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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-16
Gladstone is Given an Audience by tho
Queen aHd Performs tho
Ceremony.
THE AGED STATESMAN enrHu.
tSsrIeRLtY GREETED.
The Members of The Nw Cabinet 40
cordiug 10 an Announcement
In the "Ncws."
by 1eitnaph to tho NEWS.
.LApSIOaT.
The Grand nId Wan directed by m
A EnibusiRstir C,oud

y fhhNf
LONDON, Aug. l1.--Mhcn Glat stone
crossed TIE dUtkynfd at Portsmouth ON
hls way TO tho ftyal yacht tie aIlisaus
gave him a ioueing ovation.
On tue nrrivai of the yucDt at East
CoWtu he was greeted by an onthu,i.
urtiC crowd.
Gladstone entered u carriage and was
utlYen 10 Oshvnle Houte. On his ar.
rival nj the pnlRcr, Sir Henry Pom.
sonny received him and conducted
MN 70 the apartments prepared for
nlm' amer bin stone huu pattRkvn OF
luhthtoh the Queen gave him MA
audience, and hp kipsru her hand ia
nHcofuance with ma established usage.
Gladstone then submitted tho nantes OF
the members Of his cabinet.
Gladstone viii return 70 London 10.
morrow.
The AtUs announces that the Earl
Of iu,therTy viii be- the ibt,,rn
s,cftihrli l.nron Herchel, lord
chaLu,llCi; Sir William Vernon
llhsC0uri, chancellor NJ tho
eNch,quer; Herbert H.. AZ.
gum, home ttcfttaf!; Right Hon.
Henry W. Fowler, rgrmdcut OF tho
local government hChid, Right Hon.
&. II. Campbell Bannyrn s, tccrrtaty
Of wHfi Eail Spencer lot iord OF lilo
nlnilfnliyi Right Hon. John
Morley, chief secretary TO-. ireland;
Right Hon. A. j. Mundcll,, president
Vi the board " tfad,; Sir Chad Rui.
sc.i, attorney gtnou John Rguy.
rolirliDf.gereial; RI. "a. s.hu. /
Waller, lord chancellor OF lie.
iaudi MIR. Mae Delmoti, nttor-
uCy'gtuttal OF Ireland. Rirht
Hon. Edward II. G.. Mtjoribguk,,
patronage secretary; Alex Asbw,
sliiciIOI.genrral Tor Scot and hu.
Right Hon. J. Is. Baliuur, lord alvo-
eat,; Mv,Hra. Bryce am Auckland VIII
ulso have stais IN tie Cabinet, whils
MI'quis RI on, Eifl kimberley and
sir Geo. y. lfcVt1n u viii un Ounicdly
l., m mbUis, The lufl o. Aheriten
II mentioned 10 tucceei LORI stan ey
~ ltcston, ~ gUvcrnor.generAl ~
thnaun. There Is no foundation for
the ireott That Arnold Morley viii 10
faltNut 90 a IccTHrV.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-16

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Aug. l5.--Dur.
Ing the Peoples party convention
Saturday at Machenr, row arosc be-
tween Caleb Garrett and John Peoples
on one side and Davis and Burton
Crown on the other. When the CON
veniion adjourned the former men
began firing, aud when
the pistols wer. cmptied closed IN with
knives and fought with Desperation.
Alter they had ialler to tho ground
they kept On slAshing onc another until
two were dead and the others 80 badly
injured that they cannot recover.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-16

The Blacl, Brunswickura. 90 we'll
known for thoir uniform, will hence
forth appear Ia prussian uniform only
uniil tho last day of April they had
continued 10 wear the black braided tn.
nic-as simple and effective q uniform
~ u soldier might wish to see. They
had been differed for years by Prussian
officers In Pru. sian uniform. aud this
gave thoin u peculiar appearance ON pa.
rulc During the campaign OF 1901
they were often taken, both by Germans
anl French, 10 be- French Sometime
the mistake only caused good deal o.!
moumont, a., for instance. when a
French stan officer cmnc M TO within a
couple Of hundred yards where tho rca-
mont '5us in hiding ~ a reserve. Not a
shot was fired at him, because that
would have betrayed tine rcyimcut. BY
aud 10y the FlcuthuGn rodo OH. none
the worc and none The visor But 10
be- fired at by friend ia unpleasant. aud
that has happened 20 tho Blnck Bruins.
wickcw; so that It Is perhaps well for
thyn that they will not be mi taken in
tho tumc,-NWhty Fair
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LONDON, AUG. l5,-A special dis.
patch TO the Nsus from Hulsingfors
says that the captain Of the steamer
"Runuhcrg, which sunk the pleasure
steamer "Ajsx" oil Helsinlors early
last Monday morning, says he ran his
vessel on the wrong side Of the "AJiN"
In order to avoid shallow water. lie
pleads he had no option TO do otherwise,
because tho "AiaN" did not allow his
vessel sufficient room. Although the
'AIax" was licensed TO carry only
seyonty.hye persona she had no nasscn.
gers aboard. The uuA Der OF lives lost
rs nearer eighty thnI1rly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-16

We nrc not quite poitoc, yet, at least
we arc still capable Of improvements
There weromore application, for patents
In England last year than during any OF
tho seven preceding years. Now, iyo
invented lots Of thing mysolf ind, pond.
emily Of any suggestion whatever, but
! have mover mUlu anything ont Of II.
IL has always happened that the things
have been patented before by some ont
else, The other day thought Of an M.
rangemont FOR keeping books from fall.
ing over In a shelf that is only half
filled. ! find ont now that tho very
same arrangement IS ia quite common
use. Barry Pain in Black and White.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-16

OTTAWA, H.. Aug, i5.-SL CUium-
bus school for boys was dedicated this
afternoon by Bishop John &. Spluld-
Ing OF Peoria. Catholic societies num-.
boring over two hunGIri A.sistssj -
the dedication. The Uuiicd states
ilag was hoisted over the building this
morning, being the Inst one ever
dedicated In Illinois under the stars
and stripe. Blshup Spaulding was
assisted by Dean Heating Of this city
and Father McShaue OF Chicago.
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CHICAGO, Aug. l5.-The annual
outing OF the Irish societies OF Chicago
carried unusual Significance with IL
Today In Wow Of the just accomplished
accession OF Gladstone. Among the
speakers IN Ogdcn's grove, where thts
outing WINS hold was Hon. NJ. V. Gan,
non Of Omaha, preaidont OF the Irish
National Tongue OF America. Besides
Cannon the speakers were John 4.
Finerty and Hon. Matthew II. Brady.
j. j. Fi,zgibbOna acted Nj chairman,
Resolutions were adopted declaring
that II the British Parliament should
again dash from Ireland's lips the cups
OF peace aud Justice II would be the
duty Of all TO consider anu use other
meana TO Right tho int0lorablu wrong
that has made lIelanl by.WorG
among nations. The resolutions urge
upon Irish leaders, the absolute ueceB.
sity OF union and harmony, ana
Tepudiate the Idea OF acceptance OF
Office under the English government
by Irish member until an Irish patlia.
ment Ia In session In College Green.
The feature OF the day was tho nd.
dress by Flnerty. President Cannon
was given Gn extraordinary ovation.
He said, In pari, referring 10 Glad.
stones return 20 power
az may tell you that the peace mis-.
sion has been largely instrumental In
bringing about the unity which
hurried : ilisbury from power"
Cannon was loudly oheered by the
Immense audience, which numbered
some 1900.
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THE MYSTIC SHRINE.
'hr'e thousand Mobiles in seasion nj
Omaha.


VMAliA, Aug. l5.-Thfee Thousand
s.oles OF the Ancient Ordor OF the
Ayeuo shrine with cleaning lances
a a brilliant apparel, ON foot, In
saIslsgts ami astridc gaily capnrlsolIed
Shois wtnied their way through tue
In OF Omaha this evening. The
s s'Ivaii was a magnificent spectacle
NV ~ II wound around the trail lead.
s rom tho temple the haunls Of
"@4'iS II was greeted with u
GRAND DISPLAY
" hunting, Illuminated with pyro.
aaNen,y thousand people gathered
ous we line OF march and the Rrand
.ue dishanded after having been
R,ewed by lllustrlous Polentalo
amas s rom tho Paxton balcony then
Anu 1 thb grand reception TO mobiles
ssm r 'si'ts NJ which they were wei.
,sneu by Mayor Bemis ana given
,I,, Eey aud freedom of the
S,' Ihe imperial council opened
n a., morning ut nine O'CLOCK
W., ne Masonic temple. Immediatelv
eri ~ CAL foteniate Brigga doliv.
Ts,i,,1s annual report. lie quoted
uts Iei showing that ihore were i'm
No osountiy aiEty.iwo tempIes nud
M ~, ~ hooies against thirteen TEMPLES
a., 20 MOBILES IN 1875. OF the fratefnal
h0olsS' bTiggo aaid David Kala.
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Mr.. John Williamson. who "a I'm tho
employ OF +. NJ. Warron IN the salmon
canning business at the Cascades.
brought from there on Saturday trout
measuring three feet In length and
weighing twelve pounds. 4 was caught
In ono 81 the Gsh whcols lhcro. Mr..
Williamson, who has been m tho fish
husiuo. for over twenty years, having
been for % number of years IN the trout
matching business IA California. enys no
has rcvar scon or heard Of atlo4t Ut this
fl2e and weight. It WIS q very pretty
one, bcius covered with largo rpl SPOT,
on both s.lc4.
This Is doubtless what Is known hero
rs tho Dolly Warden trout. Once In a
while "a lot OF these trout como tn this
market from some stream over near st.
Helcn's, and few lots hdyo come from
tho upper country, Cmur dAlrno or
Pen dOrgiilc. AZ least tho narkotmon
said tho h-h came from these places
But fishermen sometimes do not tell
whore they catch their trout. Many
Dolly Warden trout have been seen her
weighing from six 10 oightp0unds, but
the ono caught by Mr.. Williamson beats
nli previous records. Portland Oregon
ian.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-16
ON ACCOUNT ~ CHOLERA.
Tho shah Leaves ATS Capital 10 H..
enpr ~,

SiMLA, Aug. bin consequence Of
the dread prevailing In Tchefau over
the vasiun II cholera, the Shah has
lakcn up his residence ami camp at
Elbuvise, twonty-four miles from 'rc.
hctau. In the city an alarming in-
crease In the number ~ cholera crse-
nre reported daily. The deaths average
800 per day. American Protestant
miseiouaics arc doing incalculgble
good NJ tn, hospitals. All railway and
tiamway traffic lie y. stopped AMI the
hazafs closed. Nearly all thr resi-
dents who were ablc Ia no 80 fled from
the city. Almost all the victims OF The
disease are from the lower classes. Al
labiis, cholera II raging with the moot
fatal effect. Every day the deaths
amount 10 several hundreds ami the
dIseate shuwH no signs Of diminishing
IN ~ violence. X
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-16

one MILLION In Cold Paid by the Gov.
crnnient.

unN NllitNh VI WV
crnnient.
NEW York, Aug. l5.-A test Of tho
Policy Of lhs government was made to-
dly when Heidelbach, Yekclheimer x
O.. ,endored sl,0OO,O0U ia treasury
hs,a issued on account Of silver pur-
ehlis,And demanded for them one
millsn In gold for shipmC mt ~ Ger
may by tomorrow'a steamer. The
btslry officials made no demurrer,
lsipaid out the money. The ttansac-
tJu caused comment, as no home In.
station or home banking firm ever In
he history Of the government made "a
lie demand ON tho treasury, and Ia
SINE quarters the impression prevailed
that Tie exporting firm took tho step
10, 20 much TO make profit ON the
Shipment, which itself IL too insig-
uhcant for u bank or firm 10 con.
,der, but really for the purpose OF
Htlng what the government would DO.
Assistant Treasurer Roberts eaid no
llepa had been taken by the adminis-
tiaiion TO prevent or obs,tuct the eX-
port Of gold. The government stands
ready 10 meet liz obligations In geld
and will Jay them all In gold. IT, free
SOLD balances now amounts TO 3ll2,-
tOl,0UO. The government has already
decided TO pay all silver treasury notes
ing0ld II demanded.
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A Sh'rin's Posse ERECTED with Jecrs
by The Assembled striker;
"liratc" Men.
SOLDIERS ORDERED OUT TO
cUARo THE PROPERTY.
4 sherin'a Posse sent Against the
n.H. hut without ReSuIf.

BUFFALO, y. y, Aug. l5.--This
afternoon twenty or Thirty striking
switchmen bOnrI,d freight train pull
ing into the city 10 sct tho brakes aud
stall the train. They pulled the coup
ling pins, throwing the pins hnd links
into n s.agnant pool, anu disappeared.
A new supply Of pins aud links were
procured aud the train proceeded,
amid considerable excitement.
The only Lchlgh Valley train that
moved today was coal train, which
went out nj $3.50 guarded 10y eight
policemen. Tie NicKel Plate sue.
ceeded In moving thirty-ilve cars u
" stock from the Lehign 10 The Lake
Shore tracks, but when the men
learned Of II this morning, they re-
fused to make the cars Up In tho
trains bound for New York. One
hundred and seveniy.threc cars OF
live stock belonging TO the Erie are
standing on the WvEt Shore tracks,
which the mon refused TO handle. They
were discharged IN turn as they de.
chned, anu IN consequence stood In
hourly expectation Of being ordered
cut by the union. In the Philadelphia
& Reading yards not car has moved
since Saturday. a large force OF men
are expected tomorrow and an effort
will be made 20 push the work.
The -hcrinpspUsso which went to Fast
Buffalo this afternoon was greeted with
Ieera by tue assembled strikers. "5peci-
ais" VINO hnd been as brave as lions on
the train and INDUCED IN tall tnlk, felt
their courage oOzing away us soon as
they landed, anu finally la response 10
la.s f.I al
other threw away ther club- OF handed
them 10 The poworlo,s Fhcriil, while at
each conversion a cheer went up from
the slttvrs, and soon NIL that remained
Of the 6hcnfi's brave posse could hc
counted on the fingers Of one hand.
rne sheriff bowed down to tho lnevit-
able, aud came back to Buffalo TO call
out the militia.
There has beon no disturbance up 10
n y. IN. tonight at the CheektOwaga
yardA except the burning Of one empty
LOhigh freight car. Al $50 %. IN. the
Seventh regiment and tho Sixly.ninth
regiment assembled at Armoufs ready
~ move ut a moments notice, though
the nmateursslO not much relish tho
idea OF n REPETITION VI the fight OF 1917.
Reliable reports received FROM East
AfAtANNb hAAh WV NANhNAf ufbN hlAk
the Lohigh Valley road had lost
soven,y.twO freight car. by the ilru
and the Erie fourteen. Railroad men
profess TO bp utterly unable ut present
10 ilN the estimate " tho loss.
They ARE acting very cautiously on
this point, Tor the reason that n claim
will he made against the city auI
county for damages and tho amount Of
Losses has not yet been figured up. IL
IL known, however, that many OF the
cars were destroyed.
The Sixly.fiith regiment hna Just
been sen, 10 ChecktowRga 20 guard the
Lehigh Valley and Erie yards tho rc,t
OF thenight.
The seventy.iourlh regiment has
Just been cnlloi out 10 protect the Cen.
lfnl aud West Shorc properly, Il being
feared that tue swiichmen on these
roads may go out tonight.
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Five Hundred Miners Take Charge
OF the Guards and
Prisoners
AND HAUL THEM AWAY on a
swlrcH ENGINE.
~ Telegraph to tho Nrws.i
nINERs AND CoNVIrrs.
4 Mob tnkss charge Of the Guard
aud commands tlte situation.


CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Aug. To-
Early THIS morning 0Dl miner. met at
White linlland preceded ~ lnmnr,
where $50 convlcts were at work In
the iron mines a the Tennessee Coai,
Iron aud Railway company. On the
Train were forty unnImed'guaris going
e lnman ~ Increase the guard there.
About $50 miners took charge of tho
guards aud this remainder went iOr.
ward To the stockade, determined to
burn 10 and turn tho convlcts over 90
the guardr, and send them Oui Of the
country % the train. The train was
stopped on n ttesslc uent White Hall
AMI the cars with the guards In
Ia u cut on. A move was then
made on 70 lnman, aud 2s2 con.
vieh and tweniy.sovon guards were
taken prisoners without fesitt.
hncc by the mob. The prisoners wer
marched TO Victoria, loaded ON cars
nnd hauled away by u switch engine.
Tho stookadc was not burned rad no
damage was done TO the property Of the
company. The convicts have been
sent TO Nashville. Everything Ia quiet
at Inman and members OF tho mob
are roturning 10 their homes.
n TH'es correspondent was sent %
The scene this morning. The guards
could have kept of the rioters but die.
played cOwardico aud second mob
assembled at inman, this afternoon.
and, armed with axes, partially de.
mollshed the stOckadc. Onp eide was
cut down, tue roof crushed Ia aud the
lntetloisof all the houses are IN ruins.
Fire was not used for tear of burning
the railroad trustle ADD several private
buildlugs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-16

WAsuINGToS, Aug. i5.-rhe quos.
ton was raised whether Senators
Allison and Jones ami Representative
McCreary can serve az delegates TO tho
International monetary conference
without violating the Constitution. It
was not officially discussed, but high
officials OF the government In CONVEX.
sstlon with n reporter today advanced
the opinion that the cast does not
come under the operation Of the Con.
alitutiou.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-16

The Facts Not Yet Given 10 the
pnbttc.

FALL RivEE, Mass, Aug. lj.-Ciy
Marshall Hillisfd said TINS morning,
regarding the criticisms By the pres OF
the conduct Of tho Borden ease, that
the newspapers did no, have the facts
disclosed at the inquctt and tha, the
east depended entirely or rifcums tan.
till evidence. Lizzie Borden has not
been Imprisoned In haste W without n
full unIerstanding oftbocircumstauce
The most important member OF the
Borden family said this morning that
the honor oi the Bordens was not 10 be-
affected 10y police suspicion perhaps
fcstlng Justly ON Lizzie Borden. II IL
not true that Borden ever placed u
stumbling block In the way Of the law
and no member u his iaslly will In
any way hamper police Investigation.
The statement that fifteen millions II
Borden money will be used IN baking
the authorities Ia untrue aud III adj
vlsOd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-16

BosroN, Aug. l5,-Lator invostlga
tons bring light on certain nets that
eeem to warrant the assertion that JAg.
Gilman, the miasing member of the
BANKRUPT grain firm OF Gilman, Cheney
X Co., Incorporated mo less than
$500, OGO u other peoples money. The
appearances now show that Gilman
led double lie although standing
high In business ana social circlea IL
IL said there Is a woman In tue case.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-16

When you save u lady from being
killed. IN u runaway and sho says
"Ihunks,' She really means, "Thc noSt
time You do anything Of that sort please
don't muas the lace on my dress" IT
she really felt any sense Of gratitude
6he would oxclaim, "Call around and
I'll Introduce You 10 my youngest sis.
tcr."-Detr1it Tribune.
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wAsmNuToH, d. C., Aug. 1.-THE
train bearing the body OF Representa-.
tive Warwick len here Mt seven O'CLOCK
this evening On the Pennsylvania Road
for MEslllon, his former home, where
the funeral services viii uo held TO-.
morrow afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-16

INDIANAruLls, Aug. i5.-Thirty
ms cninisls employed by the Jenney
man VINO refused 70 woik on pleos
whoreupon the other machlnists werS
called cut.
Switchmen employed by tho var
ious Big -Four lines passing through
this city to-day made n formal request
Tor au increase Ia wages equal TO those
paid Ia Chicago, the highest In tho
country. The request was taken un.
der consideration by the road man.
EgeIs.
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OTTAWA, Ont, Aug. I5.-TheCiti.sn.
ms Government organ, commenting
sSil'ofially upon the decision Of the
government to continue the canal
'soAle system the remainder OF the
season, tays'
Inc Governments action In the
n'Mtei VIII certainly commend itself
NV who look TO the adoption OF "a
pniey In line with their persistent
' wv uignifed efforts IA the past to
question.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-16

BRRLiN, Aug. l5.-According 10 re.
liable diplomatic information received
here, China has addressed q strong
document to Russin protesting against
the occupation of tho Pamir country
by the Russians M breach Of the tFea-
ty OF Livadia, which liked the frontier
a hundred miles north OF Akta.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-16
The Body Of the Missing Girl Pound
In a Wild Part Of the
Country.
s,ar,cuLARs OF HrH oisAP'
prARAncE.
m. Remains Horribly Manglet: Thr'o
bullet Holes, Both Legs
Cut on.
1,s nsmains Of n Girl Discovered Q"
the woods.

uousr VERSION, ILL.,, Aug. 10
Tho missing Lizzie Struher's body has
been found IN one OF the widest phIr
n this county. She was lhAt seen ia..
thursday night M she passed through
stretch Of Woode, driving from ner
hkne IL the southern part o. Marion
sonniy toward her aister's In the eastern
All u this county. JusI after she was
ls.t seen the feporte OF two pistol nhote,
tollowed by woman's scream, weIo
heard, Search was NJ once Instituted,
but no trace Of her murderer or herself
wa, found until today, when the BODY
eflhe girl was discovered Ia tho'woods,
horribly mangled, with three bullet
h,le, In It and both legs cut on.
Particulars OF the crime arc hard 10
utt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-16

Acouplo Of months ago . philndol-
phia woman bought rustic table made
OF the boughs OF some trees from which
the bark had not been removed. About
two weeks ago tho table began to throw
out green sprouts, aud now the whole
table is In full bloom. Tho owner hopes
Il will turn cut to be fruit tree.--Frco
Baptist.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-16

WAsIIrNGToS, D. c., Aug. d.
Acting secreinrv Adeo today received
n cable message from Minister Eyau at
saying that the Chilean
Chamber Of Deputies had unanimous.
ly appropriated 100000 NJ indemnity
10 the "Baltimore," the United States
steamship, and also approved the
treaty for the settlement OF claims OF
citizens OF the United States against
Chile.
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BOISE CITY, Ida, Aug. l5.-J.
sehomerorn, the geoloPist aud
mincmlogist who IL working In the
Interest o. I6aho'a exhibit ut the
worlds Fair, writes under date Of
August 9Th that he discovered an
Immense glacial field In central Idaho,
elgneath which Is n series Of glacial
lakes. The field probably covers an
area nearly Az great, though not 80
miek, ~ the great field OF the a lps.
!he glaciers are located about twenty
I'VE miles southwest Of Shoup, amid u
humber OF high peaks not down on the
map.
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WAsnINuIoS, ID. c., Aug. To-
Ordcrs were Issued by the Navy De-
pnrtmcnt today Tor the United States
steamer "BOst1D," now ut San Fran.
cisco, 10 proceed at once 10 Honolulu
10 take the place Of the steamship "Snn
Francisco" which 10 under orders 10
return to San FrauOia0o.
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s.L,snu.y's ANNouNoEnESr.


LONDON, Aug. i0.-ln tho House OF
Lords today Lord Salisbury formally
announced TINT In consequence OF the
yule Of the HOUSE Of Commons Oh
A,auips "no confidence" amendment
10 tho address In reply TO Tho queens
tpecch, the government had tendereu
II resignation to the Queen hnd that
hef Majesty had accepted Il. After
making this announcement LORD ; A.
l,bufy nnked tho intentions OF the In
coming ministry. Tbs Earl Of Kim.
tetly replied that he was sorry that
he was unable 10 give Lord Salisbury
any information. The Eerl added that
Ne was not yet n minister; he could say
nothing until hn bad consulted his col.
hAgurs. Tho House thou adjourned
unlil rhuuday.
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WAsHINGTOS, d. g., Aug, l5.-The
Secretary Of the Navy today made the
teptn payment Il 800, ~ to the Union
Iron NDrl,H Of San Francisco on nc
cOuu, OF tile construction Oi the battle
ship UOfpROu.n