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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-07
RECORDER, NOT MAYOR.
Charles stanton Denies that lie Has the
Mayoralty l,ch.-RecOrdershlp
Good Enough.

Charlie stanton was seen on the
streets by a NEWS reporter today, and
calling the newspaper man aside be
said with characteristic emphasis: 81
wish you would tell the dear public
for me that the statement published IN
an irresponsible morning paper TO the
effect that the mRyOraily bee II
huZIluR In my bonnet II wholly
without foundation. have Rb-
solutcly no desife to be- mayor
ut Salt Lake CITY; / would not accept
the office under any consideration; |
am too poor No, cir, couldn't AFFORD
to take It,. In the first place II would
cost mo too much and secondly I Am
not In the habit Of biting eli more than
| eau chew. Why II takes a fortune to
keep that uillcU going.
"EOu can say this, however," added
Charlie, Voluntarily that l am u
candidate Tor recorder on the Liberal
ticket IL will give me the utmost
satisfaction ~ succeed myself"
Having thus frankly expressed him.
self Charlie went on his way M merry
az a marriage bell.
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SUICIDE OR MURDER?
POnty Anderson Found Dead In q
Pool Of Blood.
1T Is A VERY STRANGE CASE.
The Coroner Will Mako An Az, mpt
10 UnrAvel the Myslery.-lho
Deadly knifc.

A ghasuy discovery was made ut
the rear Of the sullivan House near
the Rio Gnuie Western depot about
o O'Clock last night. "Poney" An
dofson a familiar character was found
lying Ia a pool Of blood the spark
OF life having all but fed.
lie was carried into the house and a
doctor Immediately summoned but he
arrived too late 10 be OF any service.
when the body was examined largo
and deep cash In the region Of the
heart was disclosed. There was no
weapon about with which the man
could have committed the dreadful
deed himtelf and the suspicion was
aroused that he had been ioully dealt
with. Later an ugly anu dangerous
looking, blood.stained knife was found
Ia the kitchen by one Of the female
servants who claims she saw the de-
ceased with It IN his possession some.
time before.
The idea was then advanced that
the man had deliberately stabbed him
self Ia the kitchen aud walked out 10
die. There were, however, no visible
evidences bearing out this conclusion
and Coroner Taylor among Uthers,
took but little stock In the statement.
Anderson was about forty-tivo or
fifty years OF age and was employed
about the Sullivan House ~ gen
rtal.TOust-lb0ut. So far M known he
had no rel itives in this Territory.
The body WAS removed 10 Evans
undertaking establishment where an
inquest viii be- held either tonight OF
sometime tomorrow,
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cLrvrLANp,s CONDITION.
Fears that His Illness IN More seri-
Gus than Admitted.

BuzzARDs BAY, Mass, July THE
PreHlusnt was able 10 get on the piazza
for n short time curing the afternoon
yesterday, Many kilograms were re-
ceived iuquiring us to the seriousness
OF his Illness. Surgeon General Bry.
ans says the President must have alb
Of the Associated Preis had the follow
ing Interview with DR.. Bryant
"DOcl0r, you would confer great
favor by making some sort OF an
official statement regarding the Presi.
denpe condition."
Uphe President IN all right" said
the doctor emphatically.
"From what 10 he suiiering?"
ole Ia suffering from rheu matlsm
just as reported this afternoon. Those
reports are correct"
"Then, doctor, the report that he Is
suffering from malignant or cancer.
Gus growth In the mouth, anu that an
operation was necessary aud has been
Performed 10 relieve him, ls not cor
ruCl?"
Gle is suffering from his teeth;
that's all, " answer d the doctor.
"iAs an operation 0oen perfOrmad?O
" mats all hhlu tlAu ANNANA hkhlN.
KANSAS CITY, July IA special
from Omaha, tayG me departure of
Mrs. Hoyt Of Beatrice for BuzEard's
lay TO see her BROTHER President
Cleveland, mas aroused tears that his
illness Is more serious than admitted
by tile physicians. She had just re.
turned home and had no Intention Of
going east until called by u dispatch
from Mrs. Cleveland.
BOSTON, July IA message from
Buzzafd's Bay this afternoon Biys
President Cleveland isslightly better.
WAsluNGroN, July The mem
beers OF tho cabinet AMI friends OF the
Prcsident In this city are unwilling to
believe that there is anything serious
or unusual IN HE condition. Private
Secretary Thurber says that beyond
being overworkcd he WIS In
his usual robust health when
ho left the city, As TO the rumor OF
cancerous growth In the Presidency
mouth, the fact was that the President
had u bah tooth aud suffered some
from fRoinl neuralgia caused by OK.
posuTo on Inauguration DAY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-07
the Henley Regatta.

LoNDoS, July The flHal rounds
in theHenlsy regatta were rowed today
and priLes awarded TO the winners:
Magdalon college defeated the rhgme-
Rowing club for Stewards cup; the
Leander club beat the London RJwing
club FOR the grand challenge cup; G.B.
Kennedy OF the Kingston club beat H..
Beddiugton Of the Thames Rowing
club, for tho diamond SOULS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-07

WAsHiSJrON, d. c. July L.
The following named cadets, among
o,hur,, have been appointed 10 tue
Wtsl Point Military Ac Jenny:
CniiiOfniA--W. 9. Murray, Men.
dOcinp; Is. G.. Boulc, Oakland.
Ofeg0u-A. a. Ffies, Mcdfori; II.
l.. Fgiiiugrr, alternate, inmhiil.
Utab-W. q. Colo, WilIarI.
The term ~ these cadets begins on
Juur L., lbgi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-07
TIIE PANS TROUBLE.
4 Quiet Preceding the Outbreak ola
storm.

NANNhNs
PARIS, July THE city was quiet
today butt, 10 bfooding qulutness that
nusuTs ill Tor order whom the darkness
seia "a. Tho situation ptomircs
10 become critical. Only the adj
ministfatUu OF the law with a
stro hand viii prevent general
trouble, but II can be said that the
government H. ully alive 10 the con-
dillon that couironts II aud t. prepared
Tor almost any contingency. The
wuTkiugmon have now become iu-
censed against the police ami propose
10 show ihrlr Indignation ngain,t
them and their Gitnppioval OF the
government, by inaugurgtiug n gen.
eral strike. IN appeal signed by the
delegates Of 1877 trades syndicatus was
Issued today IN Pavis and the provinces
requesting workingmen 10 quit WORK.
The tension between The Paris mu.
nicipal council, some OF whose mem.
bers are avowedly socialist, and the
government shows no sign " LESSEN
ing. The council held n meeting today
at which several members made
speeu "a In which they violently
denounced the government Tor sup
porting the police In what was termed
n highhRnded and reckless disregard
Of law. THIS action adds strength 10
the report tia. the government intends
10 Dissolve that body. Filly.hve Of
the rioters have been held Tor pT0eecu-
ton. All other persons affelled have
been released.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-07
ONLY TRl-WEEKLY HEREAFTER
The Union Pacific Finds Il Necessary
TO Discontinue a Daily Train.

The Union Pacific decided today to
abandon the running Of daily traina
on It's southern extension In this Ter
ritory. The discontinuance Is In the
order Of general retreuchment policy
aud the f. OF Of the closing down OF the
Horn Silver anu other mines. Here.
after trains viii run south Of Juab
only on Mondays, Wednesdays nud
Fridays. Trains north bound rom
Frisco and Milford will run on Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-07
TOday,s Probate Court.

Estate aud guardianship Of Sarah
Il. Cavanaugh, minor Hearing on
guardians semi-annual account, which
was allowed.
Estate aud guardianship Of Andrew
]. Gibson ct al, minors. Hearing on
guarlian'a account and same al.
lowed.
Estate OF WIN. w. Taylor, deceased.
Hearing on return " sails OF real es-
tate, and sale confirmed.
Estate Of Andrew Miner, deceased.
Hearing on return Of fale otreal estate.
Order made confirming sale.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-07

Special Dhpaieh 70 The NEWS.
LANDER, Wyo, July L. Black
Coal, the aged chief Of the Arapahoo
In diaus on the Wind river reservation,
Is dead. Il was tbs opposition Of this
old chieflain that caused tue failure Of
the proposition to cede portion Of
Ibis feeervation 10 the government.
He bitterly opposed every offer made
by the commissioners who were az tue
agency last March, and prevented his
peopls from accepting any OF tue
numerous propositions made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-07
Agricultural Patents

The following patents have been re-
celyed from Washington and are
awaiting their owners at tue local land
office;
Desert entry No. $50, to Cynthia
Beach, OF Willard county, for $40 acres
in township IL south, range west,
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RESULTED FATALLY.
Little Stella Wilckrn Dies from In
jurles Received on the Fourth.

At O'Clock this morning death
called from mortality Stella Louise
Wilcken, the little daughter OF Charles
II. Wilcken, who was burned on the
Fourth through her clothing being
caught by some fireorackors IN tho
possession Of other children. A. stated
IN the NEWS account Of the accident,
1t was thought that tho injuries were
not OF n fatal character, though the
burns were quite severe. The most
serious one was deep wound In the
back, over the right kidney. The
child received every attention that
could be given, and for time feemud
TO be- progressing iRyofahly towards re-
oovery. Yesterday AFTERNOON, however,
she sank Into unCOnsCiousness, remains
ing In that condition the greater part
OF the time until her death this morn
ing. The attending physician states
that the fatal effects were due 10 the
Hhock received at the time OF the aC.
c'dent rather than 10 the burns in
nlc,ed.
The deceased was born October o,
1856. The funeral will take place ut
1880 am. tomorrow, Saturday, from
the family residence, Bl3 Seventh East
street. The bereayed family have the
sympathy Of a host Of friends In this
time Of sad Rilllctlon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-07
on rlIr pEVilis rowra.
The stars aud stripcs on the Toi
ufft.

Thc stars aud stFipcs on the Tor
Of o..
sls.iIi D.ipai,i 20 hs NEws
suNnANCE wyop June Tho
feature Of the ilh OF July celebration
% thio place was the planting u tho
stars and stripes on the top Of the
"Dtvipi rowor,~ a rock nearly 500
Cre, Ia hoighth ON the TOP OF sundaucc
mountain. The rock IL almost pVrpen.
diculnr and has heretofore been COM
sidSfcd Inaccessible. a, II, RlgcTs,
who maiu the aasent, performed On e
.elt by diving wedges Ia the ctcvices
OF the rocks. lie says the toy Of the
tower is level and ite area 10 utOut
thtce.quRtters Of an acto.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-07

TOLEDO, Ohio, July THE wheel.
mon from all parts OF the country are
here attending the bicycle meeting Of
the Toledo club this afternoon. The
track Is fine and fast Sanger and
johnson ara here and will tfy to break
the worlds record. Zimmerman will
not be here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-07
ARAT SLAVE TnADEHs.
Engagement Ecporioh In the Interior
OF africa.

BRussELs, July 7.-Advices from
the Congo free state report Victorle.
over Arab slave tradore. The Arabs
Tecputiy attacked the forces Of the state
stationed OF Stanley Falls, but were
rruulsod with heavy loss. Emmissar-
lea OF the Belgium Auii's avery
Ssciety, operating In East Africa un'
der the command VI Captain Jacques,
also report an engagement with Afab
slave traders, In which tho latter were
nut u route.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-07
Abhnclea D, IIi. nolher.

Special Dlipaich 10 ne NEwA
BUFFALO, wyo., July Z. - Five
years ago Mrs. Frank Loney LETT her
young son with Mrs. Matte Brown
who promised to adopt him. Alrs.
Louoy returned few days ago and
found Mrs. Bro IN had not adopted the
boy according to law. She asked Mrs.
Bro IN 20 give up the child but she
refused 10 do 40. Last night the
mother abducted her son anu hid him
In ia country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-07
ADJUSTMENTS.

Tonight the we'll known Bobby
Gaylor rcappcars at the Thrater In his
musical Skin Sport McAlllstor. The
usual gay pretty girif, topical songs
nui speciality acts are promised.
The sale Tor the Mantcll engagement
began this morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-07

panions were out riding 10 a baioucle
when the team ran away. la iuiuiug
% cUrrrrnll the occupants were ihtuwu
out. Suat1u's ear was tirn nearly Oh
and be received several ether serious
injuries. HIS COMPANIONS were All
considerably urultel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-07
THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
The Mornings Work Done by Associate
Justice BarlCh.

The following matteH came before
Judge Bartoh at this Mornings session
Of the Third district court!
sTEpIlESs's ACCOUNTS.
The accounts OF ox.Assistant District
Attorney Stephens, dating from May
18th to May SlsI, 1903, inclusive, were
approved.
THE COUNTS ORDER.
John J. Montague vs.. Geo. M.CArron
ct al. Demurrer to complaint over
ruled and the motion to dlHmisl cross
complaint denied. Five days allowed
to answer anu i've days to file bill Of
exceptions.
REFEREE's REpORT CONFIRMED.
Tue report OF the referee In the case
OF the Moline Savings bank W. Geo. o,
Noble OF al was confirmed.
by DEFAULE
Oregon Il California Lp mber 20. VS.
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a NAuGnTY oIaL.

Arrested OF uhrtgrs OF Thoit and
assault.
Slte.ii DisDaf5t 90 Ht SLOWS
LARAMIE, wyo., July 7.-Annie
May, n six,ceu.ysar OH girl has been
atrgsttd on the charge of having
stol,n a pnfasol, a number Of dresses
and ether articles Of wearing apparel
from the residence " Mr. Sophia
s1udHirom. A Hecond warrant WAS
also Issued charging tho girl with hn'
sault upon Mary Cook, u girl about her
age,
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The Bond Reduced.

In Judge Bartoh's court this after.
noon, 10 tbs case Of the United States
W. Kate weirs, held to the grand jury
on a charge u adultery, the bond Of
the defendant ton motion Of District
Attorney Judd) was reduced to $3.50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-07
TWO CYCLONES.

FoRr DoDaE, Ia, July Two oy'
clones struck Pomeroy last ovenipg
destroying the reBidence portion anu
paFl OF the business houses The hrst
same between 4 anu pm, the eto1nu
tween and 8. Tnirly.tw0 dead
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-07
THE NEW AMY hill.
chancellor CRpriyi Presents Ills u.
timatun 90 she Hoichstag.

BERLIS, July THE new reichsihg
assembled this morning. Chancellor
Won Capriyl In n long address intro
duced the amended army bill. He
said 1t represented the minimum the
government would accept In either
men or money; they were the lowest
possible, consistent with the safety Of
Ihn nmnIrn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-07
NnlarY Pnhlic.

Territorial Secretary Richards this
morning commissioned Ernest j..
Stevens notary ubllc for Weber
nnunlY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-07
Geo g. Niider otai. Default entered
aud judgment az prnyoi.
rnE wiuTMJi1E CASE.

l.. a. scott Elliott W Gso &. Whit
moro Ut al This matter came az once
more. Upon "a settlement Of the defend
ants blil OF exceptions the plaintiffs
objections were Row nled. The order
Of Judgment in contempt was signed,
anu the defendants counsel excepted.
Notice ui appeal from the Judgment IN
contempt was then placed on Ole and
undertaking given. Judge Houdui-
son, for Whi.morU, ihurUup1n moved
for the fixing OF any -uuurscduns bond
That the court might see 10 iu ~ dis
erection 10 tCIulrg, counsel also stating
that Whltmufu was now ready ana
willing 10 give such bond. Alter u
weatis0mc Argument bttweon tho
judge auu Attorney John NJ. Zane, the
latter representing the plaintiff, his
Honor said he would take the matter
under advisemont ull y. IN, when
(grclIy 90 the disc1mhtuio u the
plaintiff attorney hr granted a stay.
BEFORE JUDGE ZANE
The other phase OF the J.. A. Scott
Elliott W Whltmuro matter was ruled
upon hyJudgc Zane IN chambers today,
be motion Tor a new trial was dis-
mi.std;tho application for "a mandamuf
was uenici; and the aupcrsodea s bond
was Fixed at $500, but without stay Vt
injunction, The motion 60 confirm
Tie report Of Commlasioucr W. +.
Hnrdesiy wna allowed, aud the motion
90 dlsnlluw costs denied, thufc being
fotaxui % the total sum Of sl88.Ij.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-07
IpIurcd IN a Iiunaway.


LARAMIE, Wyo, July flames
seaton was badlyiniured In runaway
the other night. lie and three com
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-07
nOcT0Rs AND IIELrERl.

SIOUX Cry, July IA special
tfain bearing doctors ana helpers lett
here this morning Tor P0meToy. a
passenger IN from there this morning
says that seventy were klll1i and tina.
nearly every house In town 10 dea'
Hoyed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-07

prs MoiNFs, lows, July Cover
nor Boiue received tue following
from Vice President Hariahnu OF IN.
uols Genital railroad this morning aud
will leave Tor PDmHfDy at neon with
necessary supplics;
"rhe town Of P1merOy on this com.
pauy'a road was visited by severe
cyclone lnst night between 7 ami s
O'Clock. The number Of dead ~ this
time IL known 10 be- 81. II ~ imp'asl-
blp set 10 determine how many are
badly Injured. rwo.thirus OF the town
wan swept gwey, and there ~ great
distress umongs, the people.
Tho Illinois Central has sent
rolief trains from Fort Dodge,
Manson, Fonda aud Cherokee With
physlcinns a8i cillEsuB 10 ns8iFt in TAKE
ibg care OF thr people. They prcdoiug
noble work. they will neei under
takers and Collins right away. | am
not authorized 60 say 20 but l think
they need nssislaucc, aud 81 this com.
pany can be Of further assistance gleAie
command un.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-07

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, July IA
violent storm putt,i over Wight
csunty las; nirht. In Norway town
ship number Of buildings were de-
mUlshcd. An old mau named LOhiou
ant a piri numed schmidt were killed
and number seriously hurt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-07

t,dies were taken outof the ruins, anu
tuilv evenly iuJuroi. The wires are
down aud particular hard to get.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-07

L. nOLLANDER FAILS.
Josiah Barnett In Possession Under o
Chaitel Mortgage.

The store Of Lso Hollaudor, the
iewoler, on Eist Temple street, has
been taken possession Of by Ar.
josiah Barnett, ON behalf Of l.. L.
Baumgarten, under a ohatiel mort
gage Tor $1,000. There arc number
OF other clnims, that OF MoCornick q
Co., Tor siG35.5i, being the largest. The
asso,s are not yet Rnown, but the
debts are scheduled NJ follows In tho
instrument which was hled In the
rilitc Of the county recorder this
morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-28
PRODUCE.

CHICAeo, October 27.-The biggest mar
ket Of the month in wheat was during the
last hour of the session to-day. There are
surmises that il was due to guesses that
voting would begin this afternoon in the
Senate. Rumors were also current that
Northwestern receipts have begun 10 fall
OF. The market was partly influenced by
the frmer cables. There is large short
sge IN the market and the hrmness in
duced rather free covering. Wheat closed
strong at an advance for the day OF &c.
Corn had TO thank toe strength OF wheat
for &c advance. Oats and provisions like
wise appeared TO lean up against wheat for
support, both closing a little higher than
on the day before Flour, quiet ara IN
changed. Wheat, cash No. , spring 64c:
No. . red 63lc; October 62Lat4l4c, clos
ing at 64c; December GA a60]4c, closing
al CSC; May 1l%s1S5SC, closing at 1850.
Corn, cash, No. ., SS4c; October S7Xa
SIZE, closing at SSc; November $50 ASST c,
closing at SS2Sc: Ds-cember 3SlSss9c,
closing az 33lc; May ~ s421Sc, closing
at 42ec. OaIs, cash, No. , and October
sc: November 9Ss2S]Sc, closing st 2S]sc;
December 2Skc; May SlSIaS2c, closing al
SIC Rye, No. =, SIC. Flaxseed, at 81 OIL.
Timothy seed, al 50 20. Mess Pork. Sl1 5)
ali 30: October SIC 50; January Sl4-Sa
".
Der $40 lOalO Is: November 50 l5a9 %
closing at 50 10; January s. 40sS ~, clos
ing s. AZ. Short ribs, cash 50 OOa9 %;
October = 40as 60 closing at 81 60; Janu'
airy 81 45a7 IS, closing 81 81 52H. Others,
unchanged. Rece;Dts-Fi Jour, 1900 bar
rels; wheat IS3, 900 bushels; corn. ga .Oot
bushels; oats, ZOl.0e0 bushels; rye, S.00C
bushels; barley, los, coo bushels. Shipments
Flour, COCO barrels; wheat 1000 bush.
els: corn, 445.0O0 bushels; oats, Isl, OK
bushels; rye, 5000 bushels; barley, S6,OJ(
bushels.
New YozK, October 27.-Flour. re-
ceipts 81, 900 barrels; experts 70, 900 barrels;
sales II eco packages; market quiel
snd steady Wheai, receipts las, 900 bush
els; exports 81, 600 bushels; sales 5, 100, COZ
bushels futures and 24e, 900 bushels spot;
spot market higher; No 3 red 67sc; IN.
graded red 6S1sa72c. Options. active and
steady; No 2 red January 12[c; Feb
ruary 74Si March 745<aT55sc, closing al