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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-03
DASTARDLY DEED.
An Old Lady Struck Down by an In.
known foalpad ut Midnight While
on the Way Home.

An unknown ioOIpai was guilty last
mi might Of a most da,tardly assault
on Mrs. Sarah Tate, an aged lady who
resides Ia tue Northwestern part Of tav
city,
Mrs. Tate was one Of the vlsitors 10
Caluor's PARK last night aud was quite
late In getting bscz. She waited NJ tho
clock corner for Center s.r0ut car
until she became impatient and then
started to walk home, going over tho
hill by the way Of tue MoCOfniuk fusi'
Ieucr,
When near the corner Of Center anu
Peach streets she saw the form Of
muu emerge from the shadow NJ tree
NJ the edge " ths Sidewalk, and zee.
Und Later received heavy blow In tho
uaCk OF the head, isliiug her 10
tue gfouud aud Tor lhe instant render
~ her partially Unconscious. She cried
uuIy Tor Lelp aud Mttsu Ware and
Kiidlu, bith Of whom live iu tbs i'm.
muuiatv ylciuity ofthesssaui 1, FASTENED
10 Der slice. Tue approach Of these
gentlemen aud the screams Oi the
woman caused the cOwardly futiiau 10
take to his heels. Ito was soon ont Of
reach aud all efforts 10 locate him were
In VIII.
Mrs. Tate was assisted TO her home
where an examination ~ her injuries
wa made. There was bad cur Ia
the Jack Of the lady's head, from
which the blood had poured la a con.
tluu0us stream until her clothing was
saturated. Sergeant Eslingsr, who
ia.
the search Tor the unknown thug, uut
failed tu fiud the slightest clue AZ 10 Bls
whereabouts. His victim Ia upwards
VI sixty years Of age. Shs 10 resting 60.
Jay ns we'll As possible under the cir
Cum-IAucrs anu no serious results aru
anticipated from her unplelsaut vIpet'
lbugu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-03
HER HAIR WAS GREEN
A SloI,ty Lady Of Salt Lake onl
tla naiTirss.E
urr FEELINGS uuDEtr SHOCKED.
The Wrong "nyr' We, Applied aad a
ligny Damage Suit VIA
Follow.

An exceedingly novel iui, for dam.
ages Will ho placed on the d.tB Of the
Third district court wlthln the next
f'w days, but ior obvious reasons the
names Of tho parties are nj present
withheld. Is may DO stated, however,
that tho plsintiii is n lay % means, %
spinster, about thifty.twO years Of sgr,
TOJd looking and resident Of SAT-
Lake. She BE-, moreover, the postossor
Ui considerable property Interests Ia
the East. Discovering that her nalr.
% which size had full growth, was
beginning 10 SHOW signs OF tutniug
grey, the laiy visited prominent
haifdfruiug establishment iu the city
'1r the purpo.e Of having 70 dyed.
Brown wa. tho color she chose a. bee.
my the nearest approach 70 her own
natural hairSnt submitted 90 the opera.
lion nucrFsHfy 10 bring about thu desired
result, Uui 10 did not work ~ the difeu.
ton iutUuuCu. Her dismuy may he
more easily imagined than descfiboi
49, some unfortunate chance the hair.
dfus.rr'' hand was out, Tor hr "dyedv
! hi customer pr0nuuucCl grass grtsui
llHstuuiug g. another artist iu th1
same line, shU was Informed ths, her
hair was simply iuiLrd, aud thefu was
nothing 'vft but Tor her % havs tho
whole 90 D. cur %. Reluctantly ahs
consented, aud ut this Hriting thB pate
looks almost ne bald as that uf uoWiy.
uuru infant. Until there isattw
growth d woll.iressfd wig must cover
tbs druuJud surface. Heavy damages
ATE tnihUl OF, though whether, after all,
any monetary consideration eau recon.
pHutc the unfortunate vlciim for the
terrible shock whicn her feelings have
sustained h d question which sue alone
can best answer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-03
THEY TOUCHED A LIVE WIRE
An Electric Street Car EmplOye
Burned 10 a Crisp.
several uen knocked Senssiess Ia
Thcir Attrmr, go Rescue tho
Victim.

muscle, Iud, Aug. 3.-Lcroy
Wright, an electric street railway en-.
ployr, caught hold ola live wire last
night and was burned 10 death. A
lew days ago tree was removed from
Washington street on the public
iqunte. ono enI Of guy wire that
supported an electric street light pole
had been attached TO the tree. Instead
Of being removed, the wire was wrapped
about the tree. LAST night Robert
Rice leaned against tue pole nnd was
shocked senscloss. His companion,
VIII Snowden, anxious 10 investigate,
got the same kind VI dose. Supriiu.
tendont john Singleton, Of the city
electric ligut plant, was summonsd,an anu
whilo hu wHs preparing 10 cut the wire
down young Wright came alIng aud
r,Cdlessly took hold ot the wire. lie
fell with the cry "rake me local 20
Granville Shepp, John WAllng aui
SIT. Singleton sent 10 his assistance
but they fell IN heap AMI Mr.. Single.
TOMS hands had 10 bu RickDd loose
irOm the PROSTATE man. Wrign's
body was burned ~ n crisp. It 70.
quifed ten minutes time 10 sbut oil tue
current Of 1900 volts and release the
man,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-03

RoCKAwAY BEACH, y. ", Aug. o.
--Wulam "A. y ivUcUgsr And Henry
Cotton, Two waiiofs here, had clan.
eating contest last night. A. result
both men are very sick anu Colon
may Die. The man nave long bten
rivals 'Or the little OF champion clam
eater ut RookAwRy Buaoh. Altar
much uicktfing match was arranged
iIr purse OF SO. Clam Opeuet
O'Btirn tegan wUtK upon tue choic.
tushel Ui littiu ueeks ~ itOnt Of him.
Tue man who ate the greatest uumUuf
VI clans waste be- the winner. Both
contestants eyed thu clans gTeudily.
IhUy ate dozen or 40 with keeu
relish. Tnen their eturts became Ia.
bored. A. the siNiy.secOnd CLAN Col.
TOMS stomach fevOlteu. lie beanie
tiyk anu hai to be removed h he
lone, where a physician was called.
Neibeoket dey1ufsd ssvsnty.twO
uIAms, got SIS anu was declared the
champion oi Long Island.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-03
FELL TO HIS DEATH.
A Fatal Accident at tho Mouth Of
ogden Canyon.
Robert Crawford Toand teid and
LifsIess aud TITS Companion
Seriously isiursd

Special 70 Ne SEws per D,irr,i TsisgrapA
OoDES, Utah, Aug. 3.-Au aooi-
dent which resulted Ia the death Of
robert Crawford, Ru old soldier ami
IN which James Fackrsll, Of Eden,
was seriously u not fatally Injured
occurred nj the mouth VI tho Og-
den canyon last night. Crawford
accompanied by bis employer FSck
rell, brought load Of hay to Ogden
yestsTduy afternoon. A'ter Jisposing
Of u, at which time 1t was dark, he
started homuward. On reaching a
point IN the road where Il divided he
took tle wrong road, which
lod 10 dugway " about
forty feet. down which they were
hurled iu a ms,s 10 the road below.
Mr.. Crawford j. supposed 10 nave been
killed instantly. FaUkrnll who WIS this
morning At ten O'Clock uLcoHciOus had
wandered about a mile AID
n half up the canyon aud
taken shelter IN a haystack where
he was found, Tho discovery was
made at an early hour this morning
by a fisherman nnd a; once reported 10
tue coroner VINO with Jury FASTENED
10 the soous Of the accident where they
found the team slill hitohed 10 the way
on which WAS baJly demolished.
Crawford WaB lying underneath, cold
and lifeless No inquest was necessary
and the remains were conveyed 10
Ogdeu where they viii be- lnturrod.
Later Fackfrl has rugained con-
sciousness but remembers nothing ui
ths ncolieut Ho II SIN In critical
puuNInuu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-03

TACOMA, Wash, Aug. o. - The
Northern Pacific Coal company At
Rosylyn, Wath., have opened their
Offices Tor signatures VI contracts TO 70
to work, anu about loo signed, among
them cling u srOre NJ CJiure minsfs
from Fnuklin aud British Columbia,
They were Instructed 10 report for
WORK Monday. The company hiss
black 'listed tue most active Of The
strikers. II Ia believed y majority Of
the men In camp Will have signed a
c0aIraol 10 20 10 work within the next
few uays irrespective Of the unions
festtiotiona.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-03
Tue COUNTY COURT.


There was session Of the county
court yesterday afternoon, beginning
at O'Clock, some time was spent In
the consideration OF the appointment
OF meat Inspector for the county, and
designating tho plaoe0 whore sueh lu.
speotion shall take place. County
Attorney Murphy submitted report
naming Murray BtockyarIs and Bag
10y Bros stock yards at Cottonwood
This was adopted. The applicants Tor
the position ui Inspector Wvie Dc. WIN.
Mccoy aud Dr.. h. belong, veterinary
surFtouF, but, penuins evidence 81 10
me il.uta7 VI tho Applicant, tne matter
WIS postponed IN Monday
Citizsus ofIaylorvIllv, Hunter aud
Granger preciuols asked that the Red
wood line road from the line o. town
shin / south anu Twelfth 8Duth street
" slate gvad ue grayelsi. Fllsd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-03
PETER JACKSON, TnE LoNG LOST.
feggy jackson claims 10 he the
Mother Of tile I'uEtIiat.


Mother Of tile ruEtiisi.
HcnsOSD, Nan Aug, Peggy
Jackson, residing here. claims to he
the mother OF Peter jackson, the mig.
ger pugilist. She has for oightte en-
months been living with her son
David. She IL seventy yeAm old anu
tue mother VI eleven children, all gone
OF doad save james, Richard anu
DAvlu. Tho old iady thinks from the
pictures Of tue prize lighter that he 10
her con, While living m w. Va. she
had u son leave nome when only Xix.
teen years old. Sue said no went west
10 Pittsburg, thence 10 England, anu
the last she heard he was Ia Australia.
She says he exhibited pugiliallc traits
when small. Aunt Peggy's husband
solomon died ten years ago ON the
eastern Virginia. lie belonged TO
Chairman 4. Sargent. The old woman
has Bible IN which the biTth Of Peter
n recorded Sept. 10, 1904. This cor
responds with his feputei age. jack
sous biographies claim hs Is an Au-
HiTallan, Tut he says no IL southern
Dorm mau.
lie has been searching for bis mother
ior years. Sho says lao was bora in
Eastern Virginia. She still hopes that
shu viii sse ner long-.oat sOu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-03
calholle r.mnet.nes no,emsnl.

ST. PAUL. MINI, Aug. 3.-rhs
Catholic rOlnl Abs,niners' association
at 10 o'clock today began work ON the
changes OF the constitution. A frso.
luton declares that the union sees Ia
tho recent action Of Blshop MAttofson,
Mgr. Sat0lli, q long siep In the right
direction; mat the decision Will serve
Lso XIII has already addressed to ali
priests " enter into tue work Of tenn
prTaucO reform aud that with the
clergy strongly committed against the
saloon, tie day VI ylniicatiOn OF the
church In America will be near at
hand.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-03

i1. hiss1lnrv. with ID at dra in vfox
he caused the following notice TO BE-
ssTvtI 600 NIIit.f Nayuoul', who
t,uurrnrily ulcy,i tbcIuiupctio.s
Dear Sir. Goo Wow % the position 'aEou
b.. Hon. f.. %. ilHto. tty 40 urucv. ro.
pariiuE Ihu ..t'u iu ihc office of Inspector
uf rfoyIsiuus uf This city, we duUm aI-
,isanlO io notify SOU that DO is ilHEnI Goo
l.sueA warrant D- the salary HI .iu.
spUetur ui Provisions tu JAMES &C. NUAl-
lister The Pretended BOO p0ciuruuI hnuid
you do go, you would lHv youuHfIp8r
sOuuliv UHu.u iHr lHnFUs
Very IUu.uNt Nuura.
Asia IS. KENDALL
W. W. Su.s ur"s GOO, Attorney.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-03
"Pure Food EApOsiLIOn.

Charles B, Knox, Of the Mnnulac-
turors' Pure F0ou EKposiIion," ar.
rived IN Salt Lake touEy 10 make al
rangemuuls for a Blk display at the
Continental Market from Dscsmbsr
8lst 10 January l2,h next. Ths pur.
pysu VI tns eHhlbitlun is " educate the
pubno IN the line Of cooking
and using pure food. Mis-. sAran
Tyson Roref, the piiuclpAl OF the
Philadelphia cooking school, will de.
liver uaily lectures on "High Art
Cooking" MIS-. RjTsr viii DO rsmsm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-03
SANTO SENTENCED.
Th, Assassin Of Cirno. 10 Die By
GaillO.Ins.
GREAT lxcIrEnESr IN cOUEr
A Fellow Prisoner Gives Testimony
which the Murderer Strongly
tUn,radiCls,

Lyons, Aug. 8.-At the conclusion
Of the trial Of Cmiato ssnto. tue mut.
dsrer Of President Garnet, the prisoner
was sentenced TO DO executed by gull
lOtlne.
There were few people around the
palace yben tho trial o! SAnto, tho
asssssin Of President CatuO,, was re.
slmod today. The prisoner seemed
even more defiant than yesterday and
took his seat with a mocsing emile
upon bis face. lie Blanc, fellow
prisoner with CUsarO a. Marseillvs,
testified that Ca ,afo told HIM he IL
tended 10 kill President Csrnol, prot.
ably al Lyons, wnuu tne cnivt magic.
tfaio vlsi,vd that city.
"That IL a lir," interrupted Cav 'ar0,
excltedly. 81 never ioiu you Ut any
one clse anything about MY plane"
Le Blanc continued, 81 ~ hto con
fessed ~ ms that he was des,. uateI by
lItO
"rnat is untruo,' shrloEod cae.
,auU."
"How unltut?" asked La Blanc.
tufuiug TO tho pfiso0er. al
taid 10 you after you had made
tuat fumark, but VINO would be- 40 bol1
a1 10 hill Pfrsidynt CGrnO2 lsaw him
90 Pads surrounded by troops anu
.lcv.' You answered, me will be
chosen by lot'"
There was great excitement In the
e uu whilv the Prisoner anu 10 Blanc
we're speaking 10 escu other. Later lie
B.Huo said!
"CausarO told me be had oftcen seen
King Humbeu ~ tho streets, but he
added that ~ kill him " would 10
necessary to have a ri aud snOOt MIN
from the street, ~ he would be sur.
fUuuuud by snidlrfs."
"lhAt ~ n lie" shouted the prisoner.
81 wAs never chusuu 10 XIII PfrsidUut
Cannot. Moreover, aUsslJte liberty Of
hcuun prevails among anarchists"
lhn ptOsusutiug attorney reviewed
thu ds,hiis " tuu tfial anu dtmAuled
TIE jury not to hesitate 10 do their
duty. NJ. DuUreuill, tor the defense
inade au appeal Tor tnu prisoner.
A. LUUu, tue jury retired aud after
~ AhsbncU Of nltern minutes Rn-
nouuCtd verdict OF guiliy without
,A,uuuAuuE circumstances. Tho pre-.
f,Ying Judge, NJ. Bteuiilac, pronounced
the sentence Il death by guilloiine.
ttBiafo exclaimed! awe la feyolu.
t,uh sUcihir."
1ne prisoner was Immediately hur.
Tlod TOWARDS MS cell. A. he lott the
,Uuri room he cried. "CDufAgF, cam.
bIadrii ViNe Ia anAIchi,l' In spite VI
t4U prisoners defiant attitude, his
hsbilual smile uisspptatod whom toe
sentence sHs pronounced. NJ. Dubreuiil
gays L0ticu OF spIval aud Hsked that
tIs PRECEDING Juugt's charge 10 the
iIfy at tue opening OF ths session, DO
oLtUfod On the records.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-03
Officers on the Rack.

Not lew mcmben VI the police
force sfu worried over the contemplat.
Oh discharge from duty Of ten VI their
number Tho men who will 10 nave
not yet been made aware u tho pro-
posed removal. A. least half Of them
sfv wondering n they will bo dropped,
and would almost ~ soon be- told 40
ON oiNlly ~ to remain under the pres
ent suspense.
The same delightful state OF ignor
Ance exists among the firamrn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-03
NO MORE DEBATES.
TlEG Conlsrsss Peel TdI, q Colciu.
sion Must Bo Arrived H.
SUGAR CAUSES mucn TROUBLE
Bland Proposes to Place Sugar On the
free List aud Raising Revenue
by an Income Tax.

WAsnISGroS, Aug. a.-rhc uriu
conferences appears to have reached
very nearly the point Mt which either
an early agreement will be reached or
a decision To report Disagreement. The
Senate conloross apparently hive No..
rived at the conclusion thnt there has
been already sufficient exchange Of
views upon the general llnc,, aud that
the time has come when She direct
Issue must be- raised. IL ls stated that
a sugar schedule has been prepared
which the Senate will accept The
schedule, 10 h said, ttill pfOyi4rs Tor n
diiierential duty ON refined sugar aud
Ia other particulars maiu,ains iuc pro
tuctlve features 0f thu Senate schedule.
Representative Bland has introduced
n resolution instTuctinx Tue committee
on ways aud means 90 roiUu a bill
placing oil sugars un thu nee list and
Tor the raising Oi 500, 100000 revenue
Wy income tax. Band HsyH Cluurrt.
Ing tnr resolutions al have not u1n.
suited Mr.. Wilson, nor anyone else,
but have acted On my own Judgment
In submitting the resolution. sly puf
pose II 20 press It " theru b. auy inii
cation that the general Arin Dill Will
fail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-03
To the Veterans

Steps are being taken Tor a reunion
Of the Pioneers Of Utah, members Of
zion'. camp, ami msmbsrs OF the Nor.
mon Battalion at salt ir on Weunes.
day, tie stu inst. Allthe living mem.
beis OF these respective organizations
are respectfully requested TO send their
names at once 10 II. Il. Clawton, care
Box 49,, TUE city, vho has been ap.
pointed chairman OF committee to
effect tho necessary arrangement for
the occasion,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-03
AFFAIRS or TIE CITY.


A specisl session oi Tie city Council
was held lac. night aud a good deal Of
busitess was Jisp ssd NJ.
The claims ~ the frnmcn Tor dii-
ference IN salaries ~ hIcd by an old
ordinance were disallOwcd. The vault
door conlfac, as entered into by the
j1iul city nud county building commit.
tee was uUuhrmuI. Tue question Of
tuvvt spuukling came up aud alter
some discussion was laid on the table
until the next regular meeting Re.
tienchmeut was also iufthrr dilatrd
upon aui the schedule ~ published IN
thu NLws "a Few days agJ adopted.
Tho MsysPs appointment VI Dr. Nc.
Achfan Hs health cOtnmitslJuer 10
succssu Dr. Beatty was defeated on tho
10 loving vote
Fog--Bauhr, Chresmsu, Newell,
Mufris, Watson, I0un.-J.
Agninst-COhu, CUmm, Mccormick,
O'Mrata, DAILY, Lynn, Mnsou-7.
a res luton wHH adopted authOflz.
ibg the recorder 10 dram cOmmuui.
cation Ia the name VI the city 10 the
fire engineers ~ convention assemble
A. Montreal, Inviting them ~ hold
their uuxtanuual needing ia this city
anu that Chief Drvine be authorized
10 ptttent tue same In person.
the commiittu on streets recon
msnuei that no deeds be given 10 pro-
prfty owners la block / plat J., until
they shall have comun.J with their
contracts with the city In regard 10
grading. Adopted.
This ordinance regulating the sale Of
meat was paIsed. The revised milk
ordinance Wst laid over.
in the matter oi the Pacific Paving
company's request urging a settlement
under q resolution passed ny the Couu-
ell, December %, 1898, referring TO re-.
taiued pefcenngu' on street Iaving aud
sidewalk, tho fnaucu committee re-
poftoi that the Mayor had not ap.
proved tue resolution aud recon-
mended that no further actlon DO taken.
Adopted.
Tue committee on IMPROVEMENTS. re-
porting on O'Meata's resolution for
bids TOT the lighting Of the city for a
term OF thTeo yvats, submitted that they
could not eco their wsy TO bind tie
city 10 threc-yeAr contract; and II
WIS conceded tue city could not keep
up IT, present expenditures aud II was
not sure but the lighting " ths city
may have 20 BE- PARTIALLY abandoned II
the expiration Oh the pfesent contract
IL therefore recommended thst the
resolution be not adopted. Laid over
until the next nesting.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-03

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, Aug. IA
fire Al Marion tyday deHttOyeI fl25,-
UUD worth Of property IN the business
part OF town. Tue IRE originated Ia
The Gss a Electric Light Works, aud
was followed by an explosion. ono Of
the principal lossrs wasithe vas plant
and bank building owned by Dsuiels's
estate. The aggregate insurance II 500
900. Two banks aud = dozen stores
were burned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-03
The Overdue ,handon

San FUANCnCD, Aug. 3.-'rhe Ala.
media, from Australia, Lrlngs the news
that the overdue British ship 5handun
had put into Honolulu In distress. The
vostel II bOuuu here from Calcutta anu
has valuable cargo OF iutu AMI Ruu.
nitH on board. She IL out 40 iayb
from Calcutta and 1855 from Sanger.
Considerable anxiety has prevailed
mere In shipping aud Insurance circles
Tor her safety, not word having been
heard OF her since she sailed nom SAN
gOf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-03
RInekhawk War Nelerans.

The Veterans Of tue Black war will
have reunion at Provo ou August
COL ). J.. Booth, ~ that place is
chairman NJ the transportation con -
miitoe and today closed negotiations
WIKI tue Union Pacific ftAsiugle rur
iur round trip uckels from all points 10
Utah county,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-03
The Grialus Fined.

Dan +. Ghniu, charged with assault.
ing J. H.Vlncent at saltair, during tue
statehood celebration last Wednesday,
plead guilty ia Commissioner Nc
NallS . court this afternoon and was
nutd $40 ami cOsis. Hls brother, j. Is.
Gniiin, Tor assnuluug Manager Nsphi
w. Clayton on the tamu occasion, plead
guiIly when artui. nel before Cummis,
siousr NorIoll today ami was nGed S.
and coats,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-03
Epioined by Kendall .

Alma p. Kendall, 'ne long aimee
bounced food inspector, sIill persists Ia
hi, determination 10 get back into his
old . ace. TO do 20 no realizes the ne.
cessity Of nioing James q. MoAllistor,
the Mayors appointee, from the office.
In order 10 mpel the latter 10 vscate
he proposes " prevent him lrom IRA ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-03

LoNDoS, Aug. 3-rhe Brazilian
legation IA this city says there ~ no
ttuth IL the story cablod iTom Buenos
Ayres, August /, that 5000 inturgent
troops are marching upon Porto Aieg-
~, tae rapltul Of me state. OF RIO 10
sui. Toe legation Of tue United s.aItB
Gay, On the contrary, that tue insuI-
gents are fleeing before tho govern.
ment tTUuIf,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-03

HOLLAND, Mich, Aug, 3-The
steamer City OF Holland with eighty
passengers aboard was bpaohed here 10.
day IN u heavy gale. The boat was
badly damaged and the passengers
rescued with difficulty. The steamer
left Chicago last night well loaded with
pAssspgeTa aud freight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-03
Vow Yorl. ,iecn ,Inrn.t.

NLw YOm,, Aug. 3.-StooS market
opened arm with sugar In active de.
mnud, thp first sale hring at an al.
vance OF per cent. Thls was followed
by a iuTth,f advance Of The salrs
Of sugat during the first quarter Of an
hOur aggregated ~. 500 shares.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-03
TnE WHY cmINAurN.
How They obtain Csr,incatss OF ReE.
istfatiun by FRAUD.

DESvER, Aug. a--Deputy Collector
Of Internal Revenue Kabis mas disoo,-
cred that numerous certificates VI reg.
istfatlon for Cinnamon were ffaudu.
lonily obtained At Rock springs, Wye I,
being accompanied With photographs
taken by photographer ~ tnat place
from pictures sent from China. Gen.
efai kabis was told by Cinnamon At
Rock springs that Gun Wan, n MOI.
chant at Portland, Oregon, would pay
s8JJ p.sce Tor certificates, as he W. .
bringing In Chinamen from Brti.h
Columbia. IL h believed tnp discovery
Will lead 10 the uneaTihing OF an eX.
tunsiveswindl VI hor dquaf,efs, which
are In Portland.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-03
Nnrrov rsc.pc rrom Dsuur-ioa.

VANCOUVER, B. c., Aug. 3.-rho
steamrr ,siurua mad narrow escape
f1m being burned T. the watgr's edge.
while entering False creek siegot
aground. After unchorlng the crew
weut ashore Intending 10 return nj
high tide. Daring their absence tho
hre started ani gained considerable
headwAy before II was noticed. when
the hremen arrived they had 10 lay
Zoo ieet Of hose an waih up 10 thclr
uecks IN water. The deck houses were
completely destroyed, uut tue hull
and machinery were saved.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-03
Trast signnls urdsf,d DlsplaJsd

CHICAGO, Aug. 3.--rhu weather
BUREAU has otdried frost Signals lie.
played Throughout WiscIutin tonight.
Last night broku the record for cool
weather In August Ia Cniuagos aud
serious damage 10 crops Ia Tue north
Weft IA feared