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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-15
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-27
WASHINGTON LETTER.

Correspondence btserc' Nara
WAsHiNdIoN, July "a, ls9a.-soc.
Rotary Gresham must regard his pros.
poets for receiving the Democratic
nomination In 1895 as well AZ iJr being
elected Ms unusually good, or he would
not have declined 10 accept an appoint.
ment to tho Supreme Court vacancy,
which his friends say no has done
within the Inst few days. Your cor.
respondent IL inclined TO believe with
The late Senator Carpenter who onco
expressed the opinion that no man had
ever declined q seat on the bench OF
the United States Supreme Court; but
even " he wasn't, this Gresham story
doesn't exactly dOyc-tail with tho one
that came from n similar source a few
days ago, saying that he had been
promised that lie should be the aumin.
istratlon candidate Tor President. Now,
ono or the other OF these stories
IL wrong, and it would not be tur.
prising u fini that both are. II Pfesi.
dent Cleveland had promised 10 make
Secretary Gresham the candidate of
his party In 1895 what sense was there
I'm his rendering him the present
vacancy on tho supreme court? There
would not be- the slightest, unless tho
President regretted the nTst promise
anu sought 10 escape u by putting Sec.
rotary Gresham on the bench.
The names Of Secretary Carlisle ana
Attorney General Olnty arc also
mentioned by the gusalp8 ia cOnuec-
ton with thar Supreme court vacancy.
They haven't beel offered the place,
but, according 10 the aforesaid g0sslps,
they would Ike TO be. IL DOESN'T 10.
quire any specinl knowledge TO make
That sort Of "A statement. There are
probably at least 100, 900 lawyers In the
United States who would bo delighted
to have this place rendered 10 them
and doubtless Mossrs. Carlisle and
O.ney, also Blssell aud Hoko Smith
are among the number.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-27

"supposc Mt Clevcl.nl in nj.
e.s'age 70 Congrosa, "asked n treasury
viueiili 'shoull recommend asatub.
5Itulo Iof ihe SHERMAN silver law a
| ~ ptovidlng Tor the fee coinage OF
ei,NeiE" "Suppose the sky were u
.eil' re'otttu the gentleman with
NhVm ne was converting. "You
seoml lhcieluluus, but you need not
uei was tne reply cor I can assure
you thnt Mr. Cleveland is now earn.
'e.Iy c2n'idefiug that very thing, the
sllNef 20 cliuci 60 De- limited la 10.
logal tenler qualities 10 one hundred
dollars or PROBABLY lose. Mind you. I
40 not say that he Will make such a
Recommendation, only that he /. con.
sllerlng tbat among other proposed
substitutes Tor toe Sherman law, nav.
ing about come 20 the conc usion that
II viii be- impossible 10 secure the I'M.
conditional repeal VI the sherman law.
ana being dcsifOus OF making know IA
10 Congress what sort OF u substitute
VIII De- acceptable 70 the admiulstfa-
tiuu.n
Speculation rs TO President Cluvp.
lauu's message occupies u considerable
portion OF the time VI those congress.
meu who sre already here, anu any.
BODY who Is likely 10 have any inior.
nation ON tne subject IL closely
catgchised. Few people have succeed.
ed In nuuing out Ia advance any OF
President Clevolaui's actlons-it IL
said that some times all Of the mem.
bets OF the cabinet DO not know unul
tue thing ~ dono--ani Tor that reason
impressions are MT 10 be relied upon 10
predicting what the messnge win
contain. Those who have talked
with him express the belief
that II viii be confined exclusive.
~ 10 financial natter, anu that
everything else Will be let over Tor
MS message TO tue regular session, be.
ginning IN December. There ~ no
uOuUt mat Mr. Cleveland In common
with most people would like the extra
session % be a short Unr, but he has
lille or 40 hope that II will be. There
are twenty good reasons why the extra
session will uu prolonged ~ tue opening
Of the regular session, and none for It's
being a shJrt one. Likus are not fea.
sons, In politics or In anything else.
That Comptroller Eckels In an am.
bltiOuH young man has become nppar.
tnt 10 tue m Ht careless observer, uut 10
nstouishul many TO be told that his
ambition scared M high Hs tho treasury
portfolio, but that 10 what the POLITE
clans around Washington are saying
just now. Mr.. Eckvis ~ known IL
nave very strong personal influence
with PtUuduut Cleveland anu Sucfu-
larry Lamont, anu hu - taid TO he
using 1t Tor all he knows to bring about
the appointment OF Secretary Carlisle
10 the supreme Court vacancy aud his
own a1 Secretary Carlisle'e successor.
~ gppcaH al hrgt glance 10 be an
inipIs iulc cUmbiuHtiou, but what bp.
Icafci lmposbiuiu yUlufdny Is often
accomplished ioiuyi particularly ig
politics.
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MoH0AS TorEL.-M Gaylor. Farrell. iai Re,
= II Cook, n Louis, MTa B. Anderson
idth9 y NJ lennett y MILLER, wife aud sis
Waiting aud vito San Jose. Caai 4 Judsnn
/ inyann, 4 y or Hwo.d, Mrs GrisWuli aud ava
ehhdran, Miss 1rlawpli, NilrH, Han; T. b
Jacobs ,iouN CITY 4 Lugt agd VIE, Nephi,
leila Walker. Ella Ctrthy, ogden; " ID Dol.
sup, Cedar tort, j n bali ana wife, Miss Bali.
l ll.a,un99lo, ga Ms a smith, Mempli.,
vie, y schultz and VIE. CurnHscy. No
~ y Faust Jr, sidney, Nob, Lions sirrous,
hute, ~ Antga y A. J. q rarnnson aud
son, iranhllu, Idaho Nra g. lurh, Gal, a uls-
tpn, Litur, Beaver, Utah Miss Weir.
Helena, thas smith, Anaconda, Wm summer.
~ joseph,
1ug TUrLuruN w T. Hicks and wife.
Migs T. llirks, n Louis; q % JorgonsCn. Miss d
Henson, neuy0r.C0l s n. sllyefman and yifo.
iiihuurg Pa, "a % Mayall, 10 PAUL. n ilru,
baker, l.uuch.lur Pa, j Eaporaon and wife,
San francisco. Q Soiton' hiiigepoTt. Conn.
John Quinn, New York. Mn a q liyerman.
nchlgr, t1l @ 10 lndgruors. Loulsuuo, ~,
W ~ and W j G0dIaru. son Franclsc0; WAYNE
Nesicott frank % lalfOus, London, England.
p q Nlafh, Ogden, q D wallace, NJ Louis, a
1ouor Ngphli n . THOMPSON, Lynn, Macs
loui1i Game and wife, Grnntsyllc.
TuE WWru U0usE-J Clauscn, handy. j
" white, q u White. san Tr4nclsc0; /, WBite.
los Angeles, Gal e. j. Crawford aud wife, " IL
Monroe, Fresno, Cal, , q iousiraaH, Fan Her,
nnrdlng, Cal Peter tlnlil sluucnylle, OHIO
Nlra N MAtsuu, hstg Gate Utah, Miss MARI
lilll, London, Eng'auii q T. Nattou. Farming
ton Iuurgn linbuusuu Numpa, lku Coleman
bingham; Ton Ark HIa}t Buffalo, \ N.J ~
Carter Tacoma, MaHli j q Jones anu wife.
OgdUui u frdCauN, bingham q Andorson'
louii q D ward Provo ChHs Holden ltvHn'
slnu, NyOi ~ ~ T. ace, vito and family.
Mrs N A Parker lrcluru Gals a 10 FARLEY
Lsfy AArahal und family Del Rio, Texas.
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a young sport giving the name OF
John Lowell, who has been passing
himself Oh IA on luturauce agent got
into trouble with a dlsrepuiable female
on Franklin nvruuo last night aud
was taken 10 jail. He succeeded Ia
Inducing Sergeant l.sllnger u
accompany MIN TO the residence
OF well known physician on
Third South street, who advanced
SlOus temporary bail money ana on
the promise that he would appear in
the Police court this morning nj 10
O'CLOCK; but he did not keep his WORD,
aud now the gonerous.hearted disciple
OF Arsculaplus Is mourning the loss Of
his money.
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THE CULLEN CLOSES.
lis Proprietor S. c, Ewing, Makes
an Assignment.
THE LIABILITIES ARE s37,sii 90.
George Collins NAMED as Assignee
The Assets Include valuable
Property.

The big Cullen hotel, owned by
Matt Cullen, and operated under
Ase by sam G. Ewilg, IL In the hands
OF IN assignee. The Assignment
was made this afternoon, aud
George Cullins, the mining man,
was named AZ asslgnee, and took
hold OF The premises Tor the benefit OF
tbs creditors.
There nrc three classos Of
the latter uudsr me deed OF assign
menL The first consists OF me um'
ployes Of the hotel aud bar Uhlfty-
eight IN number. The nfgfesale
Indebtedness 10 these nm UNITS sYio 70.
The second class aggregate sldiu1j,
and IL for money borrowed from var
iuus parties In tnis city.
Tho third class aggregates 823i l0l.sb,
and II 10 various parties, merchants
and other, chiefly Va this city.
The total amount OF liabilities IL
s37,2li.2O. Tho laieness 81 the
nuur when the Assignment was
made nprecIuded giviug a full
lsi Of creditors this evening.
The nssets consist Of boo account,
lille receivable, mining stoct, frai
p.iaio nnd hotel and tar fixtures, the
Jtul valuation Of which Ia considerably
iu yzsoss u the liabilities.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-27

! hoiriended In her old age, aud whose
death occurred In Mexico several
years ago. Tho watchers not being
familiar with Spanish money they
ware unable 20 correctly estimate the
amount OF money found, but say that
/ taking American gold aa basis for
/ estimation there must have been at
| least si2, 900 In she box. After dIvld.
| ing tic money among Themselves the
/ Spaniards departed across the Sautt
| Cfuz mountains, going toward Boulder
/ creek, and the watchers returned to
/ Saratoga. The next day q number "
/ person. visited the spot, and upon
| close scrutiny Il was discovered that
/ tho tree beneath which the treasure
| hat heen found was marked with a
ncntt aud cross
MOTIFS.
Logan Aati0m A comranv OF
II chmond ciizsus with A. b. Harri.
ton ~ chief promoter are working the
Richmond, Nellie and Old Hntchet
mining properties Tor all there d. ia
them. The mines are producing very
good uie. Specimens ff0m the Nellie
run 20 8.l0 per cent lead, CLIO per
cont silver anu 81 GI In gold 10 The ton.
This mine has u tw0.foOt lead OF this
Kind OF ore. In the Old Hatcbpt
iourinuh vein VI gairna ore has bpen
struck, aud the sizp OF the vein il In.
cfessing M depth h attained. Out Of
the Richmond thu company is extract.
iug some very fine steel gslona. IN,
COMPANY tXptois soon 10 make sbir.
mcnts from the mlIes, and are highly
elated over their prospects.
Silver City Arl,aHola We are ia.
formed by Supplemented Frederick
lfNiu, Of the Idaho aud plusburg
Mining aud Milling Company, that the
c1mpany's mill VIII be- stared To-Day
Saturday. Our readers will romein.
Der that the property was completely
ehut Town On July Let, when the price
~ silver fell from 50 90 90 cents.
Enough ore n mined 90 keep the mill
running steadily until the middle OF
August, AMI 1t 10 hoped by the com.
lauy, n well us CvOfy one la Che Cnmp.
That before that time tho "powpfs
that be" will have brought about
d change which will enable the
owners TO sec their way clear 70 re.
sumo operations In the mines ana krpp
The mill running steadily. The Black |
Jack IA one Of our largest and ricnest
prouuccrs, but IT, value Il 20 largely In
silver that present prices render It i'm. !
possible for II 10 be worked alta pfoit. |
Tue management had extensive i'm. |
pf0voments under way at the time or. |
dets were received IN close the PROPERTY,
Work ou which Will not be- C0mmenucu |
until the monetary question IL settled. !
Toe men WHO were employed Ia the /
mill az tho time u fhut down are given |
work hsuil, and are now tack on the |
mountain.
sAtr BAKE CLEANING HOUSE.
ToIayia r.cnrlss house exchange, /
amounted 10 $3.50, il3.
ToDAy's QUOTATIONS.
New York-sllyor, Gol load, $3.50. |
London-Silvtr 3.4l.
ORE AND nuLLi0S.
Wells Fargo * O., received today:
Mlugo bullion, s3jlSS9.
Mccormick & q received today:
HauHusr bullion, 5000.
T. II. Jour1 & Co. received today:
bllion, $500; ores, s2iJO. Total,
:6IOO.
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Gnrnry rnb Accllleni.

About halt past two O'Clock this
afternoon rs quincy cab way being
driven across Third West street on
Fret South, having been to the Utah
Nevada depot, stranger gnllopcd
down the street on hish fpirltoI
horse and daenrl into the clb team.
The hotsrs became frightened
anu the tongue was broken
from the conveyance. Thon followed
a lively runaway In which the driver,
H. Is. Adams saveI himself from
icriou' Injury by Jumping cut. The
team turned nOrthwari AMI ran over
ald demolished n hilchiug u,s. iu
lf'nt o. Summorhnys & Comgauy'a
warehouse. They were hunlly cap.
tured at the u. T.. depot.
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EHCE TO ANY OTTER PAPER.

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Jesus christ Of Lstter.day Saints. aud
tho authorized medium through which
,ho views, wishes and instructions Of tho
Church Authorities arc expr sssed and
given 20 tho Saints.
At may always be relied upon a..
advocating Or dofonding the right side q,
every question proper for public journals
10 treat upon.
SIT 10 devoted N tho Interests o Z the
Lat'er-dny Saints, and has, frnm il. In
cepton. valianily defended their rigbn
and advocated tho principles In wb,.S
they believe; aud every Latter.day saint
should therefore Tool under obligations To
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making and typo.foundiug, stercotypipg
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10 tho development aud independence o.,
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ine's AND a susp1nslon ~ the publication
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st ~ free from objectionable advor-
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corrupted iroin having SCOOPS TO IL, An
fact 70 refuses ihou'auds OF d1l'grs worth
of tue best paving advertisements appp.
ally, because &. lie devoted To tho mor.t
and spiritual interests " IT, reader, I'm.
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opinion nor the h0po OF gaining Gubserib.
ofs or advertisements. 10 udvoaatp. NAT
which ia right aud condemn. that which
y wrong, regardless Of results, financial
or otherwise.
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koop in tAg r,s.
l2-In conclusion, 10 Iaitor.day
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-27

10 The Probate Court. In auf Tor SAT- Lake
county, IcrriiurG of Utah
10 The matter Of thg Fstals 10 Janot .. Park
DnUaIHrI.
Notice ~ time ard p'ac1 Tor the hearirrof
lchliuu Cor aduHtun 10 probate OF Wilt
T1Jh7tANI TO As ORDER or SAID
a court 900 dlIt matter. notice ls hereby
SVEN ihat lugfdlr tHr sth day OF August
n, ID. l..d. 100 90 U'U.U.k lu., al tho County
,"ufi House ln -a't lIhu CITY, Utah rCrulury.
lh lhr gyurt room uE .ul court has been au
polniCd mo tlnc huu place for tho hearing OF
9pcllln ~ catherine D spencer aud lalur
VI. Ntd1ulIi praying Tor the hlmis sion g. ufl.
hAio OF % certain document Herewith rrr-
ecnttli puTpIn'uF 90 Do tho l4at will uHd
letlamout NJ Janet D. Para decor. I'D. whtn
hnl here 400 persons Iutrros ed may uupyar
ana oppose ihe probate OF Hald Wilt OF tHu
EiluuhF VI lriicrs Documentary 20 Catherine
p rprnccr 1uu lHHHC 81. MA1dcll us PRAYED
Tor In Htid petition
To- witness whereof tayo herruut0 cot my
nan uui anNfd thU HrHl u said court. tb.s
liih DAY OF July, Al. 1858
tstALl ~ h NELOY,
CLERK Of tho Probate Court.
ny j, r. JACK, deputy.
thomas Adams, Attorney Tor estate.
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TlG Oriental Seer
AT THE FEDERAL COURT
Wasatoh Building,
TONIGHT.
ADMISSION FREE.
Beautifully Illustrated Lectures aud
Occult Revelation.

The Old Federal Court Room In the
Was,tch BuilIing last evening was a
scene Of pleasure anu instruction 10 a
goodly number Of Salt Lakc's ladies'
and gentlemen.
THE RENOWNED ORTENuAL
SEER gave another Of bis deeply
interesting lectures.
You are missing an Interesting treat
by not attending thee lcc,urcs.
Ityou have not been there be- suro TO
attend tonight.
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nIr.n.lh nnn nc.lin-

II you are not feeling strong aud
hcalthy, Try Electric Bittcrs. n "Ln
Grippen has lett you weak and weary,
zee Electric Bitiefs. This remedy nets
directly on Liver, stomach ami Xii.
utys, gently aiding these organs g.
upriurm thoir fuuctlone. II you arr
pilllcled with Sick Headache, you will
ind speedy aud permanent relief hy
taking Electric Bitter-. OuotFin wifi
convincu you that this b. tho TcmeGy
you need. Large bottle only Soc, OIL
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WITHIN OUR GATES.

Citizen FrfHH }. Carmen took "a run
down from Ogden today on business
beuL Ito returned home this alter.
noon.
Park City's contingent contains the
names NJ A. -. Emery and w. v.
Rice, vino arv comfortably onsc1usod
within the wall ul the kuutaiord.
-
J. G. Parkinson, = mercantile citi.
zen Of franklin, just bcyond the Utah
llnu anu the nearest town 10 " iu
Idaho, cnme In and took quarters NJ
the Morgan. He Il accompanied by HE
ron.
Douglas Waite, .ia In tho days ola
double standard Of thrHincsls In this
city WIS iora while malsger o. the
opera house, b0bbu az foTcuUiy before
our rlzs today. He represents a san
Frauciscn paper and isUka Us well anu
debonnair us ever.
-.
The Templotou contains among liz
guests a. t'nzirr OF Nrphi aud W, 3.
ClivsHud vile OF Gmnisvllle. They
hud the temperature herclbUu mucn
better than they would u they had
come a week earlier.
-
Bishop Thomas j. Stevens " In our
city today. rio II accompanied by
Ernest T.. 3 cyeus 81 tne same place,
who IL the resident agent for UtAu vi
the WCsiolc.tgr Fire Iusuta cu com.
pnny ani the Rochester Gyrmau Ia.
surancc company, anu b. atioudirg 10
busiueis connected wigh Iho cOmpi.
MES named.
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Chicago, July l7th.
whcat-stcadv. cash. Dift; Sept. Sd,
Corn Lower cash. 3'a sept. H.I.
Oats-Tusy. cash, a. seU.
roru-Easy,C asht lU, sept. 1850.
lard Easy. cash. $500 sept.
iuba-Easyi each, L5i, sept. o.
Nvo-IuH4.
Harley NomiuM,
fiaNaiil
IImulhV-gl0
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AMONG THE METALS.
Tao silver delegates Who Go to
Chicago and Warrington

As the NEWS announced yesterday
would DO the case, tho executive com.
n,'tce appointed by Governor West ns
chairman OF the silver macs meeting
arrived at a conclusion last evening n
O. who would receive credentials M
delegates to tho Chicago and Washing.
ton silver conventions. out Of the list
ui sixty gentlemen invited, twenty.six
u"ltgAles have been secured, aud this
'vtHing will receive their credentials.
the uamos OF those selected 70 90 are
~ luIlnWa.
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COMM L RCIAL4
srorhs ANp ,,AHtGra

Sow yors, JaI5 9Th, uoan.
lcoupons,.,,,.," North American
Pa1ln' Ia',,,,.,., 3 NOV fufA Contfa. Nit.
Aichsnu ',s,-,,.s lia ur Navigation d. ~
Central taoinoa,. Ne taeine hlail,,,.,, m,
burlngt0n.,..,,. 3U's k0ur talatd,.... a, T.
Denver $40 - Paul A tmhh 2It
drlndC p'ri... gis T1Kan Parlac.....
Northorn f4eiuU. Iir Union PATiHe..... AZ.
Preferred ..,.., 10 Fargo Erpr0af r.
Southwestern '' % Western uninn.- tg..
Money active, o. Co ls per cent per diem And
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1herf were mo- silver sales -locks closed Inn
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In The Probate Court. in aHf for SAT- Lake
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The Newtown bee., 1893-06-30
FAIRFIELD.
ST THOMAS CHURCH.

A special collection will be taken up in St Thomas church, next Sunday morn ing in aid, for the furnishing of the parochial residence.
 Rev MT Turner, chaplain of the Indian school at Hampton, accompanied by an Indian student, presented the cause of the school on Sunday, to an interested audience in the Congregational church.
 J. D. Skidmore and Jesse Pratt ride new Victor, bicycles, the latter having bought his from Lyon & Grumman of Bridgeport.
 The first consignment of children talk ing the benefit of the fresh air fund will arrive at Elm cottage, Friday, June 30.
 A veranda is being put on Dea Judd's house by E. H. Smith.
 To the memory of the potatoe bug. Benjamin Betts expects will be slaugh- tered during the next month, he has erected a very elaborate monument in his show window comprised entirely 6f Paris green. He says he is selling the green cheaper this year, and has stock enough, if properly used, to kill all the bugs in Fairfield county.
 Ex-MayOr Legrand Hopkins of Dan- bury, has moved into his new cottage on Fairfield beach, and one other cottage is ready for occupancy. Two more will probably be finished in couple of weeks.
 Miss Nellie, daughter of the late O. B. Jennings, has been very i'll at her home in New York of typhoid fever, but her friends will be glad to know that the crisis is past, and as soon as she is able