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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-06

Ciemency 60 DO Extended 60 the Con-
yictsd Indians.

| Ciemcncy 60 DO Extended 60 the Con-
yicted Indians.
WAsHiNGTUN, July B.-rhe indica-
lions nro that only one or two, u any,
| Of the members Of the Jones faotion,
recently convicted of murder In con-
nectiOn with the Choctaw troubles,
will DO executed. Some months ago
when the Jones and Locke factions
were on the point 0f meeting In battle,
careful Investigation was made 20 de-
tefmine who constituted the authori-
ties OF the tribe. The conclusion wnH
reached that Governor Wilson jones
was undoubtedly entitled to recognition
and Inspector FuisOn was sent 10 the
scene OF the threatened trouble with
instructions 10 support Governor Jones
"a the representative Of the national
government, but ut the snne time to
do all In his power 10 Induce u liberal,
conservative ttOatmnnt toward the
iusurfectiOnists, provided the latter
returned 70 their homes quickly and
respected the law. AZ q recent trial
number d men were convicted Of
murder and some Of granddaughter
and others were found not guilty,
others were held for trial. Desiring 10
carry out the intention OF the depart.
inent that the law should DO Tecog.
nized but TINT the guilty should be
treated wilh all reasonable leniency.
on June 3Oth Secretary HOku Smith
cent tho following letter TO INSPECTOR
FaisoD; "You Will call upon Cover.
nor Wilson Jones and advise him that
the proposed execution OF so large
"a number OF tho recently convicted
prisoners In the Chociaw courts does
not meet with the approval OF the
authorities here. Executive clemency
ahould be extended TO majority IL
not TO all OF those sentenced 10 death.
A suspension Ot sentence for
the present or reduction OF
the sentence 10 imprisonment
should be applied TO all except possibly
one or two Of the leaders. This letter
Is written with the knowledge and
approval OF the President OF the Unit.
el States"
On July 18th the secretary received
the following Telegram from Falson;
"rho governor and cabinet have
suspended execution Of the nine
Choctaws sentenced TO be shot, until
August 4th."
II is the purpose OF the interior de-
partment, said Secretary Smith today,
to sustain among the ChOctaws who |
ever may occupy a position Of au-
thOrity as result OF the de- |
Cision of their elections, tut at |
the same time use their Influence to |
induce the constituted authorities |
to treat with loniency those who have |
heretofore boon charged with crime,
provided their future conduct Indicates |
that they merit leniency. sun farther
Communication 30 September 4gh VIII be |
requested by the department, and dur
ing the interview steps Will be taken
to see how the Locke faction conduct |
themselves pending this o,emency.
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A SINFUL WASTE.
Why Salt Lake City is Almost Bank.
Trpt Today.
A SEWER LXrESSIoS TRICK.
SiN'y'ii'c thousand Dollars Expended
In Giving Water Service to
Only one Taker.

"Iall aboutmunicipal oxtravagance,
sinful waste {. - reckless ,xpoud!.
ture Of public funds" said well
known business man today, "why o
is awful 10 contemplate. The fret
Liberal administration OF this city WAS
ahummur when It came to dipping
into The municipal strong box and
scattering cash to the fur winds. But
when tile question Of gait il taken into
consolidation Il would be like comrnr.
Ing the speed oia western pack mule
compared with that Of the fleet. footed
Lowlnnder which won the magnin.
suburban handicap Ia New York
recently. 10 remained for this st-
intimidation to make record
that viii over DO conspicuous In the
annals OF public wrong.doing. Accuse
Thorn OF 1t anu they will quickly en-.
deavor to shin the responsibility on to
the shoulders OF others or on
conditions over which they had
no CONTROL Pictures a. varied aud
Hlliling ~ those Of kalri.
uoscopc afe presented aud all are Just
senscs.n
The gentleman who thus spoke had
lust bvou made familiar with a declar.
alton that Councilman Lawson MAD
made at the meeting OF the CITY Conn.
ell last night ~ the effect thai q
sewer hnd recently been put Ia on a
HITfHHN hHfnFf a.Usa.IUa.HU...
notice Of Intention or be.
Jto the city attorney had bron
Instructed TO draw w an ordinance
ltvying the assessment. When Mr..
LAwson who is chairman OF the sewer
committee was asked Tor Au explaua.
ton he refused 10 go into details hut
admitted that the w0rs had been done
ON tie order Of the sewer committee
without consulting with the Council OF
asking that body 10 ratify it, action.
II j. stated that certain council.
man lives la tho neighb0rhood where
THIS extension hnH been Illegally made.
Nothing an 10 his responsibility In the
premises was announced. IL IL, how.
ever stated by several Of the
oouncilmon that not long ago IL was
seen that the city was rapidly ap.
pTohching financial shoals and that IL
the extension were made II would have
TO De done without tho formAlity Of
,uOncauUn Oh iutontion, Ueca.s. J.
was eviientii attempted regularly the
scheme would be- defeated.
Hardy now says that he understands
property owners on q street will pro.
test against paying for the extension.
lho .snme councilman declares that
he was Informed by Assessor
aud Collector Of Water Rates
Dichl that where the City Council
made s65, 900 water extension on the
north bench there was only one water.
taker.
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Our water rates compared with rate.
| Ia cities on the Pacific Coast.
When visiting with the City Coun.
oil last January the sevslAl cities on
the Pacific Coast II was made my
especial duty 10 gather all Information
possible regarding assessment and col.
lection OF water rates and water sun.
plies, which | did O. the best Of my
ability, and which convinced me that
| the rates In tho cities We viHited are
from 26 10 40 per cent higher than In
Salt Lake city.
The water works OF Portland and
Seattle are owned by the respective
city corporations, In Tacoma aud San
Francisco they are owned by private
companies, In Los Angeles there are
two separate wRterwOrks owned by
two Different companies, aud In San
Diego n private company owns the
waterworks and leases 1t 10 the city
corporation.
lnall these cities the water Ia furn.
ished 10 large consumers such as fac.
tories, breweries, laundrits, chips, ETC.,
by meter measurement; the price rang.
lug from 20 cents per 1000 gallOnn 10
sl,6O per M, according to the amount
consumed.
In each city the rates are monthly
rates ana collected monthly. The
rates for family use vary but little. In
Seattle family with eight persons or
less IL charged 81 per month, each
additional peTs0n 10 cents extra; water
closet and bath rs cents each per
month. In Los Angeles a dwelling
house OF three living rooms paws 76
cents, and one with ton rooms VI .75;
water closet and bath 81 GEMS eaoh.
In San Diego the rates per month
fora house ON IA lot not more than 25
ieet frontage nud occupied by three
persona % cents per month with privl-
lege OF sptinkiing lot, for each addi.
tionnl person 10 cents extra per month.
Tbs larger the lot the higher the rate.
A family living upstairs has 10 pay
20 cents Tor three persons, water closets
are 20 cents anu urinHls 20 cents. The
rates Tor family use In San Francisco
and P0ttlRuu are about the same.
In San Diego hotels, boarding and
loiging houses are charged from 10 TO
is cents for each bed per month and
for water Cl0lets, uTingls and baths
81 per month extra. In Los Angeles
restaurants ATu charged according 10
the daily average OF people Il d. Tor each
twenty-five people ~ peT Jay, water
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Normal crop Of lhe Country.

WASHINGTON, July Elm reply TO
inquiries addressed by the secretary Of
agriculture asking Definite expires.
sion, In bushels, OF tho normal full
yield OF wheat, which is the basis
represented by l0O upon which the
crop reporters OF the United States de.
partment of agriculture are instructed
to calculate the percentages Of IMPAIR
mont, the statisticlan department has
addressed the secretary u cOtnmunica.
ton giving the Information sou ht.
He says It ia asoertained that the
normal or full crop, expressed In the
terms OF "bushels yer acre" Ia for the
entire country, tRkon from the tables
OF the department, and that during the
past ten years the normal standard
varied from 1850 10 1899, averaging
1875 bushels per acre.
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Home From Paris.

Mr.. Herman Il. Haag, Of this city,
one OF UtRh's young, bright artists, is
again at home, having returned from
an extended trip to Europe. Ho has
devoted two years to the study Of his
art at Academic Julian, Paris, paying
special attention to figure painting aud
composition work. lie expressed him
self ~ much pleased with the progress
lac has made aud hopes 20 be- able 10
return anu continue his studies after
having rested for some time at home
and seen the Temple In this city. After
leaving Paris he visited the artgul eIits
Of Germany anu speut some days ia
Chicago, taking IN the Fair. HU says
tho paintings by Utah artists in the
art gallery are attracting much atteu-
ton auI rejecting great credit on the
exhibitors.
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TodaY's Prohnle rnnrl.

Estate OF Edward Il. kohlor, De.
ceased. Hearing on petition TO admit
will 70 probate and Tor lettcrs testa.
mcntary. order made admitting will
20 probate and appointing Clarence W.
HAL guardian AZ liiem Of minor heir.
Estate u Robert prlngie, deceased.
nearing ON petition for sale OF real
estate, anu ordrr mndua1 prayed.
Estate OF Eliza NJ. a.. Darrell, do
ceased. Hearing on petition VI will.
VIII admitted ~ probate.
Estate n Joseph Shaw, deceased.
II aring on petition Tor sale Of real
eslatc ana order made ~ prayed.
Estate " VIM. H1scvcar, deceased.
Hearing on petition Tor sale Of poro1nal
property aud order made ~ prayed.
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Musieal Ixerclses.

Proio sor Karl Hill's department Of
the Salt Lake College Of Music will
render the following program In the
Art Room OF the Utah University this
evening;
/ March hy tho students Misses Nora Cannon
and Lilly frauzcn, leaders, Mics Jennie smith
director
a. Physical Culture exercises
D. UulsartU Technical movements,
G. Chorus We arc the Flowers.
2. 10 Chant Der biyouac -four handa.
kueken.
Misses Nina Kendall aud Prof. Kari MI
o. Ia frlucUsHu up. dll. LiLulka
Miss Ethel May Power
(. Woodland Echoes, -four hands. Nyman
Miatos Belle sc1hold and Mabel DAVIS.
Q, Heather llosc. Lango.
Niles Winnie WClbY.
Vocal Duet. AdIi0 NicolaL
Alrs. oui johnson and Sit Roy Dresser.
2, ON tho liuCO Course. Blake,
Miss unisy Harvey,
e. Tulip op, III No.i Liohner.
Miss Dora Rnoa1iskey,
Professor I'm viii visit several Of
the leading concentrates while in
Now York anu Boston aud many new
Improvements viii be added O. tho
College Of Music at tue fall ope ing.
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A Veteran Passes AWAY.

Margaret Campbell kirkwood was
the seventeenth person who was hap.
tlzed into the Church Of Jesus Christ
OF Latter-day Saints In Scotland, anu
ior several years prior 10 her death at
Provo last week, was the Oldest living
member OF the Church from Scotland.
Her funeral took place at Provo on
sunday last. She was born August o,
lsuB, ut hilbarchan, RsuircWshiFe,
scotland, aud was baptized AZ
Bridge Of Welt April 10, 1870,
10y Elder Alexander Wright.
She cmigfated from Glasgow la
April, 1856; crossed the plains la
james G.. MiiVy'H handcart company,
and arrived Ia Salt Lake CITY, Nov.
y, 1850. Her husband died nj Glasgow,
December TO- 1862, anu when, In 1857,
she went 20 live In American
Fork, sho became the wife Of
John Wood. She was tn
mother of four sons aud eight daugh.
ters, and has thifty.siT grand children
anu siz gtent-gfand children. one OF
her sons IL Robert e.. kiTkWoOd OF
Provo. Regarding the eveF.memorable
experience with thesutieTing handcart
company he sayt! "Moghrr ani 1
pulled our hauuuaTt the farthe.t Of
any, and We would have come iu with
u TO Salt Lake Cny but that Peter
dcCue Then Bishop sent his team to
help us. The relief met US on Boar
River hill, think. know that day we
had waded thirteen streams, and got
iuto camp after midnight. We male
this long pull 10 save MY brother
IhOmas's lie, Tor had we crowded aim
into the wagons ihat inst met Us he
could not have lived TO come into the
city,"
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which 20 prepare statement on motion
for % new trinl.
In the case Of the United States va
John smith and Flank Howard, under
Indictment for iOfnication, the de-
iondantr bond, ou motion OF the
United States district attorney, was
reduced 60 $500 each.
John Is. 5orensUn 81 al vs.. George
Price. In tubs case the motion
10y plaintiff to dismisa the cross
complaint was argued by Attor.
nry Barlow Fnfgus1u with whom
was Attorney Watf1us) Tor the plain.
the, aud by Baldwin nuI Tatlock and
iur the uCfendant AMI submitted. His
Honor sustained the motion. The
cross complaint AMI counterulain
"rfo Jisnlesci Without prejudice, GA
motion OF defendant. A jury was
waived and Judgment entered as
prayed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-06
Pioneer Day Rates.

The Union Pacific has announced
an excursiOn rate OF ons fare for the
round trip for July Gath from all
stations In Utah to any point on the
Union Pacific system within two hun,
drod miles Of the station where the
ticket Will be sold. Selling yates Will
be on the 28rd aud 2lgh. Tickets are
good returning up to aud including
J uly Goth only,
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deaths aud uumbsr injured, slms OF
whom Will probably die. Mrs. Jouuio
Heak, the mstr0u, a man named
5uauBhncssy anu three unidentified
men are dead. Lulu Morgan, 1augh-
ter OF Superintrn Icni Motsnu, Of The
mission, ire no ihu hospital iu a pre-.
cari0uo condition. a dozen others are
more or less seriously hurt. Az TX
animation of the ruins has not yet
been made. IL is thought rostible
that other bodies may be
found.
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The District Attorneys.

The accounts Of U. s. District Attor.
ney Judd and h,a assistant, Judge
Eowat iorptr1ual services rendered
by the former from May lllh to
June 3Jlh, am0uuting 10 $40, and by
the latte, Tor the mouth " June,
amounting 10 ll95-wctc submitted 10
Judge Bartch this afternoon aud np.
proved.
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rA,I.rnrn nnpoKIEn
Five National rHuI.s cios,d.-A Mis-
tRke Corrected.

WASHINGTON, July 6.-Cumptrollur
Eckels states that the Information
given out IN his Office yesterday that
he had directed Bank Examiner VIII.
son to take charge OF the First Nation.
al Bank at Albuquerque, n. NJ, Ia o
mlalnhe. The name ~ tuu Jailed bank
~ Albuquerque tN. NJ NationnI Bank.
Five national banks iailui yesterday
and this morning ns reported 70 Comp.
trollrr EcEClg. lhry were;
The American National Bank Of
Pueblo, Colorado.
The Central National Bank Of
Pueblo, Colo.
The Puget Sound National Bank,
Everett, Wash.
Tho National Bank Of Ashland,
Ashland, Neb.
The Fint National Bank OF winstol,
y. g.
Comptroller l1ckelp has directed
Examiner Brown o. assume charge Oi
the two above named lnilrl banks at
Pueblo; Examiner Horne Of ths failed
Aehland bank, Examiner Cloary OF
tho failed Everett bank, and EN.
aminor CarscadOn OF the failed
Winston bank.
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HELENA, Mont, July 5.-rho
Montana silver cOnirrc &c meets hero
tuis afternoon 10 take action on the
silver question. The convention will
DO c0mpusei OF prnmiuent mine own.
era aud citizens from every county Of
The state. a plan u campaign VIII bu
adopted nnu resolutions passed protest.
ing agaiust the repeal OF the sherman
act without the patsagt Of some other
coinage measure.
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The Lightning strikes "a Powder
Magazine.

KINGsToN, N y, July 6.-During
the tcriibla lightning storm last night
% powder magazine on the outskirts Of
the city was struck by lightning. The
explosion blew the structure
10 atoms and destroyed rev.
erRl buildings near by and injured
nine persons. Many rushed from the
houses thinking II WIS an earthquake.
Many telephones were burned aud ihe
electric light plant was disabled.
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m noi.o.,A.LsrEAD, Pa, July o. wild
/. u ,t' went round last night. Today
!, ~, tne anniversary Of the Carnegie
ws.A'eih' battle with pinkeTtons and II
me- as given out that II would be COM
mn otated by an attempt to burn this
se,. a anu that other like incemdiary
min, would DO committed, that the
Inna 'a "ls under arms, eto. la con.
Nuehee The streets were thronged ail
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A Sinking Predicted.

II the statements OF certain ludi
viduals who claim 10 be In close Gem.
munication with number OF leading
officials can be- accepted az true there
will be great shaking aud trim.
ming" down Ia tue municipal depart.
menls before the sun goes down many
more times.
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nleht, and very many did not go to
led at all. IL appears that the fears
were entirely prluudinss, however,
ae the mills are ga full opet.
alton today ami there is nothing
unusual Ia appearance. A picnic iu
the grove, few speeches In the even
ing, and flowers ON the grnves " those
hilied in the encounter are the only
com memorailous oi the event.
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LAKErIELD, MINI, July CA oy.
clonu struck hero last night doing con.
siderable damage to the buildings nud
several liycH arc reported Lost Ia the
country but definite details arc not
received.
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BuzzAHDs BAY, Mas, July o.
President Cleveland So coDiinci 10 biz
room with m attack Of rheumatism In
the foot and knee, complaint from
which he has suffered Tor year.. IL
Will be necessary for the President 10
deny himself o. visitors to get all
possible benefit from his vacation.
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SALEM, Ogu, July Blonde,
seven years old, by Lemout, dam
mollic, with @ pacing record Of 2.l5,
toited two miles In li3, making the
best time ever maiu ia race.
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In tho Marshal,s Hands.

Special 70 ne NEWS per Dsssrs 7elsyropGs
Provo, Ulah, July G.-Deputy Mar.
shsl Fowler this morning closed up
the store Of s. $. Jones a Co., by virtue
u an execution In favor OF Thomas q.
Weber Of Salt Lake City, Tor s0,82GIl.
Judgment was confessed by 5. y. Jones
n 20, for that amount divided among
salt Lake firms, which Mr.. Weber
represents for the purposes OF the suit,
as follows:
4. y, al .'' .'ss' ss'.'.,t.ss'ssN 22lN Ni
o. Aurhlt wa tu
hulu1m llh 1910 II
ham broa'''''''''' ''''''''''.'.''''''''' $50 70
The members Of tho Arm OF Z. s.
Jones n Co., are 3. s. Jones, James h.
DAhiels Jr. ana Amos ID. Holloway.
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Now Yn,I. stnrl. nnrI,ci.

NEW IOms, July 5.-Cordago was
about tho only feature in stocks after
III O'Clock, common dropping q. 20 (! ];
preferred g. 81 with 80 bii. 40 NOON
the market was barely steady.
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H. rABls, July 5.-Everythlng is quiet
Throughout tho city, hut the autoritles,
wv ana military, arc extremity
tslisht anu tho districts In which
paEollel. ~ N'''''
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MILWAUKEE, July 0,-The Spanish
oaTayels, on their way 10 Chlosgo, ar
nvsd this morning and received u
noisy greeting from the river craft.
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THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
The Salt Lake Building, etc., Assocla.
ton Case Comes 10 an Enid
Verdict for plaintiffs.

The greater par. Of the morning In
Judge Bar,ch's court was taken up
with the further hearing Of the case OF
the Salt Lake Building aud Loan A..
ISOLATION VI Mabel A. johnson, the
trial Of which commenced ON Monday
afternoon.
The plaintiffs sued Tor possession OF
certain premises occupied by the dc.
iendant, alleging the same 10 belong
to them. On tho other hand, Mrs.
Johnson averred that the property was
hers, and that she had boon Induced
by means OF fraud 10 sigu u trust deed
under which the association secretly
sold it.
The case went 10 the jury about ll:l5
and half an hour or sO later they came
into court with a unanimous yetulol
IN favor OF the plaintiffs. They found
that the ASSOCIATION was entitled 20
tne premises described In the COM
plant anu awarded damages for rent
and profits In the sum OF 81.
OTHER cAsEs.
II. H.. MoGurrin w John Beck ct al.
Defendant Withdrew his demurrer anu
took ten days 10 answer
Jack Bolton VI IL. Groesbeck. Ton
days additional !lme was given In
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SPOKANE, Wn., July 5.-Thc
Wellington National Bank which
suspended business several weeks ago
has resumed today.
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GRAFTON, y. D., July o. - A strip
two miles wide anu many miles long
was completely destroyed by hail yes
terdRy.
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RECOMMENDATION.

recommend that the Ordinance In
relation 10 the Salt Lake city water.
wOrke," approved July lot, 1899, be-
amonued rs follows: Add 20 srutiou
5 after the last words Service pipe"
the following: "Where water Il now
supplied through one service pipe TO
several business place., stores, houses,
families or persons, the supenntendent
OF watcrw0rks may, a. hia discretion,
either decline to furnish water until
separate service pipes arc provided, or
may continue the supply on tho con.
dition that one person shall pay for all
on the same service pipe"
WATER SUPPLY IN OTHER CTrus.
The following list shows the number
Of gallons VI water furnished Ia other
cities to each inbablAut:
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WATER MAINS AND wArrH supply.

Salt Lake City has now VS. mlles Of
water mains and furnishes por day
2OOOOiO0O gail0nt Of WAGER, az ab.ut
go gallons per capita on an estimated
reputation Of 1900.
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TIVE 1--WE LosE.

Result Of Fire Ia Mission sta
ti1n.
81. PAUL, July 0.-Last nighps
fro at Union Bethel Mission On the
river front resulted In at least hvo
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TUE KmEDIVG AND SULTAN.
Tho Ruler Of Egypt Goes 90 Find
Ilriue

CONsTANTINOPLE, July 6.-The Wis.
II Of the khediye Of Egypt is con-
neoted with his projected marriage 10 a
daughter Of the sultan. The khedive
and princess have never seen each
other. Il IL expected that the khudiva
will visit Vienna, Berlin, Copenhagen
anu Paris. His object In going TO Cop
enhBgen is 10 meet the CzaT.
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oEIFnnArED IN oInoAoo.

CHICAGO, July 5.-rho royal wed.
WlS In England occasloned the only
iuollc demonstration at the Worlds
VV4it Today. The subjects OF Queea
nIytoila and many others assembled
" Victoria Housu, the British head.
gsl.i'crs, this afternoon, aud celebrated
WIN proper honor the wedding OF the
e eGhe OF York and Princess May. Tho
ssv'g,ofhllyn consisted OF speech. making
anu martial music.