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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-31
Excursion 10 The North.

The Union Pacific will run H.
annual excursion from this city,
ogden and other Utah towns to Brig
ham city, Logan, Franklin. Preston,
Oxford, pOcatollo, Idaho Falls, Market
Lake, soda Springs and Montpelier on
August l6tn, Very low rates have
been made aud trains will depart ~
iUllOWf.
rrain for Brigham, Logan, Rich
m0nd, Franklin and Preston will
leave at 2:il PIN. rrain lof Brigham,
OKiorI, POla.ollo, Idaho Falls, Marie.
LAKE, soda Springs aud Montpelier
Will leave 10 $3.50 pm.
SpeoialRrfaugembut' have been made
Tor through C1atuhes from salt Lake TO
Soda Springs suu Montpelier without
change,
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i1 expected that the fugitive from jus.
tee succeeded "a making his cscnpe 90
Salt Lake. Some claim that no ha-
inkcu To the mountains, but 10 10 not
very probable.
IL is hoped by many that now no has
gone 10 pastures new, Smith may turn
over new leaf instead Of continuing
10 write the history OF his lie In crimu.
What accOmplices there might have
been In getting Smith out Of jail Is not
at present definitely known, but the
chances are there were s3me and that
they will yet be known.
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uNREsr IN cmINA.
An American church Demolished
Hnd - Christian HitIsd,

BAN FHANClsCO, July 8l.-ilgports
from Hong Hong show Inat there Is
much unrest botn In north aud south
China Ahd that the outlook for foreign
missionaries IL bad.
The Anti.missionary disturbance IL
reported from Kiang Yln, on the
iAngtse, but n Tar more FERROUS affair
occurred NJ Shek Lung, near Tung
Kun, on the pearl river, on June 9Otn.
an this instance the American Pfesby-
terrain church was demolished by the
mot, hud ono Chtiitiau, whether a
foreigner or native has not been a.
ceTtalnod, was killed. The Roman
Catholic church was we'll guarded by
Chinese soldiers, aud IL IL q TACT worthy
OF notice that here, ~ At kiaug YIN,
the Catholic missionaries csc ped
sUathless while their Protestant brsth.
rem suffered,
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manner rersonai ln IIis nemnrL..

PORTLAND, Ofe.i July 8i,--At tho
Firt Congregational church, the pas
toti Rev. Dr. Wallace, spoke on the
drama, directing his remarks pfinci.
pally TO tue play, Gin Society,"" Pre-.
scented here last week by Mrs. Potter
and kyfle Bellew. Besides con.
dcmniug the play, he referred 10 the
private life OF the principals In very
uncompllmcntnty terms, whereupon
Mrs. Potter ami Mr.. Bullew, who were
~ the audience, arose and lett the
church.
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Ehe Hawaiian Itosnlist commission
ttonriui uf success,

PnrsBuRd, July Sl.-Ihe Hawaiian
royNllst commission, john A'NCum-
mins, samuel Parker and Judge
WeidermgL, rx.cnb.uet officers o. the
royalist administration, passed through
pittsburg toby ON tuUlr way to
Washington in tho interest OF ex-
Queen Lilioukalani.
Judge Weiderman IN an Interview
said; 1--WE want 10 bring about an
adjustment Of ahalrs, Queen hlilouaa-
LAM HbdiGated unutrpruleStshl ID walt
Ing lot her RnBwer, We arc on inc way
to Washingtou 10 receive u rom Peal
dent Cleveland. on July Avn thu gov
eminent adopted a oJnsNlulloh anu
proclaimed the republic Ihry wanted
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TO Be SHOT SEPT.l4.
LloCl Davis, The Y3rnal wife Nur
t.Ttf Sentenced Today.
AFTERWARDS PHOTOGRAPHED.
Tie Was ral'n TO Provo This Nornn,
aud Judge Smith Awarded thv
Penalty

The days OF Ep.cl Davis, tho Yer
nal wife murderer are now really
numbered. His appeal 10 the Tori.
torial supreme court having failed, he
was taken to Provo by two peni,sn-
tlary guards, on tue s.Ij RIO Graudo
Western train thiG mornlng, 10 DO 70.
sentenced 10 death. Judge Smith
pronounced judgment upon him soon
after the opening OF court, fixing ~
the date OF execution September iilh.
This is the third time Davis h,s lis.
toned 20 the words o. tue death cen
tence, and u will be the lnst. Uults,
the G1vernot should iutsriero-anc
the chances Of his doing 10 afe believed
10 DO exceedingly slim-DAvls Will bo
shot on the date above named. Hs
Will be- confined Ia the uIan penilru.
uafy until tho DAY preceding tue rx,.
cn'ioni aud then taken back " tu,
Provo district, where tue death penalty
viii be carried uui.
The prisoner arrived back IN sail
Lake by tue . O'Clock train this a.tuf.
noon nuj was conveyed sigu5t ~ ths
peni'ouuafy by bis guards
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PHILADELPHIA, July 8l,-"KlAs me
good bye, them uuioro you CO." ex.
oaimrd Mrs, Anna Elizabeth Jones to
her husband, Coachman Jouss, OF
hevenleenth street, Chester, M they
met last night Ostsnsibly 10 part foT
good aud oil. The oOauhman advanced
10 comply with the apparently Telent-
iug wife's tequeat. Az he did 10 her
tyes flashed aud she dashed "A package
OF red pepper into bis face. one 0f hlr
eyes was Instantly and forever blinded.
In the other sight may bo restored.
Aifs. Jones was arrested. She was
lighting mad ~ the cuAchman because
he had refused 10 support her adult
children by n former marriage.
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Al the Lake.

Tho Eleventh ward Sunday school
had a pleasant outing 10 SAlt.ir today.
This Catholic Knights ran au excuf.
sion % Garfield today.
The sowing tho Wind oompsny we're
rendered a complimentary excursion
10 Garfield by the q nion pacino
officials this afternoon. They left Tor
tho Lake on the . O'Clock train ami
after bath expect 10 return gu the o
O'Clock train.
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when wet, 10 would not need to bu
sprinklcd 10 often.
AZ 10 nay, the city must pay Tor &C.
But have no doubt that tue majority
oftne citizens would voluntarily DO
nate ono TO three d1llarsa year ~ have
the streets sprlnklgi as much as was
NECESSARY, really necessary. For my
part would rather pay something 90
have them sprIukluI too lit'lc than too
much. rANrANEH.
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Irrolne Smith,. E.cane.

No lidings have as yet been received
as to the whereabouts Of young Jerome
Smith, spys the Tooelo Transcript, who
recently succeeded In saving his way
out Of jail, The only clue to the diTec-
ton he took was the huiing OF ].
Hammond's horse near Garfield, which
smith borrowed without leave, and 1t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-31

CuCAuO, July 3l,.-Mayor Hopkins
wired Governor ALLEGED today % recall
eight c0muanirs % First regiment Of
TIE j, y. q. THIS order removes three
o. the six companies Mt Pullman aud
leaves but 0nu company on the Illinois
Central track, that nj East Hammond.
The mayor taid thatne ielt satisfied
that The three companies at Pullman
could maintain order. Tue Second
regiment at the stock yards will be
leit there Tor tie present.
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CHICAGO, July 3l.-rhrse men were
killed In AN explosion today In thestonc
yards OF DOLE a Sheyard, at HAW-
thOfne.
The explosion wrecked the maohin-
cry plant and broke tho windows for
quarter Of n mile around. Tho accl.
dent occurred during the test Of new
stone crushing maohine, and IN sup.
posed TO have been caused by spark
dropping In tho dynamite machine.
This belt line station, $500 feet away,
was wrecked, seriously injuring Agent
IL. NJ. Hall. a train on the track was
demolished.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-31

PRECJrr, Arz, July a. John
Murphy, an Atlantic anu Pacific stg,b.
jail lOr contempt Of court Tor attempt
Ing 10 prevent .hen from wording iu
the company'a shops Mt WinsOw. r.
A. Bfophy, an eK.c0nduciof, anu john
Lyons, n former engineer " the road,
were given the alternative Of sixty
days IN jail or giving 300 bond 10 keep
the peace, and refrain from interfering
with tho present employee VI the com.
pauy.
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CHICAGO, July 20 - Aiiss ANUS
Porter the fast lazy rider OF the
Columbian Ehgle Wbeelmun, has get a
nov mart iDra county run over cIuu.
try roads. Previously she had covered
the disiancu IN Olt31j. Paced by
Ruislam, she has just covered the fouiU
Ia Sis. That no flaws might bu
picked la bet record the young woman
registered 40 various lOiuts.
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Sew York stucL Market

WALL STREET, July "a. - Opening
quotations were generally shudo DO.
low the fuai figures Yesterday. Con-
solldsted gas broke .. 70 IL. specu'
laliOn soon assumed hfmrr tone,
CousOiidated gas recovered ana sold
up 90 10. Sugar prelurro1i advanced
4, suyar moved down =, but reooy'
cred
sul. " broke ] /. advanced , Toward
the Close sugar WuH ITtseu for sale,
and closed below yesttrJHy's close.
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Emancipation Day.

Tomorrow, August 1T, the Alto
Americans Of sails Lake AMI q, dgn,
Will celebrate tue anniversary Of Inolr
emancipation at III "a Para. The
speakers are Bruce Johnson, W. w.
Taylor aud W. III. Payne. A genuine
laugh and uu producing program viii
be- rendered. 4 cordial invitation 10
bs present has usvu rendered ~ Eli
while people.
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DO caII do slrII.e on

HAMMOND, lad, July 8l.-By
unanimous vote, East Chicago branch
No. 1853 OF the A. II. u. has decided 10
call the strike of on ths Chicago AMI
Calumet Terminal railway, There IL
every assurance that this Old men wall
DO given their PLACES.
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iaIu Aneci. NV rrlee Of corn.

CHICAGO, July "a. 90 There were
heavy rains today at some points Ia
Iowa with indications Of gon raj To.
llei from tie dr0uth throughout Iowa,
Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri and llli.
uois. Uuder these conditions corn for
September delivery opened lower IT
90; rallied 10 ~ anu worked down to
i5.
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A nrIek nnlIalnr cnil.n.s..

DALLAS, Tex, July 3l,-Two lage
brios buildings on Elm street, occupied
ny Wells Fargo express company anu
l.. CFaddock'N large grocery house
collapsed al 1880 today. a humber
Of people are buried In tho ruins. Que
mau was taken out dead.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-31

MINNEToNKA BEACH, July a.
hsoEett won The single scu.l race TO-.
day Ia g:33 2'5, the tastes, time ever
made on the coufze. Junior Doubles
was rowsd ia s;i5 8.b, beating the
MinnVtUnka reUJtI. Rat Portage lod
all the way; Minnesota second, Winul.
pog third, Duluth Dlfth.
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A MonAN KILIEn.
4 Deputy shsrin Loses ITS Temper
ANA opens Fire.

PHfLLPsnuRu, Pa, July 3l.-Jen-
ME Jones, wife VI a striking coal miner,
was killed. BY shot fired by James
Mytr', . deputy sheriff, maddeusi ~
tue JrrIs OF the women. Myers ficd
into tho niins. Tue stfitv-s Gwelr
they will avonge tue death OF the
woman.
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s.nnior Neerne.. n.,,.r.

WAsl1NurON, July Ex-senator
VOORHEES, Is better today, having rested
well last night.
Vest, who n suffering from an At.
TACK OF erysipelas, was at the meetings
VI the conference today.
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a cs.h OF ,.old alaIsn.

PARIS, July Sl.-A cusE Of gold
valued at $4,000, one OF forty casks
shipped irom New N0rk, was stolen
from the train between HavIe and
ParA There Is no clew 10 the thief or
maun,r In which tho oatS was re-
moved rom the train.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-31

WAsiuNuTOS, July 3l.-rhe rail.
ROAD strike investigation commission
met today, Wright, Herman and Wor.
Ellington all being present, tor tue pur.
pose VI arranging tue pfelimiuaries to
tue Investigation Of the hifikr ordered
by the American Railway Union.
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Great for Fruit
.l,L pi.rn,.. 70 u. Nnwa

gps.iI' Di,Baf-s 10 ne NEwA
LANDER, wyo, July 8l.-Thc Ian.
der is becoming great fruit country.
Apples, peaches, pears aud small fruits
thrive and DO well. one faHchman
near Lander will raise over 10 bushels
u apples this season. HE orchard has
Just begun bearing.
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London, July 3l.-Steward's cups,
sweep ftakes, for three year ulus auu
upwards, was won nj GOodW ODD to-day
by Sir J. Blundel Naples fout-year.
old Ganigway; Worcester second;
Court Ball third.
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ruE MINNEAPOLIS nLAzE.
The Tire Though, to lie Of Iassudiar,
OFigtn.

MiNNEAroLis, Mimi, July 3l.-Tho
fire department and allies from 81.
Paul were on active duty all night. A
detail constantly wet down the embeTs
Of the Oig lumber lire anu there were
calls from all over the city, the most
numerous coming from north Min
neap0iis. II seems certain that most
Of these fires were incendlary. That
Ia the wood yards In NorthtOwn Ger.
talnly showed evidence Of inoendiar.
lem. Olly the utmost vigilance aud
the fact that there was little wind pre-
vented "A cOntlagTAtiOu.
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ANAnCmIsTs ON TnIAI..
For MEETING To murder Members OF
tho MnlhI InmIIy.

LONDON, July al.-rhomas Cant.
ven aud Charles Quinn, two amazon.
Its charged with melting persous 10
murder members Of the royal family
ON the day Of preceding the opening
~ lhp rower Buuge arc on trial at tbs
Oh Bailey. The prisoners, II apperf-.
Tue Jay hclofe the OIeniLg 0f the
Tower Bridge succeeded In getting
together a crowd about Them on rOWer
mn and then Cantweli mounted to
tue parapet Ofa wall u Il displayed II
p'acard reading M rollow,:
"rower Bridge fellow worker: You
have expended HE, energy and sgill
In building this bridge. Now come
Tho royal yermin and the Tascally pc.
hticlans, with ptmp ami splend6r, TO
claim all the credit, You arc con.
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10 send tbs queen away, as she dots
not represent the present government.
We are anxious 10 have the queen TO-.
stored, and believe we will bo success.
ful In our nlssiou.
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Welcome 70 Salt Lake.

Hon. Hugh Butler, pioneer lawyer
Of Denver and well known To sll the
Western bar 10 In the city, He nnds
many old friends here.
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Trom lhe I.pio,lon OF a Iamp.

FORr DODaE, Iowa, July 3l-A
fire started at Eagle Grove lsst
from the explosion Of n lamp h
aud a half on the north eide
street, about fifteen businesi hHu..
were uugned. Tho loss l. So, UUJ.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-31

WAstuNoTOS, ID. e., July 81 The
House, by n vote Of 100 10 81, mas re-
fused TO agree 10 the senate million
dollar thirle appropriation amenl-
m-ntt 10 the agricultural appropriation
bill.
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shol a ao.ernor G,nernI.

CoSsrANlGNOrLE, July 3l,-A dis.
patch from Crete says man fred
shot today al the governor general.
He was slightly wounded In the head,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-31

sps-iui 70 me NEws p-r pusra Ies7rapt
EnlCu DAviu, tue VIE mur4urer,
was t1lHy sruieuced, by JUICE smith,
10 uu shot until no h. uaI. on sept.
lilh, Ia Utah county. Nuun asked n
he mad anything 10 say why the
time " his execution should not DO
liked Davis said: "NU, ! have
nothing bshy only I've mad no traI;
I've not bad no chance Tor my llle,aud
the people o, Utah know It," DAVIS
exhibited considerable nerve when lao
was sentenced, being calm and steady.
When tao date " execution Was
named thufc was just the Blightost pot.
cepublu dEuOplDg Of hts form. After
sentence hal been paassI he went 10
photographic aud hal his portrait
taken.
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a TOURIST sTEAnrH srnANnrD.
The Passengers Landed ON an Unin.
habitrd Island.

CuHisriANiA, july 8t.-The Brit.
ish tourist steamer Mioweta IL aground
near AskengOld on tue Norwegian
coast. The passengers we're landed on
un uninhnbliod Island. The Mlowera
sailed from ShiuldB July 9th for Odde.
Norway. She WINS recently built at
vancouver Tor sydney service. The
cleaner Is seriously damaged.
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Throwa from Horse oni Died.
le.laL D.a.nl-h 10 Me NV.

LANDEE, wyo., July SIX. p. De.
bar5eleDen, cowboy 10 the employ Of
the Bay State Cattle company, was
thrown from his horse while rounding
~ cattle ON Friday anu sustained IN
lurics from which he dled yesterday.
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IN A FIERCE NAVAL FIGHT,
Nearly One Thousand Men Killed l1
Battle or Drowned,
INCLUDING GERMAN OFFICERS.
a.iciai Statement of the oriziu Of
tue Present Trouble neiwsen
the i've Countries.

1frN siES, July 3l.--A naval battle
was fought yesterday between tue
Chinese aud japanese nesIs. The
Japanese sank the Chinese war fhip
Chea Yusu, aud two large oruisers,
supposed 10 bo vessels built Tor China
by the Afmslrougs, were captured or
destroyed. The Chon Yucn was q
battle chip of 7, 400 tons displacement,
carrying II Inch w 10 and compound
armlrod at thu water lluv. Her battery
included four l2.inch guns, protected
by nfmlrCd breaslworE and two smaller
kmpu., eleven HolohEiss csnuons
huI tubes Tor Whitehead torpeJoe,, two
sl.uch ani O.inch kfu pps aud =
secondary battery Of Hutcnkiss fUvoiv-
lux cannon,
Tue Chen Yuen was built for China
at tue Stttiiu works, she was a s,ef
ship Of the Ling iusn anu was tue mos,
b. wuiiul snip Ia the Chiuesr navy
with the exception u the Ling lueu.
SHANGHAI, July 8l,-News has Just
reached hufu Of "A desperate battle be.
.ween the fleets Of CHINA anu japan.
10 which tue Chinese were defeated
aud she Chen fueu, tho largest battle
thip but one IA the Chinese service,
was sunk and two other large Chinese
vessels, sAld 81 DO fret class cruisers,
captured or drstfoye ed. Tne battle was
houy contested but the Japanese ap.
lear ~ nave handled their guns, ships
aud tofpudOes with more skill than tile
Ckinutr. Tins ChiuBsu feet engaged
carried nearly thousand men anu n
large number are ruiofieIi killed or
drowned.
Later dispatches coy iew, " any,
Cuinese engaged In the battle escaped.
lwO Gtfmsu officers, In cOmmaud OF
the Chen luon, are reported to have
met death with the crew.
TiiE JApAhE-E GOVERNMENTS STATE
MEN1.
YOKOHAMA, July 8l,-rhe following
fnlci,l abatement OF tho dinlcultits be.
tween China aud Jap7u has been
issutd by the Japanesv government;
japan and China were approaching
a settlement Oi tho difficulties when
Chlna suddenly suggested that Japan
withdraw her lset from Cufeh nuj
give formal cOmpliaucu with the
AHNANNN AA AhNANN ny wv SUM- NAlENa
wise the whole Chinese iJreUs ~ land
anu tea were 10 advAnCe.
The Japanese regarded this as an
ullimalumi but acting under the all
vice OF the friendly powris, agreed 10
the propUsale In principle, IA an
amended form, at the same timp de-
clatiug that " the threatened Chinese
advance was male on tue 20lh, II
would be re"hrued ashn overt AoI.
IL Is cor lgtuted that this japanese
cjmmandrfs were Instructed 90 be- on
watch tor the Chinese waIships, and
seeing tue latter advancing on July
.Tth, opened FIRE.
The japanese do not believe the
kUw Shung, the Chinese transport
sunk by tho japanese cruiser, was ny
log the British flag, hut were using the
nag as a tuse.
The japanese Indignantly deny the
charges OF brutality brought against
the Oillcefs anu crew which sank the
Chinese transport.
HOLDING BACK the NEws.
NEW York, July 3l.-The ContTAl
cable Office Of the Western Union Tel.
egraph company has received advices
from Hong * ouu AMI AhnnghaI that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-31

WAsuNu1OS, July 3l,-Thu Dem,
cratic members Of the tarlti conference
committee did not accomplish any.
thing this morning. Chairman VOf.
bees OF the Senate cOnfertes aud Wilson
OF the House, were both absent on ac-
count OF illnoss. When the meeting
adjourned II was understood the con.
ierees would get together again nj
O'Clock.
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WAsuGNUTON, July 1.-THE Presi-
Gent has approved the legislative eE-
tcuiivc anu Judicial appropriation bills.
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rnE TARIrF MEASURE.
The Friends of ih- wilson mn more
ttopefui.

WAslISuTuN, July Sl.--rhs friends
Of the Wilson bill were full OF hope
today. They assured the chairman
and other House oonferees on the
tRrii that the House Democrats could
now be depended upon TO stand by the
House biii 10 the end. Chairman
Wilson and friends are likely to take n
conspicuous part In the caucus.
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noIDIN0 nAul TmE Nrws.

NEW HuRR, July 3l,-The Central
cable office Of the Western Union Tel.
egrnph company has received adviccs
from Hong Kong anu Shanghai that
The Chinese Telegraph Companies will
not accept any lelrgrnphio messages
respecting the war between China and
japan. The Chinese land lines north
oi Shanghai are interrupted. cutting
Cil lien Tslen and pskiu.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1894-02-24

Can be found at ONCE on Pike treet. or at
residence on Second street. when services are
required. .f..+ e'
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1894-02-24

WILL the Gazette be little more
specific and state which Populist
papers have deserted their colors.-
TINES.
If you but read your exchanges
you can see without having anyone
point them out to you, but that
many of them have dropped on
the system" goes without saying
Gazette.
This is about as near as we ex-
pected the Gazette would come to
mrking any definite assertion. 1t
knows that not a Peoples Party
paper in the State has dropped its
colors, but makes the assertion at
random. When asked the plain
question it cannot name one. The
people of the State can depend on
one thing, however, and that is that
the Gazette will always believe that
there is nothing good outside of the
Republican party, and that prom
Uses are all that are necessary to
live on.