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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05

parties are trying 10 arrange Tor The
building VI uams. Blnce increasing
our water supply the acreage is IN.
cfrAring. Lauds nfe broken w and
iurMud this season Us Tar out az Willow
creek. The grain ON the now land is
much better than expected. 10 is the
intention 10 Raise the Gunuison rusrr.
v0ir dnm next winter. M the capacity
eau be doubled with a slight outlay.
Iiis viii make II possible 10 bfiug
more land into cultivation, and VIII
place GunnitOn IN the lead as dtsif.
able place Tor the hom~stokcr
Park City Record. Tho PROJECTORS
OF the blg copper melting aud refining
company u salt Lake nre creating
much intetCtt In the development ul
copper properties In many parts vi the
Territory, aud ca rcsult the deposits
OF that metal known 90 exist in snake
Greek district are being lupkci go q,
aud the chances are favorable 81
several locations IN that section being
actively developed IN the nusr uiuic.
Tuesday morning last II. !. Koam-,
copper expert IN the employ OF ihu
SAT- Lake c5mpany, arrived Ia the
Park accompanied by Charles y.
stevenson ana Charles GianvllIu, who
are Interested ia several Snake creek
copper properties. The party secured
transportation and LEFT IN theuiiefnoon
for that uisunot. Mr.. kcarrs Wi,
make "a thorough examination Of the
claims aud should he decide that they
arc prDmising ami worthy OF develop.
mcntri active operations VIII commit nee
at once. 10 l. understood tnat tie
ground owned by l.. W. Berry, Chas.
Hitsch, u. r. kimball aud Others VIII
also Do examined aui reported upon,
aud N the report should lie myofnblc,
the company will begin developments
At once. The property OWNED b
Messr. Glitch, Berry, Eimball aud
others i8quite promising ANA several
tc'ts OF the ore carried have been made
aud tue only question o. TO thu value
Of the claifus lies Ia tho extent ~ the
deposit. with the smeltor Auu refinery
In operation ready market will 10
established and claim owners have "a
e,rOng Incentive to push work on their
locailOns. There II hardly any doubt
OF the future OF snake creek ~ COP.
per producing section.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05
T0DLY'S DISPATCHES
The Grand Army EnCampm,lt al 10.
dia1apOIS,
Opening Of the Great welsh Musical
fcslival.-A Serious Rail.
Wey Wreck.

IHDtANAroLfs, Sept. 5.-'rhls Is the
great day Ia the Grand Army oncamp.
mcnt. The veterans ore all here aud
IA I've possession OF tho city. All
b lels, oil private fesideuces and all
school houses and other public build.
iIgs arc full; all squares aud vacant
places arc dotted with white tents ami
the great barracks, capable Of accom-
moIating nearly nail hundred thcus'
a.d, Hru entirely taken up with
visiiors. Tue arrangements are 20
complete, however, that all are CARED
Tor without confusion. bureaus
Ut information are nj oil
promlDont places 10 direct inquirefa ~
the right road. Surgeons aud ambu.
lancea are at the principal points, on
call; barrels OF ice water stand nj every
c0rhor Tor the benefit Of the Thirsty.
The city is nblazu with decorations
from end tOond.
People began 10 gather along the
road uftbo parade witn thu rising sun,
Everywhere stands were placed 10
iutnish points OF Wow. In frOnt Of the
urt house grand slAud capable VI
holding $4,000 WAS erected, from which
the procession WAS reviewed. Wire
cables were stretched along the lice Of
march TO Keep back the people. A. the
hour for the parade approached tho
ihfouga Increased and every available
vantage ground was taken, order.
lies dashed here and there, get.
ting the posts, bSttalions and
divisions In order; bands played; the
multitude ohetTud. The spectacle was
never before ,qunllod In this city.
The weather was perfect, n cool aud
Hight breeze, with thin clouds temper.
Ing the suns faye.
The column began forming nj the
corner OF Meridian and Seventh strorls
with the various dotachments, extend.
INK many blocks ON all adjoining
streets. The line ~ march was down
Meridian street 10 New York, west to
Psnnsylyanin, south TO Market,
east 10 New Jersey, south 10
Washington and west phst the
reviewing stand 10 Tennessee street.
Th6iprocossion moved down the ilag.
covered streets, preceded by u platoon
Of mounted police, followed by Con.
}. II. Carnahnn, the grand marshal
aud ntati, 200 mounted mon In full
uniform; next came the naval
veterans followed by "a great
HOat representing the monitor with
banner bearing tho words
Of FarAgul; "Damn the torpedoes; 20
ahead" The second detachment Of
tue paradu WIS led by Captain Jack
Crawford In scouts dress, Illinois
bad the place Of honor In the lead
OF ihe procession proper, anu
turned out two thousand men.
In the middle Of the line company
marched singing, Gwen hang Hoks
smith ON sour appio tree" The
sentiment was both hisbed ana cheered.
Next came the Department uf
Wisconsin, five posts, three hundred
men with old Abs Bald Eagle
at the head. Then follow al the other
statcs In order, making a grand aud
inspiring turnout numbering between
$1,000 hud $4,000. Ex.Pru-ident liar.
uaOn marching ia the ranks Of the
Indiana posts, was loudly ohUsred.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05
Attempted BURGLARY.

A bold attempt TO enter the Paragon
shoe store on South Temple street was
made some time las, nignl. An exam.
lnatiOn Of the premises today showed
that tho thieves had made desperate
efforts 10 obtain ingfess by the side
entrance, Ia the alley adjoining. A
large window pane was broken, be-
sides, the back door bears uomlstakable
evidence Of the use Of n crow bar.
An inventory Of tbs stock by Mana.
ger McKendriek failed 70 discover the
loss OF any goods. That the burglars
did not succeed IN getting away with
any booty, IN accounted for In this
way: Nightwatohnan Nelson walk.
ing his rounds must have scared them
OF. The police have the case In hand,
but not the thieves.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05
nILLslnEFonE ooNaRnss
one 20 Admit Utah In the Union of
hlhIeh.


WAauSuTON, Sept. o. - A great
many bills have been filed Ia tho
House. A great majority Of the bills
are those that have already found a
place on the calendars Of previous Con.
grtsses, such rs bills 10 repeal the Ted.
eial election lava; repay 10 the states
lhe cotton tax; establish "A uniform
system Of bankruptcy; incrense the
facilities for prosecuting war claims Ut
various kinds. The original bills
chiefly grow cut OF tho existing finan.
Glal conditions. Several are 10 repeal
the 10 per cent tax on the state bank
circulation, aud two 10 establish
hu Income tax. Ono by Rich.
hrdson (DemccraO lie radical IN
lA provisions. lie proposes
TAX OF two per cent ON from $4,000 To
10000; ON from $1,000 TO $4,000; 10 on
lfDm $4,000 10 100000; 10 on rom
s.O,OlJ 70 $4,000; 20 on from $4,000
70 $4,000; 80 ON from 100000 10 $780,.
VJoi 10 on all over 100000.
a national bank bill has been
prepared by H8Tier QDem.) Ohio,
unler the provisions OF which n
rational bank Dny issue circulating
bonds 10 secure b, end the bonds now
w Atlutlt with Ia treasurer TO secure
circulation may be- Withdrawn, the
United states 10 tako the nrft lien on
lhr asseIs OF any failed national bank,
70 secure liz guarantee Ot the banks
ciIcu atom and ia case tho ussU,l are
non sufficient TO reimburse the govern.
ment, the comptroller VI currency is
70 make assessment upon all the
national banks OF tno state I'm which
lhe diTellct bank IL l.catei,
divided pro rata according 10 the
capital anu surplus, TO make up the
ueueloncy. Bssidus the 10 per cent
OF circulation provided for AZ stated,
.ne banks may issue an amount equal
W 90 per cent OF their capital anu
surplus 10 be known w emergency CIR.
eulHtion, aecured by United States
!. nds, ana pay tax OF o per cent
until retired.
u, Among other bills introduced are:
i" provide Tor tue admission OF
1N,tz1nai TO enable the people Of New
MrHieo, Utah, Arizona and Oklahoma
90 'oim constitutions and elect State
government and bee admitted into the
Uhl0n.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05
THOSE RANsAcKED BOXES.
A Charge OF burglary Under Rather
Singular Circumstance.

Last Wednesday night, during a
meeting Of the Amounes ON the third
floor Of the Onion block, a couple Of
boxes which had been placed In an
untn'toom, and containing curtnin
pataphefualia, Tegalia aud ritual be.
longing 10 the society, were forced
open, tue contents fan,ackei aud one
articlt-a Iitual-cafrled Oh. The
membcfs were very Indignant ana
made diligent Inquiries. Ca Saturday
nighta member ~ the Patriotic Ordef
Daughters Of America went he.
tore Commissioner NOrfeli and
ewore out a complaint charging James
Is. Bloor, a Tribune reporter, and one
August Edbutg, with "bufglary.D
Warrants for their arrest were Issued
aud the defendant EdDurg was taken
Into custody yesterday by Deputy Mar
shal B0mAu Cannon. BlOor surrend.
cred at a later period OF tho day. The
Commissioner released both ON fur
nlshing bonds tn the sum Of $500
each to appear at the preliminary
hearing, the date OF which has not yet
been fixed. Messrs. T.. II. Lannan
ana WIN. Rivers were BlUOf's suTeties;
Messfn. James Hegney aud James
Kennedy stood b1ndsmen for Edbufg.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05
ANOTHER ma or pEFrEa
The senator Turns his Attention 10
Education.

WASHINGTON, sept. DIN the Sen.
alto Petier Introduced a bill creating n
department OF education under the
supervision Of n secretary OF education,
who, within three Year, after the pas
cage OF the act shall cause TO be con.
gtfucted q college OF scientific learning
In which shall be- taught all the classic
ana professional studicr, Hfts, etc., 10
bo known rs "A Scientific UniveTaity OF
lhe Red, White AMI B.ue Gross. Tho
bill apprOprigteB ten millions TO con.
stfuct the college.
Eight millions more shall be appro,
priateu to create an endowment 10 be
known US the Scientific College fund.
The secretary IL directed 10 purchase
aluminium 10 the total amount Of the
appropriations and coin In denOmina-
lions VI one cent 10 20 dollars.
Voorhees, submitted a resolution for
beginning the sussiOua at IL O'Clock.
Laid over.
Morgan, Alabama, offered a concur.
rent resolution fOT the appointment OF
Joint select committee Of finance VI
tcven members of each house 10 ex,
an inc into the financial and monetary
condition OF the government and the
people, with a view 10 duvlting means
lot betierment. Its powers arc very
wide, including the question OF 10.
monetlzatOn Of silver; It's ratio with
gold; revision OF tho state hank tax; the
cause u the present financial depres.
sion; legislation to prevent national
banWGirOm abusing their privileges aud
powers To the detriment Of the govern
ment anu the people, etc. Laid over.
Aliens resolution asking the score.
taTY Of the treasury II he had redeemed
any silver certificates In coin was
agreed 10,
PETER took the floor aud conclud ed
ms remarks In opposition 10 repeal.
Stewart, Nevada, followei in OppOsi.
ton to repeal. lie said in 1861 the
minis ON the continent Of Europe anu
those IN the Unite Statos were 0Pun
10 the nee coinage OF silver, lie then
furlted the ovents leading up 10 the
decentralization Of silver in 1873.
Sherman, he said, Introduces his bill,
prnpaieI by "a clique In the treasury
department HEADED by John Jay
Knox, proitsstdly to revise aud cldify
the mint laws which IA reality
omitted the standard dollar from tho
list Of colua. After two days debate
the bill, which had been reported by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05
Jim Williams, Guilty.

Jim Williams, the man who has been
making a livelihood the last few years
by pounding men Of inferior physical
power, was on trial IN the police court
late this afternoon on charge Of NJ.
sault aud battery. His victim was
Judson Maby, n small boy eighteen
years old whom he thrsshed into
insenslbility In ths Fifteenth ward on
Saturday night The difficulty arose
over horse dispute. Justice Gee In
summing up the evidence saidl "rhers
IL only one thing Tor me 10 do aud that
Is to due the defendant Ia such sum
thst no will leave boys alone In the
future"
Sentence was suspended until 10
O'Clock tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05
Two TONS w BOOKS.
Government Reports Being shipped
Out 10 the Farmers.

The librarian Of the University OF
Utah today shipped to the postmssters
u the larger country towns OF tho
Territory about two tons Of valuabl
books Tor distribution among the
farmers. They are composed VI dupli-
Oatv agricultural documents and re-
ports Oh domestic animals which have
accumulated IN tho library from
various sources during the past ten
years.
Other oil0rtf have been made to dis.
tribute them among the people, but
without Buccefs. The university
authorities were willing to give the
books without charge, but not to pay
tho heavy expense OF wrapping anu
shipping through this malls In tho
regular way. The problem was finally
solved by Hon. John II. CAinc, who
volunteered tho use OF his ranking
privilege for the purpose.
Tle books which have thus
been made available are among
the most valuable publications issued
by the government printing ofllce. 1t
Is regrettable such books arc usually
prevented from Going theserVice when
they are capable Of by a habit many
people have OF sueering at everything
That can be called public document.
Nothing but ignorance Of such works
could make this prejudice possible,
for tho government Ia publish.
ing every year books the value
OF which would be- inestimabls II
tho people would oaly consent TO
make proper use OF them. AS before
stated, the booksIwhich tho university
has today given TO tho people belong to
this GLASS, and the gift should not fail
Of appreciation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05
CLEVELAND's POLICY.
Tho senate Must Act on ,hc Repeal
niii FIRST.

WASHINGTON, sopt5.-The financial
policy Of the administration WIS
clearly defined todby. Ii II that all
secondary financial legislation be post.
puned till the Senate acts ON tue repeal
bill.
The committee on banking aud cur.
rency ~ which falls the duty TO origin
ate legislation 10 follow repeal, met
this morning but adjourned Tor week.
IL is 10 rned that the President and
Bee etary Carlisle have expressed a
wish that oil remedial legislation he
postponed till the repeal bill hns aClu.
ally passed the Senate. There IL no
doubt the committee intends to follow
,his suggestion, The object 10 10 put
apura on tho Senate by concentrating
public attention on II. Tho House will
keep the road clear for immediate con.
sidefation Of repeal rs soon US II comes
from tue Senate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05
SHOCKING FATAL ACCIDENT.
II. A. Beatty Thrown From a Delivery
Cart at Park city and Killed
Instantly,


PAuS CITY, Sept. "a sad acct.
dent, resulting IN the death Of II. A.
Beatty, happened about 1880 this
morning. ltnppears that the deceased
went out with Giles Wood, delivery
cart driver Tor NJ. 3. Atcheim Il Co.,
and while Wood was delivering his
goods Mr.. Beatty undertook TO lurn the
wagon uTOunu. The rUsd being steep
ana narrow at that point caused "A short
turn 70 be- made; tlis OverbalanGed the
cart and heightened tho horses into a
run. Beatty was dragged quite n dls.
lance anu when picked life was eX-
tinCi, HE neck was broken and his
face horribly manglud.
Tho deceased had been employed for
long time as assistant bOOlikeeper in
the store Of Ascheim q Co., and was
about twenty-eight years Of age. He
leaves young wife, and child only
few days old.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05

from She heads OF th,lr ,0cieiirs sub.
hitting prlfosi,ion- booking to the
nGontion on some nmicnble plan for
tho reduction Ut wages. First y
straight cat Of 10 yer cent is promised;
thea ten ycr cent cut uniii January
lat, the amount 10 bn ulnHlicivu u
loan 10 the company II neither Of
thesu propositions are acceptable, the
men are requested TO submit O coun.
ter proposition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05
DILD ~ PRISON.

- a"hhict supposed 10 Have NuNcFfu
hnm trpros3.
Sl6olai LiYdioi 10 Nc AEwf.
LARAMIE, wyo., Sept Outward
Fisher tue convict who was suppsscd
10 be- tilliclcd with leprosy, h dead.
Fisher was ~ yosre ofage and was a
from 7Wtotwntcr county for grand
u prisoners who were sentences on
Gtorn River for Judge Nuigh; to
fcsenlcuce them. The pCuilcntiaty
authorities Immediately buried Fish.
ci's body and burned all his effects.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05

DULUTH, Sept. 6.-rho details OF a
6tupondous deal, backed by tho Stand.
ard OIL company, have Just come to
light. II involves nint.teuths Of tho
product Of the Besscmer iron mines In
this country aud Cuba. IL will he
known az the Lake Superior COusoli.
dated Iron Mines.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05
The gngar FaelOrY.

The sugar factory At Lohi is now
running at about half It's capacity, ON
raw sugar. rhis will continue until
about the .6h Of the present month.
Tue beets for the factory are reported
10 DO IN excellent condition, their
quality being unsurpassed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05
Admitted 10 CIlizcg,hin.

Thomas hornaur, nn lrthman,
Joseph \. NJ. Jacobsen, a DANE, q d
MARIN Didscu- Kern, German, Now
residing 30 this cily wcra t'Isnuef.
icon admitted 70 cili1c.ssip b. Ju gc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05
WRECK ON TIE mo FouR.
a Passenger Tram Crashes Into a
Freight

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. ga serious
wreck Is reported Nc Batesvillu on the
Cincinnati ulvision Of tho Big -Four this
morning. a passenger train ran into
the rear Of freight train aud a mum.
Der of passengers are reported burned.
Walter Phillips, general managur OF
the United Pres, is passenger on tue
train,
A later report says no passengers
were injured In the wreck. Tho road
IL blocked til tho afternoon. Seyefnl
trainmen were iDjuTld.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05

Los ANoELEs, Cal, sept. b.
United States Judge Rose today order.
ed ihe deportation Of Chun shaug
fuon and decided that there II money
10 depoft Cinnamon under the sixth
clause Oi the Goary set.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05

FAbis, Sept D. The alarmist rum,
W circulated last night to tne effect
hst President Chrunt had undergone u
illuiHl, u not critical, surgical opera.
nsui nave been proved uni, unded by
ne Associated Peas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05
About The Choir.

A highly complimentary criticism
Of the concert given by the Tabernacle
choir In ~. Louis ON Saturday night
will be f0uni ON tho sixth page OF
tOdnyH's NEWs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05

WAsHiNuros, Sept. 5.-Blls have
been prupaie1 Tor the election Ut public
buildings nt the following plgcrfi
it1subur', Ogu, 5000, Salem, Ogna
500 uF Snuirtu, Cal, s.OJUUO;
FsCsno, Cal, 100000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05

CHICAGO, Sept. 5.-Johu II. O'Con.
nor fhol aud probably moftaily wound
cd hi- partner In the tin and sheet iron
business this morning. He also killed
a little girl, name unknown.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05

Oncning OF the Crnud Contest OF
Sinners.

CHICAGO, Sept. 5.--Che weather 81
fnir with cooling breeze. The
feature " the day at The fWF we u
pafade oi tbs finest specimens ot live
stock, reviewed by Governor Flower
New York, and Hon. Chluncpy NJ,
Depuw, aud the opening Ot the great
Welsh musical iesiival IN Festival
hall Wits What Z. SnJau q. 'Sunajn
a islae" u Great Britain, the ilr't OF
the kind ever given beyond the shores
OF that county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05

Nte'a' bispGfch 10 me NEWS.
Ci'MENNn, wyo., Sept 5.-Local
'nleials Of aIl the organic ,tions OF
ANYWAY employ es have received letter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05
For Chieago.

Richard w. Young and wife are Oh
for the Worlds Fair on this EVENING"
Union Pacific train.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05
BUSINESS And MINES.
Clr5 and TalionCl Will SEQ FInsrcss
Through all Right.
WOOL GROWERS AND rnE TARIFF.
Laud Onlcc Filings The Park Copper
Frospi c,s.-Miniug and
either News.

Tho opening Of the prcsen, week
notes but slight change In the financial
situation, 10 that there Is nothing 10
cause encouragement. The absence OF
any panicky feeling on the par, Of the
people niiorjs tho chief prosp,c. Tor o
satisfactory solution. This has Pre-.
served salt Lake up to tho present,
aud iis continuation will bridge mat.
tcrs over to tho relief which Is com.
ing nearer. Already tho money
market Ia the Eas! has easci up
materially, and In time tho eject Of
such easing will make iiself apparent
here. The prospect Is anufing from
the fact that certain relief D. draw Ing
ptfcepiitly closer.
The dull times have made them.
selves felt especially IN tho small stores
which abound ia the suburbs Of tue
city aud outlying districts. One result
Of this Is that several Of these institu.
lions are tu!iring from business, their
managers finiing more rcmuucuuve
employment In other Tuuuia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-24
AatoniO II. de Aldrey.

ELSEDLITZCH CHANTEAUD
es incontestablemente ell PCrgatiro
knO refrescante mas puro, al
mas sgrsdable de tomsr y ell mas
eticaz, bsjo IN peqneho volnmen
Reemplaza ventsiOsamente las
aguas purgstlvas alemanas Y t dos
os ds.stlcls
+ exito del SedLts Ch Chan
teaud, cerca de los medicos de TO
dos los paises, ha oeasionado una
mutitud de imitsdores. Uno DE-
6stos acaba de ser sentenciado, pol
soncurrencis desleal. 4 5000 fran
COS de dsfos y periuicios, 4 cam
blar Ia hechura de sus frascos y 4
40 envolverlos en papel amarillo
slendo este color caracterlstico de
Ssdlits Ch Chantedud, preparadol ol
d. les Gr9nulos dosimSfrtoos del D.
Barggraers, cuya boga es igual
msnte universal.