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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-03
TODAY'S KILOGRAMS
Preparation for the Celebration Of
the Fourth al tho PaiL
A CALL roG a SILVER CONGRESS
Interest Attached 10 the House 'uih'
mitice ON Coinage.-Stocks
Improving.

CHICAGO, July 3.-The wea'her Is
cool. Great crowds will be In attend
nnce at the Worlds Fair tomorrow.
,Incy are already beginning TO arfiVe'
Half a dozen big excursion trains I'M
loaded their passengers NJ
tp, terminal station this morn
ng and people already In the
rIy have nocked 10 the grounds
IA large numbers. The bureau Of ad'
missions has estimated that long be.
fore noon more people passed. the gate
Keepers than all day on Sunday.
The management has received no
tics Of ilaW Ia the casting OF the new
liberty tcli, at Troy, aud u VIII have
10 be- rucasi, 20 that part Of the cerc'
monies which contemplated having ~
fung On the itn for the fifst timo Will
have to be abandoned. This viii,
however, be- scarcely missed In the
multiplicity OF attractions scheduled
Tor the day. Canuons Will r0nr, bells
ring, bunting wave In profusion. The
Declaration OF Independence viii be
read ut various p0ints, and u feature
never before seen In the Fourth Of
July celebration will be- that
the ouilandish deniEena Of Midway
plalsnucu will take part In
the ceremonies by gathering In the
Procession, marching through that
picturesque thoroughfare and making
~ much hubbub rs possible. In adj
ditlon there will be n gorgeous display
Of fireworks ut night. IL IL expected
that there will DO anywhere from Il
quarter to halt n million people on tho
gt0unda tomorrow.
The uuRtemAlan building was deii.
Gated today Ia the presence Of a large
crowd.
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NEW YoRIl, July 3.--Siooks opened
quiet, ffactiOnnlly lower. General
electric was weakest selling down to
TO-.
stocks continued weak after the
opening. The weakness was quo to
sales by traders who were disappointed
that tho market did not advance more
on the call for an extra session Of Con-
gress. The attendance was small, many
traders having gone 70 be absent over
the Fourth. The dealings were qui ,
Ugh . Northern Pacific, prcioIrtI,
declined u to 32!; sugar ! 10 s.. /,
Rock lslauu to 65l; general electro
a to 7Os; Atchisou / 10 II u. The
decline was accelerated 10y the receipt
OF lower priceS from London aud an
advance In tbs posted rates OF the
sterling exchange 10 1929 q asa. At
II the market was steadivr ~ fractional
recovery.
Stocks were'eItremely dull after / /.
The prices were irregular on ten
dency, In the main, upward. There
was recovery Of /. q l. At noon the
market WIS steady.
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CORNER STONE LAID.
Work Commenced on the Woman's
Memorial Chapel Of the EYangell-
cal Lutheran Church Of the Holy
Trinity.

The corner stono OF tho womsn's
Memorial Chapel NJ tho Evangelical
Lutheran church Of the Holy Trinity
was laid yesterday afternoon on
Fourth East street between Third and
Fourth South streets. The occasion
was one that called out a heavy at.
tendance OF the members Of that
church. The following gentlome r,
ecclesiastical on cials, were present and
assisted In the ceremonies: Right Rev.
X. II. q. Won S0heele, Regs L.. q.
Abrahgmson Of Chicago, q. A. Sven.
son Of LindsDOrg, Kansas, q. A. Bran
dele Of Denver, Il. Rudoiison OF
Spanish FoTk, h. A. Linden, A. L.
Martin, q. kuhr ana Mats Matson OF
Salt Lake City.
In the corner stone, which bore this
incriptlOn, "MOmsnis Memorial
Chapel Of the Evangelical Lutheran
church OF this Holy rrlnity laid, July
., 1888" were placed the following
RTtiCles;
Copies OF the Holy Bible, revised
church book, general councils edition
OF Luther's small CateChism, Sunday
school book Of the general council,
bylaws Of the new ohurch's cOugro.
cation, first annual report Of the con.
gregation anu a history Of the church,
the printed program Of the day, the
names OF all this executive, Territorial
and city officials anu the names Of
prominent officials n. home and
abroad, church almanac for 1893, aud
copies Of these papers: The Lutheran,
the Workman, the Young Lutheran,
the Foreign Missionary tho Church
Messenger, the Helper, the Bug Bee,
the Seed SOWer and the salt Lake
tribune VI this date. Also Colum.
bian half dollar and postage stamp
with list OF the articles placed In the
receptacle.
After the stone had been laid ad.
dresses were made by Rev. Swenson OF
Kansas, and the Right Rev. Won
Scheele.
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HERE ARE HALF OF THEM.
The Utah Commission This Morning
Began the Appointment Of
County Registrars.

The members Of the Utah commits.
sion were this morning occupied with
the work Of selecting persons to act Us
county registrars, and up to noon tho
following counties had been disposed
Of:
MillhTd-James a. Melville.
Juab-Fred w. Chappell.
Rlch-AnsO G.. Call.
To0olo--D David Is. Slower.
Northumberland ii Snow,
Weber-JOhn Seaman.
Beaver-GeO. n. Fennemore.
Box EldeT-Wm. Lowe.
Garfield samuel o. Crosby.
Emery-J. w. Williams.
lron-N. W. Pryor.
ssnpeto-J. p. Christensen.
Utah-W. g. Scheu.
All Of the foregoing are Democrats
with the exception OF Mr.. Slower
(Tooele), who belongs to the Republi.
can party,
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TODAY'S COUNTY COURT.
Miscellaneous subjects introduced at
This Morning., Session.


At the meeting Of the county court
this morning Judge Blair presided;
selectmen Cahoon, Morris anu BAN.
berger were also present.
FIVE MILLS on THE DOLLAR.
A communication was read from @.
T.. stanton, city recorder, stAting that
tho City Council had fixed the rate OF
taxation for the year 1903 ut five mills
on the dollar, upon the assessed valua-
ton Of property within the corporate
limits.
INV STYLE OF WARRANTS.
A resolution was adopted approving
a new style OF warrants. The only
material change made was In the addi'
ton Of clause providing Tor Interest
at per cent per Rnnum.
KELLY AND CO.'S BONDs
The bond OF Kelly 4 Co., county
printers Tor 1898, was approved In the
sum Of $1,000. Their bonusmen are
}. Il. Callstor aud r. o. Horn,
COUNTY INFIRMARY,
superintendent A lien, u the county
iniifmary, presented MS report Tor the
month OF June. IL showed patients dis
charged during the month 10, deaths
., admitted IA. Number OF inmates at
the institution on June 3Oth, a..
FOR mn "FOURTH."
The sheriff was directed to appoint
JohnDeemiug as a special police officer
for Sugarhouse precinct 10 GJuly ith.
BEE INSPECTOR
Henry Tauler rendered his reslgna.
ton as bee Inspector anu W. H.. Hope
applied 70 be appointed In his stead
The former was accepted and Hopes
application was filed.
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ridiculous. IL isa well known fact thai
the nou.Alormun element owns 20
majority Of the stock and has voting
majoriiy on the board Of directors.
as 10 myself 1 shall not nttemrt in
any way 10 dictate the policy II the
paucr ~ intimatcd. am Simply
chairman OF the executive committee,
majority Of whom are Mormon
and a body 10 whom important Lusi.
ness questions nro referred for c1nsid.
Grafton. The questiln u Mormon and
Gentle was not thought Of % Tar o.
know Ia my appointment. II it had
been | would not nave accepted. The
The fact was Judge Judd found tine
duties VI his office 90 numerous anu
important that he was obliged to retlic.
Fhsi was all there was AMI 10 10 the
mHtlpr.v
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-03
A NEWSPAPER CHANGE.
Charles W. Penrose TO Succeed Colonel
VIM. Hyde ~ Editor In Chief Of
the salt Lake "Hcrald0

An important change In local news
paper circles will occur on the 10Th
inst, when Charles w. Penross will
succeed Colonel WIN. Hyde AS editor
In chief Of tho Salt Lake Herald.
Colonel hyde's resignation was
drawn up over two months ago,
presented to the board OF directors anu
accepted without dissenting voice
Said one OF the officers OF the Herald
company today; "Tho resignation,
however, was not the result OF any
Disagreement between the Mormon and
non. Mormon members OF the board
nor on account OF any misundeTstand-
ing or difficulty with Colonel Hyde.
The resignation was unasked for anu
was accepted unanimously, Colonel
Hyde will leave voluntarily and will
take with him the best WISHES Of the
entire board.
Richard w. Young has succeeded
Judge Judd ns chairman OF the
executive cOmAillee, aud In answer 10
questions by u News reporter today he
said; "rhe change comes with the
utmost satisfaction to all, nOtwithstaud-
ing, personally regret very much to
see Colonel Hyde sever his connection
with the paper. lie IL veteran
journalist Of splendid ability, and un-
derstands thoroughly the thousand
Intricate questions Involved In the
running Of n metropolitan newspaper.
"There has been an effort 10 make II
appear that trouble has arisen between
the Mormon anu nOn.MOrm0n diroc-
tors and stookh olders ana that the
Colonel was busted. / want to say that
such is not the case and that II N only
for political effect that the rumOr Ia
circulated. This talk about the Nor
mon contingent capturing the paper Ia
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SMALL BOY AND THE FOURTH.
The Former VIII Not be Permitted to
Explode Rirecrackrrs In the
Business District Tomorrow.

The small boy is angry and the prop
erty owner happy over tho issuance Of
the following by the chief executive Of
the city:
To Samuel Paul, Chief Of Police:
Dear Sir-rhe ordinance Of the city
relating to fireworks, section 10, p. 2J5
of Revised Ordinances, provides that
"No person shall be allowed within the
limits Of the city, to discharge or set
OIL any rocket, quit, cracker or other
fireworks without the consent of the
Mayor specifying the time when and
tho place whore the same may be
done" A violation OF this ordinance
Is punishable by fine aud imprison.
ment. In view OF the fact Of the near
approach Of the Fourth OF July, and
the present condition Of the streets in
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-03
SILVER ruarmAsEs.
Secretary Carlisle uccidc. to suspend
~ temporarily.

WAsHfNGTOS, July 3.-secretary
Carlisle has decided not 10 fusumu tho
pufchAse Of silver today aud hns 10
notified the principal lrms that oiler
silver 70 the treasury Ou purchasing
days. This action IL unusual, butas this
matter cf purchasing silver on given
uaysis DISCRETIONARY with the secretary
%. the Treasury, lie IL simply tNercls'
Ing his right. The reason assigned
in tIe notice sent ~ the interested
Uiiicris IL that the treasury department
has not yet completed H. annual sci-
Element made az the end u each fiscal
year ut tho United States mint.
Whether silver purchases Will be T..
sumed Wednesday IL left open nud will
not Uc determined until Wednesday
comes and Circum tanCes ~ill then
decide the matter. The price paid for
silver when the treasury completed H.
June purchases was sD.s22 pur OuGce.
Since that time II has declined - 5000
per ounce and Is quoted today at
sl.735 10 per ounce.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-03

The residence OF WIN. Froc,detou,
% the corner Fourth South and Flih
West streets was visited by thieycs
aomeiimo during Saturday night.
When Mrs. FrecElcton arose on sun.
day morning she discovered that the
kitchen widow had boon forced opeu,
aud several bottles OF fresh straw.
berries whirn she had put down day
or two before had been carried of. The
police express ihe opinion that the
thtft was the act OF some people Of not
very tnvory reputation wh) reside a
short distance down the sireei.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-03
The GERMAN ARMY BILL,
William Has An Interview With tho
Leader Of the Polish Party.


BERLIN, July 3.-Emreror William
today granted an audience T. Won
Kosclelskl, the leader Of tho Pollen
party majority. Tits learned from tho
Polish leader that his party demanded
In return for their support Of the army
bill certain concessions In regard to
national schools. The cmperor readily
fell In with his views. Won Kosoielalsi
summoned DR.. Bosse, minister Of in.
struction, who was directed by the
emperor to prepare n scheme that
would safely the Poles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-03

CHICAGO, July 3.-rhe Monahan
Boiling company today obtained an
attachment a1aius, the Vattcrssll
Tournament company, "a big concern
which has been giving military t0uru.
Hments In this city. COmpiainAnts
alleged that the company was about b.
remove to the Worlds Fair grounds
and violate the Heaeon contract Of sup
plying foot. The English soldiers
connected with the concern resisted
the levy, mounted their horses aud
rode away. Later the sheriff sent
deputies 10 the World's Far grounds
to complete the levy by taking tue
hOTlps.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-03

NEWPORT, Il. l., July 3,-United
states torpedo station Is on nre.
At2 O'Clock this afternoon smoke
was seen issuing from among the
buildings ON Goat island, occupied by
tho governments torpedo sla'lon, ~
soon grew to lively blaze. 1t "
learned that this fire started IN the
guncottOn factory ON the site OF the
old Fort George, on the west alue OF
the island. As soon IA dlscovereu,
tho removal OF a large guam
lity Of guncott0n stock In the
building was begun and nearly al
was removed when tho hro reached H.
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earnest, umswerving friend OF silvor
H. vcil known. Hts democracy h un.
.ouc,tinued. When tn sptaEcr IL TO-.
elected IL has generally hprn his custom
To ro.nppoint the old cha.rmtu, bat thc
doubt IN tire ease 90 Baud
arises from the face that Crisp
Ia well known TO hu Ia thorough
sympathy with the PfrridVnps Ideas
OF tue legislative needs Rnd may hts.-
tate 10 appoint 10 80 Important o. Clu-
mit,re man w thoroughly committed
to the opposite view. Ia cHse Ctlp
should decline t. give Baud the chuii-
matphip tue uext IA thn line ~ direct
succession would be Representative
Crncy, who Is "A gol standard man.
Those who know both mru freely ns.
serl that tne elevation 81 rfacy to the
coinage chhirmtu-hip would he
especially gratifying 10 tho executive.
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WIN nn.ume nunIness.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-Comptroller
Eckles has been advised that the
First National bank Of San Diego,
Cal, which failed u month ago, Will
resume business on Wednesday, hGv.
ing complied with the conditions i'm
posed by the comptroller. IL is proba'
ble also that the failed Warrington
National bank Of Spokane, WASH, Will
resume business in ten days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-03

Troy. y. T., Juno 3-.7hc Column.
hian liucrty bell VIII Uc lung for the
lif't time tomorrow az one O'clock, TO
corftapuui with noon, Chicago time.
IL viii hu controlled 10y electricity from
Chicago. Tire original program Il
Modified ou account Of the delay in
casting the bell. The statement l,om
Chiclgo that thp bell will have 90 be
rocast on account Of flaw g. denied at
the foundry whorcit isu-settcd that the
casting ida perfect success and the bsll
very line.
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New Binding and MachInery.

Margatts BFo,hcrs have mace an
extensive addition TO their brewery at
the corner OF Second North and
Second West streuts, In the form OF
TWO story brick building jus, construct.
cd, and new boilers, kilu anl machin.
cry, 20 the value Of nearly $4,000. for
the rJtp0sus of their manufacturing
establishment. The now plant has
been started up and Is now running
regularly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-03

DRNvER, July 8.-Honry starr and
Kid Wilson, OF the notorious Starr
gang OF train and bank robbers, to-
gether with Starts wife and about
10000 in gold, We're captured In hotel
at Colorado Springs this morning,
where they had registered under
assumed names. The robbers were
taken unawares aud arrested without
resistance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-03

CHICAGO, July Sat today'a ses'
fson OF ms national sociallsiio LABOR
Marty resolutions were adopted prais.
Ing Governor A ltgeld Of Illinois for his
courage In pardoning the chicago
anarchists, and deciding to plnt u
large number Of copies Of his statement
accompanying tue PARDON IN cam
paign document, In various languages
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causing an explosion aud Killing
Funk Lnughiin ami Jeruml1l Har.
tinglou lrJu.ci - Michael Ncgar,
john r. HARRINGTON, Ensirn H.. T..
Copehnri, seriously, aud othessilishtly.
The building in which tho c2plotior
occurred D. o complete wreck,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-03

Special Dispaieh 10 ne NEWS
LARAMIE, wyo., July 3.-Colonel
W. IL. Root, the wild animal dealer,
has just shipped twenty prairie dogs
to London, England. where they will
form part Of a varied geological coll
lection.
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nEaAnnIN. TEAcIIEns.
An Ordinance That Throws - Num'
her Ont OF Employ

P0CATELLo, Idaho, July 1.-The
board OF education has passed fesolu-
ton 10 the effect that hereafter no
married women or unmarried male
teachers should teach In the public
schools. This throws out a number Of
old, reliable teachers.
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on for the North Pole.

NEW York, July S.-rhe steam
whaler Falcon, which will bear the
Peary party 10 the north, steamed away
from tho wharf yesterday morning.
There nre seventeen in the crew, in-
Guiding the officers and seamen.
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Tho lavages of Cholera.

MICA, July 3.-Seventy-six per.
sons ditd Of cholera In Joddah last
Saturday and IiO here. Five thousand
pilgrims have died OF cholera here
since June lst.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-03

Last Weeks Issue Compared TO that
OF n Iehr ago.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-Thc Issue OF
standard silver dollars from the mints
hnd treasury during the week ended
July | IL Si06, 100; the corresponding
period In 1892 was s4O2, $3.50. The ship.
mont OF fractional silver coins for the
month OF June amounted to s167, l6i;
Tor June, 1892, to 81 ,025,6 O7.
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Notary Public.

To George d. Olson was this morn.
ing Issued, by Territorial Secretary
Richards, n commission 10 act rs
notary public for Mil'ard county.
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wooden warenou.e nurnsd.

BRADFORD, England, June at. y.
shaw's wool warehouse has been
burned. The loss is quarter of u
million dollars.
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NEW YORK, July 3.-Silver oertifl-
Gates opened asa hid; 70 was asked at
The close on Saturday,.
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hhOshono nnd ArspRhoc Indians viii
Have n Celebration.
Special DlpaicA 70 ne SEws.
LANDER, July She "sun dance"
Of the Shoshone and Arapahoe In.
uians will take place next week on
their reservation near this place. This
IA this celebration when the young
bucks nro ordained 10 be- iull.heJ ged
"bmvea.O
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THE nI.nErALLIo LEAGUE
Gail for "a silver Congress at Chicago
Issued.

Issued.
WAsliIHGTON, July 3.-The BIZ
metallic league issued call today for
q convention at Chicago on July 10Th.
Ithe call will deuouneG the"eonspiTacy
against silver" ret forth the alleged
evils to result from It's demonetihtion;
ihvoigh against gold standard anu
uepict the benefits TO accrue from
nnlllng the parity Of the two metals.
inc convention will be purely one OF
ways anu means to prevent the repeal
OF tne sherman law. The call Ia Issued
ny President Warner, Congressman
Newlands OF Nevada, Ley Crandall,
ssuilor OF the National Viet0 anu execu-
I'VE committeeman johnson of
Nevada.
General Warner, of the League, Ia
preparing the call. Several members Of
NE executive committee have not yet
u'en heard from regarding their
wishes AZ TO the time and place for
no'ulng the convention. For this
Isaion i now seems probable that the
elll VIII not DO Issued until Wednes.
Jay II Is likely that Chicago will be
s5u'eeteI, but II Is not yet definitely
decided upon.
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The wyoming y itah iiaiiroad.
Spseial Dspaiet 90 Mc SLws.

CASPER, wyon July 5.--Piatl Gr
seven;y-nvo miles Of the right Of way
Of the Wyoming * Utah railroad from
Casper west have been placed on HE
IN the land Office Oi DJuglns. Ouo
hundred milee vi the survey has boon
completed. G. a. sherman, president
OF tins ROAD, erOnt buvcful days here
this week looking after the interests VI
the company.
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POO Monae c.mmIllee on OoInnge.

a WAsiiiNdroN, July a. Owing to
, ,e TACT thar the bel,ermcnt OF the ma
uohal finances will be tho first anu
t'aVes1 problem 10 be- confronted, par
ueulai Interest attaches TO the House
oohh'itlee on coiuage OF the Hext Con.
b'vts' An adverse committee would
~ W position very considerably 10
unsuuc! business anu worry the advs.
Saes on the repeal OF the sherman
,aN' whether or not Bland will be
eIppOlhlud chairman no one appears
" AhoW " certainty. His record ~ an
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-03

The jury In the case OF Cuarlos l.,
Merriam W. John a, GroesUeok came
into court shortly before three O'Clock
and returned a verdict for the plainlitl,
assessing the damages al siiJO. IL was
signed Uy ten jurors.
The action, the hearing Of which
began on Saturday, was brought TO 70.
cover $4,000 and costs, alleged 10 be-
due as the penalty Of certain bond
given by Defendant 10 plaintiff on De-
combor lst, 1890, conditional for the
opening OF street through block 81,
plat a, Salt Lake CITY survey.
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Attention

prevent serious
consequences.
Indigestion,
eostiyeness.
headache. nau-
sea, bilious
ness, and yer-
tigo indicate
certain func-
tional derange-
nlents, the best
rom ody for