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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-22

CHICAGO, July 2l.--rhe Western
roads did not reach q deiluite couO'u.
sion today In regard 10 reduced ri,pt
10 this Worlds Far, but there h u rtR.
sonable prospect VI their doing NJ
tomorrow. II the present prevailing
idea ia carried out thc baeis will prac.
ticsll y be one fnre for the round trip.
The Union Pacific made a rate Of
$500 from points on its lino oompeti-
tive with THESE two roads TO Omaha
via Ogden. The competitors OF this
Union Pacific claimed relief under the
agreement Of the Western Passenger
association, and were authoriz I'd today
10 use the same rate via thrir rcspec-
tive gatewayH, and 10 carry to salt
Lake. This Will doubtless lead u q
Generalization of transcontlntn tal
rates.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-22
Ihe NlcnrAugnn PIan.

NEW YoRl, July 2l.-rhe details
Of IA meeting ytslorJny OF the bosru
OF directors VI the Nicaragua Canal
c0mpany,to consider the new financial
plan were made public tolay by PTesi-
dent Miller He said "a subcommittee
was appointed ~ establish agencies In
about twenty Of the largest cities OF
the country to dl'puse Of the securities
at on per cent or 20 yer cent by selling
them direct TO the people IN lots VI
from One share upwards. The most
prominent feature OF the plan 10 raise
the SlO0,0OO,OO necessary, 10 u avoii
calling ia any syhdicAle OF capitalists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-22

MANACHA, Nicaragua, July 2l.-All
hope Tor a settlement Ut the Trouble la
Nicaragua withUu. hlOodahvd Is
abandoned. The stuamprs seized by
tue insurgents OF Leon tOiay opened a
commandment Of Materno. The fire
was returned anu two steamers struck.
IL WAS reported here today that Presi.
dent E2sta had discovered a conspiracy
against him. Tweniy.ihree of the
leading consp'rntors were shot. Among
tue pefsons executed wsu General Mar.
cisco Ayilcz Oi Santa Ana.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-22

LONDON, July I.-While driving
from the railway station to tho palace
Thursday evening, King Carlos SAW
a uoweriul man trying to Kill man
he had thrown 10 tho ground. The
King Jumped from his carriage ami
seized The arm Of the large man, at
ths same time calling 10 the man on
The ground to make his escape. An
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-22
DREADFUL TRAGEDY.
a Double Murder aud shocking
suicide.

a Double Murder ana shocking
suicide.
METROPOLIS, ILL.,, July 2l.-This
community was shocked this event ug
by tho most dreadful tragedy ever enact
ed In this section, Richard shoemaker
killing Richard Lukens, Jr., George
Lukens. his brother, and after serious.
ly wounding the father OF the two
dead men, putting a bullet into his
own body with fatal result All
the paTlies are mon OF high social
standing, and well known throughout
southers Illinois and portion OF Ken.
lucky.
Richard Lukens Jr. married Shoe
makers stopdRughter, Miss Lillian
Jones, about three years ago. Shoe.
maker had been her guardian, and
after the marriage was called upon for
an accounting OF the estate. Seemingly
he had run through u large sum left
tho girl by her father. PTotractej
litigation followed and much bitter
feeling was the result.
Shoemaker was about 10 years of
nge and leaves wife anu two
children. The dead men were nged 30
ana 2s, respectively, and each leaves a
wife and child. The fathet's condition
Ia serious.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-22
Great opportunity to save money.
Summer Goods almost
Summer Silks!

stylish BLACK DRESS? satin Ihadamc, Marvellous,
Sole etc, actual during this Slaughter sale
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-22

alde'de'camp came to the klng's as
sistence. The Dig man knocked down
tue aids and turned on the king, VINO
dealt MIN bard blow on the head
with his walking stick. The ruflian
TILED 10 draw a kuife aud revolver. uut
was overpOwersd by the king, viii,
delivered him to the police. The hing
was uninjufed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-22

NEW YORK, July "a. 49, Another
ocean record has been smashed. The
American Line steamer PARIS was re-
ported OIL Fire leland at 1853 ). m,
having mtue the run ffom 50utnaml-
ton In o days, houra anu 30 minutes.
This lH nearly two hours better than
Fuefst Bismarck, 10 April, 1892.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-22

FRESNO, Cal, July 2l.-For two
days there has been inlen,e excite
ment here, while tho people were
awaiting the verdict OF tho Jury IN the
case Of Richard Heath, charged with
the murder Of Louis Il. McWhlrtot.
The jury had been out since yesterday
morning and late this afternoon was
discharged, az no verdict could be
found. The jury stood ten for murder
In the first degree, ono for murder In
the second degree and one for acquit'
tai.
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Arnmn Mns,inr Inlerrnnled.

CHICAGO, July ala sensational
inciduut interrupted divine services ut
the great Despleines camp meeting
ground this afternoon. About three
thousand people were gathered about
the speaker, when u cry Tor help wns
hearI from tne river and two boys re.
ported that two Unknown men, who
mad been swimming, had gone down.
A rush was maize Tor the river, but II
was TOO late. The men dld not come
up again and the bodies were not 10.
covered for some time. The remains
were not identined.
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nnnk sInnngtr nl.sInr.

WISSIPEu, Man, July 2l.-A sensa.
ton was caused here today when It
became known that a warrant was
Issued for the arrest Of II. r, RJkeby,
ex.manager of branch Of the ue-
mnct Commercial bank In this city.
Rokeby Is missing and supposed "
have crossed tho boundary lne into
North Dakota. The charge Is having
lnlsely represented tbs condition VI the
banks affairs 10 the Dominion re-
ceiver general. His shortage 10 about
$50, 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-22

PoRT TOWNSEND, wash, July 2l.-
The schooner william Bebee, from
Petropaulooski, Siberia, reports two
Russian men.oi.war In pOrl, awaiting
the approach " tue sealing seasOn.
The commander OF the gunboats In.
formed Captain Roger Of the schooner
Bebre that unusual precautions had
been adUi ted this year 10 prevent
pelngic sealing In Russian waters. All
vessels captured viii b. contiscgted By
the government.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-22

CHICAGO, July 2l.-Corbett, since
the statement that his exhibition must
be- removed from Midway Plalsance,
has been greatly annoyed by several
reflections made on the character OF
the show, etc., by certain Of the local
Papers. He wrote to President Hig-
ginbotham, referring to The attacks
made upon him.
Higginbothamlreplled tonightthat 1t
had not come % his knowledge that
Corbeit at any time deportud himself
Ia manner ~ reflect dsereIlt on tn o
exposition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-22

wAsuINGloN, July 2l.-Among the
appointments Of naval cadets fJr tie
next class ART: Arizona nj large, NJ,
n. Wight, Caliiora ia-Fifth district,
q. Il. Miller, Oscar rabeyner, alter
nate; seventh, VIM. Thompsou. Ore
gon-First district, Il. II. Moolne, q.
a. BurdOn, alternate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-22

VALETTA, July 2l.-At todRy's
session OF the Victoria court martial
testimony was given showing that
Vice Admral rryOu was suffering
with ulcor on the lex for month pre-.
vious to the disaAter. His general
health, however, was not Affected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-22

VICTORIA, Mexico, July 2l.-Fran.
cesca Nalerat prominent young
student, and Juan Rsngal, young
business man, became Involved In
quarrel over young lady anu fought
n duel Both were fatally wounded
aud lived but short timu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-22

LONDON, July Elm the commons
Sir EDWARD Gray stated that Russ a
assures England The stories about tn
armed Russian force dispatched TO 70 zs
the Psmir county were entirely false.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-22
THE SILVER mnN's PROGRAM.
"Wo VIII Repeal the sherman Law
with Free Coinnge nil"

Win u Free Coinage BiiI"
ST. LOUIS, July 2l.-''Ws will 10
zeal the Sherman law with a free
coinage BILL"
This IL tho way Representative
Blaau stated the program OF the silver
advocates today. Bland spoke as one
In authority.
When asked what ia the cause OF
The present financial s,rlngeLoy, no
faid!
Whatever panic we have Ia due, 10
great measure, II not entirely, 10 the
Threat OF the Wall street hnanoiers that
lhty would bring on panic or a
moneiaty slrlngenoy In order TO ac'
eomplish the demOneiization Of silver
"Phe proposition now made TO avoid
panic and restore prosperity Is the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-22

JAoISsoSvILLE, Fla, July 2l.-A
negro convict who outraged anu muir.
a nine-year.old girl was lynonvd last
night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-22
annMANY ro rIE soENn.

BERLIN, July 2l.--Tho German gov.
eminent will send several men.of. war
to siam TO protect German residents
and inleIeatn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-22
WANTED.
SHEEP. SHEEP. SHEEP.

w salt Lake City property within two
blocks of Temple J. NJ. kennedy a Co,
room 90 O'MCAra bl0ck No, 10 W, gud south.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-22
ERANoE sENDINa TRoOrs.

ALGiERs, July 2l.-Fivo hundred OF
the foreign legion, Ffouch army, have
sailed for Siam.
RUSSIA WILL NOT ASSIST FRANCE.
PARIS, July 2l,-BarOn DE Kari, an
attRcho OF the Russian legation, said
today TO representative Of the AssOCi.
atod Press that the statement that
Russia would support France ON every
point IN the dispute with siam, was "a
nOax.
The 7tmps's special correspondent
at Saigon sayt: The Sigmese chief,
Priapitcha, commanding at khOng,
sent nag VI truce on Tuesday 10 the
French captain, Begging him 10 cease
firing, ~, according u PfiIpilcha, al.
vices from Bangkok were that "A
French admiral had arrived there to
treat for peace. The captain replied
that he was without instructions, tut
would cease AS soon a. this Bisintbs
forts were abandoned. rhe result was
unknown al Saigon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
REWARD.
FOR RENT.


A a.ROOMRp COTTAGE, CELLAR AND
IA summer Kitchen, cry water SO per
month, Apply az luls uhcu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-22
The SIAMESR DIFFICULTY.
England Will Have a Word 10 Say on
tho Territorial Matter.
The story About Russia Taking sides
with France ttaaN.--GaFmRny
sends Ficst.

BANGKOK, July 2l.-Pavle, French
minister.Tesident, has handed the uiii.
matum to Prince Dtvawouzee, Sia.
mose minister Of foreign affairs, and
announced that ia cgsc frances do.
maud WAS refused he would ut once
leave bangkok to board a guuboa'. a
blockade 0i the Sinmes, coast, he al.
Grd, would bc DECLARED nj once.
The opinion Is general here that
Clam will pay IN full tue indemnity
demanded by France. 10 II doubtful,
however II the Fruuch claims TO tern.
tory will be allowed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-22
SILKS AND
DRESS GOODS
CUT TO PIECES.

No go pieces or Wash silks, warran.
ted inst color,, cut from zoe to Sic.
No. I'D piocoa " Wash silks, cut
from ono To- i5c.
No. 3--N pieces Of Japan silks, actual.
ly worth sl,2i; cut to Glc.
No, $50 styles In Gommiu printed
India silks, cut from 100 20 soc.
No. b-Our entire n ock ~ best and
purest quality India silks, regular sl.23
aud Sl.bJ goods, cut to b5c.
M. b-22 pieces Of beautiful Figured
Swiss Twillcd silks, cut from St.Ul to i7c.
No. 10 pieces ~ Black Figured India
Silks, new designs, sold everywhere tor
sLuu, cut IN blc.
No. s-A fgw pieces Of handsome
Figured India silks, cut from Oic to DO
per yard.
No. 90 pieces OF beautiful Striped
and Fancy silks cut to 52c. These nro
beautiful goods and remarkable values.
No. luH2l pieces ot PunHce silks, tho
pure Article, reduced from doe to pc
This i-.u great snap and won't last long
30 come early W you want any.
No. ll-3l ploccs " the very host
French Challio-, nll we have left Of this
H'a'on's goods, cut from zoo To 40 per
yard.
No. l2HAu Immense line Of French
Saiino-, cut from Zoe 10 loo por yard.
our entire line OF Paris Dress Pat
lorn- will DO cleared out Mt their rogu-
lar value.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-22

LONDON, July u. Imporiant
communications passed touAy be.
tween the foreign office and
British Minister Jones IN Bangkok.
Vice Admiral rremautlc of the
Chinese division OF the fleet, has
hnstenej to Singapore with the greater
part OF the squadron. Great Britain
informed Siam thal she could not
recognize any obligation to nssist her.
In the territorial arrangement, how
ever, CIR VI Britain viii have voice.
The Bangkok correspondent OF the
Iimes sayp, concerning FrancB's ulti-
matuin:
Europe, and especially Great
Britain, rhOuld know that the French
territorial demand repreieDis $4,000
square miles. II includes province
that BurmHh cedtd 10 siam on conll-
ton that II never be ceded to any
other power, and $4,000 miles Of north.
eastern Siam into which the French
have never advanced. In fact, France
demands the ACKNOWLEDGMENT and ruin
of siam. These French demands
confirm what II stated from the outset,
namely; frances attack on Slnm II
In reality directed Rgainst England,
although that country hitherto has
been loyal and friendly to her In
Btamese aiiniTrb
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-22
FOR SALE.

HOUsE or FIVE ROOMs, HGAp or
neNt fsw days. lugulto al 26l Canyon Road.
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Ready Made Suits.

soc, dark Calico Wrappers, oxtrA hno.
sl,OO, Fancy Wrappers, worth sl.oO.
Bathing Suits below cost,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-10

Last summers pretty street and outing suits
were the distinct revival Of the Eton school
boys preferred uniform. Right stunning
they were, too, these trig little blue jackets,
with their short waists and their pointed backs
rubbing over gay silk blouses They were
carefully fitted with a number Of seams and
boned withal. During the winter they still
waxed great in favor. appearing in heavy
velvets betrimmed with fur as part wrap, part
gown. This spring they have proven them
selves indispensable to the great Chicago-ward
pubic by a little selection of type and a con-
cession to sleeves.
Since the main end Of woman is to wear her
sleeves gayer and larger and more Enthusiastically
IMAM those OF her sisters, the new Etons are
frequently made without any sleeves at ALL
This Is done only because the jacket must from
wretched necessity be a sober blue or black
while the sleeves of the blouse may faunt their
gayest without reproach. Sometimes the
jacket is nominaly an Eton for lack Of a better
name. 1t bids fair to be more widely popular
than its forerunner, for it buttons twice against
too cool breezes and turns back in decisive revers
to show lace bib or a dainty plastron, made
possible only by the joining fronts. A soft silk
sash may be tied about the waist in a crumpled
up bow. showing just below the round, seam
less and slightly fiaring bodice. And there may
be sleeves-sleeves Of the dull blue and red, or
black and yellow -fecked serge. whipcord, or
tweed like the jacket
A living illustration is in sight this minute
She is clad in blue and white, q round blue
jacket cut daringly above the waist line, which
is swathed in white silk SASH At her neck is
lot OF pretty white lace hanging from q white
collar. The skirt is bell and blue and edged
with fancy braiding. The sleeves are as the
jacket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-10


In the last scene of Jane tombstone Ben
nett wears a magnificent evening gown of
cream satin and ecru lace. There is nothing
remarkable about it beyond the lace, perhaps,
any rate, saw two women in front Of me fur
their programs. Into the left arm seam was
gathered width of guipure lace which fell well
over the immense plain satin puff. A few
inches from the shoulder the lace was drawn to
the center Of the bust, where it was knotted
Then it reappeared as point d orlando and con-
tinued to the hem of her frock l have made
quately explained this situation, but here is
another one. A gored skirt Of softly blue fou-
lard, meeting an absolutely plain waist under a
gray satin girdle The sleeves are elbow puffs
smoothed into a close band of lace Just above
the forearm of tightly fitted blue. Long gloves
are drawn over them.
Around the shoulders, after the manner of
our Grandmother shawls, is trinity drawn
rlousseline de sole and knotted on the breast.
Two lengths OF it fall to the feet, and 10. the
serene dress is suddenly transformed into
wonderful gown, which breathes of artistic
touches and the mind Of a master workman
For the silk mousseline is embroidered with
tiny bluets and moss rosebuds, which merge
in wild tangle at the ends and edges. Aud the
best of it is that deft fingers may find alluring
taste in scattering flowers over dainty fabrics to
make new enticements from old gowns. For
be it known that a princess which has been
younger may be renewed with new sleeves and
a SHAWL" which is coming back from Yankee
land via Paris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-10
BRIDGING THE COLOMBIA.
A Great Engineering Feat in the Far
Northwest.

From the Seattle Herald.
The completion of the great cantaleyer bridge
over the Columbia river at Rock Island Wash
marks the accomplishment of the greatest feat
of railroad engineering in the west. The CO.
lumbia at Wanatchee. where the big bridge is
being built, is between coo and 1000 yards in
width and from II 10 200 feet deep at low
water Its channel is worn deep below the
general surface of the valley. and, though the
annual June rise l. 80 to 80 feet. ~ never over
flows. After many surveys and measurements
the company decided TO build bridge high
enough not to interfere with navigation rather
than a drawbridge at shaliower point and
support the same piers.
At the point selected for crossing. a basaltic
butte rises 500 feet above the valley. The butte
drops down to the river in shelf-like terraces
and on one OF these shelves the western ap-
proach of the bridge rests.
On the opposite bank stands a similar butte
200 feet above the water. and through this butte
a roadway has been cut for the eastern ap-
proach. Two hundred and fifty feet from the
east bank of the river ia island. or rather a
huge rock on which the only pier in the river
il built Between the rock and the west bank
flows the main stream, which Is ZIG feet wide
and 143 feet deep.
The whole bridge is $751; feet long. not
counting the minor approaches, and Is 12O feet
above low water mark AMI seventy feet above
extreme high water. The first span reaches
from the bluff on the west side. go feet. to
shelf above the water line. The second or main
span reaches 4l6Js feet above the main channel
To- tho river 1t weighs $50 tons and IN the
center ia seyertv-fiye feet from top TO bottom
OF the structure The third span extends from
the Island to the east bank Iha entire bridge
u built OF steel and wrought iron.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-10
THE kAIsER'S BOLD SPEECH.
His Determination to Oppose the Reichstag
Causes Widespread Excitement.


his determination TO oppose the keichstag
Causes Widespread Excitement.
The speech of Kaiser William at Templehofer
IN biob bo so;a Tho, bo ,ro,,,d ,h ,,,;I;,ar,
=, -, ~ p
oiit Win VI "i'nou' Tue reicns'as' is causing
widespread excitement among the German
people,
Those who heard the emneror sav that no
-, ,-;.h ,,.,,.,.I ...,.I..;- ...; -
"A "N VIZ p"D'h "' oi'
"ord IN oroer 10 convey the sense OF MS deter
mlnation to abide by his declarations. There
is a profound and widespread impression that
the emneror Womb not hesitate To risk a rom
fict with the new reichstap shonld il nrove hos
tile 70 the hill
The officers who heard the emneror's words
maintained absoInte siIa, 90 tbopob av;dantIv
in deem sxmna,bv With his v;evs I.a1iraman
in Ciermar; noIitics VIII have beard %; The
sneech now consider that the emneror has enn-
barLed on a nolicv Of Prnssia, bigb tory;sr,
ami that the cbarces of The Erais;nn;oo n.rty
10 hrino ahout . moderate liberal Gro re- Wv
isba1
Aohh hhrohr VI THE sfEhoh'
Another report OF the speech tones down the
remarks of the emperor to read thus:
81 was Obliged to dissolve the reicbstao in
tho hone that the now ,scbs.ao world mass Tho
hill I o., 5,arr,irad - 80 ~; - 80 -
he disan,Iointa1 - staLa eli :, ~, - 90, =,
Obtain The enactment of the measure for T am
too fborongbIv convinced Of ~ necess;tv "a
onarantee 81 the neace of Fnrone IN allow !, 70
be finally defeated
1--WE are hearing mnch about the excitement
OF the masses inst now I do no. tbinL the
German people will allow themselves 10 he ey-
cited by irrespon.ibIe meddlsrs On the ron
trary i know that am in svmnatbv with the
nrincaa 81 the federal states the neonIe and tbo
army 7 thank Won gentlemen for vonr LOYAL
interest Nv desire va. 10 exnress to Won nv
yiews concerning the hill "a 7 did wber H.
h;i1 ,ras in ,rod,,cod ;, WV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-10

she must, above all, prepare for black. Navy
blue with black trimmings is the accepted
creed, but red and black, tan and black golden
brown and black and yellow and black are
chosen by the hereto who wishes a chic indie
pendence.
The black satin milliners' folds are wound
about the skirt at uneven distances, the upper
one concealing the junction of the full fiounce
OF cloth which gives the chosen flare of skirts.
The lapels are faced with black satin and the
collarettes are lined with it, The hats are
sailors, black, blue. white, banded with velvet
and fortified behind and at the side with
punches OF violets. bachelor buttons or
daisies.
model in black and red is follows: The
skirt Is plain, tight and last year bell as far
as Its shape went. But the light basket weave
redeemed 1t for the present administration.
Into the skirt belt is tucked a white shirt with
nigh collar and mans tie. The long coat
nared well below the hips and curved in at the
back. Bona fide coat lapels showed a satin fac
Ing and the collarette did the same