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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-01

Information Of Interest 10 the salt Laa-
ers Going 10 Locate Land,-Rrs-
er,alIons that are Withhold.

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VIZ '''"h ~ 'N' i'N'
Estate EHchhugo tomorrow night Tor
tLe purpose OF organizing "a party OF
Ch,roEse land settlsfs n. outlin.i In
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pecleu the party VIII leave here on tho
10Th inst. 10 be- present at the opening
f,r I,cstion and s.ttl,n,,nt Mt npou ON
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ready sighlhed lhelr intention Of going
aud II IN believed the number will be-
swolluu 10 Nj least one hundred.
The following Dispatch from AIkan.
sRs city, Kansas, will furnish valuable
Information 10 members OF the party:
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enu loss1 ~, p''i
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. r,iI' ,ne run i'oli ,ufiI S n,i
lho toutn puunuHiy VI wy Otlo IeS,l-
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county syn, hna l"nu y''i.o uo,woo',
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uu'niie nion i"sonu'u soiuE W te,ty
On 'no Hain on th' iuo .,, " ,no
Opehlhg SUI MnlN'us 'nsu wv no"
Sou"y 800 ''H'u '"v ~, - '',' to"n
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rom the Oa,anou's ,iuo' III Wv taul,
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IetueS anu ionO" p tSsVi tn''v"' att
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to"h s't,s, 10 'eIoe' ,t, i''o''ou
rom tuo So.i,i,'''a,Sri' ,
c,,,i. o,''p ~ PT nd pnnoa 1890 1890
onloVeo, Ssa ,,s,,. ~. $3.50, 80.
t'oi' 'au,i ''Ns ~ ~
nc .u'i'o.l'y ~ e'""' PAINTS P'''"''''O"
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nanS aut'iilo'S ~ . Waut.u 70 ~
u'siIu's a., s,u' S n.y. ". vns'g "a
ivy opoa'iy oo"'H, ~ $500 '''1'',.p pa,
,ao, oh' yho gnny NJ ma ,nssns ot snt,v
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CONGRESS Ar WORK.
senator Vance speaks Ia Favor OF
Free tonnage.

Free coinage
WAsH1NuToS, Sept. The Senate
took up tho House bill 20 repeal tue
silver purchase clause OF the sherman
act, with Voorhees, bill as u subs,i.
tute.
Vencc, NC, one Of the minority
memt ora OF the finance committee,
spoke Ia opposition 10 the Till and IN
favor Of free coinage. A large part Oi
his speech was devoted 10 showing the
Inconsistencies OF the friends Of repeal,
both being partisan, Ia view Of the
timetable declarations Of both national
platforms. he quoted from these,
commenting IN Hu ir0uical strain on
the way Ia which the pledges were
being fulfilled.
lie said, they seemed TO think
the only way 10 maintain the
parity between gold ami silver
was 10 fmt strike silver a
death blow. Unconditional repeal
would be the doagh blow, for It was
well known that Cleveland would veto
any silver coinn oil. The effect ON
the condition Of mankind following the
destruction OF half the currency VI the
world aggregHling goyen aud half
billion dollars would be impossible 10
describe accurately,
He gave the hist ~ Of the domono,i-
ZNtiUn Of silver and declared that Bvofy
government which ucmOuetlErd the
white metal did 90 when II was at a
premium, when coinage stopped In
india. The effort TO have ~ stopped
In the United States began aided by
the influence Of the mOneyed power
OF all the world ami our own govern.
ment. n the coinage was stopped here
silver would cease % live throughout
tire commercial nations Of the Garth.
The fall In price would DO greater than
that following the stOppage Of coinage.
Repeal without a substitute meant the
emu OF silver ~ money for this
generation, unless revolution
Of tho people should restore
decentralization Of 1878. Let no man
doubt that the proposed repeal was the
result Of n conspiracy among the
mOneyhDldors Of the world. lie de-
clared the sherman law ild not drive
out gold, else why did gold return with
II still In iOrct2 The Democratic plot.
form, he said, denounced the Sherman
act as cownrdly makcshilti yet this
Dill for Ito repeal, striking silver a hard
blow, waH more COwardly aud more OF
a makeshiit. He closed with "A declaT-
alton free coinage Of bilvet,
After discussion as 10 tue relative par
liamentary status OF tho silver repeal
bill and tue 'ubsti,ute, unanimous con-
sent was aske. fjr the adoption Of the
substitute, pro i0rme, Gnd 10 have all
amendments treated as amendments ~
the substitute.
Cockrell objected on the ground
that the House bill was preferable 10
the substitute.
The discussion is sthl progressing.
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IN JACKSON COUNTY!
The Choir and Party Right Roya iy
Welcomed.
TEMPLE SQ,URg WISHED.
\ Most Eijnyablo Trip, with Success
aud Enthusiasm Everywhere. Hack
In Kansas city.

Srsa'd' Di'paish i5ne News
iNDmENDgNcE, No., Sept. l.-Th
Mormon party arrived a, kap6as Ciy
late last evening, passed the night Oh
the cars ami at o O'Clock this morning
To train WIS met by q committee Of
Independence ciilzcus Including
the mayor and city council
aud escorted 10 the famed county
scat VI Jackson county, whore lhcro
had been "a mues meeting held pro.
yiously TO organize committees Tor a
suitable reception.
The whole town was in holiday at.
tire. Fiity carriages met tho party at
tie depot ant were at once Oiled To
OVERLOOKING. The remainder OF tho
party walkts up the slight eml.
nvnCc, through = tcautiiui shad.
ed street 10 the wcllFemumbrrud
/ lompir square, whore several thou.
rnuu people had cJngfrgatcd. Ptcsl.
dents Woodruff, Cannon aud smith
were escorted % the platform and hero
/ "a tUuslug song was sung and greatly
appluudul. Al tho invitation OF Mayor
Mercer the whole gathering then al.
! JOufuul 20 the handsome gray atOno
church Of the Jos phitrs, who number
about uight hundred here.
Al this hour thu building 10
crammeu tp OVERLOOKING. Tho choir IA
singing, tho audience applaudin. anu
brioi remarks are being made by
Mayor Mercer aud Presidents Wood
run aud Cannon, lhe cnolr was iui-
mcusgly applaudtd, especially liasion'a
rendition Of con My Father"
Later the Uh0ir returned 10 kansla
cry a. noon, having parsed most
enjoyable hut very brief time at
Independence. Tho welcome was
very hearty. No reference was
made either on the part
Of visitCrs or citizens 10 tho oli.ume
troubles except iu the Times today
whieh pleasantly heads DO tNu.Culumn
Illustrated article "this time friendly
mob" The whole party Husttefod over
the square before returning and almost
stripped the trrtH oi foliage, gathering
memont0es OF tue Wilt.
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whitmore Will Rest Easy.

Banker Whitmore will have his
liberty between now and the time
when the Territorial Supreme court
meets, on the 2sth inst, the court hsv-
ing consented 10 tho defendant going
forth upon depOslling with HE attor.
noys Brown aud Henderson, sufficient
money 10 cover the fine aud costa inn
posed for the contempt, pending their
hOnOrs' decision. Mr.. WhitmOTe will
not, therefore, be haunted Ia the inter-
val by Shefils, U. 5. Marahals, or their
deputies.
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From a Mission.

Elder James l.. Taylor Of New
Harmony, Washington county, Utah,
has just returned from mission to the
Southern states. lie leit home on
April 3Oth, 1891, and has been labor
ing In the West Virginia conference
during the entire period. Elder Tay-
Tor gives "a satisfactory account Of his
Journey, He says he and his fellow
missionaries were well treated by the
people among whom they went, AMI
but little OF opposition was offered.
Tho mission, he states, IL In pros En-
GUS condition NJ this time.
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noing Nicely.

Joseph Patrick the unfortunate
young man who met with an accident
nj Saltalr which resulted In the loss OF
his left foot, ia reported by Doctors
Beatty aud Beer NJ progressing nicely.
lie Ia feeling quite well and consider.
Ing the calamity that has
befillen him Ia very cheerful.
He WIS not informed until yesterday
Of the amputatipI 10 WIS thought tho
nuwa would oaus great shook tu him
but he received II with remarkable
lOItIlude.
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Again Bereayed.

The sincere sympathy OF the com
munity will 20 out to Mrs. Ursula ID.
Rumel aud family In their second
bereavement, the death Of tho baby,
Orson D., notice Of which appears in
another column. IL IN only short
time since "a sudden blow removed the
husband and father, the late John II I.
Rumel Jr., aud now, with the acute,
ness Of that crushing sorrow still In
their hearts, the destroyer again In.
vAdes the stricken household. May
God In His great mercy give the com.
toft In this dark hour which human
aid cannot supply
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The Governor Going.

Governor West is surrounding him.
self with party Of prominent business
men who viii leave for Chicago over
the Union Pacific on Tuesday morn.
ing next.
The Toll wing other persons will also
20 10 the Faif on the same train: Dt.
Fowler, Mrs. RAwlins and family,
Mrs. krOuse, Mrs. H.. q. Williams,
Mrs. Miller aud Mrs. Colonel Wood.
row,
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sUNDAY sCmoOL CONVENTION.
The Delegates Report Progress aud
Raise FUNDS.

81 LOUIS, Sept. latter devotional
exercises the work OF the International
SUNDAY school convention continued
with the report OF superintendent w.
NJ. Reynolds, on the work OF the past
three year, showing systematic nd
yauoement. The present great good,
II said, was the systematic financial
supply OF money Tor the needed pTeHs-
ing work. The convention then took
up the question Ot hnAnces and soon
fRieod over So 900 for the next three
years. The nominating committee
then reported the names for member.
OF the international executive COM
miltee from each state aud territory,
with J. q. Jacobs, Ills, n chair
man OF the board.
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Fire at a Jewelry Store.

The FIRE department responded to
call about II O'Clock today from
Sson & McCuuo's owelfy store,
whrtu small bldzo started In the
ceiling from an electric wire. The
chemical engine was uut into opera.
lion anu TIE IRE cxtinguishod before
doing much damage.
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What Mr.. Burnley Says.

The following was received from
General Passenger Agent BuTley Of
the Union Pacific last evening, sent
from junction CITY, Kansas;
ave met Henry Irving special at
this point. Held tain twenty minutes
while choir male voioes sefenaded
the Irving special. Standing room
only last night ut Denver, and about
five hundred turned awayo
Mr.. Burnley n acting AS general rail.
way director for the choir and will
accompany them 10 Chicago.
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amr wmlrMonr onNrrlLrr.
The Bond Nigneh.

Jerome T.. Williams aui John Green
went before Commis.ioner Pratt late
yesterday afternoon, aud signed tho
$1,000 bond OF John W. SOFT, who is
charged with attempted arson at silver
CITY. Scutt has been in the Juah
county jail since his preliminary hear.
on July 80th. The sieritl has been
Instructed to release him.
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NEW YomS, Sept. l.-Recelven
were appointed today for the Equitable
Mortgage company vi MissOur. with
offices iu thlr city. IL has n capital oil
sgiuUu,UuJ. Tne allure IL owing 10 the
ftrIngrucy Of the market. The AZ
pOiutmynt VI receiver was on the
application Of the Now YORK Security
aud Trust company. The tailed
company has interest payment TO
meet between now an December
lsi, amounting 10 nearly s9jO,OU0. 10
dealt largely IA municipal b0nus aud
real Os,ate mortgages.
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wAsHIEoToN, Sept. 1.-The House
resumed confederation OF the new
rules.
Boatner's amendment providing for
oloiuro was rejected, 06 to l8l.
GTosvenor o, offered an amendment
10 prevent the banking anl currency
committee from reporting ut nuy time
a bill 10 repeal the tax on state bank
circulation. but after It became evil
dent that II would be vietoriously OPP
posed no Withdrew 1t.
Springer offered an amendment
which gave cl0lute powers to the
committees which havo the right t.
report at any time; voted down with.
cut division.
Hepburn, Iowa, offered an amend.
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Al Iui ram
Opening Of a Series ~ snirndid water
paEtnuts.

CHICAGO, eept. L. The weather
was bright and cool, aud judging ~
this mouning's aImissi ut the
Worlds Fair, the gates attendance
promises ~ be very large.
The Morgan horses ana Devon
cattle viii be- judged Ia the live stock
ring today.
Tue water pageant tonight will be
the commencement Of series on y
scale Of grandeur never before ap.
preached in this country. The nOata
tonight will be- u II Gtiug is'nud sur.
founded by war canoes, All o. ami
American, lowed W Indian war cinort;
uext "a float bearing n band OF PuehlU
indiana; then Columbus before TIDE
court Of Spain; then American lndc.
pundUuor anu tncu Washington crOsa.
ing the Delaware.
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WABnisuruN, Sept. 1.-The presi-
dent has scut TO the Senate the follow
ing nominations
Lorion Miller, New Mexico, secre-
tafy Of New Mexico.
Beal Gather, Oregon, Indian agent
at Siieiz ngoncy, Oregon.
Flank Dale, Oklahoma, chief Justice
Of the supreme court vi Oklahoma.
Henry .Scott, Oklahoma, associate
iusliee Of tho tupiemo court, Oklaho.
ma.
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TodaY,s Probate.

Estato and guardianship Of ParaIee
X. and VIM. IL. Pitts, minors. Hear
ing on account Of guardian anu order
made allowing same.
Estate VI Joseph Shaw, deceased.
Hearing ON return OF sale Of real
estate aud order made confirming sale.
Estate Of Herman Hyde, deceased.
Matter continued til Tuesday, Sept.
18th,
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Yonne Lndy KIIIed.


Special DiSpaieh 70 ire NEwA
CuEYENSE, wyo., Aug. 3O.-Miss
Mary Drisooll, aged 10 years, rssiding
NJ willard, twenty miles southeast Of
Cheyenne, was killed yesterday after.
noon by tue accidental discharge OF n
sun. Miss Driso0ll was packing her
trunk preparatory 10 visit 10 Stirling,
Cllora1o, when In some manner n gun
that was standing Ia the corner OF the
loom was knocked down aud dis.
charged. The shot struck tue young
lady Ia the breast, killing her in-
tlantly.
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CLEVELAND urrs RACK.
he Ia said 60 Look strong aud yIgor
Gus.

Jus
WASHINGTON, sept. l.-President
Cleveiand anu family arrived AZ
I O'Clock this morning.
The party remained In the sleeper
tlll O'Clock anu then drove TO the
White House In dTenohing rain
Private Secretary ThuTber Gays the
President is In excellent spirits. His
eye 10 bright, complexion clear, aud
hu looka vigorous and strong.
After breakfast the President went
10 the office aud for two hours worked
very hard, dispOsing Of accumulated
public business. Then he took part In
The cabinet meeting TIL O'Clock.
The silver question was discussed
With reference 20 the chances OF repeal
~ the Senate. The President OK
Pressed the belief that his reeommeu-
uAlions would be carried out. The cat
met also considered the condition OF
the treasury. No definite plan OF re-
HeI was decided on.
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CoLuMBus, o., Sept. The State
Wool Grpwefs' ass olgu9u adopted
resolutions protesting asniust the re-
m0yul u duty ON wool. The rosDlu.
lions urge wool growers Of the United
Sintes o. attend 4 mass meeting 0t grow.
ere gni dealers, cotton plautrfs, farmers
nnd grgugrfs' organizations al the
Woflu's Faib Chicago, September .s'h
Hnd .0iU. National WuOlgfowcfs'
association at tne same place October
ON,
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HIPwELL PARDONED.
II Was Case In Which Executive
Jlemency Was Justified.

One Of the fret acts OF Governor
west alter his iu,ur from the coast
today was TO sign pardon granting
tho release Of John Hipwell, peni.
Tertiary inmate, who was convicted Of
grand lhfoo y IN the Fourth district
court at Ogden on March llth, 1893,
and sentenced 20 two yeaTs' i'm.
prisOumsnt. The petition was
uumefousiy signed by residents
uf Ogden, who bore testimony
10 the defendants good character up 10
tho time Of the Uilensu for which he
was punished. Tuota appeared 10 be
sm6 doubt, indeed, Rs to Hlpwoll's
guilt, anu his conviction by the jury
WAS sufptlset ~ many persons, The
Governor has had the matter under
careful consideration fuT n couple II
months Iasi, and after weighing all
the circumstance arrived at the con.
clusiou that hu would be Justified In
granting the Y nth his liberty.
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QUEESsTOwN, Sept. 1.-The long
overdue steamer snrnia arrived this
morning In tow Of the steamship
MonlevIdean. Sarnia's shaft broke ON
Aug. 4th aud the vessel struggled
against adverse winds till tho 10Th,
when II was taken In tow. All well.
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For Shnoling.

A warrant has been issued by United
States Commissioner Pratt on the
complaint OF lily X. Higson Tor the
arTest ot l.. Price charged with shoot.
lug with intent 10 MURDER Higs0n on
August 2slh.
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Ill be completed ia angle time for
assembling. rao dOwn.iJWu d"cJra.
lions are the finest ever seen 10 ini'
city AMI tnr fetiieucos are tapiI ~ TAX
ing on cOl1f-.
The naval parade under commaui
Oi Rear Admiral OsDOruc lakes rlacr
tomorrow mnfuing, OtIuf lhAIca
are set for Tuesday ami ruufsday.
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uorc Drtnii. OF ihr DISASTROUS naii.
road Accident

suRiNGrtup. Sept. l.-Fourteon
IcaJ, OILS dying, Two missiug, AND
ursry forty injured 30 the sum total OF
the Chester horror Of yesterday. As
irs NJ learned /; s believed that suver.
nl bodies ufU yet uudur the wfuck.
WIrkmru who picked thtir way
among he distorted tmbers this morn.
lug tell OF the discovery ui up
lifUd arms, aud ghusiy hpads
ga tlu water. Al, however, lack c1r-
foboratiln. 10 will be several days DO.
fore tho wreck ia entirely cleared
AWAY.
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A I. ?. special 10 chicago.

Tie Union Pacific officials also an.
ucipale ruuuing a special passenger
tfnln TO Chicago from this city in time
To be nj the Worlds Fair on Utah day.
The train viii leave here on Monday
next.
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DULUTH, MIMI, Sept. l.-All the
street car employees are on strike
against n reduction OF 20 per cent In
their wages. They offer 10 accept 10
per cent reduction. Not "A car IL NOV.
ing. The sympalhy Of the people IL
with tho strikers.
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MORE LIGHT

oil Men win Get Their Product In
the Market
Spssl-! Dlipai6i 70 ne NEwA
CASPER, Wye, Sept. 1.-The gen
tlcmen interested ia the oil fields Of
Nalrona county have never boon able
10 obtain rates from the Northwestern
railroad company tnat would enable
them 10 chip their oil. Tnis has great.
~ retarded the development OF this
important industry. Tue Burlington
has recently sent an agent herv aud u
10 expected that the company will
make n rate that will enable tho oil
men 10 gol their product on this mar.
kVl
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THE SUPREME COURT.


The Alfred II. Nelson hsbens corpus
case, mentioned Ia yesterdays NLws,
was argued On behalf OF tho defendant
by Judge Leonard Of Ogden toward
the close Of the afternoons session. a..
&. District Attorney Judd dymutred 10
the petition, aud the demurrer was
sustained. Nelson IL awaiting trial for
embclzlemont At Ogden. The writ
was applied Tor on the grounds that
n ilsou should have been committed to
thc custody VI the sheriff Of Weber
county inrttad OF the custody Of the
United States marshal.
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For tine Day Only.

The Union Pacific mas made
round trip rate OF $3.50 to Chicago
for one day only-Tues nsxt--to
allow people To visit the Worlds Fair
ON Utah Day Rs cheaply M possible.
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settled aud immediate assistance
could not be had. a few minute.
after the tramp LEFT Registration Ofiictrs
Gibbs and a der called at the Hodgson
residence, aud to them the story was
related as ohroniciod.
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ASKING ron PROTECTION
Bsrious Trouble Anticipated ON "a
Railroad,

Bsriou. trouble Anticipated ON "a
Railroad.
NEwpoRT, Ky, Sept. l.-Onlcisls
OF tho Louisville aud NashNiile railway
have asked the sheriff for protection
ior the new men 10 tHkB the places u
the strikers. should tho old men
20 out today, serious trouble IL antici-
patvd.
CiNciSNATi Ohio, Sept. l.-Up to
noon the ofiicrrs Of the LOuisviile and
Nashville railroad had no adyices Of
siIiko at any point between this city
ANA Now Orleans. The chief VI the
railway employees organizations are In
session AZ Louisville and the orders 70
strike, when issucd, will emanate from
there.
GuOr HANDS STRIKE.
NAsnviLfE, Tenn, Sept. six
hundred Louisville ana Nashville
shop hands NJ Decatur, Ala, struck at
midnight. TnU tfaiuInen are still At
work.
STILL COHsuLTINu.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. 1.-The
chiefs oil the railway meu'u orders and
the officials Ui thu Louisville aud
Nashville railroad are still IN consul.
tation, having reached no agreement.
IL loOka like n general strike.
LOUisvILLE, Sept. L. The train
mems conference closed this afternoon.
IL was decided 10 demand "A mOiiilCg.
tiOuot the order reducing the pay Of
the men ton per cent. what this
modification 10, 10 not learned. II
probably calls for fxing q definite
period Tor the operation OF the cut
The grand chiefs will lay the propOsi.
tiUa before the officials OF the road later
,liH Afternoon.
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BRAZIL, Indiana, sept. 1.-The
men employed ON the Chicago a
Indiana coal road struck this morning
against cut Of 10 per cent In wages.
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urls GENUINE CHOLERA.
victims OF she Asiauc seoargs an New
Jersey.

NEW YOmS, Sept. i.-Dr. Edison
OF the health department having made
examination as 10 the deaths In Jersey
Guy pronounces them genuine Asialio
cholera.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-01

MILWAUKEE, Sept Judge Thos.
VI. Cooley, Micn., wsu elected rftsi'
Jeut oi tho American bar association
today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-01
APPROVED ny CLEVELAND.
Tho nnn In Ala Of tho California
Exposition.

WAsHINGTON, Sept. 1.-The Pfesl.
dent has wed the bill 10 aid OF tho
California MidWintor International
exposition.