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senators Charged Win rsrIurJ.

NEW York, July l5.-rhs Heraid's
Washington correspondent uays;
81 was told TO-DAY that despite the
jeniAls Of speculationS anu sworn state.
meats OF senators who had been called
beiore the investigating committee, n
could be proved that In three instances
ut leaSt speculation had been engaged
ia and that tho three senators referred
10 had been guilty Ot PERJURY.
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ODD AIRIIlEn. rLEAnEp.
rhey claim that the Southern Pacific
Has surrendered.

AahA "hNNNhhNNHhs
OAKLAND, July ls.-rho following
dlspRicn from Sacramento has been
ported by tho A. X. U. strike commit.
toe:
"Flllmofe agreed to take back all
men without prejudice. The company
could not Withdraw Pullmaua without
incurfing n law suit. All trains an.
uullod until further notice.
~. IL. DOUGLASS"
The last part OF this dispatch greatly
pleased the strikers here, who iuier.
ptulcd II 10 mean unconditional sur.
render on tho part Of ths Southern
Pscino. They say that pending the
tettlemeut % tho question at issue be-
tween Pullmsn aud the Southern Pa.
cltic company no truius Will DO run out
Of Sacramento.
The strikers are evidently 4 li.tle
premature In their opinions. Accord
ing 10 railroad officials the trains were
simply annuiled today, because by q
trick by tho strikers, tue switohmen at
work were called to Woodland M wilt
nesses In the case against the men
charged with train wreoking.
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CHICAGO, July 10. Thomas G.
Is alan, the mall tobber, who was
captured by the Central station de.
tucuvss about a month ago, LEFT for
Denver lsst evening Ia this custody Of
Deputy Marshal John A, Logan, Of
Marshal Arnold's office. BOAlAn IL
the mau who escaped from Nashville
jail while awaiting trial during court
there. Ho was alleged 10 have been a
member Of gang Of mail robbers
which operatsd eHienaiv0ly IN tho west
anu SOUTH
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WASH GOODS.

Here are the World-beaters which will
crowd our Store the coming week.
40 inch Black Iemstched Lawn,
worth 2Sc, to crowd our store this week
At l29c sd.
Linen Lawns In Black and White
Stripes aud Polka Dots, worth 4oc, TO
crowd our store this week, at zoe sd.
30 inch Black Henrietta Brocades.
worth soc, TO crowd our store this
week. at NE sd.
Silk Zephyr Ginghams, in pink, blue
and gray the original price is 75c to
crowd our store this week, at 49c yd.
Striped, Checked, Polka Dot and
Plain Ducks, worth 25c, to crowd our
store this week, at i5c sd.
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CHALLIEsl CHALLIBs /

still good assortment OF both Do,
nestle and French makes, IN dark and
light grounds, with lovely designs.
American Challies, ~ inches wide,
at l8c. 20 inches wide, at22 Sc.
French Challies worth Use, this week
at ace.
A big lot Of Remnants OF both makes
al less than halt value.
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EarthaunI,o ocks.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. July lS.-Thteo
shocks oieafthquake were felt here this
morning. The firet shock occurred nj
6,87 aud lasted four seconds, the second
nj 1851 and the third NJ 1880. This vi.
bfations were from north TO south.
The shocks made tall buildings sway
like pendulum, but no DAMAGE was
done. The shocks were plainly felt
throughout the lower Mississippi val
lev,
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LADIES' WAISTS.

Percale Waists Slaughtered TO 2Jc'
Fancy Percale Waists, assorted styles
were 90 to goc, this week 35e'
Fancy Percale Waists with laundried
collars aud cuffs, worth $40, this
week SOC.
Great cut in all White Waists, prices
running from soc to 100 each.
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XIetIm. OF die rIasu..

wAsHISaTuS, July is. - Reports
have teen received At thU marine hol-
pital bureau from tho oonsuls ut Hong
Kong and Canton regarding tue prev
alsnoo Of the plague In those cities.
Consul Seymour writes from Canton
that the deaths from May 10 June Ia
Hong Kong were more Than 1000
Tho deaths Ia Canton since the last Of
February are reported at 10000.
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KIssIMEE, Fla., July is.-will Lon.
don met his wife on tho main street OF
the town today and Drained her with
Ratchet. Tho woman's head WIS
split In twain and tho Ratchet Ten IN
tho wound. LOndon ilui, pursued by
several people who haI witnestei the
murder. He was arrested aud lodged
la iail. London had accused his wife
vi Inlldollty.
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are-hnm,. A.Iallc pI.rnleh.

LONDON, July l5.-A dispatch from
Berlin says: Inc Londsn correspond.
ent OF the POssiohs ZsitunD declares
That both Russia and tue United States
have done their utmost 10 avert war
between China and Japan over Korea.
Tue United States, the correspondent
adds, has even exceeded the limits Of
friendly persuasion over China sud
Jaulu.
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NioioRIA, Is. g., July ia sad
drow ming accident occurred here yes
to-day afternoon. Lizzie and Edward
Sp.ilman, children Of r.. Splllman,
director OF the parliament buildings at
Victoria, went out 10 Jericho TO battle.
Seeing them about TO 70 In, q man
shouted to them 10 70 further down tho
Teach, owing TO tho strong current
They failed TO hear him and both
were soon swept away and were not
again seen.
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rliory for iurty-ouo yCara, and am
known by every old soitlor, who hopo
will read my statement and profit by 10.
Whom ! came To Du. Shores & shores
was great sufferer from Bfighrs dis
ease, dropsy and heart trouble; upon
the least little eNoriIon would get short
Of breath, and very sharp pain around
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YOKOHAMA, July ls.-lt l. officially
s,atea lhnt the British consul Al seoul.
Korea. who claims 20 have been Al.
saulted by Japanese foldiers, was
stopped because n, was teekipg 10 pass
thu japanese Iosts ana enter Ito
blyousO VI the 'To9ps'
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Los ANGELEs, Cul.,July ls.--Judge
Rosa this morning found JOhh How.
arth and Engineer Martin Kelly guilty
OF contempt OF court for violating his
Injunction al BantOw, anu sentenced
onch 10 eight months Ia jail. The
seyerlty OF tho sentence was surprise
to many.
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AUKLAND, n. H., July is.-Ad-
vices received here by steamer from
Honolulu show that a republic was
proclaimed In the Hawaiian Islands on
July 4. SANFORD q. DIE, the provision
nj president Ia this fifst president Of the
new republic.
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SLAUGHTER Of Duck Suits at Si.G5

All our Linen Faced Suit, good
value al a so, this week Si.95.
our Novelty Suits, never sold for less
than 5000, this week $3.50
Our Regular sIIoo Plain Linen Suits,
lust In by express, to move them tAis
week Sc 90.
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TuE TAHITI NH.
a Request for immediate settlement
Of the Qusstion.

CHICAGO, July is.-Tho following
Telegram WIS forwarded TO WasDing.
ton thls evening.
"ChicAgo, July iS.--To the Senate
and HUutv Of Representatives, ia Con.
gfesB nsssmbloy:-Tho whole country
demands that Congress terminate thu
pending tariff legislation Immediately.
Failure TO dirplse OF tho question
quickly will WORK incalculab!e lots aud
ifroTarable Injury 10 financial and In.
dustrial interests"
Ii was signed by two banks and
eighty Of the leading business firmp,
Marsnal Field & Co., z. ID. Armour a
Co. heading lhu llst.
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WAsHINGTUN, ID. O., July IS
A I'M Tor tue purchase of all railway
ami tolephono lines by the government
has besn introduced by Representative
william OF Washington ~ the request Of
ita author, Dr. f.. 5. Lewis VI Pot An
golos, WHsh.
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BERLIN, July IS The samoSns
have ssnt Emperor William petition
praying that Germany annex tue
islantB.
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SILKS sILKsl

OF alt descriptions at a Great Reduction.
Printed China5 al 2sc, SIC, 45c, arc the
best values for desirable goods ever
offered in this city.
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Not Alone Catarrh!
But All Diseases Are Treated and Cured by
Drs. Shores & Shores's New Treatment.

Read tho Evidence Today Patients Who Have Suf-
fered Years With Brehts Disease, oropsy
and Heart Trouble
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BATHING SUITS.

To close out at one price oil Wool
Jersey Suits worth 800, cut to $500.
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GLOVRsl

lust received all sizes, o button
length. mosquetaire white chamois
Gloves, this week at Sl,0o.
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IF YOU CANNOT COME TO SALT LAKE


blank. Medicines shipped carefully. this troamonL
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A TREATMENT THAT is CURING HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE DAILY
The evening world., 1894-07-13
By Associated PressJ

by .tAasC.ulta iES-sJ
TOULON. July l3.-The authorities Of
this port are investigating what appears
to be the attempt of Anarchists to de-
stroy by Ire the new French ironciad
Carnot. which was launched yesterday.
Just previous to launching the iroi
clad, one of tile dockyard officials dis
covered smoke Issuing from the hold of
the vessel
An alarm was promptly given, and 1t
was found that the fire mad only just
been started. and. therefore, 1t was cas-
lily cXtinguished
The flames had been started in a
manner which leaves no room for doubt
that it was a plot to destroy the ship by
fire. a large bottle of turpentine had
been cmptiei over the woodwork Of the
hold in manner well calculated to cause
4 rapid spread of the IRE.
Near the bottle box Of matches was
found. and several burned matches were
around the spot where the flames burst
forth.
1t is reported that one OF the dockyard
workmer. suspected OF being an Anar-
chist. was shortly afterwards arrested,
and confessed that he and two accom-
plices planned to set fire 10 the Garnet.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
TOSHARE S25,ooO,ooo
Police sergt. Zimmerman One of
About Twenty Heirs,
An Estate that Has Been Rolling Up
Wealth for Years.
Left TO His Grandmother, Who Con.
sidered II Worthless.

Police Sergeant john Zimmerman,
VINO lives at 25I l.utleuse street, Will
ia1nsbury, is said to be one of the heirs
to fortune valued at over 81, o0D,O0n
An " Evening World" reporter VINO
called to see the Sergeant. at his home
this morning. was told that the report
from a severe sickness, and he said that
he has been unable to attend to any
business for some time.
over sixty years ago Mrs. Matilda
Meunch, the grandmothur Of Sergeant
Zimmerman, came to this country.
Along in 1891 or 1852 she received word
that her father had died, leaving all his
property to her and her sister, for use
during their life time. The survivor of
the two was to inherit all, and at her
death the property was to be divided
among all her descendants who might
then be alive.
Mrs. Meunch outlivcl her sister by
many years. and died in Jersey city Il
year ago, shortly after she lad ce!e-
Lratei her nnety-sNth birthday She
mad never bothered about the property
during her lifetime, believing it was Of
small value, and gave notice t. the c%-
tNuNOls 'Iihl liiSg 'i'D ''e' 49, - 'SN''''N +S'
During these sixty years the property
las increased greatly in vGire, Us most
Of 1t was in real estate scattered about
in Gcrmeny. England and Austria. Lots
that We're worth little on NOTHING at the
tine the original will was drawn are
row said To be Of great tnlue;
During the past few months, a law
Yer named Hubbel has been trying TO
locate the heirs Of the deceased, all Of
whom are now in this country; some in
Jersey city, others in Newburg and
HaverstraW. while Sergt. Zimmerman
is the only one In brooklyn.
1t is said that 4 certain relative to
whom this lawyer first applied tor II list
of the heirs prepared list containing
only half n dozen naneS-those Of reia-
tiNes whom he favored. In reality there
are from twenty to twenty-five heirs.
and the lawyer, finding some Of thCUt,
became suspicious and IL stiil searching
for the others.
Sergt. I'mmerman was NOT on TINS
Select Inst" but h. and lis hrother
who lives IN Newbur haze satisfa
tory proof OF their lincul descent from
the dead woman, and had II not been
tor tho SerSGant'S recent Illness tho!
would have Communicated with the law
yer before this.
The statement that Sergt. zimmerman
had fallen heir to vast fortune ha-
been discussed by the men Of the CIV
ner street station for several days, and
the general expression is one OF hearty
sa:!c!a"t'"u Although only thirty-four
years of age and member 81 the force
for eight Years, Zimmerman has been II
sergeant since 1891. He is of slight hut
athletic build and is considered by all
who know him as gehtltndnly young
officer who deserves all the good luck
that may fall to him.
At present he is attached to the
Twenty suh-precinct Flatbush,
having been sent there at the request Of
Commanding Sergt, Buckholz.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

" ! sill AMI hJAl.
Little johnny was standing AZ The gate
when the visitors from The Evening
World" cal.'d to-day. Then followed
this dialogue:
Are YOU Johnny Fearon, who owns IL
goat?"
yep, she's right down here" and
the smudsy-faced youngster OF six years
gaIloped down into a basement kitchen.
The callers chased after him. Then 1T
tic johnny scrambled upstairs after he
got into the house.
''Do you keep the goat in the parlor
Johnny
fading away IN the distance,
Presently the heavy tread of thick
soled shoes was heard trampins slowly
downstairs Then u brawny man. lead
ing child, a good deal younger than
Johnny, by the hand, stood in front OF
NH. Tearon. l presume. Well, how
about that goat little johnny "r"'" to
us about
"Oh er, just read this note" The
above note was handed to Fearon pere.
He evidently did not see anything 50
funny about Little Johnny and the
goat" And his red wo;len knit sleeves
were rolled up, exposing an arm that was
fearfu,ly like an Indian club In bulk
The senior Fearon read the note slowly,
VIZ The Si' he held it up a, arms length in
his left hand, and raising his mighty
right. lie said with suppressed emotion:
That's that ID McGuinesS'S work.
Ana the right cleft the air, and lucky 1t
Just let's take IA peep at the goat so
We can take sketch of him, Mr..
Tedron," broke In the reporter, aivily.
You'll take pictures OF nobody or
nothin." broke out the father Of little
Johnny" He took a half hitch In. his
trousers and moved towards the door.
And the newspaper man moved with him.
What can the goat do?'
What can he do? What can he do
this with varying emphasis ami rising
infection and bad lpnk from tn" pa
rental fearon's eyes, Then, He can
Have you got johnny a cart for him
"Trot nothIn,. ! bonsht r. goat n, n
grocer, and give him to the boy for q
present lie Is just a plain nanny goat
and somebody Is trying TO have fu'i
with ne. ITS McGuinness.' The latter
was said IN II whisper, an om.nous
! "Where's McGlinness?"
ION. / know where 10 ma HIN! IN
New York" and Mir. Fraron can
phnsizeu the Il"
well. where's Fallou. the grocer"
Hes down the street. bat ! want nc
nonsense like this IN the papers.
! And just here the newspaper callers
like the parrot said Good day, good
uay "
Thea the Fearon doors banged, and
tho reporter and the artist smiled the
Knockout doors OF the oily pluteIuS oil
Greenpcint
The evening world., 1894-07-13
RESPECT FOR CoNNELLY.
Gates Avenue Court Adjourned On
Account % Justices Death.

The Gates Avenue Police Court. Brook
Ign was adjourned AS II mark OF re-
spect 10 IN late Justice l.. L. Connolly,
who died Yesterday afternoon at Trout
I. axe near Lake George. When Justice
Coctting opened court this morning
Counsellor Feuton Rockwell in an al
fyctins manner. referred TO the loss
which the court had sustained and
made motion that the court stand
adjourned until after the funeral. In
this he was seconded by CouQseilor
McCiev
Justice GoettnG granted the motion
IN SO tar as adluuruiuS ali trials, only
holding court for pressing police busi-
ness lie also appointed a committee,
consisting OF Lawyers EockWoii anu
MCGEE and clerk ui the Court ferhardt'
to draw VI "a series of resolutions eA-
pressing The sympathy OF the court
Isti,y Robert Emm.t Connolly was
hurI IN Watertnwu, y. y Dec, II lso9;
In lS>G when hut fWvuty-inur years OF
from brooklyn. ON his retirement ne
lra,tisei Law until Jan. >, lN!2,. when
he was appointed Police Justice in
place OF Justice NeuuI,
Juur 80 nc LETT On his vacation,
which he was To sreud at Trout Lake,
IIis death was sudden and entirely un,
expected His father Is a. present W
With Uur' Sis at his home nj Hart
street ami Cyltrai avenue.
1hr hudy is expected home this AFTER
noon and the funeral will Ice held either
to-rnnrror. cor Monday ut the church
of :. John IN" baptist Of which Jus
t.cr con ely was, a prypin.nt meub,'
tn ,uurt attaches ms mprninE 4tit
TO show th.ir Ir-p'ri ANA thelI ueep
sorrow over tUn'E 'H~~,
The evening world., 1894-07-13
ODDS AND ENDS OF SPORT.

me r.ntertaiumel Committee al ,uv
RVrlsidr Yacht club, - Riverside,
Conn, has arranged Tor u musicale at
the clubhouse In Riverside, Iu SatuT-
day night, The following gentlemen
nave volunteered their services, John +.
BgenuOn, Graham Reed. Gregory Patti
Arthur Mantcilt Edward salt, ". l..
Thompson and Hugh j. Emmett. A
Jolly time Is promised. con- MONDAY
evening the cluhmen will start on their
annual cruise.
resent the Riverside Eual club. OF Bps-
ton, IN IL. Middle states REGATTA, to-
n"'r,A, arrived Hirh ta,ir shell Tits
ngIu.E,. Iuew went ~ once d. Nuna g.,
The evening world., 1894-07-13
WIDOW G0ETTEL'S WOES.
Her Daughter Is waywnrd. and She
Has Been Ordered 20 Move,

Mrs Christina Goettcl. widow vi Helm
rich Goettcl, journeyman brewer APP
peared In Gorkvlle Police Court this
morning and had her daughter. Kate,
fifteen years old, committed 20 the care
Of the Sisters Of Mercy The pirI Is
said to be wGyward. Mrs. Goettsl Is the
mother of nine children. angling in age
from seven to twenty years.
Size has been notified to vdcate her
rooms at 500 West Fifty eight h street
by Aug. /. She says that she was or
dered to move 10y the agent becaus g
Kate had words with ncighhor. Mrs.
Hoettel says she is without means and
don't know where to move to- The house
Ia owned by the millionaire brewer, Con
rad Stein for whom her husband worked
foi nineteen years. He died about ten
months ago.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
AGAINST THE CAR.
Another Plot In Which mn English
Made Bomb Figures.

ST. PETERSBURG, July IS. The po-
lice Of kirpitachnaja recently arrested ii
Polish student who was suspected "
being member Of a Nihilist society.
Upon searching his lodgings an English
made bomb Was found. Further i!lVestl-
cation enabled the police TO arrest an
other student and the latter's sister.
Tnese ;n~.. arrests led TO the discovery
OF certain documents OF an :ncr.nin-
ating nature. The brother and sister, II
appears, had long been sought after by
the police.
The judicial inquiry which followed is
said to have revealed an extensive plot
against the life of the Gar.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
STRUCK HER WITH THE SOFA,
Wnidman Held In ~ 900 for Alleged
Assault Upon Mrs. FrOmberg.

Louis Waldman was arrested to-day
ana held In $1,000 bail, by all otder of
Judge Gidersleeve, of the Superior
Court, in an action brought by Fannie
FIunIberg to recover $1,000 from him
for an alleged assault.
The trouble arose through Waldman.
who lived next to he plaintiff at 1879
Norfolk street, putting a sofa In front OF
her premises or July L. She started to
remove the sofa, and lie demonstrated.
she says he then raised the sofa up IN
his arms and struck her with it, The
weapon being too heavy to use Contim-
uously IS n fail, she say: he put II down
and struck her several times with his
iist4
The evening world., 1894-07-13
THIS COUNTRY URGED PEACE.
Said to Have Endeavored TO Pre-
vent War Over COrca.

LONDON, July 1.-THE Standard says
it believes that the Russian and United
States Governments have also urged
China and Japan not to resort to hos
tilities In Corea. II says the outbreak
of war would be the beginning Of new
Eastern question, in which the United
States would also be involved.
1t declares that, despite the preJuGices
against the extension of American re-
spons!bIlities beyond the American con-
tiuent, the Washington Cabinet plays n
leading part in the politics of the Pacific
and is strenuous, both in China and
Japan. to assert the claims OF American
commerce and citizenship to respect.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
WAS 1T MATCHED HERE?
Alleged plot 10 Explode bombs In
Public buildings in Paris.
tDy Associated Press

PARIS. July 1s.-The Matin to-day
publishes a most sensational report.
1t says that the police Of this city have
been informed that an Anarchist re-
Gently LETT the United States for Eng
land. en- route to France. having in his
possession several bombs.
Previous to the departure OF the
Anarchist referred to. according to The
Matin, plot was hatched In the United
States to explode bombs simultane-
ously in the Elysee Palace, the Senate
Chamber. the Chamber of Deputies and
the Palace of Justice In this city.