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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-09

J. &. kuowlos, chairman, aud q. w.
Mntihcwe, secretary, OF the Cache
County Republican Central committee,
have Issued n call for convention 10
be held in the Court house at Logan
ON Tuesday, September 20, for the puf-
pose OF nominating officers 10 be voted
Tor ut the November election. ph.
matlcs are 20 be held in all the settle.
mnntsl not later than the 2lst inst.
me number OF delegates from the
lweuty-two precincts In the county IL
1874
County Recorder Lippmau wishes Il
diatiuctly understood that he has moth.
iug 20 DO with the collection OF n
lihetal campaign fund or any part
lhereoi' IL any assessment has been
levied on heads OF departments hu
says he is not aware OF that fact, and
" bis name has been used by any one
In that connection II has been wholly
without his knowledge or authorize.
ton.
AZ the meeting Of the CITY Council
last night Mr.. Mantland expfrsseu
himself a. being Tired OF certain mem.
bors "bhggiiu.H lDd AiduI, 1--WE have
but n few minutes more In oiiicrn
When ho was interrupted by Moran
suddenly asking; "D1 you intend to
resign, Nj. Wanda u?n
mot NJ all, not at all" was the r..
Spouse, ~ meant our time office was
0rltf - comparatively speaking, Of
coufse."
The annual election Of Ulcers Of the
Umh DemOciatio club will he held to.
night.
hogistration has closed and those
VINO are DESTROYS Of getting their
nnme9 ON the rolls, but who have not
attended ~ that imrorIaut matter,
should DO 10 between the 10th and 31ih
lust. The work Of naturalization
should nlso be attended 10. The regis
traiion uilicefs estimate that there are
not less than 1000 uuuaturaliEed men
Ia thia city.
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Train serylcr lnr Snnnele.

The Union Pacific railway promises
that upon tie completion II the san.
pate Valley road iu,o Manli, which
viii BIO Ia about ten days. a quick
service will be- arranged between that
valley and Salt Lake. Tho time tor
making the fuu from this city to
Mauii Is 10 occupy i've hUurs, 10 that
ratticl can leave here on the u. IN.
tain aud alightin the capital Of Saupvic
at y. IN. There 10 10 be daily
service leaving each place IN tne morn.
iur.
There IL talk at prcseut Of having
demonstration III Manu when the new
road reaches there, that Will dwarf
into iuslgulncnuco the demonstration
on Saturday lastAt Ephrlam. IL H.
probable that u program viii be NJ
ranged Ia which all thu county, aud
perhaps some from this vicinity, viii
D. invited 10 JOiu. VITA two railroads
into the heart OF tho county, md
double daily service, Saupeto should
forge aheAd Ia the line o. development.
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A Contradiction

The NEWS without desire to enter
into controversy over tho matter
gives place 10 the following which has
been handed In for publication,
"Mrs. II. W. Bsrtels would feel
obliged to the NEWS for correction OF
the statements regarding her hus.
bands manner Ot lilo and tragicsl
death a. given last Saturday evening,
"kifst as 10 the matter Of 'nis always
having lived high and fast, auu'of late
dissipating feGriuily,' | have known
him for the lust four and half years,
ana during that period nave expert.
enced what | call perfect happiness.
lie has not been dissipating OF late,
never having been out at night after
eight O'Clock, ana home 10 nis meals
regularly every DAY. lie had been
drinking certainly tor three dRyb before
his death, hut not sufficiently to
render him unit for business. o. Toe
morning Of his death he arose at 7
O'Clock anu went TO tho office ~ usual.
Hs returned home At IL O'Clock tor
lunch, whom as no was standing by hia
table writing / no.iceu that lac totteted,
anu helping him TO the bed, he died
acknowledgement trouble being the
cause OF his sudden demise ami from
which he had experienced trouble
during tho previous week."
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Funeral Services.

The funeral services over tire remains
Of the late John Hyagland woro con
Quoted IN tho Fourteenth Ward As.
sembly Rooms yesterday afternoon,
beginning ~ O'Clock. Previous to
that time Tolativesa ana intimate friends
had assembled at the family residence
In the Fifth ward, and from there the
coItege moved shortly after O'Clock,
nephews Of the deceased acting rs pail
bearers.
The services at the meeting house
were conducted by Bishop Seldom, the
Fifth ward choir furnishing the music.
Prayer was offered by Elder Angus NJ.
Cannon, ana brief remarks, frminls-
cent aud t0uchingly oommendatUTy Of
the sterling virtues Vt the deceased anu
OF character 10 console and
encourage his family, were made
by Elders Joseph Horne, Angus
Nj. Cannon, George IL. Taylor, RObt.
II. P"r'On and John Henry Smith, all
,0l w. segv.-
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naru,ai Law a, Mo Ian,iro.

WASHINGTON, Sept. O.--Martial law
has been declared ~ Rio Janoifo,
Brazil. IL 10 feared tho city will be
bombaTdtd by the Revolutionary navy.
Word 10 this effect was received az
noon by the state department from
Minister Thompson at Rio. Secretary
Gftsham al once communicated the
Intelligence ~ the navy department.
a consultation wns had as 10 the
United States vessels 20 be- sent 10 the
scene, TO protect American Interests.
In a dispatch Thompson uTgcd the
government TO send war Hhip ~ once
10 tho scene Of disturbance. This n
Lecossaty for tue protection OF Am0ti-
can Interests at the Brazilian capital.
Secretary Gresham atOnce cOmmuni.
Gated the Information TO tho secretary
OF the navy and a confidence was held
to Cc,crinino what vessel was most
available In the preiont emergency.
The secretary Of the navy sAid no was
hourly expecting telegram from the
commander Of the United Stat o.
cruiser Charleston, reporting his al
nval nt Rio Jaueir) or M0ntevidro.
He thought II more than probable tina,
the vessel would report from the latter
city, however, 90 II has been out at sea
"A much longer time than would have
been necessary for it TO sail from
BarbadUef, where II lnst reported, 20
Rio Janiero. The United States
steamship Newark now at Norfolk
navy yard undergoing repairs, has
been under orders TOT some time to 10
10 .he south Atlantic station. Orders
viii TO issued to her commander TO see
that repairs are hurried with In Wow
to n qlicE departure OF the weasel to It's
pest VI duty.
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CHINESE musT GO.
Tho GeAry Law TO be Enforced as Far
Practicable,


WASHINGTON, ID, O., Sept. 0.-Thore
appears to 10 but little, ~ any, doubt
that the present administration Intends
to force the Geary law. In case the
law Is rlgiJly enforced Yang Yu, the
new Chinese minister To this country,
will, It " sdd, withdraw to China.
For the pat forty-eight hours he has
been beslege1 with tnlegTams from
ChineSe SUBJECTS throughout the
country aAking for veriiiation Of the
report shat President Cleveland auu
the cabinet have decided 10 put the
Geary law into effect. The Chinese
Six Companies, Kan Francisco, has
been In teleRraphic communication
with him ever since his arrival In
Washington. The attorney general, IL
Is stated, will Instruct the United
states mnrehnls to enforce the
law ana bring every unreg.
istered Chinaman In their districts
to designated points for deportation.
solicitor Reeve OF the treasury depart.
meLt Gays there h no disposition on the
part Of any officer Of tho government
to shirk 10 execute the provisions OF
the Gtary act. a Circular Is 10 be le.
sued by the treasury department TO In.
speltion oillcers, directing them o.
comply with the provisions Of Me act,
to the extent Of the funds appropriated.
These funds aTe entirely inadequate
for the enforcement OF the law ana
will not hold out great while. When
the responsibility will rest
not with the customs officers, hut with
Congress itself. There Is aoms fear
evidently that the Chinese government
viii retRliato when an attempt IL made
10 enforce tho act. Al any event the
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Personals.

Charles sutro, Of sutro Garden
fame, was In Salt LAKE today. lie
continues bic westward trip this even.
ing.
T.. Il. Iugefsoll, passenger nvenl NJ
the Colorado Midland IL in the e. v
aud viii turn his face ens,waf his
evening.
General PcnTose and wife, Of or
DouE'a Will depart .or thutu hi
evening en- ioute to Chicago h. TAB In
tho great sights Of the Fair.
Mis-. VIM. Hunt Of tbs city 4, vot
tnis evening on bfie vl-.tt1 de-. co,
On tie same train will be Mi..tt.
moro, Of Denver, VIII has been wish.
INK frlenrsi Salt Lake.
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COMPLICATIONS IN SIAM,
France lrrItatsd at tho Interference
Of Great Britain.
Germany AuSr Consulting England
win Establish - Permanent
Mediterranean Squadron.

PAms. Sept. 0,--rhe story OF fresh
complications between France aud
siam, cabled exclusively to the AHo-
cisted Press yesterday IL fully con.
hrmed today by the utteTanoos Of the
French prcss No doubt France IL
ireiting under the scoring comments
Of foreign newspapers upon her a.
logged back down before England's
hrm attitude. There Ia itill less
doubt that the French government has
dttermined that tho foreign preAs shall
not easily hhNeanothvr ouch chance 10
hold up the republic 10 riulculc. Much
irritation IL felt against England from
the fact that II ls admitted that she IN
supporting II not advising Slam Ia the
iiilatory attitude the lauer coun-
Try has assumed In the treat.
ment Of the concessions made TO
France. In consequence the French
newspapers are spurring the govern.
ment 10 make determined effort 10
teach England not 10 Interfere with
The colonial policies Of France. Not
only mas Earl Duncrin postponed his
rOposed vacation 70 Switzerland, but,
u IL added that dispatches OF most
Important nature we're exchanged yes.
tttday between tho British ioTeiyn
office AMI tho British embassy at
Paris
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The Union Pacific Change.

In the announcement Of tie change
In the Union Pacific train service south
from this city, made ia the NEWS OF
last evening, u typographical error
caused tho time OF the passenger tain
leaving this city TO real S pm. instead
" sam. The tfain leaves here In the
morning aud there will DO no evening
service south.
Another change has been also deter.
mined upon by tue railway officials,
and the tram from the south, which
formerly arrived AZ 10 a. M, but was
scheduled unuet the new arrangement
to reach here at . y. M, will not arrive
III O;lO pm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-09
rnE IOWA cAmpAIaN.
Governor Holes Makes ~ speech on
TRrin nud thor Subjects

GRuNDY CESTRE, lows, Sept. o.
Governor BOics spoke hero this alter
noon opening the campaign Ia the
aloloOi the Democratic party. Ho uo.
voted mOtt OF the time g. tafIfl, puu-
elonF, prohibition ahd state Institutions.
The governor vigor usiy relulled the
charges OF the Republicans that lie.
moctacy was responsible Tor the pres.
ent financial crisis, pointing ont that
for centurlea the commercial centcrs OF
the globe had been subject 10 money
7hnics al comparatively regular inter.
walls, the consequences Of which had
been precisely what We have been
witnessing.
On the silver question he said: This
question ought never 10 be hampufud
by partisan politics. ltfcquifes tot the
proper adjustment the best thought,
the best men Of all political parties.
The great mass VI our people outside
those direo ~ benefited by the change
look upon the act VI ls73 demonvtiEiug
silver, W colossal national crime and
are anxious 10 remedy the wrong In
any way II can DO dUno without c0m-
hitting another, and without dolfi-
meat 20 the credit Of the nation. That
IA solution Of this difficult problem,
which will restore TO the country thr
Tree coinage Of silver will be discovered,
| have No doubt; neither do question
that we will be most likely ~ rCach
tue correct solution, ono that will DO
Justice 10 all classes aud reflect credit
On our common country, N We nre able
to keep ~ out " the bitter partisan poll
tics VI the nation.
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choir rendered music during the 70.
cepiiOn.
During the past week, West has been
hfousing sentiment among the people
and they have been coming to the
Fair In vast numbers. Ia all this
rush Utah has sent its full share Of
visitors and today they invaded their
stat building, shook hands with tLeir
govern or anu Viewed tho beauties OF the
exposition. The exercises which had
been prepared Ia honor VI thedty were
canned out In Festival hail, that build.
lug being better adapted to hold the
crowds than the state building.
Governor Wet made an address In
which he praised the Exposition man
sgomcnt for what 10 hau prepared for
tue people OF the world and compii.
mentod his own people for
having come 20 far 90 do
hOnor 20 themselves aud the Fair.
Pfusideuts Woodruff, Cannon aud
Smith, the heads OF the Mormon
Church, made speeches. II auy body
atteaded with the expectation Of hear.
ing the Mormon faith expOunded they
were disappointed, ns tho great sN.
r0nen,s Of MOfmouism were full OF
other subjects relating to what they
had seen since their arrival In Chi.
CagO.
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A Cause for Complaint.

Mfr. q. y. Brooks OF the Twelfth
ward. this city, feels very sure over the
manner In which the telephone com.
pany's employees have served some u
the shade trots by hls place. Without
consulting him Ia tho matter they have
taken on large Limos from tho trees ne
has car0i tor during the last twenty
years or more, Tor their own convent
encr. He has complained 10 the tele-
phone company but has received no
satisfaction. He IL an ardent admiTsr
of trees And flowers and strongly OF
Jrots to hGvlug them Destroyed In this
ruthless manner.
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Salmagundi at Saliair.

One OF tho most novel entertainments
at 7RltAir will DO the one which the
Young Ladies' Aid society are prepat.
ing for next week under tho title OF
rhlmuguudi. The SRlmAgundi which
thls society will present 10 the public
viii contain many surprises. Tho
young ladies In charge ARE Miss Emma
McCormirk, Mise Bertha Hempsisau
ana Miss Kate Lawrence.
The object OF the Salmagundi IL to
raise funds Tor uharitaUle purposes.
The Lad!ee' Aid society has be-, u IN
existence several years, anu tho char
acter Of tho young ladies ut It's head ~
well as It's record Ut good deeds ontitle
It " the hearty support Of All citizens.
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lie Manis Work.

Brother George MoAlllster, accom-.
panied by his vie anu three chlldTon,
arrived In this city on the 10Th OF
July last. Since then he has sought
for work daily without success. Hois
a baker, but ID willing to DO any kind
Of labor to earn a living, In town or
country, on farm OF Ia shop. He Ia
honest and industrious and without
means. lie would be- willing 10 work
during the Winter Tor food, clothing
anu shelter for himself ana family.
Ho ought 70 have the chance 10 do
this at least. Ills address is lBs w.
Fiat North street.
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Brother BramaIl's sickness.

torsiroHdsHle beauci Meas,
srRiSovILIE, Sept. s, ls02.-Tho
numerous readers of the DEsRREr
NLws will deeply regret that Elder
VIM. Bramsli, WIN no long AMI succo,t-
fully has iahofai NJ ils agent, aud who
IL % 0eil-ifitu veteran iu the Church,
having travelled much Ia the ministry,
and having baptized over twelve hun.
ired snuis, has been confined 10 his
boz thfuu weeks with ILLUMINATION Of
the bowels. Although still very weak,
mis- many Ia ends arc hopeful Of his
recovery. Your brother,
q. ID, Evans,
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He Likes Salt Lake.

Attorney G. +. stone Of AlalAd City,
Idaho, II On vlsit to this city. During
his bfiei stay he will remain tho CUES.
ot Attorney z. J. Daily, who In su old
college chum Of his, the two having
studied together at Minneapolis tor
some time. MT. Stone In greatly pleased
with the natural beauties OF Salt Lakr,
no viii leave with reluctance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-09
CLEVELAND HAPPY.
Another daughter Horn In IIis
Household.

Household.
WAsmNGToS, Sept. 0.-Mrs. Cleyo.
land gave birth to baby girl ut noon.
mother aud child are doing well.
II was over an hour after the baby
was born before any one outside the
White House wAs aware Of the fact.
The atlsir was kept close secret until
DIR. Bryant was convinced that the
mother had undergone the ordeal
safely and the baby was well
ana sound. At once tho news
was given out and quickly
spread over the city and was coon the
subject NJ conversation In tho lnbbies
Of all tho hotels And many private
houses. Though the press had init.
mated Mt times that Mrs. Cleveland
would become mother In "A short
time, tho birth OF the baby today was
somewhat OF surprise, aud Mrs,
Cleveland WAS out driving last even.
ing. She bowed frequently 10 passing
friends and acquaintance, anu appear.
ed In excellent health and spirits.
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IN CONGRESS.
senator Teller In his speech D..
nouuces the Newspapers.

nouuces the Newspapers,
WAsnNuToS, Sept. 9.-Teller was
recognized as entitled to the floor on
the repeal bill. Before he began his
speech, Stewart questioned the pres.
enoe OF a quorum. Teller proceeded to
address the Senate ia oppo.
sltlon to the repeal OF the Sherman
act. He began his speech by 70 erenee
TO lecture which he said the press wRs
giving the Senate. The first hour Of
his speech was devoted to the denunci.
alton OF the course pursued In altempt-
Ing 10 ouerce the Senate Into passing
the repeal til. He said there were no
longer any great newspapers which
directed the public sentiment. They
We're now run ~ WAS the manufaotuf.
ing Industry 10 make money.
Pugh, Democrat, Ala, demanded a
call OF the Senate, Forty-thTea re.
spondod andTeller resumed his speech.
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OF whom had known Brother II aglnnd
into ately during hs lie ana wsrg
upie through their various associations
WIN MN TO trace bis humble, houtai,
Upright Wnlk from Infancy till death.
blshop Seddon spoke n few concluding
NOtds, anu Elder joseph T.. Taylor
pronounced the benedlciion.
me inierment was In u city Gene
tefy' TO which solemn spot a large cor.
lego followed the beloved remains,
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LONDON, Sept 0,-The Standards
shaughAh Viceroy Chang, notorious
Tor his hatred Of foreigners ana for On
courRgement 10 natives In baTbareus
treatment Of Europeans, IL reported 10
have addressed petition TO this throne
openly advocating the determination
of foreigners In China, especially
English, as necessary u prevent the
eventual partition Of China among The
European powers. The hostility 10
foreigners In the provinces is undated.
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IN THE POLITICAL FIELD.
Democratic Primaries TO be Held
September 90 and a Convention
October O.-OthpT Items.

The city Democratic committee met
In A. II. schEoedef's Office lastevenlng
ana decided 10 Gull precinct primaries
for the coming municipal election to be
held on Saturday the 23rd inst, ut 5
O'CLOCK. The time for holding n gem
ersl convention was tiIeu for Monday,
October 9th. The con ml.leu viii meet
again tonight ami formulate n Gail.
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NIgIInnl ,hr MInnrr

INV YORK, Sept. 9.-ViRllAn,
finished nr.t AZ 8:8Gl. Owing & the
great distance from the shore there
was some uncertainty M TO which WINS
the winner, but finally Il was decided
10 be Nigilant. Jubilee was second nj
3;ii; Pilgrim third at 8!Ii; Colonia
last ut 3:4S.
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MADRID, Sept. "a Tiotous mob
sacked the town hall AT Saniarder,
destroyed all the papers ana greatly
damaged the msyoi's house and tho
wGierworks. The troops queled the
disturbance.
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arrangements Tor the strengthening OF
tho avail ileet nj the China station is
Significant. The gun boat Concord IL
now on her way tn Chins. Petrol has
also been ordered there aud the cruiser
Baltimore isnls0 on the way.
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GERMANY MAKES A MOVE.

A having II bearing on tho Fract.
Siamcse complications Figaro makes a
most Important announcement To tho
effect that Germany, having been In.
formed that tho visit Of tho Russian
fleet to ToulOn, will result In the
establishment OF ooaling station Tor
Russian war vessels on the French
coast, has obtained as u counter blast
the cession by Italy Of small ialanG
In the Mediterranean which IL 10 be-
fortified, conlod, supplied, aud used ~ "a
rendezvous similar TO the used by
Great Britain Of the Island OF Malta,
and that when this Ia done Germany
VIII maintain q permanent squadron
ia the Mediterranean. This action, II
~ said, Ia taken after both Italy aud
Germany had consulted with England.
The exact position Of the island is not
divulged, but II is said TO be admirably
suited for the purpose, within easy
iteaming distance OF the DaTdanelles
and near the Suez canal.
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LATER, 3 p. MAN oGsr has lust
been received by the choir to sing in
Carnegie Music Hall, New York, also
IN Washington, Boston and Phila.
,delphia. The proposal o3mts from the
poled bureau manager, Major Pond.
Unfortunately eaga. emenH here and
IN Omaha have prevented la accept.
snoe.
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Moro LaWlesnesa.

Several nights ago woman, named
Beatriz Aragon, was abducted from her
homo in the little town of Peralta, Valencia
county. victoriano' Aragon, suspected of
the cr,me, 10 now in Jail at Los Lunas.
Tho people are greatly excited over this
continuous numbering of women, and at
tribute it to tho bad moral effect pro-
duced by tho result Ola recent celebrated
case. II t9yr
Julian Chavez, who shot and killed
Eusebio Sa,s at Pinos Wells, has been
taken TO the county tah. He makes the
9Th man now in:the Valencia county Jail
at Los Lunas accused Of murder, and all
the crimes have been committed since the
Adjournment ofssths district court last
February. -, a., es
News Of a serious ARRAY al a dance at
Mogollon, Grant county, has been re-
ceived. There WAS double wedding in
the camp. After the wedding there was
= dance, at which q number Of the rivals
of Tomas Martinez, one of the newly
married men, danced with his wife.
After the dance was over and the rivals
had considered the matter, they came to
the conclusion that fight would be the
proper thing and so they attacked Mar
tinez' brothers. Four Mexicans were
severely wounded, two of whom are in a
very serious condion. One will probably
die,