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candidate, although he abandoned
his supposed principles and ctawled
in the dirt before them, Mrs.
Lease and Mr.. PETER thrust MIN into
the gutter. lie has been lying there
ever since, apouting mud and TAD
language"
"what can DO the motive for his
attacks2"
"How 10 know, and what's the use
OF guetsing2 He seems 10 lack en-.
ployment since he was thrown out OF
ofiice.holding, aud suppose the man
must make q living by featuring or
writing for syndloates."
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forces. When the news Of the nd.
miralJs arrival on board the steamship
Jupiter spread in the town the cltizeus
were terfor-stricken. They feared an
immediate attack good many
abandoned their homes and sought
refuge In the country, Admiral
Wandelkok postponed tue lombard.
ment ill the arrival OF the insurgent
land police under General 5atavia.
By preconcerted plans they began an
assault from land and sea ut the same
time, while the rebel admlra's force
was Increased by the crew and oilicers
of the gunbOat Camerin, who declared
in favor Of the tevolutionists and put
the vessel under his command.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-12

NEWPORT, II. l., July 1.-THE
Samuel Blatchford Of the Supreme
Court OF the United States were hslu
this afternoon In All Saints Chapel,
conducted by Biahop Potter, assisted
by Bishop Clark OF Rhode island anu
others.
After the services the remains were
taken to New York to be Inferred in
Greenwood cemetery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-12
TELEGRAPHIC.
SILVER MEN MEET.
InaammatOry Speeches and TumultuOGs
Scenes in Denver
GOV. WAITE ON THE WAR PATH.
at Is Better that Blood should Flow
than Our National Liberties
BE Destroyed"

w.. -, Ytt The mass
DENVER, Soiui 'u"' .,..,t.h
meeting called by President ','.N
of the State Silver League met IN
Coiis.un, hall todav. The building
,,...,,..rda NJ dele.
was crowded WIN .nVuas s ,,a,.,.
gates from every section OF '"e s'".o'
In his address calling the meeting
o. ado, p,eaident Merrlck said: awe
" V'uu' - ~ ,igb,s Wa will
ask LOT luF'ioe' ~ -, ,oso
accept nothing less' lhe ciilio " 1900
has gone ON all these years unpun'
,,h.d Wa are here 10 demand an
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entiy Hnu
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~. t'n., a., to- ,,i,i, a ,,is,s which has
Lad 80, ,arsiiaIs o. this c,,,nt,y ~
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A SCENE IN THE COMMONS.
The Discussion About Irish RepraSen
tailOl In Parliament.
An Anti.rnrneiIItc Made to Withdraw
- Remark Concerning "a
Conservative

committee Of the whole continued the
discussion Of clause o Of the home rule
bill. This clause concerns the question
Of irish representation at Westminster.
Henry Seton.Karr, conservative,
moved that Irish members Of the inn
perlal parliament be elected by the
constituencies which would elect the
Irish legislative council.
John Morley, chief secretary for ire
land, replied that the proposal was the
result merely Of desire TO cuTtail the
Irish representation In the House and
could not be accepted by the govern
ment.
Sir Richard Semple said that even
fotty.eighI Irish members would be
too many.
William Broderick agreed with Sir
Richard. The Irish were both impe-
cuniOus and garrulous, and therein lay
two reasons for reducing the Irish rep :
reHentatiOn TO the house TO the miniIn .
um.
Thomas Sexton, anti-Parnelllte in.
terrupted Broderick to say that such
language was grossly impairment and
ought not TO be tolerated in the house.
A unionist shouted 6with1raw. -
ant the Irish cheered.
The chairman told Sexton that he
was out OF Older and must withdraw
his expressions concerning Brodeuck,s
up ech.
Sexton expresssd n willingness In
obey the chAirmau I'm case Bfodericl,
iirst expressed his regret.
Timothy Healy, anti. Parnellite. said
he regarded Sexton's attituds unite
iustifiable. TO call the Irlsh rae, inn.
pecuious and garrolous was to insult
every Irish member who stood by mis-
counIrymen.
The irish cheered. the unionists
shouted their pro,ests. and for Two M
three MINUTES the house was i'm nm
upronr.
Gladstone spoke few words I'm favor
OF the chairman,s decIuon, hut added
that the person striking frat ought 10
make the first overture for a reoonoIIi.
alton,
Baifour. loader OF the unlonists. saId
that, acting under his advice his honor.
able friend (Broderiekl refused IN
apologize.
The chairman turned amazingly IN
Sexton. TIJm willing 10 do anythinS
consistent with INV duty 10 please M,
prime minister. - SEXTON said. ubut
considering the gravity Of the insuIt
offered INV countrymen. have d.
clded NOT 10 make mn auoiopy. ann.
init myself 10 the Judgment of the com =.
mittee.U
Loud cheers greeted the ,tatement
The chairman hesitated and finally
ordered sexton 10 withdraw.
Sexton shouted hack, i,Surh cnu,s.
Ia unprecedented. WHY mn / nnt
named and INV conduct submItted ~
the house?,
Irish cheers. uniopists, shouts and
cries Of 0diyidejJ followei tbis chai
lenge. The chairman pulled him.si,
together and repeated his order thnt
sexton Withdraw, sexton again re-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-12

WAsHGHGToN, ID. g., July 1.-THE
third Of series Of armor plate tests OF
worldwide interest and Importance
took place today nj the naval proving
grounds on the Potomac river. The first
lest was Of nine.iuoh plate. IL was
nickel steel and weighed ten tons, and
was made by the Carnegle.Frick COM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-12

LONDON. July 1.-THE Constantine
oplc correspondent OF the Tunes tele.
graphed that the khodive visited lamail
pasha today and he lntenda 10 call on
the foreign ambassadors. His visit Ia
beginning to embarrass the govern
ment. 1t Ia feared that he viii insist
that the Sultan shall take Rnti.Eng-
liah measures In Egypt and will threat
Gu to abdicate II the Sultan refuses.
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satoIii Coming.

SAN FRANCISCO, July ll.-Aiter a
week spent In this city Mgr. 5atolli
anu party start this evening for the
East. satolli will spend day at Salt
Lake M the guest Of Bishop Seaman
OF Utah, anu win then 20 TO ST. Paul
to visit with Archbishop Ireland.
From 81. Paul he will 20 direct to
Washington.
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LoNDoS, July ll.-John Deasy, mn
anti. parusllite member efihe house Of
commons, was found guilty today OF
common assault, fined E25 and ordered
to pay the costs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-12

VALPARAISO, Chile, July lids.
patches itlm RIO Granue do Sui,
Brazil, via Montevideo, say; An
assault was made on the town from
land anu sea by the revolutionary
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REWARD.
SoOO.OO

&DAn nn REWARD Will BE PAID
spzOO.OO and no questions asked. Tor
return OF black silk bag containing cardinal
Lost while driving In the city, sunday evening
July end. Return 10 g. W. kcolts, 20l south
Nam st.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-12

SYDNEY, N. 5. W., July ll,-Ad.
vices today from Samoa indicate that
war 10 imminent between the Malieton
and MataafA fnctions,
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The Atmosphere Around the weather
Bufenu Clearer.

IurcRu Clearer.
WAsHtNoIuS, July 1.-THE atmos-
phere about the weather bureau has
cleared off very percoptibly since the
recent investigation, anu affairs are
running along very smoothly. The
bureau, Secretary Morton said today,
he wished 10 make popular. He will
insist upon uteful forecasting, 70 the
farmer, miner, shipper and CONNER.
cial man can derive from It the grealest
possible good.
In his forthcoming report Secretary
Morton will make two importunt
recommendations One relates to In.
discriminate distribution Of garden
seeds and the other to Implications Of
experiments by stations now being
done by the department.
MAJOR HALFORD Returns.
The advance guard Of the returning
Bering eea commission hiss arrived IN
tho persons OF Major H.. w. HalfOrd
and J. Stanley Brown. Major Haliord
viii spend few days Ia Washington
and then visit his home In Indianapo-
lis. Major HAliOrd believes the arbi-
tration will be concluded In shorter
time than the three months allowed by
the treaty under which the proceed.
ings arc being conducted. The inn
preston In Paris II that the arbitration
will result In a decision recognizing
the property right of the United 5 .ates
In the seals toa more or less limited
degree, aud recommending some
international agreement for the pro-
tectiOn VI seal LIE.
ANOTHER CRuIsER COMPLETED.
The Columbia Iron works have mott.
fled the navy department that the
cruiser Detroit, built by them, 10
ready for delivery TO tne government.
The vessel Will be sent from Baltimore
TO the Norfolk navy yard, whore she
will stay until she goes into commits.
sion.
The President has directed Assistant
Secretary Sims 10 Inform Robert Z.
Porter that his resignation ne superin.
tendent Of the census Ia accepted, to
take effect July Slst, ami la the mean.
time he IL granted "A leave Of Absence
from July 10th.
The total number Of fourth class
postmasteTs appointed today was
ninety.nine, OF which thirty-three are
10 illl vacancies caused by designations
or death.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-12

COonO BUYS gIio RODS ON lgTn
- ZOOO East bet brigham aud lat
70. -Four room lrck house. Gtoosbock a
Rose. Rooms . and ~ IS wa So
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-12

CHnn nUNs Two LOTS BETWEEN
COOO West Temple and First West
aud smith south. OrueHhock n Rose, Rooms
~ aud ~, - ". second south street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-12

GOOE BUYS ONE LOT 2sIil5 ~
"a - West Temple Addition, Grocs.
bees a Rose. kooms2s aud - O3 w.. I'd 80.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-12

AIEAr MARkFr AND GROCERY CON-,
lNl biued splendid location and doing good
business, will undo Tor real estate aud some
CASH 5000. ", J. began, room u0 rostOnicc
Block.
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TO RENT.

1.-TWO COOL, FROST BEDROOMS TO
i singlo gentleman. Near business. En.
quire at li7 irlghHn S., cry
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-12

COOnn nuYs ylNlO RODS, WIN
% ZNDO broom brick. Flrst West aud
sixth south On lioul evard. Grooshuck ll0sc,
q aud ~, IS W. second South street
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$1,000 rs saSg 5oa.s f slS F%2 i., and
suuth Temple Grorsleck a Rose, Rooms -
aud ~. 6iw, second toutn street
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GI1nn BuYs Two LOTS skis on
- 1OO East Drive, fiiih hast and
Tenth south Uruosboct 4 HoHu, l.OOms y and
~, - ". second eouth street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-12

co Enn BUYs ROOM BRICK
s0OONIo house s9sxlb ground on
West Temple bot . and 10 80. House well
built and nicely finished Groosbcck 4 Rose
Rooms p and - IS ". "a So.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-12

NITE HAVE GOOD PROPERTY ron
w sale IN all parts o. the city NJ bottom
pricos, see " before looking elsewhere.
oud south street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-12

Il businesses Tor real estate or real estate for
a good business. ". J. hogan, Az Postoniee
block,
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FOR TRADE.

CEyERAL WELL IMPROVED YARNS,
- value, $50 90 $50 900, close 10 city trade
Tor clear insidg city property. W, J. Began,
tl1 poatOnicc BlOrk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-12

II YOU Don't SEE WHAT YOU WANT
i 10 my "udt' cal on me, a. 1 don't advertise
one tenth " the business have for sale WI.
Began, 40 rottunlgc block
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-12

OnnWiLL BUY GROCERY, RES.
cow taurant fruit and cigar stand ,
central location cheap rent amt making
Pos nnce Block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-12

A CAPABLE AND RELIABLE OFFICE
~ man can got half interest iu an cstab.
ll.hcd business clearing $500 per month capt.
Niork
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-12

I HAVE a NtCE LIFT or REsrAu.
i rants in splendid locations ranging in
price from Ao0 10 i2O0 w. J. Hogan, 80
lostnnro block.
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1ENtCELY FURNISHED ROOMS. CEN.
M tral location. new house, new turut.
ture cost 500 o, sell for silo0; leaving city. W..
j. Hogan. tiu p0stoiilce Block
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hhEssMAKtSG pARi.OHs; WE'LL FUR,
- nishcd and employing eight girls. owner
leaving city Price $40 W. j. logan, Io
post1lllcU UuCk
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COMPLETELY TURSt4uEp ROOMS
L 4 enc block from business center house
iull ~ steady roomets clearing over 500 per
month rent only SIS price fl0uO, iC1l down.
W. j. Began. 40 4. %. NloCk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-12

- 2nnwiLL PURCHASE ONE.THlRD
Interest IN an established plumb
ing uusinCtsi incoming man must be capable
Of taking charge of once and books. W. j.
Began. no rost1nite Block
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-12

I HAVE 4 NICE LIST or GROCERY
4 propositions IN an parts OF tho city rang.
iug 10 price FROM $40 N 5000. ". ). Began,
40 rostofire Block
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-12

GHnn PURCHASES A WHOLESALE
DOOO bakery business, two horses and
wagons, furniture, etc sales tl53 per week.
w. y Began, lU puHtOnico BLOCK.
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4 IHOICE ADDITION LOTS WILL ne
- traded for horse and buggy, furniture or
merchandise. $. b. spencer, IS West, second
south.
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WANTED.
MONEY BROKERS.

NIONEN 10 LOAN AT CA TO + PER
4Nl cont Iachc, Second door, Dooly hlock
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- ALOON-oNE HALF on ALL or ONE
- of the best known sporting saloons on
Main street, money maker, receipts over
500 per week, splendid opportunity. W. J.
Hogan, n p0st1nler NiuCk
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GEnnwIt.L BUY a WARD sTORE,
- wv horse, wagon. furniture, trooms
anu stock comp ctci dong each business and
established IS years. W. J. Began, 40 Post
onlco Block.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

cTnnwuL BUY a WARD sronE,
- wv horse, wagon. furniture, trooms
es,ablishcd IS years ". J. hogan, 40 Post.
onico Block.
SOOO iaarahI fiuii and GiSai stand
central location cheap rent and making
money ior ig" dny- oh'y' w d. HosAh' il9
ius nmoe hlnch
5000 rS sESIy Saiae M S6is. and
wagons. furniture, etc sales tl13 pur week.
W. Began, ho Postonico llock
1rNtCELY FURNISHED ROOMS: CEN.
~ tral location. new house, now turnl-
lure cost s.o q sell for sllo0i leaving city W.
J. logan. iig rostoflcc Blocs.
S2nOwiLL PURCHASE oNE.rHlnD
Interest IN an established plumb
ing business, incoming man must be capable
Of taking charge of once and books. W. J.
Hogan, 40 Posionce block
nBEssMAKiSG PAu.oHs; WE'LL FuR,
- nishcdand employing eight girls, owner
leaving ciiy price $40. W. }. logan 40
A CAPABLE AND RELIABLE OFFICE
~ man can got half interest iu an cstab.
lshrd business clearing $500 per month, cApl.
~ required $50. ". J. hogan, ti0 fostohico
llock
II COMPLETELY FURNISHED ROOMS
=
tut ot steady roomers clearing over 500 per
MONTH rent only flb price ii0uO, 5000 down.
w. .. logan, 40 70. Hoes.
- ALOoN-oSE.HAL on ALL or ONE
- Of the best known sporting saloons on
Main street. money maker. receipts over
,slo yer week splcniid opportunity W. j.
Hogan, n rostodlcc hlock.
I HAVE 4 NICE LIST or GROCERY
Il propositions IN al parts OF tho city rang
ms 10 pfgo FROM $40 " 1904. W. !. Began,
il0 iosioilce block
I NAVE a NiCE LIFT on REsrAu.
price from 500 10 i2O0 W. J. Hogan, 80
lostonco hlock.
II YOU Don't sEE WHAT YOU WANT
i in my "nds' cal on me, a. don't advertise
one tenth % the business have for sale WI.
hogan, 40 iostonlec block
ToLuMniA BUILDING AND LOAN AS
~ tociAuon huuds homes, and loans money
in the United States. Groc.bccE 4 lose, as ".
agents,
WE HAVE GOOD PROPERTY ron
w sale IN all parts o. the city NJ bottom
price,, see W. before looking elsewhere.
1roesbegk Rose, hooms ~ and ~, % ", sec.
! ond south street
$4,000 s sSsss nd ~ % AsttS s,d IN
With iiDp STOCK, good house, with barn aud
ouihsuacs store doing good business. M
health reason Tor selling. Orocsbock a Rose,
Rooms ~ and ~, d' ", second South street
CI1nn BUYs TWO LOTS SKIS ON
- Il wv East Drive, ftfth East and
Tenn south uroosbcck Hoso. Hooms y and
", ~ ", Second south street
5000 RS n.y., Tempe F%S L2 ana T Ftl!, Es!
ana Smith south GropHhock n Rose, Rooms
y aud ~, - W, second south street,
GDOnn .BuYs 2BNlo RODS, VIM
cO ANNJ b.room brick, frst West aud
sixth huutu On liou cyHrd. Grooshuck a ilUsc,
q aud ~. IS W, second South street
The record-union., 1893-09-21
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Jarnett and Mr.. Austin were left i'll the
parlor and Mrs. Austin and myself re-
tired to the Doctors office. In there |
charged him with being fully cognizant
of my daughters death, but he strenu-
ously denied it, and said he knew
nothing about her. Threatened him and
caioled him, and finally got him into
such corner that he at last, after max
ing me take an oath that I would not eX-
pose him or seek to injure him, he con-
fessed He told me that my daughter
had died in his Office, and that
he had sold the body to some
medical students. Then he lifted his
hands and swore that the head in the
wire netting was hers. | asked him
how he knew it was hers. and he said he
knew it better than anyone, and almost
acknowledged that he had put it there.
Afterward he said the medical students
had placed it where it was
Mr.. Gilnour would not say why he
had not Immediately reported DR.. VESTS
confession to the police, but intimated
that they desired further proof of the
identity of the head, and also wished to
save the falnily's honor.
Mr.. Austin corroborated Mr.. Gilmour's s
story.
The record-union., 1893-09-21
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

DIR. F. II. Metcalf has returned from the
East
Miss Irene Segur is visiting in San
Francisco.
E. P. NJ. Daniel of Marysville is at the
Golden Eagle.
Assistant Adjutant-G General r. E. Muir
ray is on visit to Stockton.
Adiutant- General Allen returned yes
terday from the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. A. NJ. Valensin and her son Pho
came in from Arno yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Graham of St.
Helena are at the Golden Eagle.
Mrs. William Beck man and Mrs. J. L..
McCord are en- route to the Worlds
Fair.
NJ. @. Meehan has returned from six
weeks visit at the Worlds Fair at Chi
cago.
Miss Tessie Doran, who has been visit
ing her brother here, left for her home in
San Francisco yesterday.
Kirk Munroe, a well-known story
writer, has been in the city gathering
materials for an article to be written for
Hdrpe1'S Weekly on Suffers Fort.
Miss Agnes Donahue has returned
from San Francisco, accompanied by Miss
Mary Borden and Miss Minnie Cass of
San Francisco, after months visit.
Miss Kate Snead, who has been visiting
Mrs. l.. l.. Lewis for several weeks, left
for Stockton yesterday, where she will
visit her sister, Mrs. Marion de Vries.
William w. Long of Arizona and John
f. Intield of this city started for Arizona
yesterday morning. They will stop over
for few days at Stockton and San jose.
Deputy County Assessor George d.
Irvine returned yesterday from visit to
Mexico, where he had been examining
the Carizal and other mines in which
Sacramentans are interested.
Mrs II. SCHNEIDER and son, Louis G..
Schindler left last night for trip to Chi
cago to visit the Worlds Fair. They will
make an extended tour of the principal
Eastern and European cities before re-
turning.
c. NJ. Spangler, Superintendent of the
Street Central Railway, has gone East to
attend the Columbian Exposition and
also to visit his parents in Iowa. 1t is
also limited that there is fair cause for
thinking he will not return alone.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
yesterday: E. z. NJ. Daniel, Marysville;
T. T.. Watcher, ST. Louis; n. b. Whit
taker. Stockton; !. Jessup, San Rafael;
J. A. Graham and wife, st. Helena; r.
W. Rupe, Z. Commins, A. H. Williams.
Frank L. Carter. d. S. Levy, San Fran
cisco.