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A SYNDICATE INArnoUnLr
The Largest single Irou ore PRO.
ducor Ia the world.

INV AhNAfHA FthkAf Atnh oNn fFnH
ducoT Ia the world.
1NEGAUEEE, Mich, July l5.-rho
5ohlpslnger syndicate, the largest
single iron ore producer In the world
supposed ~ represent millions Of Ger
man capital, In In trouble. The prop
eTty here has been attached at the
instance OF tho Northwestern railroad
and local creditors. The syndicate
owes \ large sum for labor.
Ferdinand BOhlesingeT, tine head Of
the 5chlesinger syndicate, was shown
the dispatch from Negaunee, Mich.
as 10 the attachment against the
syndicate property by the Northwest
eTn railroad. He said he could not
understand the action Of the road. The
syndicate owed the road 5000, 900
freight charges for hauling ore.
Preparations had been 10 meet part OF
this debt and time had been granted
ON the remainder. The action OF the
road was complete surprise. H1 de-
claTed that the matter would be
settled Immediately aud would not
Inconvenience tho syndicate In the
lehst.
Later 5ohleslner said that like many
others, the company was cramped for
funds but could make everything
right n given a reasonable time. He
believed when the tillciRla OF the
Northwestern had been seen they
would Withdraw tho proceedings.
These proceedings have Affected the
Bul inlo mines. Ii is said the banks at
Milwaukee hold 81 100000 or more Of
the syndlcate's paper FULLY secured by
cOllHietals. IL 10 believed the company
will pull through all right.
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IMPORTANT INDUCEMENTS.
Professor Loisette Makes a Gencrou
Offer to the Publlc.


Professor Loisetto IL not only de.
voting oil his time TO raise funds foi
an educational endowment but he pro.
poses Tor the city what no has never
offered elsewhere. Heretofore he has
given three lectures TO Oluoidate tho
principles and practice OF his three
lesson books. These he has given In
the afternoon TO accommodate those
who could not attend In the evening.
Then lac repeated these three oral lee.
lures In The morning TO oblige those
VINO could not attend In the afternoon;
making six lectures altogether-or two
on each OF the three lesson books, each
pup being always permitted 10 attend
all these six lectures. lie now takes n
new departure, expressly for the peo.
pie OF this city. In the new course
which commences next Wednesday,
he VIII give three lectures on each Of
thu three books, making nine In oil.
These nine afternoon lectures he will
repeat In the evening, thus making
eighteen lectures altogether. Each
pupil can attend all OF these lectures II
he llkes-but the cost Of the course Ia
not lncreased-and the result wilt be
that those who hear the nine lectures
and they can attend all OF the
eighteen If they like-wlll complete
the study Of the system under the pro-
fessoT's direction and personal instfuc.
ton, thereby making all further
private study unnecessary. Even
those who have not enjoyed usual
educational advantages can In this
way become as proficient Ms college
grhduatee.
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nus on Arkansas Rank.



KANSAS CITY, July l5.-Norlhrup
bank OF Kansas City Kansas, OF
which ]. 5. Chick, president Of the
National bank OF Kansas City which
isiled yesterday, also Is president,
closed Its doors this NOR ing.
A run was begun on thr National
Bank oil Commerce this morning. The
ttiiciala say they viii DO able To stand
long run, which, however, they do
not expect. Their statement made
yesterday shows, cash sl,lil ,655, de.
posits 1897, 327, capital Two millions.
II In believed II will pull through
all right. IL is one OF the strongest
banks In the city.
Tho members OF tho directory, at n
meeting yesterday individually
pledged their private fortunes Tor the
security OF depOsitors. Collectively
they are worth two millions.
The NOrlhus Banking company
closed It's doors 90 u result con.
stquent on the closing OF the doors OF
the National bank, kausan CITY. 10
is claimed that this banks condition Is
exceptionally good but the officers did
not care to jeOparJizs the assets by
meeting n run. The Dang has cApi.
tai Of 100000 and liabilities OF s3l5,.
900. lis believed the depositoTs will
ultimately DO paid In full.
The failure OF the National bank,
Kansas city, preclpitated n run on
every national bank in the city. All
met every demand promptly and by
noon the excitement was practically
over. The Savings bank was not al.
ieCted.
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SPLENDID RECEPTION.
Honor 10 Congressman Washington
aud wife Last Night.

Hon. J. Il. Washington and wife
were rendered a reception by Delegate
liAwlins anu WIFE last evening, which
Is APT 10 give them the best posi- BILE
idea ofSAlt Lake society Nnd Salt Lake
hospitality. Nearly five hundred In.
vltationB had been issued, andR glance
at the throug about the hour OF ten
O'Clock, when the enjoyment was at
It's height, indicated that very few Of
the invited guests had failed TO respond.
Tho mansion was ablRze with lights
from top to bottom, and the spacious
lawn was Illuminated with myriads Of
japanese lanterns, under which chairs
and tables had been placed for the
guests. On the pOrlioo u string band
discUurtOd the most charming
strains " music. The front
doors OF the house were thrown open
the whole evening and just within the
hall stood Mr.. and Mrs. Washington,
MI aud Mrs. Rawlins And Judge
Judd The presentations were made
by T.. L.. Williams, aud the string
VI guests kept up the Handwriting
steadily from o I'LL 1880 O'Clock, Re.
treatments were served by a bevy Of
Mrs. Rawlins's young LADY friends,
Among the guests were Governor
West, Mayor Baskin, the members OF
the Utah Commission, Colonel BlOunt
and other officers from the poet, Hon.
John r.. Game, with many others
prominent in official life. The affair
lasted till midnight, aud was marked
throughout by the utmost CordiRlity
and sociability,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Washington will 10.
main In the city, the guests OF Judge
Judd until Sunday evening.
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PRECINCT DEPUTIES.


The following Democrats were az.
pointed by the Utah Commission, at
this mornings session, to sorvo as
deputy precinct rcgis,rnrG
UTAH CouNIY.
American Fork-L. y. Harrington.
AlIiuc-C. g. Hatchelt.
benjamiu-J. w. Stewart.
Cllutou-H. Il. Hudson.
Cedar FOtt-L, II. Rodeback.
Fairnuld-William Carson.
Goshen James Gardner.
Highland George Myers.
LUhi-A. Il. Candland.
Laao short-A. NJ. Ferguson.
Lake Niew-G. h. Ginger.
Marlcton-AarOn johnson.
proyo-w Walter Scott.
Paysol-J. ID. Irwin.
Pleasant urove-C. b. Harper.
Provo Bonch-T. ]. Patten.
l.. V. Junetion--J. J. Craner.
bpfingvllle--Jam,a Cailfey.
spanish Fork. L.. Hutchinson.
Sants quiu-S. II. Cushing.
Baiem-Z. w. Tiffany.
Spring Lake-We-ley SpAlnhomer.
Thistle Junction-R. W. Westwood
Vinyard-J. NJ. SmoOt.
sLvIER COUNTY.
Burrvillc-J. h. Coward.
AurUra-W. T.. Mason.
NeTmilliOn-Petsr Wall.
Central-Asa 3. HAwley.
Joseph-Edward Newly,
Salina-H. n. Hayes.
Richneld-J. X. Wright.
GlenwOOd-Andtew Hsppler.
ElsinUte-Heury g. Larson.
Monroe-Augusl w. Bohmam.
AunnhollA-J. T., Rudolph.
Redmond-P. h. Peterson.
OSCAR II. HARDY DECLINES.
A letter having been received from
Mr.. Oscar IL. Harry, desiring 20 with.
draw from the list OF those previously
appointed, for the reason that, being a
member OF the CITY Council, he
Thought It unwife TO accept the
commission today appointed Mr. w.
ID. n. Brown (D.) in his stead as deputy
registrar for the Third precinct Of Salt
Lake CITY.
IlE, TOO, CANNOT TAKE IT.
Mr.. 4. Lee, OF Woodruff, Rich
county, who was appointed few
days ago for Woodruff precinct, being
unable 10 etTvp, tho commission this
morning substituted the name OF DC.
CuFniO,
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CAPTAIN Davis and tho Storm.

Captain ID. l.. Davis demurs 10 the
story Of the railway men making him
hero Of the liitlo experiences on the
lake between Garfield and ssllnir on
Press Club day. The gentleman de.
clares that Major wilkes carried tho
Ialula through unaideI. The "roughD
weather was simply "plensanp 10 an
experienced sailor and Captain Davis
smiles ut the fear OF the railway men.
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stacl.hoiders Alarmed.

81. LOUIS, Jaly lj.-rhu stock
Nos. 20 o, with a capital Of s1lO,OOO
each, are alarmed because II has been
discovered that r. BaTard, secretary
OF all VI them aud onu OF tho largest
real estate dealers In the city, has
given warranteo deeds on all Of hls
properly 20 " money lender who tx.
nets high rates, and has disappeared.
TIE stockholders have taken p0sBessiOn
OF HE bD b., but they arc 40 compll.
Gated that IL Is impossible to unpvcl
them Tor long time.
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CAPTURED IN TIE LAKE.
An Elk Makes Record as n Long
Distance swimmer.
Special to The NEWS.

Special 10 The NEWS.
FARMISGroS, Utah, July l5.-A
large elk COW, three years OLD, was
captured In the lake at Lake Park,
two and q half miles west Of Farming.
ton, on Thursday evening, by Charles
Walker. Fred Blemil and Charles
Sanders. The COW IL one VI the herd
lately shipped 10 Antelope island, and
apparently swan across the lake, n
distance OF twelve miles. Mis-. Biemil,
who, with her husband and family re-
side nc the Park, happened 10 see the
animal some distance out In the lake,
and Mr.. Walker mounted n horse ana
rode out ami lassOod II. The animal
dragged him and his horse down In
tbs water and he was obliged 10 retire.
Afterwards, by the assistance OF
Messrs. Blemil anu Sanders, who
went out In One OF the pleasure
boats, the capture was made. The elk
swan about one mile, pulling tho two
men In the boat, and II was not until
they OF the rope lo0ped around her
nose that they could handle her.
MIR. John White OF the Island I'm.
prOvemsnt company has arranged for
Mr.. Blemil b. take care OF the capture
for few days pending the arrival Of
another shipment Of animals to the
island. q. II.
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AMONG THE BEES.
A Big Yield Of lioncy.-LOss Of Bees
from Foul Brood.

MAErL sanpete Co., Utah, July IL.
up to tho lst Of July, this year, the
prospects Of bee.keepers was very dis.
couraging on account OF the backward
spring. In Salt Lake county more
than one half Of the bees died long be-
lore June. The cold, rainy weather
with occasional fine days, accustomed
u great dwindling and Weakening Of
tho bee colonies, which caused the
depleted swarms to perish. This was
not the only reason Of bee failure In
Salt Lake county, but foul brood
has in many cases completely des-
troyed entire colonies. As many as
10 colonies OF last fall are not
now remaining TO swell the honey
haryest that July Is producing. Some
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Ward Reports.

Is important that the Bishops and
clerks OF wards In the Salt Lake
Stake OF Zion see that thelr statistical
reports for the six months ending July
3lst 1893, ars all handed IN at the
Priesthood meeting, August 9th. This
does not Include the wards who have
sent their reports from month 10
month.
The High Priests, Elders, Relief
Societies, Sabbath Schools, Young
Mems, Young Ladies' ana Primary
(5lake) organizations are reminded Of
their repOTls-to have them full anu
complete In time for the coming Con.
ference OF the stake.
JAMES ID. STIRLING, Clerk.
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BROUGHT INTO EXISTENCE.
Forest Dale Water Company Files lis
Articles Of Incorporation.
Tho WaicrWoTk. system Nov Being
Constructed 60 tie Put Into
Operation This season.

The articles Of Incorporation Of the
Forest Dale Water company were filed
with the county clerk this afternoon.
The company has received mention
In the NEWS as operating n. Forest
Dale, southeast ~ the city, where an
excellent system Of watorworl1s is now
being constructed. The land embraced
In the system Is described Us blocks %
anu ~, OF from Twelfth to Thirteenth
South streets, the territory covered be.
ing about mile north and south by
half mile east and west.
The capital stock Of the company,
which IL incorporated for period Of
MY yoars, II placed at $50, 600, divided
Into 81 tharos. Thirty pur cent OF this
N 10 he used for n working capital.
Ihe chief Office Tor business IL 20 bu at
Forest Dale, and the business OF the
company II stated 10 be the controlling
anu regulating Of water "for culinary,
domestic, IRE, agricultural and manu-.
laotufing purposes by means OF ditches,
tumeF, pipes anu otherwise; 10 puf-
chase construct, maintain aud carry
on general Watefworks and water
supply business In all its branches.
The annual meeting OF the stock
holders Ia TO be held ON the first Mon
day In March Of each year. Until
The hrst Monday In next
March the board OF directors IN
composed as follows: George NJ
Cannon, president; Joseph W. sum
merhays, vice president; N. g. Morris,
secretary and treasurer; VIM. Spry,
John NJ. Cannon, Henry Cox, Os0n
Rumel, Rulon q. Wells anu ]. II.
Anterior. The capital stock Of tho
company IL subscribed Tor by tho In
cOTpUratofs ms follows:
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THE YoUNG nArrIsrs.
Meetings Ht indianapolis with
hwoIterIngly not weather.

INDIANApOLIs, Ind, July l5.-rho
Baptist Young Peoples convention
continued today with bwolieringly hot
weather. The forenoon session was
devoted 10 reports OF committees on
miscellaneous business, followed by
open parliament on tho subject Of
conquest meeting and mass workers"
The afternoon session opened with
great praise service, followed by n
symposium on the subject sour lesser
declarations" and number Of interest.
ing papers. At 4 y. m. state rallies
were held In nearly all the churches
OF the city. This evening four mess
meetings, known M meetings Of the
eolorr, will be- held Ia the city
churches. On Sunday all tue
city pulpits will be filled BY visitors.
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Struck Pole.

last evening about O'Clock, Thomas
A. Lowrie OF the Sixth ward me, with
an accident as he was getting OF a
First South street electric car. He
alighied ON the ground Just In time TO
collide with telephone pole, and re-
ceiVed n very severe blow on his fore
head. A bau wound was Inflicted over
his left eye. He was taken to DIR.
RichaTds's office, where he received
the necessary attention and was able
TO proceed 10 bis home.
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MORE TROUBLE IN EGYPT.
An English Batiloship Ordered 10
Alexandria at Once.
40 Further Rsnsons Given for the
Hurried order. -MisccI.
Ianeaus Items.

NALLETTA, Malta, July l5.-Tho
British battleship InfloIlble has been
ordered 10 proceed Immediately to
Alexandria, Egypt The reason for
the hurried order Is not definitely
known, but II Is rumored that It H.
owing TO dsiuIbances that have
broken out In Alexandria.
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Tho sentence Light.


sp.siai Dspaieh 70 hs NEWS
CtFYEHSE. wyo., July To- Tho
e uft martial appointed to try Private
Dubicl OF company +, Seventeenth
Infantry, stationed at Fort RUSSELL
found that Dubiel did not give the guu
10 Private Jones with which he shot
and killed his guard, Private Ungetrr,
and Afterwards shot himself when
about 10 be captured by his pufsuers
In March last. lie was, however, eon-
tonced to forfeit $40 0f his monthly
ray for giving Jouvs money while he
wos doing quart duty. Tho sentence
WAS made light owing to the long con-
Buement Of the ptisDler.
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silver Men Meet.

SAN FRANCISCO, July ia meet
ing OF prominent silver men Of the
state was held here last night. Resl.
lutions were adopted favoring the
restoration OF silver 10 the position II
occupied % money previous to the de-
MONTH"; ,lion Of 1878. Another meet
lug will be- held next week for the
purpose Of eleoting delegates TO the
silver convention at Chicago.
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At Forest Dale, Midgley a Erskine
are now laying the water mains under
the supervision Of H. NJ. Lyman Jr.,
engineer. Between eleven ana
twelve thousand feet OF four, six, eight
and ten inch Pipe Il being put In ut
present, anu when this co.. tract IL
completed, which Will be In short
time, that section Of the system will
be- brought into operation at once.
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New Democratic Paper.

RImor has IL that vigorous Demo.
cratic weekly paper viii be- started In
the near future to run through the
approaching campaign. II. w.
sloan has been mentioned In oonnec.
ton with the odiIorship. A canvas
Tor stock subscriptions has already
commenced In this city anu the mai.
ter of making tour OF the Territory
for the same purpose is now under
consideration,
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CLEvELASD, July l6.-A fire broke
out In the naphiha works Of the
Standard OIL company about noon. IL
~ still burning hercely. The heat IL
70 intense that this iiremon cannot get
near enough to do effective work. 1t
Ia feared that several big tanks OF oil
In the Vicinity will be fired.
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ltoublca ia thu lion iudu try ga the
North Is, more than Offset the tail,
mat prominent tull operator hal
etafied la 10 advance the pficrs. Poo.
pie who claim To- enjoy the confidence
o, tue operator in queaiiUu Do mes Cie 100
tie reports that he has inaul uratpd
the bull campaign. Tho market closed
dull, veal.
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ariicl,sofInrorporntIon.

sposai B,usi.i 70 ns NEWS
CnEYENNE Wye, July 15.-Tho
johnson County Canal and Reservoir
company has flcl arliclcs Of iuc1rpor.
alton with the secretary Of state. The
cnpltnlsiock is placed at 100000. Tno
trustees irr tho nrst year are. A. C..
kH0ck, Edward II. Hall, John Nc.
fhefson and Frank !. Anuip. Tue
purpose Of the company is TO construct
Irrigation bitches In Johnson county,
intlns water from the north loik Of the
Crazy Woman Creek.
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Silver was weaker at the exchange,
silver certificates declining to 40 on
$4,000 ounces Of commercial; bar sll.
YER however, advanced 70 "a; MtNl-
can dollars to 5gl, rhe wchNncss "
certificates was due to the purchase OF
silver at 72j5 by the treasury depart
ment.
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Today's Probate Court.

Estate Of VIM. w. Foster, deceased.
Hearing ON petition for order OF sale Of
real estate, anu order made as prayed.
The matter OF the estate OF Julia G,
Raleigh was continued til September
I.th
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SPECIAL Diipdieh 10 hs NEwA
CASPER, wyo., July l5.--N. Hin, n
sheepshearer, died from the efiCois Of
a dose Of poison administered by one
OF hls fellow workmon by mistake.
The men were camping out. Hill was
taken sick In the night aud asked for a
dose Of salts, but the Attendant got
hold Of a bottle containing the poison
used la preparing the sheep dip.
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Nnihinr Definite Yet

Councilman Moran stated to NEWS
reporter this afternoon that notniug
additional or definite had been re.
oeivoi today concerning the sale OF
the city bonds, lie, however, ex.
peoted to learn something positive by
Mon day.
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CiNciSNA1I, July lon applies
ton u the stockhuldofs receiver has
been appointed iof John Kaufman
brewery owing 10 he inability % raise
100000 falling due on August 1T.
IL 80 claimed the Insects are 100000
and the liabilities 1850, 900.
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WAsniNgrOS, July i5.--it WINS an.
nouuced this morning that the treasury
yesterday b.ught 100000 ounces of
silver at 72l. The amount offered was
not mAdo public. The total purchases
50 far this month amount 10 sos, 900
ounces.
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4 priva,c HANK Closed.

PEORIA, July l5.-The private bank.
ing house Of WIN. Oberhauser closed
its doors this afternoon. IL lie one OF
the Oldest Institutions In the city and
was always regarded NJ unusually sub
stantial. No statement. An excited
crowd IL standing around the bank.
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CHINESE PIRATES.
Nix Hundred of Ihrm Attack Govern.
meut ships

SAN FRANCISCO, July l5.-Native
advices from Canton report serious
conflict between wild pirates In
Chinese waters ON May 30lh. Three
gun boats escorling two merchant
junks TO Canton were attacked by xix
hundred pifales aud, after desperate
fight In which sixty government men
were KILLED, the pirates got away with
the booty.
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CHICAGO, July l5.-There were six
deaths from sunslroko In this city
yesterday ana n dozen cases OF pros.
trntion. Two deaths from sunstTokes
are reported NO far today.
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81 al. Demurrer; intefvcnor given
leave 20 answer tili July l0.h.
VIM. lovcfn Va w. II. Whiting et al
ID maud for security tor costs; dis.
missed o. g. the defendant Whiting.
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TOPICS OF THE DAY.
The German Amy Bill Passed By a
Hoj0Fily Of Sixteen.
LATEST FINANCIAL MEMS.
MeetlBg Of silver Mcr.-falr Hens
A Hundred Thousand
Dollar Fire.

BEWLtS, July i5.-The army OH ~.
passed the relchetas this n''era9On c ny
n majority Of 10, the vets s'AHu' y -
for 10 1856 against -.
After the bill had been hnelly
,t,',tsd The reichstag was declared
ell std.
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FHEsNo, Cal, July l5.--The Fresno
Fioutiug mills, with warehouse, Buck.
eye store anu other builuings burned
thi7 morning. The los1 IL a hundred
thJutand.
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CHICAGO, July l5-The Bou,on
Foundry company made an assign.
mont today. The assets are sl9j,0OO
and the liabilities 100000.
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NEW YoRK, July Is. - The sub.
treasury today paid into the clearing
mouse In settlements rs bal
hncos Of half million In
gold coin. This IL the first
'imo 1t has besn done since 1902.
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TWO nANiss 40 nrsumE.
Tho national Hank OF Commerce Of
Provo Has Plenty OF MONEY.

wAsniSoroN, July lb.--The comp
trollcr Ut the cure cy has authorized
TIC First National Bank Of Los Ange.
les, Cal, and the National Bank OF
Commerce OF Provo, UIah, TO resume
business. The banks will resume
with plenty OF money, none OF which
II borrowed but obtained by the collec.
ton Of amounts due on notes or sup.
plied By the uiTectOTh.
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NEw YORK, July 1.-Two hun.
! drtd thousand ounces OF silvef weTo
taken Tor export this morning.
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TuE MEDICAL co GnEss.
Wyoming Delegates Appointed by she
GoVrrnor.

GoVernor.
Special Dispaieh 10 me NEws,
CHEYENNE, wyo,, July l5.-G1v.
ernor q. borne has appointed Dr.. r. q.
MCGEE OF Rawlins, DR.. Geo. Il, Bris-
lol Of Laramie, aud Dr.. NJ. @, Rark'
wen OF Cheyenne, delegates 10 tue
ran'Amorloan Medical congress NJ
Washington, ID. g., September TO s.