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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-02
CorrIgnn Goes TO Rome

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 1.-The Journal
lflnH an uitiole this afternoon IN which
" asserts, az a result Of Archbishop
Iofflgan's repeated Teiusnls TO obey
we orders OF Papal Delegate Saiolli,
NE latter viii 20 to Rome and lay tho
matter before the Pope, with the re-
concentration that cOauJ utor be-
appointed to assist the archbishop Of
New York. This would mean virtu.
ally the removing OF Corrigan from the
actual management OF the affairs OF
hls arch diocese, and the journal hints
mat II such action be taken by the
hi,oly see Archbishop Ireland may be
Tue olndjutor.
NLw YOMl, Aug. LA morning
paper says Archbishop Corrigan has
st Tho city secretly for Rome, the
Iope having summoned him Tor peT-
lonll Interview.
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rmE rINANcIAL .sIruArIoN.
New Element of Relief Injected
Into az.

New Element of Relief Injected
Into az.
NEW York, Aug. IA new and
unexpected element OF relief has been
Injected into tue financial situation.
United States bonds have reached Iuch
q low figure that the national banks
bee their way clear 10 make profit By
Issuing circulation Hgalnat them. An
arrangement has therefore been made
by several OF the more prominent
banks to increase their ciTculA.
lion from the minimum limits ~
which II now stands 10 such an
amount M will materially relieve
lhe present tension, IL IL estl-
mated that eight or Ten million dollars
Win bo aude1 to New YOTk's supply
o. currency within a very short time.
Ofdem have already been placed with
tue comptroller Of the currency for
part OF the now bills, and some OF the
uankh have bought bonds preparatory
10 depOsiting them In Warrington,
The shipment OF gold from England
70 New York by today's steamer
iepohei Ge3O,0OO. Arrangements arc
also said 10 have been made In Chi
oigo Tor the import OF Sl,250, 900, II
being engaged against the forwarding
OF wheat aud produce TO England.
The total gold now aiioat from Eu.
rope Tor America, most oil Il due here
within week, 10 between seven AMI
eight millions.
About the only difficulty the banks
now have 10 contend with, II Is said, Is
int great scarcity OF currency.
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New YOmi, Aug. 1.-The British
ship Vernltan arrived here today and
reports having spoken on July 18Th,
the little boat Flying Dutuhman with
her single occupant, which sailed from
Shelboutn, n. s., July 10Th, to cross 10
Falmouth. Heavy galse crippled the
little craft and deprived the occupant
OF food md water. The Nernjean
supplied his wants aud no put OIL again
to accomplish his purpose.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-02

Aluminium horseshoos are the latest,
and they are well wortha thorough trial.
An oven temperature Of 90 degs. Is a
good one for tho winter henhouso.
There win DO u booming fat stool,
show aStho Worlds fair next fan any.
how. Begin TO get readynow,
Tho American C0tgwold association
adds ton dollars TO every Taizo offered at
the Worlds fair for Co,swolds Vol. v,
tho last registry hook issued by the Cots
void association, had reached No. 5,4pl
in tho list osu-diWao3.
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ORANGE, n. ", Aug. 1.-The shut
down ut the Edison Phouogfnph
works Is only partial. Edison today
Issued tho following statement "Ihe
Phonogfaph works are shut down be.
cause We have nearly completed all
orders on hand and the proprietor, sec.
ing that the country HAD resolved itself
into national lunstic asylum, decided
to wait until the wave subsidized some.
whatv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-02
riyes Days for silver DrlIverIeq.

wAsIIIEdToN, Aug. l.-SecTetary
Carlisle today ordered the acting dlrtc.
tor OF the mint to notify sellers VI
silver bullion that from aud aflor this
date deliveries on saloa to the govern.
ment must be- completed within five
days OF the date Of acceptance. The
time heretofore has been ten days. It
In explained that Ave days Ia suilici
o Mt time for silver deliveries.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-02
TELEGRAPHIC.
FROM THE CAPITAL.
Congressmen in The Dark as 10 The
Date Of the Caucus.
PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
Importance OF Enlarglng the Circula'
tlon VI the National Banks.-
Troops Released.

wAsuIEoToS, ID. o., Aug. 1.-The
members Of the House now in Wash.
lprton are slill in the dark as to the
date OF the Democratic House caucus
necessary to perfect scheme VI Of
organization. Tho lists at the House
pottofiice show very few now arrivals.
For this reason the contest for the
Houses offices lacks Vitality.
Il is impossible that there be a
caucus Of the majority Of the Senate
this week. The Senators In the city
up 10 this time are Call, Cockrell,
glrman, Harris, Martin, Mills, Nit.
chell Of Oregon, Pugh, Quay, stew
ait, Vest, Voorhees, aud White Of
Louisiana.
THE PUBLIC DFBr.
The debt statement, issued this oven-
ing, shows net increase IN tho public
drot, less cash In the treasury, during
July OF sI,g0I,0l3. The cash In the
treasury decreased Si,67I,722. The
balance OF the several clnsses Of public
debt at the cloee OF business July 3lst
were:
Interest bearing debt, sbs5,037, $40;
debt on which Interest ceased since
maturity, 2,0lS,5SO; debt bearing no
interest, s374, OO2, 046; total, 1901, l2l,
JlB.
The certificates and treasury notos,
offset by an equal amount OF cash In
the treasury, outstanding at the end OF
the month were 1861, 882,50l, de-
crease OF S7,lgl 1920; total cash In
treasury, sfs2 ,Gii, 7Of; gold reserve,
500, 209, 1888; and a net cash balance Of
SlS,6Sh68i
In the month there was n decrease
In gold coin and bars OF Sl,6il ,iB0; VI
silver there was an increase OF 49,.
slU,i73; OF the surplus there was Ia the
national bank repositories, 81, 0i4, 003;
against s2l, 03O,5S0 ut the end Of the
previous month.
THE NATIONAL BANKS.
With reference to New York dis.
patch about the banks taking advAn-
iage Of the low price Of government
bonds 10 Increase their circulation,
Commissioner Ecklos said this evening
that In July tho circulation OF the
national banks Increased over i've
millions OF dollars. In the quarter
ended July 8lst the net Increase was
over eight millions, and no thinks Ia
this month It will be Increased at least
that much more. Government I per
cents are now quoted ut sl.0S, which
is quite TALL from the maximum rate.
Harvey, Fish II Sons, who make a
specially OF government bonds, today
sent circular 10 national bank officers,
urging the Importance OF enlarging
their circulation. They said. There IL
room for over $40, 100000, provided the
bonds can be secured for deposits. The
banks eau perform n service by In
oreasing their circulation, and receive
reward In the shape OF large
profits. Bank currency Ia the best
which the country can have, because
It expands when needed nnd contracts
when not needed, Instead OF in the
Latter case remaining Ia circulation, "a
induce foolish speculation, which
haslens and intensitles panics, such US
We are now passing through"
CAPTAIN CARPENTER RELEASED.
An order was issued at the war de.
parlment detachlng Captain Carpenter
and the troops under his command
from further duty at tho Puyallup In.
dian reservation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-02

WEST POiNE Aug. l.-Sixty-nve
cadets were poisoned by something
they ate nj supper In the meas hall lnnt
night. Members Of all the companies
were stricken, but ID company seems 10
have suffered most. None OF them nto
seriously III.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-02

PARIS, Aug. 1.-The Biamese min.
ieter Informed the government today
that Siam has proposed TO give the
supplementary guarantee required by
France for the fulillment Of the terms
Of the ultimatum pending the formal
settlement Of the questions involved.
The blockade Is stili In force.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-02

GosuES, Ina, Aug. Ia mill was
fought here in the opera house this
evening by La Blanche OF California
aud Dryer, champion midlle.welght
Of Cheyenne, for q purse OF 5000.
Dryer led the fighting, which was
fierce and hard, up 10 the fifth round,
when La Blanche assumed the sg.
gressive and severely punished Dryer
for three rounds, when lac laid him
unconscious with terrific right.
hnnder ON the Jaw, winning the fight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-02

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. l.-Authen'io
advices from Hawaii state that Min
lister BlOunl has determined 10 sail for
thu Uultcd States on August 6ih. He
viii leave affairs In charge Of Commo'
dofe SkerTtti Of the United Staiee
steamship Boston. His report TO the
President Is said TO have preceded
him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-02

CoUNcu. BLUFFS, Ia, Aug. 1.-The
latest scheme Ia the way OF robbery
developed here tonight. A man en-.
W'el prayer meeting Of Free
meIhodiuts IA this city and COM
mAnled the entire congregation to hold
w Their hands. Charles GOl, who
nha praying at the time, arose from
uN knees anu grappled with the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-02

LONDON, Aug. 1.-The Vienna cor.
Respondent Of the Nous says Russia
has resolved 10 ask China for an ex-
PLANTATION Of her attitude In tho Pamir
question, In view OF the enormous
masses OF Chinese troops concentrated
In the Vicinity Of Pamir.
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fatal nolIrr EsnlosIen.

COLUMBUs, Ohio, Aug. L. At
Utica iuBt night John Cattle, twu men
named Bell, aud two Others named
Bowers and skillen were killed AMI
Joseph Ship fatally Injured by an
explosion Of tho boiler ora threshing
machine.
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SARATOGA, Aug. 1.-The frat race,
six iurlong-, SELLING, Leonard o, Nc
Lsughlin, .; Muninee5 3, Time
LILO.
Second race, six furlongs, selling,
Jack Rlchelieu, /; Tigress, 2; Kirsh,
3. Time-l.ld.
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CHICAGO. Aug. Ia Washington
special Gays; Silver IA likely TO receive
anothur blow before long soveTer than
that Of olosirg the Indian mints 10
silver coinage. Information from con.
hdeutiAl sources says the dissolution OF
the Latin union is threatened.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-02

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. LII has
been decided by the managers OF the
Leland Stanford estate TO diepose Of
over u pusand bloolod horses from
his ranch, sot Of famous stations
and high bloOded mnFes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-02

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-The formal open.
Ing OF the congress Of architects &C.
CURED today. The American Institute
OF Architects elected ID. IL. Burnham
president.
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stranger. a severe tuaale followed,
and revolver WIS discharged. Tho
hall struck truss worn by Goii and
was DETECTED, doing no serious Injury.
The Tobber then fled.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-02

BAEGIioIS, Aug. 1.-The English
and German gunboats entered
tho Menan river today and
came to anchor or the city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-02
SHEEP. SHEEP. SHEEP.

XXvANTEp SHEEP IN EXCHANGE ron
w halt Lake city property within Two
blocks OF Temple >. 81. Kennedy a CO.,
room 81 O'Aicara block, NO, % W. aud South,
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Sure

nou attend our GREAT AUGUST CLEARANCE SALE.
positively the last opportunity you viii
new aud elegant merchandise such sacrifice prices
appreciate the fact that money Is not so plentiful
might be- yet we do not think have much cause to COM
pam when we compare condition with that Of
sister states aud Territories. time enough to cry
out when hurt meantime save your dollars
10y purchasing goods price from the leaders OF low
ptices-Walltcr Bros. q Eylor Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-02

I,oOD FAEM ~ IDAHO FOR CRY
NJ properly. W. ). Began, 80 rostoflco
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VALUABLE RELiNguisuNLST MILES
V from Temple for equity or lots. vs.. j.
Hogan. tiu r. u. Ul1Cr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-02

1R ACRES NEAH ruovO ToW CITY
~ lola or residence equity. W. y. hogan.
I fNatullcu Hook
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IT YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO TRADE
i call on me. ". j. Began, go rosionleo
Block.
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nGbEN LOIS Oh Knob NIL CLEAR,
~ value g. %. for Improved salt Lagc psop'
cry, W.J. Began iibr o. nlogN
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G,EVERAL WELL IMPROVED FARMS,
- value, $500 tp 00l1. close 90 rity, trade
Tor uNdo ciY property ". J. Began, AO
rustonicu Block
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EoR RENT.

A A.WOOMgD COTTAGE, CELLAR AND
~ sumner Kitchen, oly water slv per
month, Apply ag thlf oAce'
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Oh FURNISHED ROOMS. ALL RENTED.
~ ilul cash, balance real estate " j,
nOguu, iiu fostpnlco block.
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G,PLEND1p OPENINGS FoR CAPABLE
- oiicc men 90 get hair interest In ostah.
iishod businesses. 500 ~ $500 required W.
J. hogan, 80 rOstofIco Block
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I HAVE SEVERAL NICE GROCERIES
i tor sale from 500 TO sou. ". J. Hogan,
80 r0stofico Block
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rI'O THADE-A FlHsT.CLAss FAtlN on
4 100 acres, only siN milCa from city nIr,
residence, lawns, gardens, fruiu. HiAhics, al
farm implements, everything pertaining 90 %
frHf class turm. hll uudCr cultivation, Urin.
cipaliy nrat Class meadow land one Of the
nnUHt fltna tn Utah Value 5000 400 rlUar
Ions time on balance. W. }. Hogan, 80 Post.
on.Cg B.uCk.
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INURNi-ltEp HoOMING HOUSES Asp
II hotols. centrally located. 10 20 30 rooms.
clearing SO % n0 per month Price. 5000 TO
SOLO ". j. Began, 80 pOstOfll1c hluck.
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RIO TRADE - TEN ACRE FARM AND
4 dairy two mics south ~ city 500
monthly receipts from milk routo. horses
ana dylNtfy WAGONS, comp etc milk outut ~
COWS and Dalyrs, GOOD Hi1cg 1T poultry; 2
acres fruit ard vegetables, balance IN hay.
niCc Groom hricA house. lawns. fruit aud
eladc ugcf. lease ~ 81 per month. Value
$3.50 Trade for equity M residence. W. j.
hogan, 4lI rostlulff Block.
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HERE WE COL

Our cnfo limo silks an Dress Goods to b co,e out regard
less "
pieces OF good quality Figured $50 por yd
rom sl.2i { pei W
ps OF Figured Chnngoab silks Dor vd
OF mo Bedford Cords
puc OF and choice
s2j be-
TVS tho ii
MISUNDERSTANDING tho
continue Of
Noh She onoh
sweeping reductions
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CATTLE.
FOR SALE.

HOUsE or FIVE POOMs, HEAD OF
Main Street a bargain II sold within
next few dEYs. Inquire NJ 2Oi Canyon ROAD.
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F0UNO.

A MAsIIrE HAS uN COLLAR WITH
IA name. Prove ownership, snd apply 10
MArCHAiAs, NEWS Omce, alter pm.
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OEn HEAD Mon GRADE RANGE
ZRDNJ horse ami 40 mules 20 exchange for
house anu lus close tu. or acreage tnsido I've
miles out y D. spencer. uMcara Block. -
West second South.
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MONEY BROKERS.

- r4 AND 2 PER CENT ON INSIDE IN.
VI proved properly, money roh1y no delay
John j. snyder, Room lOJ p'1lF hiWrh'
MONEY 10 LOAN on rAHAls AND uirN
WI property, and collateral Good notes
bought rhOTt time loans on endorsed notes,
Waterman Bros. Room o., Central blocA,
NEuNEY At CURRENT lATEs, NO DE
M iEv ". j. Moore 81 a % Cou'cnl Block.
ON IMPROVED PROPERTY. ~ ANY
~ Quantity, r0sly NiCrosly y, ~ Nan ~
III you WISH 10 BOHWDw MONEY.
i Call on SALT LAhk VALLEY LOAN
4 TRUsr COMPANY. II east, First s0uth
street
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FOR REMT.

TOUR ROOMS, NEATLY AND COM
= uIctry furui % Tor Housekeeping
Apply $40 hast lirf no
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CEvERAL GOOD PAYING RESTAURANTS.
- Free, $3.50 20 5000 W. j. Hogan, 40
fosto1ieo block
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-24
STANFORD'S ESTATE.
An Estimate Places His Wealth at Thirty
Five Millions.

Five Millions.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 23.-A careful es-
innate of the late Senator Stanfortl's prop
erty indicates that its value is somewhere
i'll the ncighborhood of S;}5, 100000
The estate consists in IL large part of one
fourth share in the Pacific Improvement
company, legal association through
which Stanford, Huntington, Hopkins,
Searlcs and Croker own and control the
Southern Pacific company.
Its normal assets in the way of railroad
property amount to : 100000, but tho
actual value is about $50 Il share or 81, 000,-
900 of which Stanford's holdings are
Sl0W0,0UO. Besides this. the Pacific I'm
provement company owns Il large block of
Southern Pacific bonds, which paws an in
tercst of and per cent annually. Stan
ford's share of these bonds is said to be
Sl4,000,000
From the stocks and bonds alone the
Stanford estate is said to receive an in
come of nearly $lO00,000 annually. Then
there is the San Francisco cable road prop.
erty that pays 10 per cent annually, on
Sl2,0O0,000, of which Stanfords share is
onc-fourth.
He leaves 100000 acres of land inclnd-
ing the great Vina vineyard the Palo Alto
property, his stock farm and other real
estate worth 1000, 900, and other personal
property worth 81 100000, making the ag-
gregate value of the estate about S35, 400
GOO, on which there is an annual income
of perhaps S3,O00,000.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-24
Produce and Merchandise.

New YORK, June 23.-FIour dull,
generally lower, offered freely. Winter
whea',-low grades, 1.95@2.45 90. fair
to fancy, 2 1903 so. patents, 3 SOFA;
Minnesota clear, 2.50@3; patents 4@
400. Southern flour dull, weak; COM
mon to fair extra, 2.10@ 8 10; good to
choice do, 3.l5@4.25. Wheat dull,
lower; options steady; No. red. store
and elevator 7l%, afloat 72; options
closed weak at ss@h decline; trading
fairly active and chiefly switching be-.
tween July and September; No red,
closing June, 71s4; July, II; August,
74%. Corn more active, %@1 lower,
weak; No. 2, 4sH@49A elevator, 494 90
so afloat; options fairly active. weak
and u @1 lower; June, 4s4: July, ASH;
August, 40s6.
Oats dull, weak, 19@1 lower; options
fairy active, 15@1 lower, weak; June,
36s5; July, 35%; August. 1917; spot No
?. 35%@37: No 2white. 400 500 mixed
Western, 36%@3s; white do, 39@44
Wool fairly steady, quiet; domestic
fleece, 27@32; pulled, 26@37. Beef
steady, dull; family, TO- OO0o i2.OO; extra
mess. 7.50@s 80; beef hams quiet, weak
at 100; tietced btef dull; city extra
India mess, Is 00@l7 90. Cut mea is q uiet.
firmer; picked beilies, 10; shoulders,
s@s4; hams. 12%@13; middles ,ouiet,
firm; short clear, 0%. Lard firm, quiet;
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Lieutenant peary,s Preparations.

PHILADELPHIA, June 23.-That the rigors
Of an Arctic winter have no terror for Mrs.
Peary is shown by her determination to
again accompany her husband on his jour
ney to the far north. Lieutenant Peary
expressed himself satisfied with all his ar
engagements, which are so far completed
that he hopes to start within the next ten
days. Lieutenant Peary will take small
steam launch on the trip. After leaving
here the Falcon will stop at New York,
where the last of the supplies will be taken
on board. DR.. Edward +. Vincent of
Springfield, ILL.,, who was formerly surgeon
general of the Illinois national guard, has
been appointed chief surgeon of the expe-
dition. The burros shipped from Sant;,
Fe by the Adams Express company have
arrived
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-24
4 Very Jealous Lover.

NoRwALK, o., June 23.-At church
social given by the young people of the
German Lutheran church of this city,
Frank Schoeillcr drew IL pistol, shooting
ana wounding Miss Lena Under in the
arm and side and then shooting himself in
the breast just above the heart His ical-
ousy was aroused by her going with an
other young man to supper, and just rs
she turned to leave the Sunday school
room he levelcd II pistol at her and then at
himself with the results above stated.
Schoeilicr is i'll Il very dangerous condition.
The young lady will recover