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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-05

Of about l}J0 and los Of iife Of 900 IN
i0Ul. twenty-five were drowned la
the Chin,se camps On Bayou bcnot and
Bayou Andre.
IL h cttimntri the aggregate loss Of
lite IN the storm is betwcoh 1909 and
1900, The property lOts several mill0ns.
There were three or four hundred hsh-
ing c.afi, Of which half re wrecked.
This crlpplss the oyster i1dut,ry, AMI
an oystUr iumiro FOR time la this city
rs looked lot. Ftiy-scven bodies have
been found in tho vitiuliy " Grand
Prairie and tho old quarantine Station.
~ Bayou Dulout ton were drowned.
Collins are Uul 70 tho question AMI the
unidentified are buuyd ia trenches.
The suffering survivors nrr being re-.
llevcd ns much as possible and % second
shipment Ut eupplluh was sent this
morning. THO dead bodies are floating
around ON every slide. The situation
H. unparalleled Ia tbc history OF the
south,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-05
ADJUSTMENTS.

The SPAN OF LIFE, by Sutton vane,
viii be produced Tor The fret time IN
this city tonight at the Theater. The
play is q melodrama Of the most heroic
type. The succession Of encounters
between the hero, heroine and villain
Nre sald 10 be- startling and numerous
enough to please the most oapllous god
OF the gallery. The play received it,
name from u novelty In stage realism
Of an aorobatic kind which IL intro.
duoed Mt the close Of the third act.
A NATURAL bridge which spanned
narrow but deep chRsm has been
destroyed by the enemies Of tho hero
and heroine 20 prevent their escape
from slavery. Their faithful friend,
Nutty Brown, a former circus man,
solves the difficulty Of the crossing
by employing bis old'tlms "elastlo
triov act. He with Two boys
form human ladder anu
then fall, az QUO man, across the
ohasm, tho tOpmOst boy, with com.
mBndahla accuracy, catching the side
Of the further clitl Upon this tenn
porary bridge tue prosecuted people
Grove IN safety. The play Ia very
hGndsomly staged.
A NUTMEG MATCH concluded its
engagement last night before an audi
cnce that con only be described by one
W0fk-Og9gafly'
TuE TABERNAcLE CHoIR concert
Saturday night Ia tho big event ~ the
weof. Ihe full 900 voices that won
the Warld'a Far pfige viii DO heard In
the great contest music, and the solo
lots who accompanied tho choir viii
appear
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-05
BlMETALLIC CONVENTION.
Propositions Considered 10 This ROTn-
ilss Session,
To move tho National Capital Furthcr
wssL-morc Money Scsdod.-The
south gnd tho West

Sr. LOUIS, Oct. o. Che last day Of
the pan.A mexican bimoiallic cOLyuu'
lion opened an hour late, but with the
purl osc OF completing the work with
out further delay tho committee on
resolutions presented a supplemental
report, uniavorably passing upon
the proposition OF Thomas Warren 10
tako action looking 10 the enforcement
Of the removal OF the national capital
further west; also invOfing the priut-
ing and circulation OF the addrsaa Of
yesterday by Walter n. Allen Of Kan
sas upon the Conception clause" Of The
silver law.
The report was adopted without dis
sent. The question then came up on
the adoption Of the report and rus0!u-
lion OF the committee.
Delegate Waterbury, kRnsaB, moved
an amendment 10 tho report by the
addition Of the proposition presented
by II. NJ. Taylor, Now Mexico, favor.
ing increase " the volume Of currency
by the issue ~ legal tender notes
secured ny land VALUES.
Delegate COchfane, Missouri, OF.
posed all efforts 81 ray or DO any.
ihiug Ia the convention upon the
money question other than fully aud
entirely to endorse free coinage OF
silver.
NJ. IL. Taylor, New Mexico, replied
in defense OF hls proposition,
urging that money based upon
such security h M safe HB money
basoI upon the honor ~ our
government, a. are the s3iJ, 900 IN
greenbaoks,
Delegate Waterbury, upon the
text Of s57l per capita, public Rud
private debt, pleaded Tor an incrusag Of
The volume OF currency with which TO
meet 10, by mUaut proposed In tho
minority report.
Gov. rillmAu, South Carolina, Rpokc
bh,hy declaring that IL was the desire
Oi HE commission 20 concentrate the
riisrts OF the convention upon tho
central purpose OF blmutRlllsm aud for
that ieasun It seems 10 them unWise to
seek more now, no matter how allur-
ing the prospect.
Gov. Waite, Colorado, begged the
convention nUt 10 be- diverted from th o
one great issue. Until the success Of
bimunlllsm showed Wall 8trret 10
have Loot Its grip upon legislation
II WINS impossible 10 secure any other
form OF financial lcgislation. As
to the West aud South, they
could control the politics of the
country n Il became necessary. He
declared his belief that there were
millions OF money now IA Washing
ton with which to buy Congress, and
with such n condition, the south anu
West must unite.
Delegate Manning, Ala, declared tho
readiness Of the South for Il union
with tho West IN the battle for free
coinage OF silver, but pleaded for the
prevention OF the addition Of eX-
irGuoous matter In the platform as a
diversion Of the purpose OF the con-
ventlou.
Delegate Skaggs, Ala, spoke ina SINH.
lar strain, also utnuuncing President
Cleveland as an cuemy anu butrayer Of
the people,
Delegates Taylor Waterbury aud
Waite Withdrew the minority report,
then, with the motion to adopt the ma.
iority report pending, tho convention
adjourned ill 2 pm,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-05
STILL rnE IoHnOR GROWS.
Further list of the Devastated Paints
Rnd ofthr manage Bone.

Further List OF tho Devastated Points
Rnd ofihr damage Done.
Nav ORLEANS, Oct. 5,-rhe storm
horror continues to grow In the fright.
full less OF life and property hour by
hour as tho reports come In, though II
ls believed approximately fun details
are now at baud. Ia tho Poinle Ia
Hache country the death list ia swollen
10 eighty, with n prospect Of
reaching hundred before ali
are heard from. At Shell Beach
and ST. MalO island the loss Is about
thirty. Ia Mississippi sound and
Vicinity, probably score are reported.
Chaud lsur ipinsda arH swept away
with great lugs u life aud Iiopurty.
The loss Of Ito in lhe Cook Bayou
country will approximate 200. The
oOuuify ~ swept elem oi
houses, and scores OF nshing
smaoks nro entirely destroyed. News
nom Grand i.le this mOFAiug places
the losa OF lie there n. not above 258,
all negroes, anu the property damage
at 100000. Cheniero had u population
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-05

or tomorrow. Tho I'M people, who
control, have determined that mont
.hau determine each case upon careful
Inc ring by n committee u he naulri
under the cisiImnnnhip o. Dan Lock
wood, who nominated Cievelnnd luf
acvefnor and President Attvr tho
Temporary organization anu selection
OF cammiuecf, the committee on ote'
leptiais, tho convention having taken
fecofs, began the Work Of hearing the
contests, which will probably occupy
tbo entire day, Eveu N thoanti'snap-
psr contestants ore admitted, the hiil
men will have control " the cOuvun.
lion. For this rtason 10 has been de-
cided to deal gently with the anti
anappets. There are contests ia ioui-
teon districlg.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-05
Again POSTPONED.

The Walden injunction suit has
gone over once more. The under
standing yesterday was that, II nothing
else stood In tho way, II would DO
zrgued this morning; but the way
being blocked by tho further hearing
OF tue Ruiiau mining suit Judge
BaTtch on the opening Of court today
announced that he could not take II up
until the trial then ON had oonoludeI.
The chances are that this will not DO
until tomorrow afternoon, or Saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-05
Lewelry COmnanY.

Articles Of Incorporation OF the
HoIlsndcr Jowglry company were
filed last evening with the clerk OF the
Third di6irlut court. The capital stock
IL s25, 900, divided into $50 shares OF
the par value of 500 each. The in.
cOtpOTatOIs are Frank ID. Kimbali,
Joseph iaumRarten, Leopold l..
Baumrartvn ana Simon Baungarion.
Tho officers are Simon Baumgarten,
president, Leopold Baumgarieu, vice
president, and Frank d. kimbHll,
treasurer. The company Is organized
TO O0uduct the business Of Wholesale
jewellers, with headquarters In salt
Lake CITY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-05
In the Guide Business.

Harry HoTsely, a resident OF No.
ga Il street In tie Twentieth ward,
we'll and fayorably known to the clti-
1yus OF salt Lake, announces that he
10 now la tue guide business anu that
hu Is prepared TO show travellers aud
strangers, who would like 10 enlist his
Hts Information can no relied upon AZ
accurate and impartial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-05

EsarN, Mont, Oct. o. - Word has
lust reached here tnnt tue pouse sts-
toned at Java, the second station
west o; the summit Of the Rocky
mou ntAins, on the line Of the Great
Northern ROAD slguled the gang Di roJ'
bers who hold up the train IA August
yesterday forenoon. IhB tillcers
called on them 20 surrender and on
refusal opened IRE killing ono aud
woundlng two. Tho fourth sufrOndcr.
cd. ono Of the wounded took 10 The
hills anu POSSE lt iu IursIil.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-05

he here eco the case IL given - the
jury. Attorneys shepard, Cherry AMI
shepard and judge bowman on tin
piairtin's side and Manhsll g. RUyir
On tie other seem resolved upon
"war to the (lcgaD knife" The trial
Il attracting the attention Of a consld.
crab number oi persons interested Ia
mining pursuits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-05
nLorNrs AUTHORIZATIONS.
Tito Natives OF Hawaii should be con
suittd about Annexation.

sailed about Annexation.
WAsufNuruN, or. 6.-rho nature
% Mr. Bluuups recommendation ~.
gardiug the annexation question, tnyl
"a morning paper, b. % tie effect that
NO action should hs taken by the
United States to annex ITO island o.
establish "a prUtuutOfato over " without
the iull c1ulfnt Ut all tho nauyer. The
report recommends that all questions
involved Ia the annexation % uslat-
lishmout 0i rf0tuCiofatr be submitted
90 "a vote OF uli tho natlvea, as well ns
iJioigneu, mud up0u their decision
itsl tho future pliicy Of the United
States respecting the Hawaiian inAndf.
40 Cleveland adopts the rCc1mmuuIn.
tons submitted 1t practically means
that the queen will bo restored 20
power ns sue II said 10 b. populag
among tho natives, each Of whose
yJics IL 10 be equal 10 that Of tho for
ciguoIe, and 70 Will moan, luther tho
complete ascundaucy Of Claus Spree
klcs, the sugar hing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-05
Ast,amertn Mistress.

QUEENstOwN, Oct. 5.-rhc British
steamer CITY Campo from st. johns
n Oh thclcosst Of Cork, wu,eriogscd,
having encountered at rfibio ttofm on
September the sixth. thU cabins are
filled with water anu all on board have
been living on the poop deck ever
since. Tuge have gone 10 her assist
uuCe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-05
THE FIGHT IS On.
RuiIatps Mining suit Against The
Lexington In Course Of Hearing.

The Sl5, 00s06 mining suit brough,
against the Socielle dee Mines de- LEX.
ington and J. Layigulno by Joseph
Rutlatl, the full facts OF which case
were reported In yesterdays NLws
came In Tor further hearing before
Judge Bartvh aud a jury this morniug.
lt looks like being long.wlnded uu-
dVfIaking, and Saturday morning may
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-05
NEW YOnK DEnOrnArs
The Question OF Candidates settled In
Advance.

SARATOGA, N.Y,Ock 5,--The Dem.
Ocratic slate convention met hero this
morning. The question OF candidates
Seemed TO be settled In advance.
Cornmeyer, Of Brooklyn, VIII be candi.
date fnr secretary Of state; Hugh DUE
IS, OF Cortland, for state treasurer.
Attorney General R0sendale aud State
Engineer Schenck will oe renomiuated
ana Isaac Maynard named for judge
Of the court OF appeals. All this, how-
ever will not be- done until late tonight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-05
Today's Probate Conrt.

Estate OF John Hoagland, deceased.
Petition ior probate " viii heard and
determined. Order made In ac0ord-
snce with the prayer Of the petition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-05

She witi Punish tho Naor- nnd Huiid
unc fort Ia Africa.

MADRID, Ogt. 5.--rhB minister Of
foreign affairs has assured the foreign
Representatives that spain would main
tain the ftatu quo IN Africa, but that the
building Of forts la Morocco would be
uurfgeticnlly pushed 10 a completion,
aud auy aggression on tho part ~ the
Moore would bo severely punished.
Spsu would also demAud full roIafU-
ton from the sultan for the Outrage ut
Moililln. 1ho government has deprt-
Gated thu idea Of carrying ON war on
M1orlah tuIIlory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-05

Ahodo Islanders celebrate the DAP
VIM narnhn nnd Nneerhns.

VIII I"F"H' ""H NE'''"'7'
CuuCAuo, Oct b.--rhe weather "
bright aud beautiful. THIS 10 Rhode
Island day nj the World's Fair aud the
occasion was celebrated by parade
led by the famous Newport artillery,
followed by Gov. ID. X. Brown aud
other Stale tillgrs, state cUmmissioueis,
and prominent Rh.de lslaniers. Later
there weTo exercises In which adj
dresses were delivered by Governor
Brown, Prof. Ai0uz0 Williams, Of
Brown University, and Others, aud -
dress parade by the artillery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-05
BLOOD RED CROSS.
Sensational Resolutions Said 10 Haze
Been Received By AmOriles,
DUE FROM DENVER THIS MORNING.
The Mayor VI Colorado's Capital DE.
nounced ~ a Traitor aud
PIjIrsr.

II IA stated that COPY OF the follow.
ing sensational resolutions were secret
~ received here from Denver this
morning by the Amouucs aui that
they will form an interesting part of
several meetings Of that order Ia the
near future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-05
FROM nRAzIL

Tho Insurgents again nombRrdlng
tho city.
LONDON, Oct. "a high British
official has received n Dispatch from
Rio Jnnoifo saying that the ingurgenls
are ngain bOmbarling the city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-05
rnosi the ~ JUAN.

Judge +. a. Hammond arrived 10.
day from San Juan county, lie re.
potts Affairs ~ lur'y prosperous Ia the
southeastern pln Ut the Territory.
rho people have felt rnthet severely
the effects OF the financial stTlngency.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-05
HARRISON INSTALLED.
Ito Is Commander OF the Loyal
Legion,

CINcINNATi, Oct. 5.-rhe command
cry OF tho military order the Loyal
Legion, last night installed the new
COMMANDER, ex.Pr,sident Benjamin
HATIlsOp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-05
TROUBLE BREWING FOR SENATOR R0ESCA,
A REVOLT AGAINST HIS LEADERSHIP IN TIN
WITH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

A REVOLT AGAINST HIS LEADERSHIP IN TN
WITH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
There have been signs OF revolt against senator
George F. Rocsch the Tammany Hall leader OF ~
With Assembly District, for several months Hens-
beers Of the organization have become dissa'isned. an
rumors OF efforts to "down' him have been hees9
at intervals ever since the last election Much o.
the disahection Is said TO grow out OF the sensUTs
failure to keep promises which he made during To
campaign OF 1891 when he elected to the senases
| "He promised the earth when he was running two
years ago. said Tammany man Of his district yes-
terdny, but he has done nothing to redeem the con-
tracts he made. The With. under the hoescn
management has been practically left out In 10
| cold in the matter OF patronage
Now that Roesch II announced ~ the prooaoie
Tammany candidate for CIVIL Justice in the IVth Civil
District to succeed Alfred Steckler, the dhsenm@
has broken out afresb. circular appeared yester-
day purporting to come from the Tammany Han
Committee on Reorganization, With Assembly Ns-
trict," arraigning Mr.. Rocsch's leadership as ths
disturbing element In the district, and calling upon
Tnmmany men to enroll themselves I'm the movemens
for his overthrow. Ills dictatorship" 1t Is aieeees
has become intolcrabe. lie has unscrlpuioasV a.
! appointed the confidence placed In him."
lie Is accused OF "incompetency and selhshnes,
and 1t Is asserted that the organization no longes
represents the Democratic party OF the DISTRICT ous
rather the Organization OF the Roesch family an4
clique" The circular asks II the decency and ~
specabIy OF the organization Is expected to submts
longer his demands and invite disgrace, humiiiauoo
and defeat.
Senator Roesch became much excited yesterday
when copy of this illumination against him was
shown. II he could discover the authors Of the cir
cuar he would have them arrested for libel NJ said
! He ntimated that the leaders OF the CtizenY
Democracy, which to be largely In the majority
in the With District. and means to rc-elect W.
| Kempner to the Assembly, had worked upon a few
acontents' in the Tammany organization, and weN
| responsible for the publication.
John Fennel and other prominent men In tn9
Citizens Democracy denied Mr. ROeschs insinuati0no.
The opposition To Roesch inside the Wgwam was they
f, said, Influential and united.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-05
DFATH OF NRS SARAH Il BOLTON.

Indanap polls, Aug. (SpeciaD-Nrs. sarah N
Bolton author Of Paddle Your Own Canoe" ulc
patriotic war song Union Forever" and numerous
other poems and short stories, died this evening
after a lingering Illness. She was born In Newport
KY, IN 1911, and early removed with her parents
to Madison. this State. Her first poem was pub
lshed In The Madison Banner" when she was
fifteen years OF age, and since she has been a
contributor to prominent papers OF the west. Her
works were published few years ago, together Win
her life. Her husband, Nathaniel Bolton, held
consular position in switzerland and was also state
Librarian I'm the ffties. The poem Paddle Your
own Canoe" which has been translated into many
languages was composed while sewing carpet Tor
the state library Her home 1" this city became
The centre OF Intellectual 50 cal life, and reception
o Vice President II. NJ. johnson Is sill recalled bv
old inhabitants. Her spirit burned with Loyalty ana
patriotic love OF the Union, and she was Irc9gnihru
as a power for good with her pen In the dark day
OF The war. She leaves several children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-05
DIED.

CUAPMAN-At Ridgewood y. j. on Friday, August ~
Warren Chapman. in his 93d year.
Notice OF funeral hereafter - -
CIINTOy-At Peekskill. y. Y. August fth, Maneso
Clinton wife Morris f.. Clinton. aged q years -
Relatives and friends invited To attend the tunsrs TOE
her late residence, Monday, August 'h' OF oc'oss
D. m. -. . ,...,.t.
DENTON-On Thursday, August 80, 1893. OF perlomus
Samuel Harvey Denton in the Iith year Oh MS agc.
Relatives and friends invited 10 attend inc iuhers
servces al his late residence. l25 West 4oth,t., ON
Sunday August q. at 80 D. M
Interment at convenience OF FAMILY.
IREEN-At Port Chester y. " August ', iS"'' beh'a'
min Green In 73d year = hi, age; . -, -,
Relatives and friends inyted " attend the rune from
his late residence Sunday, August u, at ocirh
UTRRy-At Toms River. New-Jerscy, August ID, william
Hurry OF this city. In the s:'th year OF MS age. q,
Funeral services will held his late residence. IL
Nest IGth.st on Sunday. Aug. 9th. at O'CLOCK
rocEr August Cd az North Egremolt Mass, En'ugene'
daughter OF the late Mrs Eliza Jane Locke. 100000 -
Friends and relatives invited TO funsru serN.ss ~
saturday morning at 10 o'clock, at NO S4' west ofh
INVERSION Friday morning, August T. Leohafu W
Myers I'm the SD OF his age. -, ~ m
Funeral services the residence OF his son-inaW
KetchaIo 126 Ilancockst Brooklyn, SATURDAY ~ ''
d..
sIMMONS-In Prooklyn July 81. James Fowler, son Of
w Scabury and Mary j. simmons.
Notwithstanding on Fifth dav. 9Th month Eai,s
Walker oldest daughter Of Richard L. ana AHA "f'".
Walker In the 10th wear OF her age 90. -.-.x..
Funeral from residence Of her parents; o.
place brooklyn, on Seventh day Saturday ON h'e'
at p. IN.
KENSICO CEMETERY, Harlem Railroad; !S minuss
from Grand Central Depot; new privnU s0s,c q
entrance. ONCE 10 East 42dst Teephone csn ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-05
TEMPERANCE AT OCEAN GROVE.

Ocean Grove, n. j., Aug. (speciaD-Ths
thirteenth National Temperance Camp Meeting hae
been In session here since Wednesday. and VIII
continue its meetings until Monday.
The campmeeting Is the annual summer gather
ing OF the National Temperance Society and Pub
licaton House, which has its headquarters at No. %
Reade-st, New York. postmaster General John
wanamaker, OF Philadelphia, Is the president OF the
society. Among its board OF managers are the Rev.
DR.. Theodore L. Cuyler, the Hon. James Black.
Major General o. o. Howard, j. A. Bogardus, Henry
b. Metcalf Norman W. Dodge and Joshua L. Baleys
This morning the Rev. G. IL. Mead OF horneiisvllSs
made the principal address In the auditorium. Tho
afternoon speaker was the Rev. Dr. George II. Corey
OF Washington, ID. e.. This evening there was
large. audience to hear the concert by the silver
Lake Quartet and Rollo Kirk Bryan's "Chalk Talk"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-05
VOTING FULLERs BODY IDENTIFIED.

drowned near Bridgeport Thursday He went 10 thaa
city yesterday and Identified the body as that Of c. D.
Fuller IT, his son, who was recently graduated rom
Princeton. Fuller who twenty'one years old. lives
with parents Morrstown up 20 the end Of last week.
when he disappeared. The body, which was found %
Stratford Light was fashioDaby dressed Around the
waist was strap TO which was attached an iron
bolt weighing several pounds.
The friends Of the dead dsbclicye the theory q
suicide but IL is not known how much money ne hso
when he left home do not To whether Fues
met foul play 1t Is said had occupation. but
his father Is wealthy being member OF the nrm q
Fuller Brothers, dealers in nails and bolts at No I'D
reenwchst 1t said that the body had been broughs
TO the city last night.