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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-31

CHICAGO, July 3l.-rhere was an.
other paniGky slump in the price OF
wheat on the board OF trade this morn
ing. September opened at 800 against
VI! at ths close last Saturdays quickly
slid OIL TO 57l aud almost NJ quickly
to 59l. IL thereafter became
quiet, comparatively steady, fiuotuat'
ing within the extreme range OF 81!
aud 0s. The same causes which have
prevailed for some time controlled to-
day-lhe gloomy financial outlook; the
inability of the longs TO get money
to carry the wheat and the
inability to take advantage Of the oilers
for cash wheat, because impossible to
sell on the New York exchange. IL In
understood that one house, the senior
member OF which was once n ptomi-
nent figure on the board but VINO has
not been doing any large business
lately, has notified those having deal
ings with the firm to lower trades.
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SENATOR VANCE'S LETTERS.
Ills Interpretation Of the Chicago
Democratic Platform.
Che Repeal Of the sherman Law De-
mnndcd ~ ncing an Obstruc-
tIon 20 Free Coinage.

RALEIGH, n. G., July 3l.-scnator
Vance last week wrote letter to the
Farmers' Alliance In which, In reply TO
question as 10 his position on the
silver law, hc said he was unalterably
opposed TO tho repeal Of the Sherman
act, unless some substitute was pro-
vided.
lie wAssovcrely criticized Tor the tone
OF his letter. lie says: "rhe charge
that a Democrat IL Mt variance with
his party, who refuses TO favor the un-
conditional repeal OF tho sherman law,
depends ON the truth OF what tho party
laid down In the platform at Chicago.
10 promises or pledges amount TO
anything, the Chicago platform
demand ,ine repca. OF the law ns an OBJ
structlon TO the free collage Of silver.
The obvious meaning H., II the law
were out OF the way We could have
free coinage. That IL one Of the things
| propoeo 10 put In place Of the Sher.
man law anu L propose TO vote against
repeal unless that be done. IL
my party IL opposed TO that,
then the utterauces at Chicago
were intended 10 deceive. II IL was
sincere, thon am trying TO stand on
the platform. IL pledges the party 10
the use Of both gold anu silver without
discrimination. IL we cease TO coin
one aud refuse TO tender II In payment
even Of obligations which by contract
| would be- payable therein, we do dis.
eliminate against that metal Men OF
common sense who ARE loyal TO the
purposes they profess will not sur
render the advantages Of their poaltiOn.
The law now In existence eau DO
kept thus by the non-coneurrence Of
either the House, Senate OF President
TO its repeal, whereas the Sherman
law once repealed, measures which are
to take its place would have TO be
passed by Affirmative legislation, re-
| curing the concurrence Of all three
! branches Of the lRwmaking depart.
ment, and no sensible man acquainted
with the eituation can believe these
measures could be passed under such
circumstances.
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SILVER PROBLEM SOLUTION.
A Local Satirist Thinks That Ward
McAllisicr Could Easily Settle the
White Metal Diniculty.

A well known gentleman OF this
city who has original and pronounced
views on the silver question, and who
Ia considerable If tatirlst In his own
emphatic anu peculiar way, thinks he
has found the hey TO tho solution OF the
all.impOTtaut and absorbing white
metal problem,
All that h necessary, he says, n TO
increase the consumption Of silver 10
such an extent that ii will be- converted
into soTviceablo household and other
wares all over the land. This, hu bo.
lieves, eau be- accomplished without
difficulty providing Ward McAilister
OF New York, "Four Hundred" fame
came only be- induced 10 set the pace
by furnishing his own palatial reel
dsnco with II throughout, This done,
he further eHys, there would be- suoh
n demand Tor silver throughout tho
country that II would De necessary ~
operate every mine IN the west To sup
ply initiative and Fashionable American
homes.
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HOLERA IN RUSSIA.
4 uaTktd Increase in The RaYasoS OIL
the Epidemic,
RECENT OFFICIAL Returns.
Vast Territory Of the CARS Empire
Invaded by the Awful
Toe.

50. PrrrRsBurd, July 3l.--oniciai
returns Jus. issued show marked IN
,,pase In the ravagcs Of cholera IN the
,.rl, Of the empire where tho disease
I. epidemic. From July OH to 42ad
mere were Ia the government
yt Podolia 1905 cases and YOU
a,ath. ngalnst 4io cases and liz
d,aths during the week preceding
La the government Of Ural from July
iGth 10 10th there were l23 oasea anu
he deaths against lls cases ana o.
deaths during tue previous Wees in
tbe government Of Toola there were n
,oses and 10 deaths from July l6ih 10
s9nd. The preceding week there were
oniy "a cases aud deaths. Ia Moscow
rom July 10Th to 22nj there were ~
rases anu ~ deaths. The epidemic
syists though lcss severe. In the gov
ernmtnts Niatka, Kazlni kiazan, GAIA
aud 5imboeTsk.
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iuo bluks claimed the privilege oi
using TIC tmc clause, sal, m
comparatively lew iuttsncc., was 10
applied. There uil 10. seem 10 30 any
tun anywhere. u Bio1hlyu the
effect was somewhat different aud THE
notice caused several "run-." The
greatest was On the Brooklyn Savings
bant. WHOM thc do ~ uprrct this
m1rnirg an enormous crowd was
wpittur 10 draw money. Threats we're
made, tut ~ those were Of no gvail,tho
crowd went away IA ma ugly mood.
There were alec slight runs on south
BrooAiyn Savings institution aud the
Dime Savings bank.
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A Lost Boy.

Mn. Bertha Kline, who resides Mt
As west Seventh South street, called at
the NEWS office today, and stated that
on Saturday her son Adolph, % Yeas
OF age, left home aud she hat not been
uble 10 learn any tldiugs or his where
abOuts. She does not think that any
serious accident has beial.en him, but
IN u opinion that he has been enticcd
away by bad boys, ami h somewhere In
the city, 1t may be- possible, she says,
that he has been induced 10 start for
Ogden, In the hope OF getting to his
father, who Is ht present IN the east
working. Mis-. Kline Is very anxious
to learn the whereabouts Of the boy
ana 10 nave him return. Anyone
who knows where no Is Will be doing
an actOf kindness by communicating
with his mother. When he left home
the boy had on blue overallsaud waist
drab coat and brown hat, He Is
German, but speaks Engllsh fairly
we'll.
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Kiiied by Lightning.

Special Dbpaieh 10 ne NEWS
LARAMIE, Wyo., July 3l.-Joseph
J. Smaller, ranchman living ON the
Laramie plains, fifteen miles from this
city. was killed by lightning last night.
lie started 10 ride from his ranch 10
the posloiiioe at Sybelo anu when u
halt mile from his destination he and
his horse were struck by bolt from
the skies aud evidently instantly
killed. MIR. Shaiier was not discovered
until this morning. He and his horse
were lying In the road. His feet had
not been removed from the stirrups.
The crown OF MIR. Shailet's hat was
torn out aud the coles were torn lose
ffom his boots. The deceased was
tWenty-nine years Of age and single.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-31
THE GEARY ACT.
A Lengt Decision ~ Federal Judge
Ross.

Los ANGELES, Cal, July 3l,-Fei-
eral Judge Ross has delivered lengthy
decision on the Geary act, IN the case
Of the United States w Kong Dip Ken
Wong, arrested ON the instigatlOn Of
II. q. KATE, chairman OF the federal
tradps. lie In cigar maker anu was
arrested under the act 1859 now in
cludrl In the Guary act. lie was found
guilty by CommlssionerNau Dyke two
months ago, and sentenced 10 two days'
imprisonment nj San Quentin, and
ordered deported. Appeal was taken
10 tho United States district court.
Today Judge Ross decided that section
Of the Geafy act, providing for
imprisonment at hard labor Ia In
contraventiun OF the constitution Of
the United States and unjust ami Ia an
Infamous punishment where NO crime
is committed. lie held the balance Of
the act valid and ordered the China
man deported and denied the stay Of
execution asked Tor by the defense.
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Lnnhon Mnrl.e, s.enaIer.

LONDON, July 3l.-Siocks opened
fairly sleauy, owing to the practical
settlement Of the siameto question:
but business was very light. Amerl'
can railway securities were Wehhi
irregular; Argcntines were HAT. the
outgo Of gold for America cauhing
steady rice In the rats OF discount IN
the open market, though the sank OF
England was In n position 10 STAND lhe
export Of four million pounds without
raising the official rate. The open rate
today was 20 against last Saturday,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-31

LONDON, July 3l.-The regatta Of
tbs Royal Yacht club took place today
~ the Isle Of Wight. It was won by
Pfiuclpale's Britlanin; Lord Dunrav-
tn's Valkyrie second; Royal Phelps
CAROLS NayNhOe third. Interest was
A'Ached to the sailing OF the lsbt name
~ the American challenger for several
cups.
The Britannia finished one minute,
lhfoe seconds ahead OF tho Nalkyfle
which was one minute anu 20 seconds
shead OF the Navnhoe, Santa was
lourlh, the Calluna fifth. Iverna gave
up before the raoe was finished.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-31
Whitmore II Odds the Stage.

Judge Zane held court again this
morning Tor the purpose Of listening to
further evidence In the contempt pro-
coodings against Banker O.. G. Whit.
more, who was upon the witness stand
tustiiylng IN his own behalf There
was good deal Of wOrdy apatring
between counsel on either side, aud.
NJ noon n recess was taken till y. m
upto the time of adjournment nothing
special tauepirod.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-31

NEW YoRS, July 3l,-This morning
the savings banks OF the city as ruie
began 10 take advantage OF the sixty
dny time clause, where large amounts
ute concerned, or 10 check the With
drgwal Of money for boarding or In
sensaless fright, but while nearly all
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-31
BUSINESS AND Mine.
Salt Lake Conservation Gains Conf
dOlCo in The East.
DEEP CREEK RAILWAY SCHEME.
Looking for Gold,-SilNer Meetings.
Mining and Real Estate
Notes.

w. IL. Rowe, who has been on a trip
east, expresses himself M more than
pleased 10 be again In Utah, enjoying
the fresh air Of this delightful cline,
and the sociability Of friends.
Regarding the financial standing Of
Salt Lake ana Utah generally
with the East, MIR. Rowe
says It is hrst.elass. There ia
more confidence In Utah than In any
other section Of the West. This, he
says, Ia due 10 the conservatism OF
Utah people ON all matters, silver ln-
cluded. II wildcat resolutions aud
iBilsmmatory expressions were adopted
by .he people here, 1t would destroy
confidence In the people there. As Il
II, those Of the East look upon Utah as
solid conservative community whose
record shows the people TO DO worthy
OF confidence In financial matters
Ia tho present crisis The feeling TO.
ward Utah Is that the people have
proved, by their policy OF moderation
and refusal to drih into radioalism,
that they can be- relied ON in any
emergency the country may DO called
10 meet.
TIIE DEEP CREEK ROAD.
The meeting OF the Real Estate
exchange on Saturday evening was
well attended, aud thu Deep Creek
railway scheme received thorough dis
cussi0n 30 Tar the projected plans for
building II was concerned. IL wRH
stated by Major wilkes that the road
could be- built for $4,000 a mile. In
the discussion OF how ~ build II, the
suggestions Of G. l.. WRntland, j. n.
WhRleu, T.. #. Colbarn aud others
were considered and consolidated, anu
= committee OF i've, consisting Of j, &.
Conklin, Harvey Hardy, q, l.. Want
land, H.. 4. CDlbUrn and halor Wilkes,
was appOintud 10 obtain statistics IA 10
the PROBABLE cost aud resources OF the
rOad.
The plan suggested was that sub
scriptions for the ROAD be takenin land,
ana that this be included In a pool anu
money raised on II with which pOT.
lion OF the line would be constructed.
Tnis norton would bu bonded, aud
further construction pushed. IL was
the Oplniou that this plan could be
made 10 operate with success.
THAT MASS MEETINo.
The alleged mass meeting Of laborlng
men In the interest Of silver, whioh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-31

AMIGO, Wis, July 3t.-William
Nunemacner, a farmer who killed his
wife and babe and two boys, aged nyo
and three year, by dashing out their
brains anu then plunged head tiTst
from the window, Is sill alive, but
paralyzod. The cause was fear OF
starvation,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-31

SPECIAL Dispdich 10 The NEWS
LAaDER, Wye, July Sl.-William
Flowman of Dradwood, South Dakola'
was drowned in tho Big Horn river
Ius, below the hot springs on Wodnes-
iny. Judge Plowmau Of the same
Mace, y brother Of the deceased was
present and witnessed the uroWnlng'
A search for the body was begun AT
oucn but without success. Juuge
Plowmnn then decided 10 dynamite
the etrcam Ia hopes Oi bringing tue
Lody 10 the surface. lie aud two others
took four sticks OF dynamite IN boat
and proceeded to the place where Tue
body sank. Thu fuse was short anu
before they could reach shore after
lighting II the explosion occurred.
The boat was overturned ana the
whole party narrowly escaped drown
ing. The body was not seen 30 II u
believed II has foated Oh down the
river.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-31

sps-iri Dhpai.i 70 hs Nrws
CASPER, July 3i.-Elward PAiuion,
a young man flom Cleveland, Oniy,
was accidentally shot yesterday while
out hunting. lie was riding In "a buggy
an carelessly let the muzzlc Of his gun
lie against hls lolt SIDE. a Jul. OF the
huggy discharged the sun, the th0t
entering bis body just above the hiih
TIL. The wound ~ u dangerous one
HIS recovery 10 cIlellDiui uouOiuL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-31

ASHLAND, Wis, July 3l.-The First
National bank Jailed this morning
owing to the steady drain on deposits.
The resources ON July 10Th were
$685., $50. There IL run on the other
banks in consequence.
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Clenning up.

The executive office is at present In
the possession Of cleaners, painters and
paperhaugers. When they have
Huishod tneir work great transforms
ton will have been effected, Governor
Weaps apartments are literally turned
Inside out,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-31
nAIn ro nE IlIrILArIIcAnLE.
To Establish state nuiiion DEPOSIT
tars aud Issue Notes.

wAauNOrON, July 81. - Acting
Mint Director Preston character1ss as
"wild herosy" the proposition OF A.
torney General Euglcy, Colofalo' 10
establish state bullion depository and
Issue UeI,lhCltt1 against tho tllFuT
bullion deposited therein. The scheme
10 not vlolntiye Of United states
statutes 1t Is said, but is regarded at the
treasury rs temporary makeshiit anu
ImIIaulIunhlu.
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Failed this Morning.

SPRINGFIELD, No., July 3l.-The
Springfield Savings bank failed THIS
morning. The deposits are 500, 200;
capital, s25O,OOO. II will pay In full.
The other banks are not Affected and
no other trouble IL anticipated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-31

RIEELASDER, Wiz, July 3l.-Geo,
W. smith, n well.known contractor,
shot aud killed his wife, and then him
self. Jealousy was the cause. They
had been separate for some Time. She
refused to return to him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-31

CEDAR RArIDs, Iowa, July 3l.-A.
Daniels 4 Company, private bankers,
at Marion, have male an assignment.
The property h valued At sou, 900. II
Is believed all will 10 paid In iull and
the bank be open IN a few days. There
rs no statement OF assets anu liabil.
tiles.
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tho Tair To-day.

CHICAGO, July Sl,--Ihe weather Ia
fine aud cool, and there was large
attendance at the World's FAR tolhy.
A large delegation Of mechanical
engineers visited the grounds today
anu were shown the wonders OF engin-
eerlng skill In the White Ciiy.
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Diphtherin In carbon.


SptcldI DiI0lIdh % nc NtW7,
CAmoN, wyo., July 3l.-on ac'
count Of the spread OF the diphtherin
Ia Carbon, Mayor Edwards has issued
n proclamation cautioning the people
TO exercise the utmost prudence TO
prevent the spread Of the dread dis
ense.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-31

CHICAGO, July 3l.-Chapman Broth.
ers, publshets, ana managers OF two
WORLDS Fnir hotels, confessed ludg-
ment for So, 600, Tue assets are esti.
mated at sBJU,OJl; liabilities 1921, 900.
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OMAHA, July 8l.-Horeaiter Salur-
day will ue iull holiday, without pay
m the Union Pacific shops all over
the ROAD. This Is done In order not TO
reduce the working force. II affects
over ak thousand men.
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AKRON, Ohio, July 3l.-rhe Akron
Savings hank went into tho hands Of a
receiver this morning. The capital IL
500, 000;roserve, $50, 0OO;surplutsle, 900.
IL will pay In full.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-31

SWANSEA, ,. g., July 3l.-Handy,
the third negro engaged Ia the crime
ON Mrs. 5ighters, was hanged ON the
samu tree as the other two, this morn
ing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-31
WORK OF A FIRE BUG.
Twenty Thousand Dollars Worth Of
Lumber Goes Up In Smoke
JAMES W. ENRDLEY TIE VICTIM.
Fire In Second South Street Resiau.
rant.--llaz, In Simon Bros
Engine House.

Jtmss W. Eardlcy, the well known
lumbtr dealer OF this city, las, even.
lng started Tor Pocatello on abret bust.
ness trip. About ono O'Clock this
morning, seven hours after hl. depart
ufe, his stock Of lumber aud building
material at his yard OF $50. 80 state
street, was destroyed b. nrt. The
flames burst forth simultaneously ~ O.
dozen different places in q o. yard aud
Ia u remarkably short TINS tho entire
piemacs were completely developed.
An alarm was turned In aud the fire
department responded promptly and
soon commenced battling with ,ho de.
vIuring element. Six OF tifht utrtame
VI water played upon tho Nlmyf tor n
considerable time before check ing IT,
progress. IL required Uuafy thrUU
hours 0i work to entirely VNunguith
the fire. That done a macs OF back
ruyl and Churted hunter only Tc.
manned except as 10 the south side, where
one row was saved.
The lots n estimated at 10000 aud
the fire b. unqualifedly dtcatcd 10 be-
tho work OF some maiicioualy inclined
iifohug whose identity up 90 the pres
ent IL entirely hidden.
Tue building In which Mf. card.
ley's business was conducted was COM
pl,toly Quilted. II was owned by T. q.
Angel aud YVES uuiLfutud. Mt
Angelic loss will reach about $1,000
The business accounts aud books wer,
all saved.
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Aportiand Rank Fails.

PORTLAND, Ogn., July 8l-The
First National bank Of East Portland
baa failed. Tho oillcera say the sus-
.neusion Is temporary. The resources
On July 18TH were sS25, 1905 deposits
slBO,O 600.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-31

DETROIT, July M,-Judge J. l..
Chapman, member Of Congress from
First Michigan district, Ia critically ~.
He is not expected to live through the
day.
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THE DALLEs, Ogn. July Sl.-Fho
First National uauk tailud thls mora
Ing, due TO the closing Of tue Conn
mtigial National bank OF Portland.
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mnde an An.Ignmeni.


LUslS, wyo,, July 3l.-Baron Bros,
private bankers have made an assign
ment to IL. N. Callandar. He IL now
IN charge OF the bank. He IL confident
depositOrs will be paid In full.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-31

AIlRoN, Ohio, July 8l.-W.A. Lynch
has been appointed receiver Of the
Pittsburg, Aaron q Western railroad.
The ROAD has capital stock OF $1,000
900.
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0TT-IIT TI0TTTT 7" w 7'TN7'
Rock SPRINGS, WyO., July 81
Charles Borhcin, "a miner employed IN
So. /, WAS killed today by falling rock.
The deceased was middle aged Ger.
man. lie leaves n wife.
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Notary Public.

Mr.. Thomas Cupitt, Of Park CITY,
was today commissioned IA notary
public for summit county.
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sIoulLsIN NEM YonIl.
The whole List Rises. Led by western
Union.

NEw York. July 3l.-StocBs opened
NWeL Chicago Gas broke from 40
70 ~. Lake Shore broke on light sales
rom 100 to log; whisky cropped to
y, general electric to 81; ST. Paul to
80 Burlington to Gli.
reab Of tight money were enter
Mlnel owing TO the heavy withdraw
80 Of currency last week causing a
0sAIish feeling, Lower cables. tho talk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-31

There IL considerable excitement on
Gold Creek, Wyoming, near where
Fort Washable trail crosses, over gu
Immense copper hnu recently discover
cd which carries from $40 10 SIS in
pDld. The vein n said 10 DO niue feet
Wide and 10 carry high per cent In
copper besldes thegyli'
Most Of the tax notices for property
holders In the city have been dis
ttibuted. There II contained ON tue
ono notice all the tRxes-city, county
school and erritorisl-assessed against
the particular piece Of propoaty des.
eflbed, and In the outlying portions Of
the city this Ia In many cases consider
ably higher than last year
The real estate market has suffered a
complete collapse. Tho number Of
those who desire 10 purchase land Il
few, while offers for sale are abundant.
Investors fight especially shy OF city
property; as the taxes have become ~
high and the prospect for c1n1inu-
ance la this line Nd great, that the man
with money goes TO the suburbs 10 buy,
for fear that excessive taxation VIII
render him land poor u he becomes
possessed OF city lots. Az least that Is
the way real estate men arc stating the
case.
Wason, Colorado, Miner: All mines
at Cfeeds have shut down anu the
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BLAZE N a REsrAuEASr.

Insurance on paints and OLE ON the
premises owned by another man.
BLAZE ~ a REsTAUEAEr.
About 4 O'Clock this morning there
was n small blaze In u rutlauraut on
Second South street between East aud
Wcst Temple streets. Il WAS caused
by the explosion OF n Kerosene lamp
aud exiinguishcd by this chemical en-
CINE. Loss, nominal,
PIRR At SIMON BRoTHE ~.
There was small tnzs In The
boiler room OF Simon Brothers ON First
South between East aud West Tenn
pic streets yesterday morning about
& O'Clock. II originated Ia u pile OF
dry wood and did but little or no
damage, being eXtiuguished before Il
had time TO spread.
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Mr.. Eardley carried iusuIance ON
the destroyed property as fJllows:

In addition TO this there was $1,000
Insurance ON paints and OLE ON the
premises owned by another man.
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The alleged mass meeting Of laborlng
men In the Interest Of silver, WHOM