warner claimed that free trade WA
a nisnomer. BY II the government
could raise over three hundred millions
annually, and the advantage Of the
systOm Is that the amount In taken
from the outside ~ far rs possible.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-30
The Democratic National Executive
Committee.

NEW YORK, July gO.-Chalrman
Harrity OF tho Democratic national
committee has announced The national
executive committee as follows:
w. +. rarpey California; Charles :.
Thomas, Colorado; Carlos Fencn,
Connecticut, Samuel Pasco, Florldu;
Clark Howell, Jr., Georgia; j. j. Rich.
nrdsOu Iowa; Charles W. Blair, Kan
sas; ThUmas IL. Sherley, kentucky;
James Jenrirs, Louisiana; Arthur
Eewell, Maine; Arthur i. German,
MATylanu; Daniel j. Campau, Michi-
gun; Michael Moran, Minnesota; Chns.
Howry, Mississippi; John q. Prathcr,
Missouri; Alyn II. W. sul'uwhy, New
HAmpshirs; Miles Ross, Now Jcrsey;
William +. Shcehan, Now York; NJ.
w. Ransom, North Carolina; Calvin
:. Brice, Ohio; Samuel II. Honey RloGe
Island; Holmes Cummings, runurssee;
o. r. Holt, Texas; Bradley B.smalloy,
Vermont; Basil u. Gordon, Virginia;
VIM. +. Harfiiy, Pennsylvania, chair
mnn cX-ulllciO; W.S.Sherin, secretary
rx-aiiiciO. rhe campaign committee Is
Calvin :, Brice OF OHIO, A. T.. Cor.
man OF Maryland, VIM. T, ShouLau of
New York, y. W, Smally OF Vermont
NJ. W. Ransom Of North Carolina, -.
Il. Cable Of Illinois, T.. q. Wall Of
Wisconsin. Josiah Quincy OF Alassn-
chusetls AMI VIM. II. Harrity OF Penn.
sylvania. ,,.
Chairman Harfity today said; ~ am
very much encouraged by the manner
in which the cAding aud representa-
tive Democrats OF the country are com.
Ing to my support. Whatever differ.
ences existed prior to the Chicago con.
yention have disappeared"
Its generally conceded that Calvin
Z, Brlce Will be- chosen chairman oftho
campalgn committee unless Governor
Campbell shall accept Iho position.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-30

pirTsDuRu, July 90. - Alexander
Bergman, the anarchist who attempted
to aseassinaie Frick, was given hear
Ing this afternoon AMI held Tor trial In
the September session In $4,000 bail.
Bergman said 1t was not true that he
tried 10 shoot d.clshman. 81 did not
want TO touch any one but Friol.;
meant 10 kill hifn.D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-30

DENVER July 20.-Thu silver party
bad n wnrm time touay over the ques.
lion OF ondutBlng the ticket nominated
hy the PEOPLES party yesterday. Tho
Rocky Mountain NeUs, which the day
after the Chicago convention refused
TO support Cleveland has supported
Weaver, today ilatly refused to airport
Waite, tho fusion candidate for COVER
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-30

nor. 30 when hcailvor men mot this
morning the hght was on. Late in
the afternoon Delegate George moved
10 endorse only the pcoplo's party Pc.
sidcutinl electors. This was lost, aud
alter further discussion the entire
ticket WIS endorsed, 10 10 so. The
negative votes were straight free silver
men. The minority are greatly dis
satisfied, and the result, II " thought,
VIII he their withdrawal from the
Peoples party.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-30

vienna, July GA confidential re-
port nom 81. Petersburg Jays that the
Rufsiau government n convinced that
the recent co callod chOivIa riots are
due 10 ,Nihili-t revolutionary agents
who assure the poorer glasses that they
VIII be killed In the cholera hospitals,
while tho rich viii be SPACED.
The Austrian PREMIER, Won Taft,
has written the government OF Gallcia
M Dg tho strioicst precautionary
mNurra. The government icar8 the
Intro ductlon Of cholera into Austria.