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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN LEAGUE
IL Meets 1omOrrow,-Frnnk Cannon
Trying 10 Get the Next Session
In uIah.

Tomorrow the National Repu bllcan
League OF the UnlteI States will con.
vone at Louisville, KY, aud will hold
sessions tho succeeding day. Al this
convention the officers OF tho league
for the ensuing year viii be elected,
and features of the policy Of the RI
publican party wiil b. discussed. it is
tbs Intention OF the Western delegates
10 tue convention 10 Introduce silver
Tei0lutiOn md demand lie insertion In
tue plank Of ths league. Just now
much strength the silver men VIII de.
volop ia this movement cannot lc
dtnniNly estimated at present,
NJ no canvass VI delegates huf
been made. Ii IN possible that the
holding Of a league convention In the
west may be an essential element Ia
bringing the silver question properly
before this .cagup.
In addition TO the regular delegates
In attendance II Ia expected that tnerc
VIII be present at tue convention the
Republican national committee, and
representatives Ut the American Re.
publican College league, the Wnmen's
Republican association tf the United
states, and the American Protective
Tariff league. Tomorrow. May 10Th,
the National league, assisted by tn,
local Republican clubs, viii hold =
grand mass meeting In Phmnix Hill
purk, Louisville, at which the follow.
Ing gentlemen VIII make addresses:
General Russell a. AlgOr, Frank J.
Cannon, Frederick Douglass, j. Sloal
Fassett, ID. II. Hastings, james Long.
street, Thomas b. Reed, John g.
SpOoner, w. O. Bradley, j. T.. DOLL
yer, J. h. Foraker, w. l.. Hepburn,
Henry CABOT Lodge, Levi T.. Morton,
j. II. Wilson, T.. o. Wolc0tt, j. g.
Burrows, Chaunccy NJ. Depew, NJ. NJ
Est.e, BENJAMIN Harrison, Robert I.
Lincoln, William Mckinley, Jonn Il.
Robinson anu John NJ. Thurston.
II. J. Cannon went east In Advanc,
Of Q regular delegation, aud Is using
his beat endeavOrs TO have the next
league convention held at Ogden, or al
any tate In this Territory. Naturally
the thriving city where his home !,
receives first consideration, but Mr.
Cannon will not stick ON that II tn,
delegates should Indicate a urefeTenc,
| for Salt Lake. What he desires IA thai
the convention should hold its session
In Utah. He thinks 1t would DO bi.
thing for the Territory, and would alaS
give the visiting delegates from thu
East better idea OF the magnitud,
aud requirements Of the West, ant
particularly Of the inter.mountair
region that many OF them now possess
Should the league fall to select Utah a,
its place for tho next meeting, Mr.
Cannon will pr-bably make Denvei
tho next ohnice by his vote.
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TODAY Ar THE rAIn.



CHICAGO, May 9.-Pho coid tenn
perature which has prevailed ~ lhIs
latitude this morning patthny sue
cumbed to tho genial beams OF GU Soi,
v no sent his bright, cheerful raysupon
the white city. The attendnuoe 'ou,y
promises TO be the largest since me
opening day. Up TO noon IN esIilnhte
OF the visitors already upon hegIounus
would indicate TINT yestoruhy'r NJ
tendance OF 20,9I3 had already neon
exceeded. In comparing tue nttenu-
ance here yesterday with the CORES
bonding day OF the Philadelphia Cen
iennial, 1t In shown that ooi3 inoIe
persons paid for admission mere thhn
ut the Centennial.
A visit to machinery hall this morn
Ing shows that u vast amount OF WoiR
had been accomplished during th.
night. II IA true not more lhhii nan
the exhibits In the mammoth struc-
tufe have been installed, but u the
present activity is maintained u VIII
not take more thnn two weeks al me
outside to complete the w0sk IN every
detail.
in tbs other buildings the work IL
progressing ms rapidly ns poesiDlc ior
human agency TO push II. IL j. u
strange commentary that many ior-
eign exhibits have been int illed n
considerable time In advance OF those
OF our own cOuntry.
The program for the day includes
exercises by tho Catholic KNIGHTS OF
America, this being their "day" at the
fair. Outside OF this the program IL
void Of any specially interesting ieal.
ure, consisting principally OF meetings
OF the WORLDS Fair oiliclais, and tho
national commissioners. The discoris
In the music camp wore up for consid-
Grafton again today before the inveSti.
eating committee OF the naiionhl COM
mission,
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! v ct nj. Dsfaull; dect,e Of forcol. =.

~ ethl. Default; decree OF forcol, =.
uTe granted.
Henry McEwan va J. J. Rogers ct
oil. Decree for plaintiff entered by con.
scni.
WIN. Davis va A. q. Buclydt. Hear
Ing ON motion to uisholvo attachment
set TOT Saturday, the Goth inal.
Il. A. Scott Elliott We. Geo. G.. Whit.
temOfe ct oil. Motion for the appoint
ment OF a commlssionor for tho con.
siruetion Of water gauge, etc, laid
over temporarily tor hearing.
In the case Of the Utah National
bank w WIN. r.. Burton, Judgment
was entered Tor the plaintil, with SIS
attorneys foe.
the RAILROAD DISPUTE.
Then camo the case OF the salt Lake
q Los Angeles Railroad company vs
tbs o. s. Il. and Utah Northern Rail
way company Il nj, the PLAINTIFF
nido being resumed aud mflhor ovi.
donco ndduced. The cutire facts Of the
Gaze were reported In Saturdays NEws.
3 The argumentH were In progress
at . y. M.
COURT NOTES.
a vonirc for twelve additional petit
Jurors was Issued juot before the NJ.
ioufnment q tho Third district court
yesterday Afternoon, relurnablo Mon.
dny, MDy Is, rs follows: Charles Il.
Boyce, william q. Wallace, y. T.
Pearson, A. j. Peters, j. n. Sill, John
Holt, Il. A. Wiser, T. L. Harper, John
Calir, q. o. R)llins, n. X. Snow and
q. w. Wigton.
l.. a. Wuton has been released from
thp penitentiafy upon the expiration
Of his sentence. lie was sent up from
Provo Tor two months, for foTnioa,ion,
on March I.
The case Of q. ). Booker, John S
Lewis and John ID. Lewis, charged
with selling impure ice, was submitte,
to Jury IN the Third district cour
laio yesterday afternoon. "Not guilty.
was the verdict recorded.
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FORFEITED HER LIFE.
Unfortunate Annie. white Dies from
the Result OF a Criminal
Operation.

The NEWS few weeks ago an
nounced the serious illness OF Miss
Annie White, young woman who
figured conspicuously in the public
prints and police court a short time
before ss the victim Of a criminal
operation said TO have been performed
by the notorious DIR. Frederick dardi-
nor.
Miss White, after the burial OF her
murdered babe, recovered sufficiently
TO appear IN court aud to attend TO some
OF her usual household duties. 1t was
very apparent, however, 20 all who
knew her that her health was shattered
anu fears were expressed that she
would never recover from tho ter.
rlble shock she had sustained.
Symptoms OF blood pywmls or poison
ing developed and soon that condition
onsued In an aggregated ana painful
form. The poor girls sulierlnga were
Intense ami last night she died away
from home after long struggle for
life.
The shame and remorse that tho de.
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THE EnBARWAssED HANK.
worlds Fair Dcpositors somewhat
Distressed over 10.

worlds Fair Dccosttors somewhat
Distressed over 10.
CHICAGO, May Gas soon an the
news OF tue trouble IN the affairs Of tho
Chemical National bank became
known OH tho Worlds Fair grounds
this morning, an anxious crowd gath.
cred around the branch OF the bank,
which Ii the official bank OF the
Woild's Fair and is located In the adj
ministration building. The doors,
however, were tightly closed, and
nobody could learn anything Us to the
prospects OF getting money, though
simultaneously with the notice OF the
difficulty In which the bank IL
placed IL was said tho depositors
In the branch had been fully
secured. Ii was a quiet crowd, most
OF the depositors being Americans, but
some Of the foreign depositors animud.
verified somewhat severely on the Elk.
position manager for giving ofllc
sanction to u bank which they took for
u guarantee. The cashier Of the branch
has gone to the main bank to consult
with the officials, and until he returns
no one here can get any Information.
II appears some foreigners had depos.
tied In the main bank down town
which complicates matters.
Az anticipated the Main bank has
also closed. The capital OF the bank
Ia 81, 600, 900. 1t has deposits amou MT.
ing 70 something over 100000. 1t Is
expected the depositors will be paid in
full. The bank was not member OF
tho clearing house. The failure had no
effect In financial circles. Poor judg-
ment In making loans aud the mone-
tary stringency are the causes OF the
failure.
FAIR DIRECTORS NOT RESPONSIBLE
CHICAGO, May 0.-President Hig-
ginb0tham OF tho local Worlds Fair
directory and Preaident Palmer, OF
tho National commission, declare that
the management has done nothing TO
make the Worlds Fair responsible for
the debt Of the Chemical National
bank. A meeting Of the council OF
administration will be held this after
noon TO consider the matter.
NOT UNEXPECTED.
WAsuNGros, ID. d., May o.
The failure OF the chemical national
hank, Chicago, was not unexpected
here In view Of the recent report OF tho
examiner.
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Elaborate Preparations for Their
Hsinterineut.

RICHMOND, Va. May 9.-The nj.
rangements for the reintermcnt
OF tue remains OF Jefferson
Davis In Hollywood cemetery, here
for May 3lst, nre completed. On the
18th Governor Foster In n brief nd.
drcss, will commit the remains to the
escort and n special train will leave
New Orleans that night. The funeral
train will reach Montgomery, Ala, on
Monday morning and tho body be
conveyed TO the capital, and placed on
the front portico, whore Davis took tho
oath IN President Of the Confederacy.
The next stop will be- mt Atlanta the
same afternoon, where there viii be n
procession and possibly addresses Mt the
capitol building. There will be- brief
stop at Greenville, N. q. Al Raleigh
elaborate preparations arc being made
for n mammoth demonstratio n, with adj
dresses and otberexercisea ut the capitol.
The train will reach here mt II mt night
May 3Otn, and will be escorted by
the military 10 the capitol building, and
lie In state till tho next afternoon. The
interment will take place the next
afternoon. Mrs. Davis and her two
daughters will be present.
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Today's Probate Court.

Estate OF Henry Cumberland, de-
ceased. Hearing on petition for letters
OF administration. Henry Walters and
j. IL. Alellen appointed administrators
on filing Joint bond In the sum Of
$1,000.
Estate OF Thomas A. Talt, deceased.
Hearing ON final account and petition
for distribution. Order made allowing
account and distribution.
Estate Of Henry /, Cobb, deceased.
Tuesday, May 28sd, set for hearing
pttition for letters OF administration.
WIN. b. Dougali appointed administra-
tor on filing a bond Of Sll,000.
Estate OF John sharp ST., deceased.
Hearing on executors, account. Order
made allowing same.
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ceased underwent subsequent TO her
downfall, II Il said, were huart render.
ing. She refused TO be- consolcd. One
thing above all others she desired and
ihat was 70 marry Mr.. j. ID. Weber,
the man who had led her asttay. Web.
Der was also willing TO make amends
~ inr Us possible byacceeding 10 his
viotim's Wishes but her father bitterly
opposed the union and Webber disap-
peafed from chs city.
Altogether the case 10 the saddest oi
the Kind Ia the history OF Salt Like
since t1u tragic death Of unfortunate
Ella CFcamcr.
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or for Europe.

Tomorrow DR.. James IL. Talmage
viii leave this city on visit to Eu'
rope. The chief purp0sc Of his trip Is
TO attend tho June meeting Of the
Royal Microscopic Society In London.
He will take with him for the society
choice lot OF mineral specimens from
Utah. After tho meeting Of the micro
SEQ lists has closed, Dr. TLlmaea will
extend his journey to Paris aud Ber-
lin, and on his return Will attend the
meeting OF Scientists Ia Edinburgh,
and will reach Utah again some time
In August. The trip will be u flying
one, anu the doctor will be kept Dusy
meeting his engagements en- route.
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TODAY'S KILOGRAMS.
StlinbraoS, a Wyoming Manchman,
Murdered by His Yours Boy.
AT THE WORLDS FAIR GROUNDS
Iov TO Make National Banks Sale
In Ilopor Of Jefferson Davis
Stock Market, Etc.

Special Di'paieh 10 he NEWS
CuEyEssr, wyo., May "a epe.
cIal from New Castle, this ttete' fnys.
Word has been received here 'ha'
David stainbrook, u small ranchmah,
living about twenty miles norm oil
Now Castle, was murdered yesterday
by his twclvc-year.old son. The BOY
has boon arrested and lodged In JAIL
IL Is said that tho boy got up early In
the morning, secured n shotgun ana
placing the muzzle close to his fathers
head while the latter was sleeping,
fired, literally blowing Oh the top Of
his head. No details as to the cause oil
the terrible deed can DO obtained.
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Action TO Quiet Title.

p. l.. Schmidt ct al entered a suit In
the Third district court today against
James Thompson, Mary l.. Christian,
Samuel 3. Vance, Walter w. Lynch,
and Salt Lake county, requiring the
defendants TO set forth the nature OF
their claims to certain lots Of land,
praying for decree OF this court deter
mining such claim to DO adverse TO
them, and adjudglng the title to be In
the plaintiffs. The land In dispute is
situate In Denver city plat, Salt Lake
county.
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clubs NEE, for the same purpose Thurs.

clubs NEE; fjr the same purpose Thurs.
day afternoon.
Candidates for the president Of the
National Republican lcngno are he.
coming numerous. 1t Ia announced
that /. Trumboi, California, ~ ia the
field. A delegation arrived from
that state last night and decidCdlthls
morning to put him In the
field. II IL also announced that
ex-senator John q. Spooner, Wis-
consin, wi / contest for the office. The
Illinois delegation viii come In body
tonight Win It's candidate, w. w.
Tracy. The Ohio delegation IL trying
10 capture 1t iJr Squire. IL IL reported
that NJ. II. DcYoung, Of California,
Is To make fight for the chairman.
ship f the national committee. Though
this Is donici in some quarters. DE
Young ia expected TO arrive tonight
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nErunLIcANs GATHER.
Members Of varions Organizations
Meet at Louisville.

LoUisvmLE, KY, Mny 9.-The
Republican leaders OF the various
national Republican organizations
continue TO arrive. IL liz estimated
that by tonight there will be at least
0000 strangers In tho city. Business
houses anu public buildings are deco
rated with flags and bunting and the
Democratic stronghold ~ assuming
holiday attire in honor II lis RepuDn.
can visitors. The Republican national
committee will hold an informal meet.
ing tonight hut II IN not probable they
will elect officers before tomorrow OF
Thursday.
The national league Republican
clubs meet tomorrow and elect officers
THURSDAY.
The League Of College Republican
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Attachment Proceedings.

The Rome Brass Il Copper com any
Of New York this afternoon began
attachment proceedings In tho Third
District court against the Geneva Clock
company OF Illinois, In suit brought
to recover s5s9.72 on u promissory note,
ana costs.
Sutherland aud Howat are plaintiffs
attnfnaya
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Only GOl SixlY.FlYo Cenls.

During the temporary absence OF the
family late yesterday afternoon the
residence OF w. w. Chisholm at No.
GA east South Temple street was
entered by burglars. The various
rooms OF the house we're thoroughly
ransacked aud things generally
scattered about as though they had
been toyeI about 10y a small cyclone.
The loss amounts 10 sixty -ilve cent
only, the savings OF one Of the
children.
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Civil Jury Cases.

Tomorrow morning, In the Third
district court, Chief Justice Zane Will
commence work on the civil Jury
cases set few DAYS ago, the list run
ming until May 3lst, Inclusive. The met
case on the docket H. the divorce suit
OF Margaret II. CottTell Va Lrned
Cottrell, anu Attorney w. IL. Dickson
will represent the plaintiff. Cottrell
has proved to DO n rather troublesome
member OF society, and anything but
good example as husband and
father,
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NATIONAL BANKS.
A Proposition 20 Make Them Even
safer than They Are.

wAsnINoTOs, May 0.-Comptroller
OF Currency Eckles IN looking into the
question how TO make national banks
oven NOR, safer than they have been
In the past. Instead OF the yearly
examinations OF the national banks, he
proposes to have them examined twice
yearly and no two successive exami.
nations by the came nan. To TINS emu
lie will double the number OF .xami'
ncrs and districts. IL costs tho gov
eminent nothing, as the banks pay the
expenses.
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Catholics In session.

CHICAGO, May 0.-The supreme
council Of Catholic Knights OF
America began an important session
here today with Representatives
present from every state In the Union.
Finy-five delegates were present, re-
presenting 900 chapters and $4,000
members.
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KAISER wILLIAus.
lie Evidently Does MOI Know Exactly
Mhnt LIe snls.

BERLIN, May e.-While reviewing
troops in the field at Tempelhoier
today the German emperor ordered the
principal oillcers Of the imperial guards
/, gather around him anu addressed
them US follows | have been seriously
disappointed In the patriotism OF the
late Ieichstng. l hope tho coming
reichntag Will adopt the military bill,
hut II IL should refuse to adopt II l am
determined to carry the Till.
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Gone 10 the Wall.

In the Third district court late
yesterday afternoon the two libel suits
against the Deseret News company
predecessors OF the present company
brought by Judge Powers and Justice
Locnrle respectively, were dismissed.
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htatcmcnt of the Assignee OF ,ae Union
Loan nud Trust 60.

Loan nud Trust 60.
Sioux Cry, Iowa, May 0.-The
assignee OF tho Union Loan and Trust
company has completed the schedule
Of assets and liabilities. The latter are
enormously greater than at first sup
posed, amounting, actunl and con-
tingent, 10 nearly SS,00O,0O0. No list
OF creditors IL given as the paper Of the
company IL held by banks all over the
country, and publication might I'M
settle confidence In some Of them. II
IN said that one New York bank and
IT, 81. Louis correspondent hold over
$500, 900 Of this paper.
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u.nnis's FUNERAL.
\ Dramatic Incident in Connection
with 10.

NEW YoRil, May Cultivate funt.
raj services were held over the body
Of Carly 10 Hafrl, In the prison Mt Sing
Sing this morning, at which only the
mother aul brother attended. n
dramatic Incident in connection with
the service was the dropping into the
colin, In accordance with Harris's
directions, oil an affidavit by ono OF the
Jurors Ia the case In the application foi
new trial. a Tier the services the body
was put ON board the train and started
Tor Mortified, Mass, where the burial
Will occur.
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MELBOURNE, May 0.--The Bank Of
Victoria, limited, has suspended. The
statement OF last December showed
ueposita amounting to e7,000,0 900. The
failure isa very important one. The
bank has many branches aud Lon.
uon oiiice. The capital OF the bank IN
kl,2oO,OOo. The liabilities are double
that sum.
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THE RATE WAR.

a tut ffOW UNI z" OOIOfhuO Cotn-
mon Points.
OMAHA, May 9.-The Union Pacific
today took hand In the Colorado rate
war by Issuing an order to sell tick ets
from Utah common points to Colorado
common points for sl3, anu the round
trip Tor $50. The prevailing rates have
been S25 and s35. All the general
counsel and general freight agents OF
the roads interested in the Nebraska
minimum rate law are present nj the
conference being held here today.
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Pre- libillon Law Valid.

BIsMARoK, N. d., May 9.-The
supreme court to-day decided the pro.
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Earthquake In New York.

New YoHK. May "a slight shock
Of earthquake accompanied by a loud
explosion was felt here at 8 O'Clock
this morning. Whe vibrations lasted
several ser9lds.
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NEW Y RIi, May 9.--J. q. McAful.
len. vice president OF the Chicago a
Alton road Is very much improved
this morning. Hopes are entertained
OF his recovery.
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A Vienna IIouae FnlI-.

vienna, May 0.--Brueder 4 Woln,
prominent manufacturers OF carpets,
iaiieu, liabilities, 900, 900 fl)rlns.
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To sncceed warden briggs.

Special Dhpaioh 10 he NEWS.
CHEYENNE, Wye, May 0.-warden
George l.. Briggs, OF the state peni-
lentiary ut iaramIe, has resigned, and
Lessee Marsh has appointed George
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UTICA, n. ", May o.-rhc dry
goods storo Of j. Is. Wells d Go.
burned this morning. TIE loss Is $40,
900; insurance Sa0O,0OO.
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SIDEWALK CONSTRUCTION.
Tho Board OF Public Works open Bids
Last Evening.

-.
The boards OF public works last even.
'ns VPonsN WIS 'Oi 'He V'us'Iuo''oh
OF i-lncn pANcmoute on South Temple
-, t,t, 60. 80, -,
and First south streets, from Eighth
pavement ON Flrst and Second South
-. -. .,,..,...., -, r..
Streets between state anu Neat Tenn
pie, and for Asphalt um on both sides OF
State street, from Fourth 10 Sixth
aoulh Thev will ms cent In Tho CIV
g. a. ~ ,., W - ~
Souhcll Win tnc oohtu'h recommends
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HEAVILY DEPRESSED.

New York, May 0.--Stocks during
the past hour were heavily depressed;
American common oil dropped ~ to
1884 on tho report from Chicago that n
consumers cotton oil company had
been established there with mills
throughout the South. Changers were
sold on the belief that the government
crop report, due tomorrow, will make
n showing; the lowest quotations OF
the day generally Were touched;
whisky was noticeably weaR and sold
down to ISL on rumors Of another I'M
pending reduction In fee spiritP. Cot
ton oil afterwards rallied 10 80 and the
remainder OF the list shows small
recovery from the lowest. Atnoon the
market was steady.
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Suud. formerly deputy sheriff o. Al
hany county. in his stead. The Az
ro,ntmept will have TO be confirmed by
Inc late board OF CHARITIES.