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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-07
CANVASS OF THE SENATE.
THE SILVER ADVOCATES SEEN STILL TO BE IN
CONTROL.

THE SILVER ADVOCATES SEEN STILL 10 bf' IN
CONTROL.
Washington Aug. q (spccaD.-All speculation mere
an tho fate I'm Congress, OF the Administrations sup
posed programme Of unconditional repeal OF the oiN''
Purchase act starts with the assumption uhat 'u'
House II II can get 10 vote. will pass repehilIe
measure pure and simple. There l., ih"e'"' "'.'
question that majority OF the h'np'i' w
IIou.c will support unconditional repeal, If the Ad-
mnlsration refuses TO accept anything ''s' 'o'' W.
legislative branch of the Government The temper
~ tho senate toward unconditional repeal Is con
coded however. on all sides to be far more d'hah' -,s
upviedinc than that Of the House. and the cruci"i
test Of ia. strength of the Administrations pro
cromme will undoubtedly come when the senate con
scnts to exprcss It's opinion the remedy Witch
President Cleveland Is understood to suggest ior TIE
distresScs of the present financial SITUATION
From time To time during the last Jour ~
somewhat vague but highly cheering annouho'"'"''
have been made that majority oi the S'"'' w"
favors rcp..lr and m acquescence In the Au'nin-
i,trations financial programme. These ANNOUNCEMENTS
have conveniently confused those s"nh'ors WIZ i'
unconditional repeal with those VINO ia'or ieP',
and free coinage or repeal aud the re-enae''''' Vi
IN. bland law and few senators were nstu';ny
found I'm thcs volunteer canvasSes VINO du hV' i"'or
repeal Of some sort for the sherman H'"'
In . r,c,,, di.n,tch to The Tribune conservative
estimate ,,os made of the strength In tr senate Oh
the rep.aI- and .anrcpcalT parties. those lhVorih9
r.peol- h,ng understood a they should be- 10 con
tend for nnccnd nal rep al According TO the Is mat;
then given th, senate WAS declared almost equally
divided Thirty four senators We're put IN eaeh
DIVISION and twenty Chased n uoup'"', i''"u-
irg the tIrce from Montana. wyoming anu ""S""sVo''
who have not yet been admit'ed 10 ' 'e
these last three who will undoubtedly DC 'ea'eu' !"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-07
THE SIAMTSE AGREEMENT RATIFIED.
NJ PAvIE TO RESUME HIS TosT- EXCITEMEN
IN sAMEODIN.

IN .AMEOUIN.
Bangkok. Aug O.-RatlGcaiions 81 the Franco
Siame,c agreement were exchanged Oh Friday. VI.
Pavc the French Minister will Resume his post here
on Monday The French flag has been hauled down
AT K0hsi.C nang and th" >iamc,c customs officer,
have been allowed to return. Rear ADMIRAL lIu-
Manu. commanding the Frcnch squadron remains al
Koh-si.C hang and Is In constant communication with
the palace.
Paris, Aug. G-M Pavic has cent word 10 Foreign
Minister Dcyrll. Of The receipt Of slams ofh'iaI
acceptance Of the French ultlmatum. TIL, con
firm, everything effected thfou-h irncr Nalh1n',
the siamc>c representative IN Pans
\ dispatch 10 The Times from >Iig,n says:
The excitement In Camb. dia Is increasing. The
King declare, that the time 1, ipr 10 -iin lintam-
hang should France refuse to act. he nlrnd> 10
oyerstcp the power, vested In nina. Inc tam
bodians are chagrinod that nothing has l"'n don
for their benefit ana are prepared 10 assert lh'If
rights"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-07

the anirepeal side and making some othef reuuc.io'
from the ranks OF the doubtful the stfeng'h Vi .ne
anti-repeal forces should perhaps De nxed u. '"''
writing at thirty nine, and that OF the repeal io'e
at thirty-slx.
As revised the list Of those fairly certain to favor
unconditional repeal showed TO be as foliows'
Aldrich, Allison Brice, Caferty, Camden, ohanu"r'
Cullom. Davis. Dixon, Frye, Galnnger, "ioso'' "o'
man. Gray Hale. liawley. Higgins. hoar, L'nus'y'
Lodge, Mcmillan, Mcrherson Mitchell "'se"hs'n'
Morrill,, Murphy Palmer. Platl Proctor quay n,',
man. smith, StOckbridge, Nims' "asno"r"' VIM"
u.oulsiana), Wilson SO.
The following will probably oppose repeal wrnou'
conditions: Allen washingtonI Allen (Neorasha,'
Bate Beckwth, Berry, Call, tockreIi' tohc' WI
quit Daniel Dubois, George, Gordon, harrs' i"n'o"
Irby, Jones (Arkansas), Jones tNeVaua' N''0'
Mantle Martin, Mitchell (oregonl, Morgan l"S'o'
Teifer Pettgrew, Perkins Power, Pugh' koach, S"uop
Squire Stewart Teller, Turple, Vance, "ai'hai' WIZ
colt and White California 80.
Thirteen senator's whose votes may be ci'sseo ''s
doubtful the issue OF unconditional repeai arc ''
burn Cameron, Butler. Carey, Dolph Faulkner ii""
brough Ill., Henderson, Mills, Ransom, Vest "l''
Voorhees, Messrs. blackburn. Cameron. Butler au'h
ner Mills Ransom. Vest and Voorhees,. eight III "i''
have voted steadily in the last two Congresses Tor
free coinage and their conversion to the support
OF the Administration programme II 1t Is accomplished,
will DO accounted for, no doubt, chiefly OH pesson'i
and practical grounds. Senators BackDnih' YES, "'i'
Voorhees, have all had relatives and friends appoh""
to Office under this Administration, ana this ic' has
been exploited a great deal In recent specuinuoh'
Mr.. Cameron, being Republican, has had no patron
age offered him. of course, and his abandonment OF 'ne
silver clause now after obstinately adhering 10 1t
In the Congresses in opposition TO the WISHES o
his constituents and the great majority Oh ms owl own
marty associates would be even less accountable lrnm
Theoretical or practical point OF vie% n mr' ,w n
is known to favor the repeal OF the sherman inM
but not Internationally. while Messrs carey Dopa,
IIansbrough and Henderson, though Opposed 10 ,
coinage are dlsinclined to 60 the length Oh apap
repeal Of the sherman act Oi me urassn ~ n
votes n majority seem likely, therefore, 10 so
TO the anti-rcpea than 10 the repeal column; ,,o
An estimate. said to be that OF NE Administrator
and its friends. which appeared this morning III =
New York Democratic newspaper. put lhe rrpuI
vote In the senate ut ~. TO II nga1is, rrP'",.
But these totals were secured only by classifying 40
in favor Of unconditional repeal such senators ~
Mcssrs. Blackburn. Call. Cameron. Dclph; roiuon'
all but two OF whom can be regarded as Ir enu,
of repeal only the suppo.ition OF series OF Iecn,
and Violent conversions" Of political bread ana
butter sort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-07
MERsEY SHIPPING IL DANGER.

Liverpool, Aug. 6.Fire broke out on saturday night
IN a timber yard adjoining the Mersey docks on the
boundary line between Liverpool and BOote. The
fire brigades worked several hour, before they got
the flames under control Timber and other property
covering three acres were destroyed The loss L.
81 so 900 The direction OF the wind away from
the river, to which fact IS due The safety Of the
shipping.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-07

Chicago Aug 6.-Colonel Henry NJ pH"'
of the best-known officers OF inc -, ,ai,-
u .,no Us Allied the post of commandant OF west
Point from September 1854 to July l. s% %"r
during the greater part of that time was rered
Of military tactics He was placed Oh '''e 'e
list January l5 1891
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-07
WHAT SENATOR ALLISON FAvORs.

Chicago, Aug. Ex-senator w. b. Allison, OF Iowa.
was I'm the city ana left here for Washington to-day
The senator does not believe in free coinage OF silver
and favor, the suspension OF the purchasing clause
Of the sherman act. 81 do not approve" he said
OF the repeal OF the entire act for 1t leaves the
Government In possession Of vast quantity OF siV't
bullion with no method Of disp0sing OF II. believe
the people desire only the stoppage Of the purchase
of more silver, and not the disuse OF that aileauy
purchas ed."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-07
urArH OF RiBBI KANTROWITZ.

Saratoga ~ y Aug (SpeciaD.-Jacob kantro-
WITT. a rabbi of No. 202 Ralph-ave, BROOKLYN
died here OF pneumonia while seated IN rockihe
chair this afternoon. He was siXty-seven years
old and came here about eight days ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-07
THOUGHT TO BE AGAINST INGLAND
DECISION INDICATED.

Paris Aug G.-lnasmuch the BelIfnG sea
arbraors have not asked the agent, OF either power
10 furnish additional evidence relating 10 the qu"'
ton OF regulation. it i, Inferred that the dee lion OF
the court will be- against England, ~ II had been
arranged that II evidence sought az all y wou
follow decision the question Of juri.diction favor
able to England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-07
TO BE ADDED 70 THE VICTORIA FUND.

London, Aug. 6.-Thc Duke Of York has announced
that II Is his desire that the money collected pS
seamer and marines Of The British Navy and presented
to him and the Irincess May the occasion OF their
wedding be added TO the fund for the families OF the
victims Of the Victoria disaster. II the money Is
not needed for the Victoria fund, II Is 10 BE- Invested
for the benefit Of the widows AID other relatives OF
naval men dying In the service OF their country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-07
WILL THE PRESIDENT RECOMMEND THIS?

Denver, Aug. 6.-President Monatt. OF the rirs'
Notional Rank has Tip from NewYork that
President Cleveland will recommend the coinage OF
American silver product at the ratio OF ~ to l. ana
ascrbes yesterdays advance to that fact he says
that IL this Is true and Congress adopts IT, ne
will work 5000 in his mines In forty-eight
hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-07
70 COMPETE FOR THE EARL OF DEsARTs CUP.

70 COMPETE FOR TIE EAItL Of DF.sAKI : 'UI'
Londoi. Aug. 6.-The britannia, VakyTic Navahoo,
Cauna aud saanita will compete for the Earl oil
Deserts Gun In the Royal Victoria Yacht Club regnttl
at Ryde Isle OF Wight, on Tuesday.
In order TO prevent II drifting match such as DC
CURED In 1851. the Royal Nictorla Yacht tlub mas
ordained that any match for the Gold cup In which
The average speed i, below five knots shall BE- sailed
over again.
The ValRyre will sail for America August 90.
rrior 10 her departure she will sail match with the
Nayahoc, probably early next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-07
THE FAIR GATES WERE OPEN.
FEW PEOPLE VISITED THE EXPOSITION.
HOWEVER.
MOST OF THE EXHIBITS WERE HIDDEN AWAY
THEODORE THOMAS STILL A VEXATIOuS
rnouLru-rnn rxy |nslos TO

THE WHEAT FIELDS
Chicago, Aug. 0-The gates Of the Worlds Fair
were open today but the turnsuies faiied 10
click rs merrily rs on former sundays People who
ana t,cnt tbe yar were either strangers In the city
or city people who strolled out to pass day IN the
coolne shades OF the wooded island. The buildings
were open. but the majority of the exhibits were MD
den beneath stretches Of canvas. The places OH tnc
Midway Paisance were open and here the larger ror
ton OF the crowd congrcgatcd
Director General Davis will return from fishing
trim eary I'm the week. and 1t is likely that the mat
ter Of the resignation OF Theodore Thomas Mu>icai
Director Of the Fair. will BE- brought before nm LOT
action Nr. Thomas, 10 Is asserted, mas oheieo h''
r,.ignntcn o the Music Committee, but 1t is power
less 90 act 30 the matter Will be referred 10 Mr. D"''
for his action However, this will not in any way
interrupt the carrying ont oi 'he regular P'oe'"
OF music already planned.
Tn. cxcur.iOn 10 the wheat fields Of the North
we.t August II. is being looked forward TO with
ron siderable interest ATiculturists OF THIS ana
foreign countries National Commissioners and many
officer, OF the Fair will make up the party
All entrances to the Exposition grounds were open
to-day dulng the usual hours, but the crowd thao
passed through the gates was extremely. S"hi'|
The Fair was opened, but in name only. There
,vas no music In the main grounds; the thousands
NJ booths and all the restaurants Were closed. There
were no services in Festival Hall. and the few strag
cers VIII, wandered amlcSsly about the vast PARK
soon tired of the quiet ard made for the PlilSahcf
,ero many places .of amusement that We're open TO
the public last Sunday We're closed to-day. owing
70 lack of patronage. Tbs theatres, however were
fairly Well attended, owing, perlaps, to reduction
I'm rho entrance fee. At O'Clock the paid admissions
werc but s3i5. this number being about 2,OoO
short Of the figure at the same hour on the last open
sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-07
MORE CHOLERA IN NAPLES AND ROME.

MORE CHOLERA IN NAPLES AND ROME
Rome. Aug. Cit Is officially announced that De
tween noon Friday and to-day twenty new
cases 81 cholera and thirteen deaths have bee
reported H. Naples. and three new cases and on
death in Rome
Bucharest. Aug. G-Cholera has broken out Ill liz
rarrison at soolina.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-07

M AND OTHER LEADING CHICAGO HOTEL
KEEPERS ARRESTED.
Chicago. Aug. 6-Sevtn of the leading hotel keep
OF, I'm the prohibitoy district adjacent to the WORLDS
Fair. among them Warren f. Leland ana MS son.
were arrested last night charges OF selling nilor.
Thev nh gave 1900 bonds for their appearance i'll
court tGmorrow. The arrests We're made on con-
rlain of the HYDE Park Protective Association WIN
Inc view of testing the law and defining II posi-.
HE the liquor law and the prOhibitOiy dslrlct oi
HYDE Park, Il recently annexed suburb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-07
The YACHTS READYTO START
ANNUAL CRUISE Of THE NETWORK CLIP
WILL BEGIN TO-DAY.

THE MEETING PLACE AT GLEN cov,
'N" "'''E WILL BE RACES FOR THE CLIPS
OFFERED RY COMMODORE MORGAN
me green hills which look upon Glen Cove this
r '. rise from harbor crowded with Yachts
~, , WIN 'he making of colors TO-DAY Commodore
Morgan assumes command of the feet ~ the New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-07
, cpovwrlL LIVE STEAMER OVERDUE.

New.Orleans Aug. 6-The Cromwell Line steamer
Hudson. which sailed from New-York on July -
for New Orleans, has not yet arrived OF pee -
60, S,a n,as due at her wharf here yesterday
morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-07

esting races planned, and the cup defenders will
be along to give an additional and great interest
to the affair. The cup defenders Colonia and
Vigilant will accompany the feet from the meeting
place at Glen Cove to the end of the cruise. At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-07

When baby was sick. we gave her taseorie'
When she was d Child. she cried for Cistorie.
When she became Miss, she clung 70 Castore.
When she had children she gave them Castor'a'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-07
BUSINESS CHAOS INVITED.

Shake on the Effects OF Bad Cold promptly py
the Use OF Dr. Jaynes Expcctorant, and escape thu
danger Of irritating the Lungs into fatal disease
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-07

IlcNCRED ~ PRESIDENT CARNOr.
Paris. Aug. G-Prcsldcnt Carnot has conferred The
Cross Of the Legion Of Honor on Baro' Ts'dom.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-07

POpIrLIsTS FAVOR THE PRESENT RATIO
Washington, Aug. 6.-Thirteen members or CON
gress attended the Populist caucus at the Nationai
Hotel last night. They decided to vote as "A unit
to maintain the present ratio OF silver 10 goio-
IS to l. No ticket for officers OF the House was
nominated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-07
No TREATY BETWEEN ITALY AND RUSSIA.

Berlin, Aug. G.-fhc Italian Embassy here officially
denies the truth Of the report that treaty has been
concluded between Italy and Russia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-07

and few Of the passengers thought there was the
slightest danger.
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ONCE, No. 20 L.. 2jd.st-
woodawn Station oath Word). Harlem Railroad.
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suNMnns.
ln N1 lhId Uisu.tDuurt iu and Tor tfs Thifi
.al..Hl District nf Utah IrrrItUFy,
County of salt LAKE

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poe .a.i h'ilpn tsurought 90 have decree -
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ANl mn. enc Boz awarded thc costs % tuls
.HNu other aud further RELIEF a. 10 this
count may frrn just, above relief PRAYED on
poe Ffuuuu that over since sept d. 4 'pl. DO.
l.h1ahl has lalcd 90 provide pluntn wish ne
au'ls auig 90 do s1 that sin . Doe /, isli. dt.
l'hilIl WNuIy deserted nud AnHudnnr
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uIIIs 100 pay aud uu money On nay thtm.tfat
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lHI condition Hut refused Io stnd auythlng Tor
Hvf support although able f1 90 10
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ing ours Cog zoe ful.vt demanded therein,
WIiuHas the Hon. pharlus 2, KHur. judge. and
li0 soa. 10 mo lutuct Court OF tho Third
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hn, ilH .Nh DAY NJ ecriCmhuL 90 ihg year
ninety three
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hN oLn. % LOOKS. Deputy ulurs,
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NOTICE or PETITION FOR ADmeAs-
uREMENT OF DOVER,
IN tto Probate Cont ih snd Tor Hali Lake
Oounty, Utah Territory.
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ASSESSMENT nnTlos

urAu AID sAIr IAUr CANtt GO.
rr'hcpd place Of tuaiosas. tAlt La.a Oitv.
utah
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. per shHfa uat LEVIED ua tha ,tpIU. .|n.
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secretary.
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DUUsUAsT 10 As ORDER Ur SALE TO
wr ii.t.Irl by Co. % TI HIE.U.Ut court &
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.' ra 'rIutury of lt.H. uu o.. .ul Hay uf
HUHHm"rr .N. &c Geo U'UI..a t u.. H.I .tH
H Hir. r.aiu and IuIrruaf of augHi ri.
FL. .W.HUrI.. Josephine trUlHhU.E aUu NauIuaI
h.ut 1i ihr N.Yullio OF salt IatH city ttab.
corporation, 90 iu aud Do fHr f.iiduiuE
f.. s.fHt fe.l ntbtg sltu o., NIus ana UriuF
in .aIt Take tIIy nrd UuuuIY. uuu described nj
IHI'uuH iH vt lHIt OF IHI tIEIt IsI hiHlE
iNtui' .iHu IsiI. uIst "h., rHE LHfu CITY
suury. described Ha follow. Hcuuuur ID
IHc northeast rnfalTuf Dot eight UsI boz block
IFyniF.itH iial uIat "A", salt L4ae tIE
suNcyt auI rUuuiHa thence south Cen .H.
rode. tl"".n WUst 600 .lul rode. thgUrr UHIfu
100 .llI ruas. ibfu.H Gees ten lIuI IHla Geo Ore
UlIrE OF H"TIuuIE. "nutHiuluH one hundred
.Iuarg rode .f HTuInI. 90 ho cold Hs Ihn ufuu.
ttIJ ut samuel. '. uIHr.H"tk, Josephine 60 oaH.
beck tud tnH National UHut Uf Ihr lituuu. boz OF
.hIf lAhy IU', Utah no che quit uf rhrIUa
lhcIaH and stephen haEas
Terms of rh.g. DHHh
SAT 49, WUGUAM,
by D. O. huuHEr. a. 3. Marshal
DEPUTY NHHlhI.
Dated tlE 10 IH#.
louIu, lrI Du.r, Attorneys Tor TIaIu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-18

an NNN ANN'|'N '"H'|H .N NNA Tor SAT- 1UEn
County IuutDU VI Utah.
In the Matter uf tUD I-tatr OF Entity v Helm.
UuUIuaUu.
NuuCE Is UE any GIVEN THAT
~ William A l|a.H.H. almiuis traitor of fUg
estate of lm.YN I"W. grrulscd. hla rem
drrrd fur 300 IguruH and lIed DO -aId Cou5t.
hI. hHH. account uI Doe Communication oI lI1
tstatC auu IHIUuu IHr luAi dHulHuuuu uf tI6
rrHlIur u. H.I lia'u among Che prrsuus ru.
utiCl thereto aul NI.t HlIuruA,. iHr Utn INV
10 December, a N. |sIIt 600 DO o'c urE A u Ia
tho Court luIu of H,Il Court n tho DUuHty
tuurI house, rsI' I1.u tIIF and County. It.h
Territory, IN. Nrcu IuIy appointed lv M
Judge of aUI Court Cor ur .tUtmtnt uf s.II
account aud IutH.. HHI1 Uyutiuu lnr distrIIu
u1u, 100 Nh.aH tun and place any prr.un
Interested H.II .#tii0 WAF auuuHr uud sbY,l
cause. If Huy there UHt why fa.d account shouId
nos Do sutHu1 Hul approved ana dual diatfibu'
tlnu made U. U"HI. ilr.
Dated November l.lni l.H
% y, MEIOY.
t'UTl of ilu lruuuta Court
WApuIrl A. huAu., Autrauys Tor thg ia.
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