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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-27

KANSAS CITY. May 2G.-CATTLE-Rec $500,
shipments so. Market steady 10 l0C higher Range
steers 81 2Si b shipping steers 81 SGt5 70 nat We
COWS - UnGGi -. butchers stock e. stock
frs and feeders 8 UGd4 g. bu sand mixed 81 tug
10, HOGS-iiec-ipts 1dt3 shipments 200 Mar
Ret weak, DC lower. Buk Of sales So 6ja6 81;
heavysd 15g6 ", packers SIS S95G .li mixed 81 5ut
81. lights So iU@d - workers. SO 1jtgG s.. pigs
$ a0g6 J. SHEEP-keceipts 26l1. shipments 800.
Market stronger. M1ttons - .U@i 20.
ST. LOUIS May 2G-CATTIE- Rece'pts GOO
shipments 3OJ. Market quiet. Natives rDng and
unchanged. reXans lOc higher TOP prtceS 81 80.
HoGN-keceipts tG shipIl erts I50j Lights W TX
ranging from 50 70G7 90. SsEEI'-heceipts 3oUJ,
shipments 1860, Market steady and unchanged.
CHICAGO. May %. - CATTLE T;e,e,pts GGO0
shipments 1000 Market steady 10 slightly higher
Top prices s. 6OS5 90 No Texans So 30
GA W native cows and heller s. lda4 .. HOGS
Receipts 2l,OG0 shipments SHsl Market low, Sc
lower. Mixed and packers 81 GDl1 II. heavy g l5G
Z ~, lights & 05s7 20. SHEEP-RrCeIpts 6GO
shipments SO Market steady and a coed demand
Texans 81 25s So natives 81 2Jo 5, Westerns 81 81
90 o. lambs s. 5lk6s 30
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IT .EvER PAYS.

T. Er-x . debt ~ llxuries.
20 sszaY f9r sasn~v or so1!al post
'-oa
to - w-gng vita the bop~ tl.at good
uga. essnr
81 Et.a tt.= staf5zch - pa. aae eI9tkes
OF Is. Sa5
sfsH 1a~ eali Grea into - ssreei
- ersr eEt r. lae ss-r
Ts De 5n - ra.~ -szt yes ~e7i1 "a
sshzael - hare kEosl T. a.-
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Kansas City Grain and Produce

KANSAS CITY May 26.-Whent active. but lower:
No. ? hard Glto65a2c. 30 red tjGG6c Corn active
and lrlaer 14@Ipr higher No. mixed "A aailec
No. white 500 N''it, Oats ia good demand. flrm;
No mixed ,9sgiSLs. No. : Wine .25I-ipu. aye
higher. No = 0Jc. laXseed steady. 9SaIt. Rrtn
steady. 65&hoC. Hay h-m, timothy - utrlt ~
prairie T. 5U9 %. l}uiter dy creamery lSt &c
dairy l59 49,, Eggs iiImer, lulec
" heal Ups. 2s,UJ; shii meHts. 29@0 Corn
-heeepts, l4.tCO' shipments l9l0l Oats-heceipts
900, shipments .....
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EQUITABLE AID UNION OF lVERICI

best I, atelfSi order known. Takes In bof, srv,s
on eQu't' 1907 ihG tteceiveS members ffuru Is 70
mortality. '@-i'~ 10
Cofdng Is age. FN' AZ
Give protection IN three WAYS v- se,sfs.-.
charge. 'N't'
~ e been in Operation IA years. and has 4zo0
o. fuli particulars c.Ll On ". g. p charms ,,,,
" .. Palmer secretary; Wichita Ju.ea = "
* North Main Ss.eet Wichita, hgA-,,S. q Ia1-ff
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CnICAGc, May 2-Wheat- Casino > Spring.
its4a'Sc May tifsC. Inly 1Sc, September i6ac Corn
cash 4lsc MAJ u IS. June sc July 4iSs Septen-
Der 42c. Oats, No leash. alc May sic. June J9sc
ulS SAC, seltemper -t>5S. Fork cash 81 15al So
May =. July 81 cslr. September 50 -. Lard
cash so Iseg 20 D. My .. Juiy $40 - Septen her
III 10. Shofi ribs $40 Of7 lu -. shoulders SIo tDa
DO - Snort clear 40 25S 10 ~ -uCur- Cur loai G,C;
granulnted 5,,uc: standard \ = &c. Buuef lower
creamery lAa ac, dairy lad IS. Lsss hrmer
strictly fresh la,gc.
Wheat Hecelpi~. 5000 shipments. sos Corn
-teceiptS. 2lsUu; shipmenis. .uOb, Oats-Re-
celpts. asGtU; shipments. To-. Gyi
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SPOKE TweNTY-SIx HOURS.

The Determined ETere 81 ar f.n-Ileh states
ns'sa To Defeat lcll'sas Ies5s faiion.
The longest >1eech Oh record i- Jie-
3iev-i i'f she I'all Mall BHsie ~ .sav.
been taaf -,-ae hT Mr. - 3sma- In
The Legislature 4 Rriti>a Colombia
-aen measure was Penslzc the pa
sac O. which would take tro. great
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New York Produce and Money.

Nrw YORK. May &C.
Cotton-Quiet. Middling uplauds ll-l6o. mid
ding orleans : l5-l6c
tUnee-SpOt ltio nrmel and quiet; No. :, lie.
SugHr-ReiBed quit and urn
Money on cal easy closed offered at per cent.
trln'c PAPER Cos Per
sterling exchange frlni sixly-day bills 81 S51Sd
: So. demand 81 SsI Si@.
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81. Louis May 26-Nbeat lower cash G7Ss.. July
SsA4c, SeptombcG .aisC. Corn lower. cash a1isc
July sslec. september @sc Oai> STEADY. ca n 52lec
July $40. Pork higher, 50 On. Lard size 10.
Rive = bad Sic. corn meal active; - 0j43 Uj Offers
hanged
Wheat-Beoeipts lSUia shipments - Corn
r., eiUis, .sUln shipments 6l.UUl Oats-Recciyts
2l,UvU; shipments 800
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-27

Mrs. FanFle-I must ssv yo1 have
your husband 7vell trained
Mr. Cufuzo-Tes; commenced n -
on him a. soon as We became engaged.
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Il wru1n En NECESSARY

Friend-Do you think you viii marry
q rich girl?
Poet-Iu have 70 II keep on in this
business.-Life
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PHYSICIANS.
DIR. L. EMMA COSE

tmn'es ana tLlldrsns diseases r. >pec,alfv
i,hlt ;"i adies during confinement strictly mr.
Nhle Wien - desired s!so lefn5ai,el,f Io,.es ~,
Ni"tN IOi 'Nuotvh Ntleti desired Letter, al fs1,i
]! ''hI"t iiiA and answered promptly uen,. N
d. Avenue. y 4>!4ita kats.t. ''--' 80
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-27
H. Point

Harry think Mabel Pruvn would
Just I'll the bin - 2 wife for me
,Iack-liral. but could yoR loot it,
Truth
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-27

Potatoes Colorado col TO- Eggs Re Butter
lrst creamery DC. second creamery Zoe. Other
grades 3Oc-
ChiCkens-Hens sJfc per pound 1--we weight
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-27
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW ORLEANS. Mav @.-Couon steady Middling
10 Lew middling 10 lie good ordinary t4sc.
=, SION. May 2G.-Santa fe railway 2Gl5.
BALTIMORE May .G.-CoGee firm. Rio and No
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" irhifa I,I-ndncn Market

Wheat so. > SIC. Corn SIC, Oats 23c Baled
lay s7ds. Ground 15c Corn and oats
uJixed 15ge5c, Bran &c
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The dolieha Daily Eagle: SATURDAY zornne 5av 27
YOUR Y ANTS SUPPLIED
3 Cts.
The Peoples Column.

The Want Columns o. Daily Paper tell
you where Is pays 10 advertise.
II yca have anything to BUY, SELL,
TRADE OR RENT, Try these columns.
- Payable Sti'icti. in Advance,
Nc advertisement taken for less than lec
One line advertisements charged same
rate "a two lines.
Prices given under classified heads IN this
column applicable only q local advertise
ments. No foreign advertisements taken at
above rates.
Answers "a advertisements sent in care Of
the EAGLE office should De called for within
ten days after Insertion. When advertisers
wish repiys forwarded TO them stamped enveI-
opeS must be sent.
Reference 10 former adverfl>ent nts should
give description and date Of insertion or copy
OF the advertisements should br sent
Not responsible for advertisements given
Or discontinued by telephone.
Classified advertisements viii he Scents
per line each insertion; average seven words
10 line, agate measurement.
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Viii :agle
F|NANCRAND COMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS
.be Receipts Of Stock at the WichlOa
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours Were: Cattle, 20: Hogs. 2So.
Shipments. Cattle. none; logs, zoo.

The quotations mere presented are TO give INC
.linner an idea OF the general range of prices N
Tatlye shipping Steers good 10 extra - ~1S "
6pod TO g xira native butcher steel :. lUJJ4S a.
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BiTSlIIIANEOIS

f'Ows ~ HAFE Ak onDiH ToF ~ COED
Y f85fgh tosss irius fbeai - f.eal
Bl,-sktssgre IS Co. tpiofi ssSek E~fas daztf
l'OE sAf.t-O&i.4 o. g - MAfl. TEE Eo- e.
4 HlsGs Attft isfs f'Sess - as5f Hs=-sf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-27
wich.a Horse MarSet. 4
wichita Mule Market.
40 OO@I5O 90
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

ichita Breads uH Market.
Flour-Best patent 81 81. second patent 81 g. ex-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-27
Local Grain ana Feed Market.

Good ocL sheep sld 1G0..............s3 5fo15 s.
Good stock ewes FAGSJ.. 1898 "
Cool to extra wethers, 75@S5 ............ 0G3 Vt
Good to extra lambs. O0So %
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-27

l'rusat rrti'f.u-, viH}r all tT.iia>, t5it
Pullman ~leeiers from v lc,ta 10 Kansas CITY aaf
lineage witisuai ciiHHes on E.Iht trains. Tickets
sold siid ha.-Ea-c checked thtOsE%A Ca -. points
aottt. snui b. east and w-st. and steamship tickets
sold ia hli EDrOpsan iolHts ~ lowest rates. Ciiy
tiCsvt ariCr 100 hast Douglas avenue Sorner MalB
street passenger station corner Douglas s,ld Neaa
avenues Telephone l.s..
! II. PHILLIPS. Ticket A-aas
FNu- SEBASTIAN. u. I. 4 r. \. hirago. IA.
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fEkSDA Ill.

Undsf 'I.ip bsad * tsi IRE 80 ssr
hE HE HSEDI-- PF&SYkDIkf. Pills
- tie uh y Rssa-aa psnasrut a. psiis izsas
usgis7. or hJ fr0li. 81 emo. - feTfE 81 ~
Itila-. "a, o. ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-27
R4ILRO4D TINE T4BLES


ATCHISoN, TOPEKA & SANTA Re RR.
TRAINS ARRIVE LEAVE
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WICHITA, Mag &c
Cattle steady to strong.

REPRESENTATIVE SALES
The following are the representative sales of cat
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-27
BoGS.
Hogs strong to DC higher.

The following are the representative sales of hogs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-27

VyyASIED-FAMiiY DRIvlNG HORSE on
w Bars fof H. feed i.ft- AiE1 Is. ErEGcT IS
SssIih EapsflA = p. O. -
ANitD-Io TRADE. SssH Dftf HDii
w ~ jobu ha-3ne-- pf0pf-t ny sa1 equal
zIs1H& sh t1uhln- -ts- genera 81 sEsfclf..t-
dee. Au.lFs-- Baz 81. - JcDB. * -
III. A&TEU- Hoi ~ PAIaTt-G AAD ~nINs,-
W lr. g. feF a&5, wUsk zaIaisisssl- = =
EsEia- as
~ ESTEg THREE M 70 HN-Dl.E
w bas-ebsid necessities 90 tsc lsiassg~slt Pisa
i. 81 = sia4a. Sc -
ttfk>TED-FAEA -. CITK LoANs. IHo--
w rs il-1l. - = AasB. tr
N kETFB-E FEw FAE8 fDs&s Gait.
w 5mmea.1 lesy. - a. tssfg-r, osss -. ~ :
hal- 81. d. r.
x.fASrED-a TOSS or nay 81 ThE zIxcE
w saaress ps4x Ss< Caas-s- car
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IOE BEN I--Koonis.

VI'''T1 ''--7 p-F -'IoIeG ny
l'Uk KkNf-DNft RNiSHED ERoAis fut.
IL light housekeeping. 40 &oFth EmpDris
ASA
LtOt KENT-INO NEWLY AID NICELY
n turn 4-hrsI Goossl- wgth bsft sad caia
water. Peasant SURROUNDINGS. treaty % sAsl~,
81 Sosith IopeAS. GsHs
" Asa p-OCOUPANIS FOk TWO StCE
w rooms, wiya bosia Private fsnuX. rs \.
ku;poTi@ ave. a.
Lyon EENT-TWo PLEASANT tJRNfAtD
II looms VIII south and cas- Wladuws. taii a.
90 y Market. g.
yHuR KENT-Il EoosIs OVER sfs AID sfJ l.
Il Douglas ave. H. n. ho1 =. .fty. lssG
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E0ohheepers aHd Cteri.s.
Statesmen.
NiscedUaHeOifs.

4" t'''"'t""'V'S'
N{TANTED-TwD or THREE ME& TO RIP
w resent out well known neHse n til.s STATE.
our men handle five DT -tx zines 81 articles wfgch
enables Psy h.,iG -pius wages ~tirfir- t@H~s
from 50 I'D pf month. according to material 10
the inat. b.. l.. SAY to- -. PAM 81 tnt. mar -ets-
men, HOr st, sees ls, seed potatoes. iinpi HciIss
etc. ~ 4"-
" A&1ED-C COMPETENT SfE$oGKAfHEkS
w atu 1sokhespeI- no ce~tfe po-tstsiis. to
apply the Nations ACIouit&if- aua FteHV. r~;bi-
turtsg. tul,e lOf tbs states ct '.sIs-s-. tf41-
IHdu. N.rs-k, Ai'-SVtill auu Aus, st the south
w.rtcf f5fs~iaes> -. IS ichits. han. dii' O.
NJ A&1ED-Hl SINE-> MtE VINO AhE T.
w He,d ~ stHIop - pliers er iccSHttants . cal
lilo EafC-4F accountants ana NteHOG "a gksfs
bureau. branch uffise af the ~outl western Ba-i
lees tOieaE. " 5shifa. bar We Usually have et
cur ittat4oa lisa sOagls con cfoht bt-Va
keepers and st.BeEi Hpbei- NltH nT-t-tfHs1 refer
eHCe- help i4tfaINts,ti ftes 81 GilafEe. ANA
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TluE cABLg CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC I
FAfl.Hv AY.
t"Greei Rock Island Rnrin"l
In effect. commenting Han Sth.
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Main street
Dt POI corner Second and Wich,ia-SIreets.
/ L. BLECkILG, T. and T. \.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-10

BERLIN, July B.--Tho speeches
made for and against the army bill In
the reichstng yesterday and today
were Of n purely partisan character,
Indicating nothing Of the under
currents which may ultimately guide
the votes Of several parties. Each
speaker indicated his known program
aud avoided any reference TO con.
terence. # IL obvious that tho deter.
mination OF large number OF the
members TO be heard on the bill I'M.
plies that the discussion will last until
the end Of next week.
Wednesday next the centfists will
raise the question OF the rC-admissiOn
Of Jesuits into Germany. The ffei.
siunige papers pertist In stating that
government support Of or rcfTaining
from opposing the ultram0ntane pro-
pOsal will be the price paid the cent
riate for their support Of the bill. Both
centtist leaders and government adj
hercnts deny that there IL q compact
While Herr Croeber today pro-
claimed thure was no compromise In
the house, the members Of that liberal
wing pledged the government 10 cover
the Increase In the expenditures by n
progressive imperial tax ON incomes
OF over $4,000 marks.
The national liberala have given no.
tlce OF IA motion In regard 10 distress
caused by drouth aud ALEC In regard to
the lack OF fodder. The Hichttrists
will propose the entire suspension OIL
import dutios ON fodder until May,
1894. The socialists will support tho
measure for the frst time IN the hisiO-
~ of this Toichstag. The socialists have
obtained the Craftsmanship OF one Of
tho permanent committees
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-10

SC fiously hurt. A number Of arrests
we're made, and all was quiet nj
n. IN,
CLOSED VIII a ROW.
MoNrRFAL, July g.-At O'Clock,
when the Christian Eudeav0r meeting
was called to order, a large number
were present g. hear Anthony Com.
stock OF New York In his address on
tFoes 10 Society, Church anu Statc.O
IL was well received. and during rs
delivery large crowd Il French
Canadians gathered aud peered ut the
speakers. They became noisy and had
to be dlsleregl hY iha police aud one
Of the ITaITfs VIZ - INTO Custody.
Before adjournment Treasurer Shaw
mace the official announcement that
the number OF delegates attending tho
convention was 10000. He also "a.
eured tiniid delegates that no violence
need be feared, 90 ample police pro.
lection had been asked TOR and prom.
ised. However It was not deemed adj
vlaable ~ hold an evening session In
the tent.
The closing scenes Of the convention
were very impressive. Outside the
scenes were impressive In another
way. The talk about Karmarthaf's
remarks spread all over the Fronuh
part VI Montreal aud IN the
crowd were many who burned to
avenge the insult. Here thousands
assembled who resolved to protect the
Christian Endgavorefs when they
left this hall, II necessary. Among the
crowd were nearly u thousand militia.
men in plain clothes. The opposing
crowds eyed each Other jealousy ana
each moment the bitter feeling in-
creased. This was this situation when
the doors Of the halls were thrown
open. Instantly the volunteers formed
a Gordon at tho edge Of tho sidewalk;
slowly anu without any manifesto.
ton Of alarm :he delegates made their
way along. The song At the Cross,
Heated upon the air, anu the result
was that perfect silence fell upon the
crowd ana all the delegates pissed cut
Of tho dangerous locality In safety.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-10
VARIOUS FOREIGN TOPICS.
Latest News from the Hawaiian Is.
lands; Peace and Quiet
cheap SILVER and Mexico. The Herring
Case.-Army niII Forccasu.-
BIsmarch's speech.

VICTORIA, b. g., July 9.-rhe
steamer warrinoo OF the Canadian
Australian steamship company's line,
arrived hore last night from Sidney
having made the voyage In twenty
one days.
Notwithstanding the treason aud
assassination and the trial Of conspira.
tons, political peace and quiet reign
In Honolulu. The preliminary ex-
animation OF the alleged consplrRtors
Walker, Criok and Sinclair has been
finished ana Judge Carter has re.
served his deciaiOn until July 3ru,
when he well hold the men Tor trial
before the high oourt.g
In conversation with President Dole
and later with Attorney General
Smith Il was learned that the provis.
ional government Intends 10 follow a
waiting policy Ia imitation OF Presi.
dent Cleveland.
Asa result NJ the uprising by lepers
at kAlalau Kauai, tho government
had proclaimed martial law In the
districts where lepers are. lnstruc-
tiOne have been issued 10 the com.
mander Of the expedition TO remove
twCnty.oight l0pers terr1rzing Kauai,
the leper settlement nj MolOkai. Al
all hazards they viii be taken, dead
or alive. The lepets have do1ed the
government for the past ten years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-10

BERLIN, July 0.-About four hun.
dred excursionisis from the pTinoi.
pality Of Ljppe. Detmold vlhiied Prince
Bismarck IN Friedflchsruhe today.
Prince Bismarck made notable
speech concerning the relation OF the
smaller federalsta 10 the cm pire, anti
concluded with these remarkable
words:
"rhero are seventy federal states
having only a singe vote each IN the
council. Tho council may be divided
In three cnttgOries, the email states
with a vote ench, Prussia with eigh.
teen votes ana the middle states with
twenty.one votes. Thus you sre what
weight tho small states have. My
fear and anxiety for this future is that
the national idea may be stiiled In the
coils Of the boa constructor OF bureau.
crazy, which has grown rapidly the
Last few year,. Only the federal cOun.
ell anu the ToichBing can help here,
and the former has the right TO assert
itself. IL would be possible then for the
governments OF smaller states to ox.
prees opinions TO which no tiilclal At.
tontion ia paid.
=" sum up oil these reflections
thus: God preserve iOrus the cOBstitu-
zion Of the empire ~ It IL anu the num-
Der Of federal governments which form
the federal council that thu latter may
nj all times stand by tho side of the
roichstag rs the legislative co.eillcisnt
Of absolutely equal rank with absolute.
~ equal right"
The strong states rights sentiments
expressed Ia the speech aroused Rs
much surprise a. enthusiasm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-10
CHRISTIAN ENDEAyoRERs.
Catholics Inccnsed at Some Remark
About the Mother of Jesus.

catholics inccuhed at some Remark
About thc Mother Of Jesus.
MONTREAL, July s.-5aturday was
au eventiul Jay for the Christian En-.
deav0r convention, because Of tho
Incident last night, In which some
Endenvorers were stoned Ms the result
Of a remark attributed 10 n Colorado
delegate that the mother Of Christ was
an abandoned woman. The seeds
tnSn by n HindOO delegate In making
tho attack on Catholicism and the
sloning incident OF last night today
brought around lot " Catholic tract
distributors. During the morning
session President Clark said some state
ments had been made and some sonti-
msnts uttered ut tho outside meeting
last night, for which this convention
was not responsible.
81 speak," he said, "fOr you all
when ray there has been no inten.
liou OF desire on the part Of this con.
Vontlon 10 insult any one, hurt any
religious feeling or decry oTeeds. Is
not that your sentimenIs2 Ii so, show
II by rising"
rhe whole audience arose and
cheeTed.
Three hundred French students
ana qunrrymen marched up 20 the
door oil the hall bearing n couple OF
French flags. Tho police captured
The hags and thumppd the bosTers'
heads together, whertupOn their com.
panlons raised great howl, but the
police drove the would.be rioters on.
Shortly after 10 O'Clock the meeting
dismissed with at any collision with
lhu mob OF fully enc thousand people
tnet iilltd the street In font OF the
hall.
Fifteen hundred English volunteers
later paTaded the town with bugler
az the head. They stopped to cheer the
Lnglish and American fiags. Then
number Of French gathered again, and
many calls we're heard for the taking
uown Of the flags, Finally row was
pfeopitated by some hotheads. The
police were once more onllediupon and
had hard time dispensing the Tiotous
crowd. They charged number Of
llmeh anu had to use their batOns
freely, with disastrous results TO the
Hotere,and In the melee "A colored dele
gale TO the convention, from one OF the
Nouthern states, name unknown, was
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CHICAGO, July 9.-Tho first lnfor-
nation made public rs 10 what will be
done NJ the coming big Catholic con-
gfess here was given tonight IN state.
ment Issued by the committee on
organization. The congress viii a..
semble In Memorial Art Palace Sep.
TENDER Sth, at II n. m. The week Of
the Catholic congress will bo "CathO.
lie week OF the Worlds Columbian
Exposition" II will bo followed the
succeeding week by the annual meet.
ing Of the archbishops Of the United
States, VINO will assemble ia Chicago
under the presidency OF Cardinal Glib.
bonu. Satolli will also be- present.
Representatives Of the Catholic hier.
archy Of England, ireland, Scotland
and OF several nations Of the continent
are expected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-10

New York, July 0.-Miss Anuesley
Kennedy, appointed Judge Of tho
hygienic section OF the Worlds Fair
10y the ladics' committee Of the British
royal commissioners, arrived yesterday
from Southampton. Miss Kennedy
says:
al do not think cholera could ma Ike
a deep inrond In this country, but you
need not DO surprised u you have IL at
your doors. YOU were fortunate In o..
Gaping Il last year, but fear you
cannot this fall. The prevailing and l
think tue best treatment l. a saline
Injection, hot baths ana wasgi stimu.
lating drinks administered at the same
time.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-10
IhoItniinn hank NH.

ROME July S.-rhe final debate on
the bank bill In the deputies today was
tumultuous. Signor bovio, who has
been euergetioally pressing the inycs.
ligation OF fraud, made the principal
speech. The time had come, he said,
for all implicated In bank briberies 10
explain their acliuns.
al ths senate will appoint new
committee" continued bovio, 81 will
refrain from naming the guilty men.
/ demand, however, that the guilty
men abstain from voting ON the meas.
uTe now before the house. IL they DO
not will name them"
A riot hr0ke lO;se In the chamber Rs
the threat was made. Insults were
exchanged on every side ana a dozen
or more fights were barely prevented.
The bank bill was thon passed by "a
vote OF 22l 10 1875, nni the chamber
adjourned Tor the summer holidays.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-10
Eject Of cheap SILVER

CITY on MEXICO, July 0,-Llonel
Garden, British consul TO Mexico, hEs
furnished his government with alalis.
ties relative 10 the effect In Mexico OF
the depreciation Of silver so Tar rs tue
payment Of intorest on the national
debt Is concerned. He says tho drop
on exchange below % pence may be
estimated 10 le the loss which the
depreciation OF silver entails on the
government. II silver drops 10 90
pence the lose viii amount 10 81 ,20s,5I8.
IL 1t crops to 80 pence the loss viii be
81 ,S0i,05. IL will thus be seen that the
loss Occasloned by any probable de.
probation OF silver viii bs compare.
lively very small 70 far as the Mexican
debt Is concerned.