Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-27
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
The Gold Reserve Again Invaded but
No UnsaSineSS.
THE MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD.
Money Lost but again Restored.-Utah
Observation-Disclosures Reg.
istered.-Fava

WASHINGTON, d. O., May 2e.-Ad-
Vices received at the treasury depart
ment state that 81, 200, 900 In gold has
been engaged at the New York sub
treasury for shipment tomorrow.
When this is deducted from the $685.
o84,0oO It will leave tho gold reserve
invaded 10 the extent OF 81, 200, 900. No
uneasiness 10 felt by this Withdrawal
Of golJ, ~ the policy Of the adminis-
tration is to use the gold reserve when
necessary a. available Dash.
WORK YoR MARE ISLAND NAY YARD.
Secretary Herbert has given his
approval to the findings and recon-
mendations made by Captain Mat.
thews as the result of his inspection
Of tho Mare Island (Cal.) navy yard.
This secretary ~ grntified ct the nature
Of the report, rs II enables him TO carry
out plan which he had cherished ms
In the line OF economy and calculated
to build up naval interests on the Pa.
cific coast. Captain Matthews found
the plant aud equipment yard OF
first quality and capable Of doing
repair work OF high order, while the
labor In thoroughly skilled. A careful
calculation shows that the cost Of work
there will compare very favorabiy
with that done In the east when due
allowance IL made for the distance,
consequently Secretary Herbert an
nounces that hereafter he will order
nll repair work not only for the Pacific
station, but also for vessels OF the
ABiatic station, to BIO done at the Mare
Island navy yard.
The Monterey will proceed on her
final official trip tomorrow, leaving
the navy yard between 10 and II
O'clock am, TO BIO absent from i've TO
eight days.
RESTORED LOST MONEY.
United States Treasurer Nebeker
treasury Sl,055, the amount having
been stolen or lost from the treasury
cash. The money was all lost In re-
demption Mt the division treasurer's
Office ut three different times, and all
since the 4th Of last March. Chief
Dfummoud Of the secret service has
been unable 10 discover how the msney
disappeared, whether by taeft or by
getting into waste paper.
GENERAL MOTIFS.
Mary Anderson OF Utah was granted
apension yesterday.
Mrs. Ida l.. Cross has been appoint
ed postmaster at Van Wyok, Boise
county, Ida.
Nephi johnson, Jr., was yesterday
appointed postmaster at johnson, Kane
county, Utah.
Andrew Howat Of Salt Lake, w. l..
Maginnis soi Ogden and Joseph T.
Richards OF Salt Lake were yesterday
appointed assistant United States at.
torneys for Utah. Il. M. Allison, IT,,
assistant United States attorney for
Utah, has resigned.
Reports received at tho treasury do. |
partment indicate larger registration |
Of Chinese than WAS at first anticipated. |
DO far reports from forty.nine out OF |
the sixty-lhree Internal Revenue dis.
tricts show that II 27S Chinese regis. |
tered. The latest returns from the |
PaciL States show; Firat California, |
2s22; Fourth California, 252Si Oregon, |
1915.
Secretary Gresham has received
official notice OF the purpose OF the |
Italian government 10 raise It's diplo. |
matio representation at Washington |
TO the grade OF IN embassy. 1t 10 pre- |
suned that the present Italian minis
ter, Baron Fava, will succeed to the |
new office, Our minister to Italy will
not DO made an ambassador.
The Fair.
CHICAGO, May 26.-The Worlds |
Fair will DO open on Sunday. The |
officials In charge are making extern |
sive preparations TO receive the Inn |
mense crowds, and II the weather 10
pleasant thoy estimate that tho at- |
tendance will DO great.
After hearing arguments all day in |
the Clingman case TO prevent the |
directors closing the gates on Sunday, |
Judge Stein Of the superior court took |
the matter under advisement Til |
Monday. The Federal district attor- |
ney announced tonight that his bill |
for injunction to keep the gates closed |
will be filed tomorrow, but he does
not anticipate that any action can be |
taken before next week.
A pleasant international incident |
today was the Inauguration Of Mrs,
Ell BarIs "Donegsl Viliage.O
Among those who took part Ia the |
exercises were President Higinb0tham |
Of the WORLDS Fair directory, Attor- |
nsy.Geaeral Meloneyof Illinois, John
+. Finerty, Postmaster Saxon and q
number Of representatives OF the |
Catholic church. Archbishop Feehan |
WAS unavo!dsbly absent, but ssnt tho |
chancellor Of the diocese. Father
Mnldann An.aoh AN xp A "a. ". N In nd a.