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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-07

NEW YORIS, Aug. 5.-The demand
for small bills and coin WINS not
lessoned today. The money brokers
continue 10 buy gold and silver and
currency at premiums OF Ono.hali TO
three.fourths OF one per cent and send
this money 40 obtained 10 the bankes
all over the country. The larger I'm.
porting houses denied that they had
aoldt their gold, although they admit
that offers for 1t had been made to
thOm.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-The oillcials
Of the treasury del ar,ment are nj "a lofs
10 account for the scarcity u currency
throughout the county, Al Boston and
Philadelphia money brokers are selling
small bills at premium OF from 10 2
per cent, aud in New York the oondi.
ton OF affairs ~ even worse, tho
premium there being per cent Tor 81
and 81 bills.
Assistant Treasurer Mellne stated
that the government was powerltas.
The same condition OF affairs never be-
lore existed. Possibly, hu added, Ger.
tain banks were taking advantage OF
the present strlugency ana have been
boarding this small bill. Tor speculative
purposes. The statement Issued today
shows an unuaualy large amount Of
small bills In circulation.
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LONDON, Aug. 6.-rhe Calcutta cor.
Respondent OF the 1iuos says currency
matters are slowly but surely settling
down and confidence Ia returning. IL
h daily becoming more evident that
the silver shipped by the banks In June
was intended to pay for heavy spocu-
lntive purchases Of rupee paper for
London. Had the banks fiu-
agced the purchases with council
drafts instead Of silver paper they
never would have LEFT the country, ~
the price OF drafts would have made
the operations impracticablc. The
supeiiluous silver retarded thu estnb-
lishment OF the gold standard for
weeks, while the action OF the India
Office In letting council bills 10 for lees
than 10 ponce, depressed the price Of
paper In England aud caused reiiux
VI India. There IL great satisfaction
over the eour0e adopted by the secre-
lary OF state for India Tor not selling
under tho last rate. IL IL generally
believed that he will not have to wait
much longer to realize 10 pouo It's
significant that all the efforts 10 force
the exchange below 10! have failed.
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TRIP TO THE NORTH.
An Excursion 10 Cache, Bear Lake
and Snake River Valleys.
Opportunity OF the Year 10 visit aud
Spend Pleasant Time In Northern
Utah aud Idaho.

The Union Pacific trains on
Tuesday, August 10, will carry from
Salt Lake the Annual Cheap
ENoursiun TO brigham City and all
points north IN Cache, Bear Lake aud
Snake River Valleys, and TO Yellow
stone Park, on the following terms for
the round trip;
TrS pAr TICKETS.
brigham city. sa.15
TrTEEs DAY roKErS
Logan, sIhO. Preston, - 80
franklin, t.11 oxford, I.s5
rochtello, $3.50.
TuiurY DAY TICKETS
Idaho Fails. $1,000. soda Springs, = $50
Market Lake. II.SO. Montpciior. 1900
A special rate OF $40 will be given
through Yellowstone Park " euiii.
Gent party " made up. Early appli.
cation should DO made 10 the excursion
managers.
TINS Cache and Bear Lake Valleys
dirlsion will be- carried on special
train leaving the Union Pacific depot
a. 1850 a. m. on Tuesday. Excursion
ISIS for all snake River stations Will
leave ON the regular train at S p. m. on
Tuesday, the 10TH.
Tickets may be- obtained at Coalter
& Snulgrove's music store, - East
Temple street, the u. Il. Railway
office, or the managers,
BANTER, ANDFRsON x BUCKLE.
20. Address, BOX 0s2, Salt Lake.
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senator stewards nilL

WAsIuNuION, ID. g., Aug. Sen.
ator Stewart VI Nevada, who has lust
arrived from Chicago, whore he at.
tended the silver conference, has
already prepared bill "to restore the
right VI coinage" which he will intro
duce at the earliest opportunity,
tomorrow, II possible. The fiut section
reads ~ i0llows:
''lio IL enacted, etc, that the four.
teonth section Of the act Of January IS,
1887, be and same IL hereby ru-enaclcI,
which reads rs follows. 'rhal gold
anu silver bullion brought 10 the mint
for coinage shall be received and
coined by the proper officers for tho
benefit Of the dcpositOrs; provided IL
II shall be lawful 10 refuse at tho mint
any deposit OF lees value than 800, aud
any bullion w base "a to bo unsuitable
Tor the operations Of the mint; aud
provided, also, that when gold AID
silver are combined, II either OF these
metaln be In such small proportion
that 10 cannot he separated adyan-
tageOusly, no allowance shall DO made
to the deposition for tho value OF tho
metal"
The second section repeals the silver
purchase clause Of the Sherman law Of
1890.
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nittee, che tells that which Is also.
luiely inlse.n
Here Mrs. Meredith broke down and
began to bob hyHterically.
CONFUSION AND A REIRACrIoE.
Then came another scene Of wild
confusion. Everybody wanted TO talk
Of once. M0tiOna were made by the
dozene, but nothing was done until
Mrs. Palmer, who was pale with OK.
element, succeeded ~ restoring order.
Then Mrs. Ball got the floor again,
aud said che would retract tho word
"mnliCiOus." There was loud np-
plauso ~ this, and on motion OF one Of
the ladies the entire proceedings were
eXpnnged from the records. The
meeting then adjourned.
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by the Same tenure and contract which
now exists, the amount Of which 10
estimated 10 be about two.thirds OF tho
value " the railroads, anu the issu-
ance Of legnl tender treasury notes or
silver certificates for the remaining
one-thifd. objection was raised 10 the
Populists' plan 10 pay ono-third In
treasury noies, which would greatly
increase tho price Of products In the
country, but Il " claimed that this issu.
anCe OF treasury notUa would afford i'm
mediate financial relief and inaugurate
n period 0f prosperity unparalleled In
the hietory Of the world. Popullsts do
not propose that the government buy
all the railroads ut once, but 90 gradu.
ally that no shock will be felt IN the
money maiket.
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QUITE AN EXCITEMENT.
Tho Hoard OF Lady Managers Have
Annlher now.

CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-The board OF
lady managers indulgod in another
decidedly unpleasant wrangle today.
Mrs. Ball VI Delaware, secretary OF
the committee on awards, made long
complaint against Mrs, Meredith,
chairman Of ihe committee. Among
other things, she charged that whom
Mrs. Meredith was unable 10 attend the
sessions OF the committee, she sent her
sister to act M overieer, whom her
sister had no right to seat in the
committee.
Al frequent intervals during Mrs.
Bali's remarks there were loud ex.
CARNATIONS OF surprise from the audi.
ence, but the sensation came whom, in
closing, she characterized Mrs. Merl-
deth ms an "afrogant, malicious,
ungenerous, ylndiotive woman" BE.
fore she had finished, half tho women
In the house were on their feet, many
shrieblng wildly, while others hissed
and stamped their feet.
Mrs. Palmer used her gavel vlgor-
ousIy aud called In vain for order, but
the excited women paid no attention.
"Take that back" yelled one large
woman. "Put her out" screamed
another, and 10 on, and psndemonium
reiRned supreme.
During all the upr0a. Mrs. Bail
stood perfectly calm, smiling serenely.
when at length order was restored she
repeated the sentence. Then the up
roar wgs renewed and continued for
some time.
Mrs. Hail finally took her seat and
- -, fuafaut Mfg Maratifb xpaa ~,
her feet. $50 far as any difference
that exists between Mrs. Ball and my
self Is concerned" said she, Eve can
settle II ourselves, but when she says
/ sent my sister ~ preside over the com.
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MORT, GOLDBERG plainun, W John A. Grocs.
beck, Ann u. Grooshock. William Gr0cshcct ,
Eleanor A. druosbCCk. Nicholas 10. GroesLrrk,
llhudA Grotshcek, Joseph NJ. -toptt, Henry ",
Green, ~, VI, Bacon, Utah National unut, o
corporation, james Tucker and Henry u.
wallace, cuspartuorH, doing business under
the hriu name OF Tucker Wallace, l.. T..
Archer J. q. Felt, =. =, Tcrrlll, II, +, Laney,
Mar Martin aud samuel /. Iipssr, 90. partner
under tho nrm name Of Martin a lipser, &
lloufhiuu McNAr Hardware Co., corpora.
ton, defendant,
The rcoplo Of tho Territory OF Utah send
greeting.
To John 4. Groosbock Ann h. Grocsbcck.
william bruosuuuk, Eleanor T.. GroCHbrck,
Nicholas "a DrocsbCck, hh0da GT1osbocA,
J0tuyh N SI1uit ilonry ". Green, n. N.Haoon,
fucker ana Henry d Wallace. c0pArtnors
DONG business under the firm name Of Tucker
4 MallacU, g., l., Archer, j, q. folt :, =. Tor
rll n. b, Laney, Max Martin and samuel A.
lipsCr. C0purtncfs under the lTm name OF
MhTilu Lpscr, aud liuuEht1n McNalr Hard
ware Co., corporation, defendants.
You are hereby required 10 appear "a an act.
ION brought against yuu by tho above named
plAluuu lu hu district court OF tho Third
Judicial district " The Territory uf Utah, ami
90 answer 10 quo complaint nlod theron within
ton day ,eNclusivo OF the day OF scryirul after
the service ON you uf This summuns-lf served
within this county Or u served out Of ihis
county, but no this dIsirIct within twenty days
otherWisc within forty days-of iudgmontby
default Will be- iAkCu against you, according 20
the prayer OF said COMPLAINT,
Tho slld action ID brought TO have Judgment
% the Hlm uf $4,000 principal and llUuI.li Iu.
tprcat, with interest uu interest az niuO upr
cent, uUr HuuuW on whole hcltot Tor tJll 20
paving taNcF, with int from July a, ls,I, and
3ll,s3 taxes Win interest Ipm May y, lsai, hll
Of per cent per Ahuum, Tor il,4' pmd
Tor recording cCruueaLe OF rcltmp.
pronisHufy note, executed by Ccicnlhnis
Iroesbcck % p'unuh. July J. lll, Tor $4,000
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In IleEnrh 90 HAWAII.

WAsmNoToN, Aug. 5.--It IL stated
that the PruBiuent will send n special
message TO Congress nj Ne extra session
In rcgard 10 the Hawaiian question.
Blounps reports are being carefully
prepared at the state department In tho
form Of abstracts and extracts for tho
Presidenps pcrusnl. The situation ia
the Island 10 admittedly critical aud a
prompt indication OF some definite
line OF policy on the part OF the UnltoI
states is called for. rhe President, u
n said, will wait Blounpa expected
arrival on or about August goth aud
his verbal report VI the condition II
affairs before definitely making up bis
mind what course " recommend to
Congress.
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The Pension Frauds.

Los ANGELES, Col, Aug. 5.-Com.
mandor.in-Ch Welssurt VI the q. A.
IL. arrived here today. Asked about
feuslon mattere, he said:
My position a. commander OF the
whole Grand Army Ia summed up Ia
inc brief order that | Issued after my
election In September. That order
was that every member Of the q. a.
H. having been engaged % encourage
honor anu purity In public Affairs, Il
requested, In case he knows Of auy Onp
receiving pension fraudulently to re-.
port tbs same promptly 10 the commits.
aiOnUr nj Washington
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Notes from Pleasant Grove.


NNlNNNlNHNfNNf " tNf -ff"Hf
PLEASANT GROVE, Aug. 9th, 1907
Jens G. christensen, the unfortunate
man who was run over, as previously
announced through the NEWS, died
this morning from his injuries. Mr..
Christensen hiss been quite prom.
lnont individual, having occupied the
position Of city councilman number
ofterms. lie enjoyed the confidence
OF bis neighbOrs. He leaves n wife aud
several grown children.
The Scandinavian In this part OF
Utah county arc holding conference
here today.
Frank NJ. briggs returned from the
W0rlI's Fair Friday, having enjoyed
his trip east very much visiting rela,
lives In several states, spending few
days In Kansas CITY, Mo-, aud Denver,
Col. on his return trim.
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WAsHISGTON, Aug, 5.-Assistant
Surgeon Young, Mt Naples, cables the
marine hospital service that cholera Is
spreading Ia the suburbs OF Naples and
that the italian government has con-
scented TO the adoption Of measures for
complete isolation for five days Of inn
migrants on board vessels before sail.
Ing to the United States.
BUCHAREST Aug. 6.-Cholera has
broken out IN the garrison nj Cooling.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
The Russo.German Tariff Var Likely
10 Come 10 an End Soon,
The Norwegian Revolutionary Move.
ment.-Indian Financcs'-thoiera.
siam aud France.

BERLIN, Aug. 5.-Though the
Russo.C orman tariff law has only been
In active operation i've daya there are
already signs Of abatement In tho spirit
Of hostility on both sideo. Several Sc.
Petersburg papers, inspired by the
Russian foreign Office, attack the
policy Of aggression upon German
commerce, as initiated by NJ. wiite,
Russian finance minister, without the
full sanction OF the imperial council,
though with the knowledge OF certain
VI the Cars advisers, Minister WHO
IL charged with Understanding
Germany's strength In facing the Gus
toms war.
The North German Gas.us, com.
menting upon Ruseia's abrupt change
Of front from negotiating a treaty 10
hostile action dangerous To Russia's
Interests, publishes table showing
the former ani existing dutle',
and comparing them with the
Herman tariff on Russian goods.
The figures prove that the Ger
man tariii Amounted on an average TO
only rs Der cent OF the vAlue of the
goods Imported, and were raised Ia
somo instances to 90 per cent, whereas
the Russian duties, before tho war
began, averaged 100 per cent, snd
were now raised TO an impiaoticable
height.
Emperor william IL timed TO arrive
at the leland OF Holigoland Monday
evening. During his stay he will wit.
ness part Of the evolutions Of the North
Sea fquadrous.
A NORWEGIAN REPUBLIC.
The Russian GrdshadniH asserts that
the government expecte n revolution
In Norway and declaration VI n re-.
public. The radicals, Gays the Crash.
DAMN, aro purchasing anu importing
arms largely and preparing for an in
nurrnrilmn.
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CHICAGO, Aug. Co. Nhu gates OF the
WORLDS Fair were thrown open today,
but the Attendance was llght. The
buildings were opened, but ma.
Jorlty Of tho exhibits were hidden be-
noath stretches Of canvas. Midway
Plaisauco was open, and here tue
larger portion Of the crowd cOngre-
gated.
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The Pope IrrItatsd.

LONDON, Aug. 0.-Tho Italian gov.
vernment has refused officially TO
recogn lie the nomination Of Cardinal
Sart0m as Patriarch Of Venice, ON ac-
count OF the pOpe's decision not TO re-
establish the mOdus yiyendi with the
quirlnal. The Chronicles Rome cor
respondent says that the pope Is greatly
irritated and visits his displeasuro upon
Cardinal RampOlla.
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NalIonnI nnnI Nnte..

WAsniNuTON, ID. g., Aug. 5.-Act-
Ing Secretary Curtis has ordered tho
force OF the bureau OF engraving aud
printing TO work an extra hour zach
day until further orders In printing
national bank notos, for which the de-
mand Just now IL very great. This
demand IL ocCaBloned by tho fact that
tho national banks are expanding their
circulation.
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TIE Frcnch In Slam.

BAHGKoIl, Aug. Qualifications OF
the FTanco.Siameso agreement were
exchanged on Friday, NJ. Psvie, the
French minister, will resume hls post
here Monday. The French flag has
been hauled down at Koh Chang and
the Slamese officials been allowed to
Ie.mTn.
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cnInEs Avn AccInENrs

Would'be Lyncher- iiiiied by their
Intended Victims.
CoHYDoN, Ind, Aug. 0.-Last night
about l O'Clock Boone township, this
county was made the scene Of "A hoT-
rible shooting affair. A large crowd
Of men went 10 tho home OF William
and Ed. Conrad for the purpose Of
lynching them. The COnrads armed
themselves with shotguns and revOlv-
ers and fred into the crowd killing
John Timberlako, VIM. Wiseman,
Edward Houston and Isaac Howe.
William May was fatally shot. The
Conrads escaped.
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a PoIvLIsT PLAN.
10 soenre Prosperity by the Govern
ment nuying tho railroads.

fAss hA AHN ANas'@"s
CHICAGO, Aug. 0.-Slnce the close
lhu silver convention George +.
Washburn OF Boston, chairman Of the
Eastern division OF the national COM
milIee OF tho Peoples party, and
Colonel A. g.. Fisk OF Denver, Colo,
lieeldent Of the Pan-Amerioan Bi.
mtl2lllc association, together with
slhor prominent Populists OF the West,
nave been In consultation with
Vankers, capitalists and railroad men
u Tie West, devising q gigantic rail-
ayad scheme OF government ownership,
which, they think, will afford inan-
Wal relief 10 the country and make ut
oeco an Issue u two OF tue pet planks
~ Their platform. J. III. Davis Of Texas,
VINO was tho P0pulist candidate for
Encouragement year ago, Is the
'eRsl counsel for the POpullsls.
me plan proposed II for the national
boyefnment to issue bonds for all legal
SUI lust Indebtedness, being governed
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PiTTgnURG, Aug. 5.-Tho extensive
Iron aud steel plant OF Jones 4
Laughlin, Brown & Co.'S sheet and
hammer mills and the Carnegie com
pany's wire anu nail mills will resume
operations Monday giving employ.
mont 10 5000.
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4 MIlIIonnIre Lmbnrrn..sd.

LEBANON, Pa, Aug. Robert y.
Coleman Of Lebanon valley, n million.
niTc several times over. has confessed
Judgments aggregating $500, 800, which,
together with other liens, swolla the
aggregate 10 s2,6Oi,O00.
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ZURICH Aug 6.-rhe international
socialist congress opened here today.
Delegates are present from sixteen
countries.
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A rERRInLE MREcll.

Fremont, Ohio, Aug, GA terrible
wreck occurred late last night on the
Lake Shore 4 Michigan Southern rail.
road at Lindtay. Three people were
killed outright, several fatally and u
large number seriously injured,
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PURE California WINES.
n. j. WOOLLACOTT
IsI y 100 " SPElNG STREET,
LOS nWclIlIiMs, Cal.

MAKE A SPECIALITY q Pure Califor-
MIA WINES, M up DO cases OF one dozen
quartz, aud " n deliver IN ans part Of Utah
on the line 81 tho railroad two caheH t2D
b0ttiesl Tor fll contaiuingd bottles Port,
bOulol Angelica, u tOturt sherry, bot.
uos EuseaIel. : l0Iues Ola ufaDa brandy.
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WATER RESERVOIR BURSTS.

PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. o. - The
great reservoir Of the Portland Water
company on the eastern promenade
burst this morning, letting loose 20.
900, 900 gallOns Of water In this space Of
about fifteen minutes. The immense
mass OF water suddenly loosod dashed
with mighty power upon two houses.
occupied by the families Of Michael
Lappen aud Dennis NJ. Conley. The
buildings were crushed 90 " Of card.
board, aud four persons lost their lives.
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TnAMrs nEroRTED KILLED.

DANvILEE, H., Aug. 6.-Botween
IL anu ~ O'Clock last night freight
train No % ran into No. ~ on the
bridge over Vermillion river four
miles west OF here, and two spans
eighty feet high collapsed, preoipiiai-
ing No. 20 and five cars Of No. ~ into
the river. All the tralnmen except
one brakeman jumped and saved
themselves. Seventeen tramps are TO.
ported to have been killed, but until
the wreck is cleared up this cannot DO
confirmed.
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buMMONA.

the District Court In and for the Third
Judicial district % utah Territory,
County Of salt Lake.
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ran NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
George gouid raiE- about the Causes
of IL


NEW YopiS Aug, 5.-Georso Gould
was n passenger OF the American
linur, New York, " hicharrlycd today.
Whom asked regarding the financial
situation, he said, "fhe situation Of
cOursO 10 very much demOrnlizsd. The
mniu cause IL the unsettled condition
Que 10 the silver question. There l.
another cause, however, that tho pub-
lie II notTo we'll aware OF, aud that IL
the hostile attitude assumed by the
Legislators Of the county towards great
corporations. Instead OF trying 20
build them up, the policy OF the state
aud general governments h 10 pull
ihem down aud make them worthless,
This people forget that the country
cannot bu prosperous unless tho great
transportation corporations also prosper.
BusiueEs has never been more stag.
nant % the South and West than Mt
the present time, and l look for no
change unless there In something done
ut Washington. a repeal Of the Shef-
man law will bring w all back TO
prosperous timep, but We hope for
nothing until Congiess acts aud IN
just that way"
M'SISLEY's VIEWS.
SAEDusKY, o., Aug. 6.-Governor
Mckinley addressed an audience OF
10000 people this afternoon ut the
annual harvest picnic Of the Erie
County Agricultural Society at Len.
wood Park, Vermillion. Ills speech
dealt largely with the present imam.
CiAl anu business conditions.
He said whatever itiluence the
Sherman law may have upon the
present condition, " Is by no means
The chief cause Of tho trouble. He
charged that uncertainty Ia regard 10
the tRriti changes was the principal
cause OF the present financial Disturb
Ance. The manufacturer are not
going to produce Tor the future and
pay protective tnrlfi wages when their
products may have TO compete with
like products under free trade wagtn.
Lot Congress, when II meets next
Monday, he said, make an authoritative
acknowledgement by the President,
that the threatened changes Will not
take place, that they have discovered
that they were wrong. II they will
do that next Monday, the fears OF the
business world will DO qulotod aud
business will resume its normal con.
ditiOn.