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The sun., 1893-07-19
CLOSING OF THE AMoSKBAG MILL
The biggest Cotton Factory In the Country
VIII He Idle During August.

VIII he Idle During August.
A Boston despatch received yesterday an
nounced the shutting down for the month OF
August Of the Amoskeng cotton MILL This Is
tho largest cotton mill In the United States.
and probably in the world. 1t employs 5000
operatives uses 100000 pounds Of cotton q
week. and pays S225. 900 month In wages
Tho selling agents OF tho Amoskeag mill In
this city. John l. Bremer Co Of " Leonard
street. said that the shutting down was decided
upon at a meeting OF its directors held In Man
chester. N. H. on Monday. and was necessi-
tated by the present unsettled condition Of
trade. Cornelius N. Bliss. whose firm is the
selling agent Of number OF New England
cotton mills. said:
-. It Is probable that similar action will be
That Is, mills will close in whole or In part for
q period. Those that are running on what are
known as specialties. and depend upon long
distance sales. will be the first, probably, to
follow the action OF the Amoskeag mills The
Another authority in tho dry goods district
The New England mills are now running 10
part on spring goods. which have to be held
and stored and In the present condition OF
capital required to carry their stocks. and the
prospect is too uncertain to permit further ac-
cumulation. The conditions in the West must
settle themselves before the mills will know
what they can depend upon. As to this city
and q other territory Of close sales the condition
Weat, money will be avaiia ble for that country.
and SO it Ia safe to pr edct that any closing down
you may hear of among the New England mills
In the next few days will be temporary"
The sun., 1893-07-19
Chlna Won't Make Kepnratlnn.

1.oSDoN. July la.-A dospatch from Shanghai
says that the Chinese Government has refused
to make reparation for the killing OF Wickholm
and Johannsen. Swedish missionaries, by II
mob In Mocheng about three weeks ago. For
cigners In Hankow. which is about sixty miles
from MRchena. and In shanghai have been
summoned TO attend mass meetings for tho
purpose Of calling on the European powers To
compel China to respect her treaties and pun
ish tho y!ceroY OF the province aud the author
tiles Of the city in which the murders wero
committed. The correspondent say the situa-
tion promises trouble.
The sun., 1893-07-19
Twelve aIea Drowned a. the Iron G.,. :.

vienna. July 1a-The Iron Gates. in tho
Danube. whero many llvos have been lost.
claimed twelve more victims to-day For some
time workmen have beon taking out OF the
river the rocks that have given tho name OF
Iron Gates to this place. Twelve men who
wore H. y small boat were caught In tine cur
rent. which runs with great velocity. and were
dashed against drcdger that was moore in
TIE stream Tho boat WIS smashoG and the
men wcEa thrown into tho river lhey were
earri'T down sfrea,n bf tha rushing water ho-
lore any ..sIst?acn cpull reach them and
every man "ns drowned.
The sun., 1893-07-19

VIENNA. July lathe drought which pro-
vailed for so long In Austria caused great
falling of in the yield Of oats. and as a conse-
nuence tho price OF that grain has risen. The
Government hes now issued an order that IL
there should he any further advance In prices
tho horses belonging to the army shall he fed
on mixture consisting OF one-third corn and
The sun., 1893-07-19
Going Abroaa 10 Study Taxatro..

BERLIN. July 1a-Prince Won ArenberR, a
leader OF the Centrist party. proposes to take a
leading part in the discussion Of the tax ques-
tion arising from the Army hill whom IL comes
boior" the Reichstag. and In order to be able
10 speak intelligcntly oil tho subject and to
MAKE COMPARISONS. he will visit France and
tngland TO study tho systems OF taxation em-
ployed In ;hpse countrlaa
The sun., 1893-07-19
GREAT FIRE IN LONDON.
Thirty Buildings Destroyed Near the Bnnl
Of EnGinnd-Loss, -. 100000.

.t OF EnElnnd-Loss, ~, 100000.
LONDON. July 1S.-Thc warehouse fire which
started last night In tho district bounded by
Lendenhall street and lewis Marks and Cam
omile streets burned over mn area 500 yards
square before tho flames were extinguishcd.
Thirty buildings wero destroyed. They were
dealt In statlonery, clothing tens, wines,
furniture. imported goods. &c. Tho porters
and their families living on the premises had
stJect in their night dresses. 1t Is expected
thnt the. loss will reach f1,50O.0OG. Tho
burned district ia ont y short distance to the
eastward Of the Bank Of England. the Royal
lxchange and tn. Mansion House. the resi-
CencA Oi tho ord Mayor.
The sun., 1893-07-19
Judge Jenhias win Not R..,r.,

MILWAUKEE. July 1a-Judge Jenkins will
not resign from the bench of the United states
Circuit Court In consequence of his indictm ent
by the Grand Jury as director of the Plank.
inton Bank. 90
He has REACHED this decision since 4 confer
ence with Chief Justice Fuller OF the United
confrerea The Chief Justice will personally
HggvSi az SHdae Jenkips's case before President
The sun., 1893-07-19
The INDIAN silver ous.,,o,-

LONDON. July ls.-In tho House Of Commons
to-day Primo Minister Gladstone. in replvinp
to questions. denied that there was artificial
restriction OF the coinage OF silver IN India.
IN the "a austrian system. he said. was analogous
70 tne new indian system Of coinage. The
regulated by the convenience OF the Govern.
ment. but By the wants of the countrY
The sun., 1893-07-19
A Fund OF $3.50. 900 for til. Victims.

LONDON. July 18.-The Lord Mayors fund
for the relief Of families who lost members In
the Victoria disaster has been closed to con-
tributors. 1t is 100000. In his letter Of
thanks to the donors the Lord Mayor says that
the fund probably will relieve all sufferers. be-
sides suf1lcing for the foundation of 9 trust
fund. to be used in case OF q similar disaster
The sun., 1893-07-19

ANAcoRTEs. WASH. July lathe Bank Of
Anacortes failed to open its doors yesterday.
owing to inability to realize on securities.
Will be paid In full ''ois
The sun., 1893-07-19

MOBILE. July 49, The Mobile REGISTER Com.
pany has made an assignment to Joseph Mo.
Phiilips The paper has made more than its
running expenses. but was handicapped by an
indebtedness, arising from lawsuit OF YEAR,
which. II the present stringent times could
not Do ifted nor longer carried. The pubiic'
tion VIII be continued by the assignee.
The sun., 1893-07-19
Failure OF nm Ohio Rank.

TOLEDO July 1s.-The Citizens Bank OF Ada.
o., the most prominent one In Hardin county.
failed to open its doors this morning It's
owner. Petor Ahlfeld has controlled It for over
wealthiest men Of that section. No statement
can be obtained. - '"'ufo
The sun., 1893-07-19
The CruIs-r Detroit Accented

WASHINGTON July 1S.-The Navy Depart.
ment to-day formally accepted the cruiser
Detroit and authorized the payment 10 tha
1bk pS1b5ikdeTs OF reserved funds amounting to Sbout
The sun., 1893-07-19
MRS. F. w. VANDERBILT,s LUNCHEON
The Wives or Notable New Workers Enter
tained at Her Newport villa.


tained at Her Newport vilIa.
NEWPORT. II. L. July 12-Mrs- Frederick ".
Vanderbilt gave ladies' luncheon party this
afternoon. which was a superb affair. bring
Ing together charming company OF social
leaders. Tho Vanderbilt gold service WAS used
and the table WAS decorated with garlands
OF lilies OF the valley and maidenhair FERNS
their fragrance filling the large dining hall
White golden vases OF Japanese lilies and red
roses rested on each end. Mrs Vanderbilt re-
drawing rooms
Those present were:
Mrh karrick Riggs. Mrs j J, wysenr Mrk C. NJ
88srchs 8s. s Mr1 IOsnssnd Burden. 81. W. Burden
W YuIsss' nr,.ses' hrs; H. BALDWIN. Mr.. q
sroof, sr Mrs Elbridge Gerry MI. Thomas HtSheoos
kssSa,s kerPSSlsn Mr.. FRED sheldon. Mrs T. wilson
Seig, S5eg Wsrysn sstysn. Ass: n tenaeton. Mrs A
sss.oI.: ss. .i.: Nss Sss Shsrpsn % fsnsndo Y.ns
aooa nsa'.1n non Tsh @ Mrs Danie H. Fearing. Mn o.
Deforest. and ArE ". s Wells
The sun., 1893-07-19
The Yorktowu or for the Pac,nc.

The United States cruiser Yorktown will
start tomorrow from the Navy Yard in Brook
Iyn for three years cruise. In charge OF Com
mander p. i. Harrington. Her first port will
be Monteyldeo. after leaving which she will
round the Horn.
The sun., 1893-07-19
The Cailasa Strikes y Buoy. aud tho Br,
tahain Wins.

DUBLIN. July lathe Royal Alfred Yacht
Club match for the 100 guinea cup was sailed
to-day BY the Britannia and Calluna.
The course was from KinRstown around
sailed three times. ~AN "e"
=. Both yachts were steered by amateurs from
good chance OF winning until she struct a
buoy. She then withdrew and gave the race
The sun., 1893-07-19

from Pu.l
up. old man. ''-s' o'etS yos al
,W,anS-i should say 4 did why you see loapsd
tnet man money TO take trip aonth 40 a 10 No.
clear nsid aud he used IL to sops with my Tiri
The sun., 1893-07-19
NO QUARTER
will do you as much
good as the one that

Pleasant PelletE Shis
Is what you gzoSnSth
them I: An n o'u,fs
and permaneH, IIn.'
for ConstipsGi,i'io,nns
digestion, and
Attacks, Sick ,snes
Bilious Hca, ants
and all deranIo,nach.
Of the liver. '"t Not
81.
The sun., 1893-07-19

FINEST stock OF ladies' summer shoes at W. n.
Lssssr cSmpAaJ'G Broadway aud oosh s..-Ads
The sun., 1893-07-19

For n clear head and stsAiy nerves
Take BrUmo-Seltker--ir,Ai nj bottle 10 etL-Ads.
The sun., 1893-07-19

Where Roads Arc No. straight.

Jrom NE Albania Jnirna.
=, A man travelling one OF tho sawmil roads In
Eooiy county AYERS that the road was 90
crooked that he met himself coming back.
The sun., 1893-07-19

Hoods Pills cure liver troubles. indiGes
ton. and headache. Try u box. 25c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-28
A poMEnluL srAncnlIGnr.

Searchlights are conspicuous items
In the domain OF science just now, an q
II ia 10 be recorded that % our own
county, as ususl, belongs the bigh
honor Of constructing the largest anu
most powerful one In existence. IL u
now being s,t up, OF perhaps by this
Time IL In place, ut tie W0rld's Fair
We arc furnished with circular
descriptive oft dimensions, points and
characteristics; as 10 size an Idea OF the
searchllghps proportions may be gained
from tue picture accompanying the
circular, In which mau Of ordinary
size Teaches but little over half way 10
the tor, lie measurement being about
10 feet Inches high TO the upper side
Of the yentilat0r on the top VI the
drum, while the total weight IL about
5000 pounds, but 70 perfectly IL II
mounted ana balanced that a child can
movo II In any direction. Tho rtil OF
iug Ions mirror used la this protector
Is 100 cenlimeters, or 90 inchcs, In
diameter. IL is a ooucave spherical
mirror Of the Maugin type, free from
spherical alteration, rejecting sensi'
bly parallel beam OF light. IL was
manufactured especially iOs this pro-
Jector In Paris, France, aud 10 a most
perfect specimen Of optical work,
ihtes Rnd one fourth inches
thicS al the edges aud one
sixteenth tf an inch thick ut the
center, aud weighs about 500 pound''
Tue metal ring 10 which II Is mounted
weighs about 100 pounds, and the tota
lens, ring anu cover. weigh about 100,
pounds. This great mirror Is mounted
NJ one end Of the big drum, tbs outel
end OF which 10 furnished with a dooi
consisting OF n metal rim In which ar'
fixed number Of plate glass strip
ive.sixtoonihs Of an inch thick b.
six inches wide. Inside this drum
aud sliding upon ways arranged OF
the bottom, Is placed the electric lamp
the source Of the light which Ia re
iiscted by the mirror
The machine ia entirely Rutomali
In It's action and the lamp has lumI
nous intensity OF 10000 10 10000
candles, while the reflected bean
equals S75. 900, 900 candlesl This Is al
intensity which the mind canno
grasp nor the eye appreciate; 1
approaches more nearly the nerc
luminosity Of The sun himself thai
that OF any previous mechanics
device In ancient or modern times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-28
NuSE nur rur BRAVE, ETC.

OF the inner lines Of tue wives VI
great men usually very little Is known;
for such women, though frequently
great Themselves, afe almost nlways
content TO endure subdued sort OF
existence, II not, indeed, one OF con.
slant self.denial. The serious illneas
OF Princes Bismarck recalls that she
Is one to whom the foregoing remarks
well apply, and II also rtcalls-yhat
will be Of greater interest to the gene
raj Teader--tho bold courtship Of the
stout young soldier who afterwards be-
came tho iron chancellor u the greates;
military empire Of modern times. a
well.informed Correspondent Of the
New York Sun devotes column
70 the life of the tillioted and
bedridden lady, from which We con-
dense An account Of the opisode
alluded 10. Princess Blsmarck's
maiden name was Johanna Won Putt
kamer, and she was just entering her
twonty fourth year when she was
courlod 10y Otto Won Blsmarca,a young
man Of good family and much promise,
though he had yet TO win his spurs a,
a soldier ana haI given small sign Of
the signal ability IN siatecrait which
he afterwards developed. The frau
ltin's parents were slanch conserya'
lives aud iuvctcrate "pietists." IA
such they were strongly adverse to
any union with the ayOwed represen'
tative OF other opinions, ana forbade
their daughter to accept the advances
OF her suitar. But they had 10 deal
with mnn who refused TO be thwarIe'l
in any OF his Intentions, and they
found that opposition was useless and
even dangerous. Finding himself re-
uulsod, BitmaTck adopted plan
which, unconventional Ms 1t was, m ct
with mu succtss. Having Teen
told that he would not h'
received II he called, he heard
that the Put,kammers were 1
give large evening party to whicl
naturally he had not been Invited
Nothing loath, he made hla appear
auce ia the crowded drawing rooms
AMI oiIsrinl his arm to Fraulein vo'
Pultkammer he boldly passed with he
from group to group anu nudibly Ia
formed all the other guests that h
WAS .tiianced 10 her Startled an
sunuoI by this aulacliy, the parent
hat not tho presence Of mind to den,
the ,ngagemeut ON the spot, anu late
on prudence aud common sense pre-
vailed over wrath ami prejudice, an
they agreed to give their formal coo
sont rather than brave what woul
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-28

Wa AuE familiar with the term
"pourlng oil on tho troubled waters,"
tranquility being thereby presumably
restored. 1t seems now a. II oil might
have 70 give way to soap. DR.. Keep
pen, ia his "Annals Oi Marine hyuro-
graphy aud Metsorology," published
by the Observatory Of Hamburg, de.
tai tue effects upon the waves OF the
SEA Of different sorts Of oil, aud CONES
TO the conclusion that soap produces
still fat superior ,ltcis. In view Of
recent events and comments Of AN un-
expected character aud In uulookrd-ior
places, we cordially recommend u
what is Lott OF the Liberal party trial
u soap; IL can do 10 harm, aud insome
eases (.olAbly some u tho later accts-
siUnt) might do some gool.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-28

have been "a public scandal co mpfomi'
Ing their daughter.
The marriage which soon followed
haa ~ voi In every srnte Nary
one, and her critical sicsno's At ihis
time cannot fail 10 prove an almost
crushing IN lction 10 her Hged loVet'
For, white at the height CT
his sovereignty aud power she
did not teem in the least clatoJ'
90 on the other haui sic mas
manifested no disappointment vt tue
profound change 10 their fortunes.
This equauimity is Ia such marked
contrast with the piuful conduct 81
her husband, who makes but asorry
success OF the attempt TO conceal the
teeth Of the wolf under the maue OF
the lilo that her death, should 1t
happen at this stage Of anair-, could
scarcely fail 10 complete tho wreck Of
peace aud c3nicntmunt which hoseema
determined to bring np5n hinovli.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-28
TyBuHo and was reproduced In the
NEWS Of Deccmber -, 1885.

TJBuno and was reproduced In the
NEWS Of December ~, 1886.
Lot 'em beg, lot 'em squoal, but let the
good work 20 ON. Lot ~ act ~ We inlk,
or Tor the future keen still. ] trust the
miners will all Join tho league aud never
rest while Mormon IL employed In
their respective camps. Thev have got
the organization anyhow, since they nro
In the majority, II they all join, and eau
make o. IL what Use they plea.e. Aud "
thov don't and can't make 10 answer tho
purpose Of u hos cot. OF Mormon labor
~ tue mines, they are fools TO have aught
to do with 10.
Such warfare against ono religious
BODY was neither "inhumsn" nor
"outrageous." hut now, when II H.
waged against another, 1t Is said TO be
both. Could the Amorlncs teach some
Of the religious people who once
Joined political demagogues In cruel
combat against the Mormons what II
lie to be lfUdJen down unluslly, some
good might come Of their otherwise
evil intentions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-28

etlzation should come an end to appTe'
citation; the yellow metal being the
only legal tender will be toycfeign and
supreme, representing st once the zero
aud browning point Of finance, 20 that
either iufAtion or contraction OF lis
vslno will be out Of the question. II
will determine the value Of everything
else that 10 marketable, and doubtless
some few things that are not usually 70
rated; but itself will neither g. up nor
down. IL will be the center Ctthe
system around which the entire COM
metcial cosmogony revolves. How
much have We got and how much
more can wo gtt7
or courso thore will be n renewed
interest in goli.producing mines, aud
those which have Teen neglected or
abandoned because Of too limited pro-
dnciion will ngain have attention
turned their way. California IN
places is fairly honeycombed with
such pfoperiics. The San Fran
cisco Chronicle says there are
hundreds, n no, thousands, OF mining
claims In that state which will pny
Tor working In view OF the greatly
increased purchasing power OF gold,
and no small amount Of inquiry IL
being made concerning them. ltshows
that mining In its true sense IL ne
legitimate aud lAudable an industry rs
farming or merchandising " any Thing
else, but the true tense referred 10 l.
not dealing IN mining stocks on the
exchange or swapping elaborate curtiil'
Gates and shares for good hard ooiu,
but digging IN the ground and forcing
the valleys and hillsiics TO give up
their precious secrets. That Ees the
sort OF mining which gave California
its pristine reputation and the sort Of
mining which may well be resumed NJ
this late day.
II Ia understood that gold mining
eau never be 40 simple, easy aud
profitable process Ms In the days of'i0
aud for many years following, when
meat Of what was taken out Of the
enr.h was through placer miningi
because the surface has been
thoroughly gone over aud what was
obtained taken away. but the Golden
state il eth < ldon to some extent az Il
seen by the latest report Of the director
Of the mint. Darling the calendar
year 1899. the value Of the gold pro
duord In California was sl2,57l 900
which was over one.third Of the entire
product OF the United states, an,
nearly one.tenth OF the product Of the
whole world. This II pronounce,
good, but IL might DO better, and th'
newly awakened Interest evlnccd II
gold mining In that state seems u
fortshadow an increased product with
In very short time. II will all iiud
place, aud then, like oliver Twist tn
country will DO apt to call for "more.'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-28
THE CATHOLICS THIS TINE.

The organization In this city OF the
secret order Of Amorines, whose
avowed oblco. Is to combat the Catho.
lice, whatever the real object may be,
brings out the full strength Of the
artillery Of morning cotempoiary.
The club IL characterized us "0ut'
rageous" AMI "inhuman," Its object
IA sAid to. DO "worthy Of tho donses,
darkness OF the middle ngee," being n
violation Of the laws Of the country
''ln erecting religious teal against
holding office" and pursuing Catholics
''to the point Of discharging them from
employment, both public aud private,
and dopriving them Of all chances 10
work for a living.o
Fair.minded American citizens, no
matter what creed they profess or
from what part Of the world they
come, will feel Justly indignant Mt any
attempt 10 tHlrRclze iellow.citlzens on
account OF religious bellet; aud none
will protest more empl atically against
that medieval practice than the mem
hers OF the ho.called Mormon church.
Knowing the sentiments Of this peo.
pic a. We do, and having u personal
acquaintance with the men spoken OF,
We may safely dispute tho statement
Of the morning paper referred to that
several Mormons belong to the iniqui'
tous order.
wemay also be allowed TO have Ger.
tain doubts On to the sincerity OF the
truly fine sentiments expressed by that
same paper IN regard to the matter.
II was mover before known to be
concerned about the sacred rights Of
tho people to their religious oonyio.
lions. lie crusade against the Mormon
church IL against It, unless iudeed II
should have undergone change Of
heart recently.
Only few years ago Rs,cfet organ
lztion was formed Ia this Territory
under the name Of Utah Loya
League. In the circular Issued on thai
occasion long list OF charges wer,
made against the Church, many o.
which were fictitious while othcr'
were polversions, and a call was made
to combine against the majority OF IN,
people ON account Of ;hoir religious
CONVICTIONS. The call closed with thes'
, mfiaumatory word';
. Hesitate no longer. II necessary lag
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-28

]. B.Wisln, 81 Clay steel, 1hMls,
burr, Pa, SAYS he will not DO without
Dr. I,iuga New Discovery fer Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds that u
cured ma wife who was threatened
with Pneumonia atter0n attack OF " La
Grippr,U when various other remedies
and several physicians hnd eo1o ~
40 good. R0teft Barber, OF ',ouHspoI.,
Pa, claims DR.. king's New D,ruosVly
has done him more good man any Snlus
he ever used Tor Lung rr1npsr, Notn'
ing like IL. Try IL. Free Ifial bo.ll,s
NJ A. &, Smith d Co,s DRUG 9E.'
LAtRs bottles. SOC and Sl,O''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-28
W. -proh wnnr W. iIuow.

ITT| NJ T0TITTTfl If0HI I'T'7-
My vie nnl iour childtoH were
taken very suddenly with severe cases
0. cholera morbus. bought a boilln
OF Chamuerlain's Cole, Cholera anu
Diatrhws Remedy, ani from one to
two doses gave Iel.e! IN each case l
heartily II; believing II lhr
h,st remedy known Cor bowel com
plain,g. % aud 80 cent bottles Tor SAFE
by Il. G.. NJ. /. Drug Dept. d&
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-28

For summer O mplaint Ia tbs child
Chamhrrl,inJ. Cole, Cholera nnd
Disrthwa Remedy. IL cures dysontry,
diarrnml amt cholera iniantun, aui
never fails when used In time gnd the
plain printed directions are followed.
when reduced with water AMI sweet
ened II Is pleasant TO take. % and %
cent bottles for sale by n. &. NJ. /.
Drug Dept. ds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-28

THE UNICORN is observed to the best
advantage on English warcs, where he
Is shown M being engaged In n contest
10 a finish with u bearded lion, the
stakes being the royal insignia Of the
empire. That animal has long been
regarded aa myth, but It Is Otherwise
regarded by one OF the nncieu,s,
Paulus T. &c us, who gave tho follow
Ing description Of II.
lie f. boas'o In shape like q horse, Of
a dusty colour, with a mayncd nockc, q
hayry bonrdo aud iorcheado armed
withO horne OF tho quantity ct two
CubitH, being OF spiral shape and Of
ivory Of exceeding putilo and wonderful
whitonoss. IL also has the wonderful
power Of oxpollug all yenomo and
poison whatsoever.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-28

"wHAT ARE-wE.nEBE FOR" Flani.
gan, Of Texas, has now more reason
than ever to ask Il. Secretary Car.
lislc has nsked him TO resign.