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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-28

The Colored Odd Fellows
Lodge has begun the erection of q
nall at No. 4Ol Centre street, ward
+, to cost $1,000.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-28

The highest award given every claim comprising
superiority in eavenng keeping properties purity
excellence This verdict has been given by best Jury
ever assembled for such purpose backed the
alton of the Chief Chemist of the United States Department
of Agriculture Washington, D. C., who made eabor.
ate examination and test of all the baking powders This
prominently the highest authority matters in
America
This verdict concusively settles the question and
proves that DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder is
superior in every way to any other brand.
NorE-The Chief Chemist rejected baking powders stating
Worlds Fair that considered
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-28

Nobody need have Neuralgia. Get DIR. Miles
Pain Pills from druggists. zone cent dose. y
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-08-16
SCARBOROUGH & HICKS

Fixing Up Their Mammoth New Quarters.
Il Y esterday work was begun putting
the new quarterssof Scarborough q
Hicks in shape for occupancy. Mr..
Geo. Feigle who has the contract for
remodeling, had force of men at
work tearing away the brick wall
which separates the buildings recently
occupied by Mr.. Schoolherr and TIL.
Philipson. The two big store rooms
will be made into one and will give
them a frontage of 10 feet by 100 feet
deep. 1t will be the largest store in
the state and Messrs. Scarborough &
Hicks will fill both floors with goods.
Mr.. Scarborough is now in New York
buying the latest fixtures and one of
the largest stocks of goods ever
brought to Teyas. 1t will certainly be
a big thing for Austin and one to
which every citizen can point with
pride. They expect to move in by the
middle of September.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-08-16
In the Depths Of Misery.

Though endowed with wealth be
yond the dreams of avarice," the
wretched sufferer from chronic dyspep'
STA is plunged in the depths of misery
from which he or she seldom energies
even for a day at a stretch. There is
way to down the imp. Invoke the
aid of Hostester's Stomach Bitters and
he departs. Keep using the medicine
and the relief you promptly experience
finally becomes permanent and thor
ough cure is effected. Heartburn,
fatulence, uneasiness and sinking in
the pit of the stomach, nervousness,
insomina-these are symptoms first
relieved and finally cured, with their
cause, by this ineffably reliable spe-
cific. Liver complaint and constipa.
ton are also sent to limbo by the bit
tiers. So are rheumatism, malaria and
kidney complaint. Use this helpful
medicine Systematically, not by fits
and starts.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-08-16
These Will Hold Over .

As a matter of general interest it is
well to know that the following state
senators will hold over this year. hav'
ing drawn the long term of four years
two years ago. They are able men in
every respect and will doubtless do
some excellent legislation, The list is
composed of the following:
Ben Whitaker, Texarkana; E L Ag-
new, Bonham; g H Yoakum, Green
vile; J w Mckinney, Jones Prairie; r
Z Steele. Cotton Gin; r A Greer, Beau.
mont: ] H Shelburne, Bellville; Miles
Crowley, Galveston; French Simpson,
Hallettsville; j w Dickson, Lexington;
Walter Tips, Austin; E A Atlee, La
edo; p J Lewis, San AutonioJ NJ
Dean, Ell Paso; d F Goss, Seymour; r
G Smith, Denton.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-08-16
sYMPATH1SEs WITH WILSON.
President Cleveland Writes Chairman
Wilson a Letter of Coincidence.

NEW YORK, Aug. ia Worlds
dispatch from Washington says:
Chairman Wilson has received a letter
from President Cleveland, written inns
mediately after the announcement of
the decision of the house to pass the
bill. The presidents letter is personal
and sympathetic but c ontains highly
significant reference to the present at
titude of the Democratic party on the
issue of tariff reform.
Mr., Cleveland says that as soon as
he heard the news of the decision to
pass the senate bill he immediately
thought of Mr.. Wilson and at once sat
down to write him a brief note ex~
pressing his feelings, Realizing the
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-08-16

concerning the sugar duty. There is
less benefit given to the manufacturer
by this bill than by the Mckinley
law. There is very considerable
reduction in this. Whilst as / stated
in the beginning, the senate amend
ments leave the bill in less acceptable
shane than when it left the house.
There is no comparison between the
merits OF the two. 1t should not be
forgotten also that the system recon-
mended by the house, known as the
income tax, is retained in the bill and
becomes a part of our fiscal policy. BY
this it is proposed to tax all that peo'
pie have in excess of their needs
rather than to tax what they need
and have not"
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-08-16
Killed in His Own House.

LITTLE Rock, Aug. 15.-William
Avery and John Hancock, two farm
ers, became involved in quarrel at
Big Flat, Marion county, several days
ago. Yesterday Avery was passing
Hancock with rifle on his shoulder
when the quarrel was resumed. Han
cock pointed his weapon at Avery
when the latter's wife threw her arms
around her husbands neck and took
him to the house. Hancock then fired
through the door ami killed Avery.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-08-16

My boy was taken with disease
resembling bloody tiux. The first
thing 1 thought of was Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
Two doses of it settled the matter and
cured him sound and we'll. 1 hearth.
ly recommend this remedy to all per-
sous suffering from like complaint,
will answer any inquiries regarding
it when stamp is inclosed. l refer to
any county official as to my reliability
VIM. Roach, J. P, Primroy, Campbell
county, Tenn. For sale by DIR. j. j,
Tobin's drug store.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-08-16
The State Grange.
pecial to The Statesma'

Special to The Statesman.
TEMPLE, Aug. 15.-The state grange
meeting closed here tonight with a
memorial service and the comforting of
the sixth degree. The next place of
meeting will be Killeen, Bell county,
second Tuesday in August, 1895. The
executive committee, composed of w.
H. Hearns, McGregor; A. J. Sharp,
Nesbit; B. J. Kendrick, Waco. and
John B. Longworthy, Martin, were
empowered to appoint speakers for a
series of lectures bearing on matters
pertaining to the Grange, who will be
placed in the field at the earliest OPP
portunity.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-08-16
BROWN IRON BITTERS
cures Dyspepsia, In
digestion 6 Debility,
Fiendish Train Wreckers.

LITTLE Rock, Aug. 15-A desper-
ale attempt to wreck a passenger
train on the Little Rock & FIT. Smith
road Was made last night. A tele-
graph pole was placed across the
track at the centre OF high treetle,
near Mayflower, 20 miles from this
city. The train was running at high
rate of speed and knocked the Obstrn C
ton OIL, deraiiing the engine bu
causing small damage
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-08-16
New Railroad In Colorado.

DENVER, Aug. 15.-It is announced
that Boston capitalists are about to
organize company to build a rail-
road from Pueblo to Trinidad which
will be leased to the Union Pacific,
Denver and Gulf, at e price equal to
10 per cent on the investment. The
Gulf crosses the Denver and Rio
Grande tracks between those points,
paying a rental of $780, year. The
new road, it is said, can be built for
$500. 600,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-08-16

great effort made by Mr.. Wilson to
bring about a different result, he
knows bis disappointment must have
been keen and lasting. He urges him
though not to despair, and he too has
felt great disappointment at the out
come. At this time the president says
he had begun to doubt
wether the Democratic party was,
after all, the real party of
tariff reform, but he had not pc
mitted himself to entertain the
thought, realizing Immediately that
no matter what might be the tenn
porary obstacles in the way of pro-
gress, the party must continue its
crusade; its members must remain
loyal to the cardinal principle of their
organization.
AT least half the letter is given up
admonishing Mr.. Wilson that he MUST
exercise great care in outstanding his
strength and seeking complete restoGa.-
ton to health. The president urges
him not to be castdown on account of
defeat, but to devote his thoughts to
regaining his full forces in order that
he may continue the fight for tariff
reform, in which the president as
sures him he will always be looked
upon as gallant leader.
Captain Sweeney, o. S. A., San Diego Cal.
says "Shilohs Catarrh Remedy is the first
medicine | have ever found tbs WOuld On ma
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-08-16
NORWAY.
WELLMAN RETURNS.

TRoMsoE, Norway, Aug. 15.-Wal'
ter Wellman and party have arrived
here from the Arctic regions where
their steamer, the Ragnvold Jarl, was
recently crushed in the ice, compel
ing them to abandon their attempt to
reach the north pole.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-08-16

publican congress of 1878. We are in
favor of the bimetallic standard as it
existed before that time and the COIN
age by the United States without re-
terence to the policy of other nations,
both gold and silver in such man.
ner as will maintain both metals in
at parity"
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-08-16
HOLLAND.
CHOLERA RECORD.

AMSTERDAM, Aug. 15,-At Meas.
tricht two new cases of cholera and
one death from that disease have been
reported At Utrecht. Lobith and
Mydrecht respectively one case of
cholera has been reported.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-08-16

When Baby was sick, we gave ner Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gavethem Castorta.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-08-16
More Water Coming Down.

Special TO The Statesman.
ktNGsLAND, Tex, Aug, 16--At 6
o'clock tonight the Colorado river at
this place was running a rise of II IL
feet and was still rising.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-08-16
TENNESSEE DEMOCRATS.
IN CONVENTION THEY ENDORSE
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND.

His Name Was Cheered to the Echo
When Mentioned, and His Critics Were
Listened to IN Silence - Governor
Turney Nominated by Acclamation.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-08-16

Captain Sweeney, o. S. A., San Diego Cal.
says "Shilohs Catarrh Remedy is the first
medicine / have ever found that would do me
any good" Price Soc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-26

LONDON, July g5.-Mf. Fioldeu,
owner VI the yacht Saids, which yes.
eel succ0tcd Prof Oysb, ex.geOlogist OF
the Welimau Arctic expedition, left nj
DAuos island, referring 10 the reported
loss OF the Wollman parry aud their
steamer, said that he had learned from
Spi,EOergep thEt the RlgnvAid Jarl
was an OF whaler, which had been
fitted up as n steamer, and that she
wis Ia no way lifted 10 encounter the
ice.
Mr.. Fielden adds he is led 10 believe
that IN the whole oi Wtllman's COM
pany there was no one possessed OF
practical experience 10 polar explore.
tiUuB.
MIR. Siewwers shows the Associated
Press representative a bundle " letter.
received on Monday last from Arctic
Dealers. The writer's said that they we're
convinced that not only we're oil ol
the members of the Weliman expedi.
ton lost, but that Captain NAnsen's
ship was also crushed In the ice.
Mt. Siowwar believes that the PehTy
party Will return In September after
having sailed on Fn open polar BsA.
Pcary ana JAckson's expeditions, Mfr.
SiewweTa declare, were tue only ones
VI all those nov out that were solou-
tltcally planned.
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SHOE DEPT.

A visit 10 our Shoe Dept. Will repay
you. Tho bargains we 0iior this week ia
reliable footwear Hro not to DO found
rlsoN here.
Chldrens spring Hool, slzos to
s., Tor Ilr.
Childran'- Patent Tip. Spring Heel,
sizos - 60 ~, value $40, FOR sjc.
Missus Spring Uosl, Sizes ~ TO >.
value $3.50. for SlOO.
Ladies, Patent Zip, Kid shoes, sizes
10 q. Tor sl.gi.
Ladies Patent Tip, Dongola Kid, for
sl,J0,
ladies Llgh; pongola Kid, for sI.75.
The last of t. c. Burgs Shoes, value
$500, ipr $500,
johnson Bros, nne Dongola, Patent
Tip Tor s22i
The very host hand sowed turned
shoe ln our house for $500.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
LIKE A WILD BEAST.
wholesale nurisr BY a Los Angeles
GX.POllC8 0llcsL
FOUR VICTIMS OF HIS FURY.


Los ANGELEs, July s6.-Thrse PEG.
rl. n,tantly killed and one fatally
wounded was the wholesale murderous
record made by John Craig, an ex.
pjlioe officer, last night.
About five O'Clock last evening Craig
hired borse aud buggy aud drove TO
the house Of his divorced wife, situated
tp COrfillilos canyon, near IfUpicO,
whefo sho lived with her uncle, her
brother aud her three young children.
BEFORE Craig started hs announced
mat he was gong there with tue la.
iputiou Ut seeing his children, but
uutJef was evidently his determine
ton, Ne no had armed himself with two
rsyolyors aud had besn drinking heav.
..e during the afternoon. When he
..ilved Ut tho home Of hlt wife he
ibrfAtely drew revolver and fhot
l.. dead. Her brother, George Hunter,
vh, was some distance from the
..uto when the shooting occurred,
Iuanod 10 HE sisters assistance. Craig
rutt him, inilicliug wound which
will prove fatal He then Jumped iu-
tI his buggy and drove rapidly back
90 ID, Angeles. Arriving Mt tho
10 uso OF his fathof-iE-lnw, william
Hunt, he tied up tho houe aud with
out nny ceremony ran into the house,
thll anu Instantly killed HE iRthet-in.
law and molher.in-lAw. He then mp.
pl ed the pistol TO his own hoad with
mo intention Of ending his existence,
tui only succeeded IN inliciiug
slight hrsh wound. Two neighbors
rushed Ia aud dlsatmed Craiy, do.
tRlnltg him until the arrival VI the
police.
Mp. Craig secured n divorce about
tuo months ago upon the grounds 0i
cruelty and Craig, who IL reputed 10
o. possessed VI very IuarfelsOme dis-
pO,itlcp, mss Fever Loaf an opportunity
10 make Il unpleasant ipr her and her
family. Ho claims that his wife anu
rsr family have frequently threatened
bio Ike and that his shooting auticl.
piicI the iulfilmont u this threat. Tx.
Police Oiluer Craig bad the repuis
ton Of being very quarfeltOme aud
aggressive. lie distinguished himself
while on the force by participating In
numerous brawls. Ho has three chil.
drcn, the eldest being but i've years
old.
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COLORADO cry, Colo, July 25.--
Detectives from Denver today arrested
John Mullins, Herman Kubbake ami
g. G.. Mckinney nj Colorado springs
Tor completely In tafflng and feather
ing a Jutsut General Tnitney They
were held Ia bonds u $1,000 Before
bonds could be- Furnished sheriff Bow
ers, u Colorado Springs, demanded
custody VI tbs prisoners aud took them
10 the county Jail.
Sheriff Bowers asked by what hight
the Denver detectives had made NJ.
rests IN III Paso county, and was IN.
formed that they had been specially
authorized by Governor Waite TO acl
In tbs Tnrsney matter. Legal com.
pllCstions may grow out Of the matlof
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SIGNED STATEMENTS GIVEN Is
EVIDENCE OF THE SUCCESS OF
THIS WONDERFUL SYSTGl,
No one need Suffer. II Mrn Special.
lists Have Treated You aud Made
You Worse, Don'l give up. Read
tho Evidence from palleut, Cured
by Drs. shores \ shores


This organ plays a very important role
In tho drama Of Digestion, making the
Performance olthor comedy or tragedy
according to whoihor 10 tho. liver is
bright and active, or sluggish or torpid.
Tho livor'a duty Is TO socre.o bile, hylp
prepare tho food for assimilation, aud TO
purify the blood II II fails Zoo those en-
ploymonts or performs thom Imperiec ly,
tue entire system IN soon At likes AMI
9oyons. When Tho liver i' not over.
worked, no organ In tho entire hoiyis moro
companionable. But just give ita irillo
TOO much tu do, or present with Improper
food Tor manipulation, aud 70 Will soon
utter a protest. II the sitaiu iH NOT speed.
lily relieved, the organ becomes iuiIaincd
and iw0llon. aud digestion disOrgHnlSed,
aud tho blood impure. symptoms uf dis
ordered liver arc duh headache, bad
taste IN the mouth, coated tongue, sick
stomach, pain under the right shoulder
blade, irregular sour riaingH iu the throat,
dizziness, black spots before tho eyes
and shooting pains In the back. These
symptoms 40 not all oNist 30 tho Same
time, Of course. but enough ~ them will
De present to prove that the sufferer needs
tho advice and treatment of some uN-
porioncU and successful specialists.
Dfs. shores s. Shores arc tho most suCa
cussiul Ia salt Lake, and their many
cuTOs % casus similar to the above H.
proof that you need not suffer, but 20 10
Them aud be restored TO health,
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Boys Clothing Dept.

UOys' SHAW IIlIs, nss0fIUd C0I0Ts aud
shapes, from oc TO 7'c.
A Line of MuUs Nalhriggan Under
wear, Co close az tar Suit
Toys Bno Cbrua, uoubl0-breAsiod
Suit, Value 300, now si.aD suit
BOYS brown Mixed Cashmere Suits,
very noat aud good wearing, value siGi,
Tor s-Ul,
Boys B.un Chovi0t Mothers Friend
Waists, raTo bargain Tor Glg.
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NEw YOmS, July 2G.-rho Worlds
Saratoga special sayt Prince HatE.
field, &. T.. Hunungtoh's sJu-iu.lAw,
has for some Tins played roulette nj the
Saratoga club. lie was gwen a high
limit, ami frequently won or lost ssy.
eral thousand dollars Ut n sitting.
The managers became alarmed anu
bEod n $4,000 limit on tho prince.
Last night tho prince putting from
500 10 $1,000 on every roll VI tie ball
won Sll, 900.
Presently iuck turned and ho lost all
but f2lbI0. He isit Tor time, tut
returned and lost the q. 800 aud &c.
900 besides. Then the proprietor forced
ths limit. ThereupJn the ptiuOo upset
the table In rage aud smashed things
generally. AZ last no was quoted auu
left the place.
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PATHETIC IAPANEsE.

Residents OF San TrauciscO Will Ala
tho itume Cow rnmrut.
SAN FRANCisCO. July ga meet
Ing Of a committees representing Jupn'
nUse residents was held at the JaIan
consulate tonight, anu II was decided
20 make immediate efforts to raise
$4,000 to assist the Japanese govern
ment In carrying on lts war with China.
Further than mat, the Sau Francisco
Japanese are prepared ~ form bri.
gade Of 1000 men, arm themselves
with American rifles AMI 20 to Japan
at ,heir own expensr, W their auTyices
should be needed In the COiean con.
fict All the members ui the japanese
oolOuy will DO assessed TO raise funds u
the war gOes on.
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Tnr cIIAnLrsroN'A nrrI.
{, Has nren Found 10 Bs In q Yer,
nsd Condition.

u Has nren Found 10 Bo in q Very
hsd Conuitiou.
tAN FRANCGsCO, July 2J.-The Er
oHiHtr tsys: Just why there's Guild us
rH Muuh secrecy IN and about The HlOne
ufy deck at tue Mare Island navy YARD
anu on board the United States criiser
Nnatltstou, winch rests On It's Reel
within the dJ flock, has been the sub
.tg, " much WUu der. Tue real cause
.s Sue fact that The keel OF tho cruiser
has been found 10 be- ia baicondillon,
".doueinvoiviBgt orious cons,qutncus,
uni not the trouble beel discovered by
naval Constructor Armisted. rhs
Keel bolts or rlvut1 have Dec0ms cor
Ioued aud eatun away 10 a dapth vary
lng itom Ous.Uighth 10 One-hRif OF an
lueh directly amiushipJ, anu ia some
INSTANCES the cOfruaiUn IL 90 bad lhat
ON packing away tho outer
iust, water from tho inner
nun came dripping thT0u IN.
DuEojed rlvets Witch have passsp
Their time Of usefulness can be- found
July Uus.half the leugIh Of tho keel.
lhe exact csuLu OF tuo CJfrOaion anu
'hu results 10 be expected tuoreirom h
question oil opiutUn NmOng naval
egplr' There are those VINO claim II
70 Do due 10 iuleriOr material used IN
tue iNe,s, while others proclaim It O.
y, Tue result OF iuai,enliOu, an insu
hclent nmount OF paint 10 protect the
Hyt's itum the action q the water.
Despite all the secrecy exercised,
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rmr snlrn.nNAN coNrrsr
It Comes on Tonight aud wiz lie
Decisive.

it Comes on Tonight hnd WIN lie
Decisive.
MINNEApOLis, July .6.-The city
IL Milling w with visiting sporismen
from all over tho country anu betting
on the result OF the smith. Ryan con.
tcrt, which takes place tonight, IL bo-
coming quite lively. Bets Of nil kinds
are being made at odds on the general
fesult favOring Ryan.
The contest haH double interest Le-
cause both men have met twice before
and draws have re- ulleI ia both cases,
Both the boxers arc anxious to settle
the question VI supremacy aud this
event will be 10 decision. All
Kennedy, Smiths hacker, Ia sure OF
his mans ability 10 win aud II IL
probable that no will offer % back his
0piniOn ut tho ringside for good bit OF
money. Davenport, RyAn's manager,
~ carrying around big roll Of
Chicago's green 10 go on Ryan, aud
there Will most likely be lively
scene ut the riug's side while tue men
Htn admlrlng each others physical
dvvelg pmenL
mo man hfs ever seen mo fight
twice alice" said Ryan, "aud / will
show Smith AMI everyone else tonight
something new"
smith declares that he will put up a
good, cautious battle and compel Ryan
~ do his share u tue leading. No
matter how tne affair results, II Ia
pretty sure that one Of the oleyerest
Nights ever recorded will bs seen, And
that the yexod question OF who Ia
really welteI-weignt champion Will be
settled doeiaiVely.
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nose ran, headaches. no appetite aud sho
couldn't sleep at night
Hearing OF the wonderful cures snoc cd
by Dr, Shores e Shores, decided 20
take my child TO thOm, and l am glad
did, for can now tru hfully say ana
sho In we'll again. / cannot lay too much
In praise of DR.. Shores s. Shores, aud
would Blyiso all mothers 90 tako ihelr
children 90 them as h0Ir treatment Il.
mild, pleasant and UnUctva.
Mrs Edgar resides at 40. - Simondi
avenue. between seventh and Eighth
West streets, salt Lake city, where she
can DO seen, and will readily verify her
statement.
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ALEaIsLArINE scENE.
a Hot Debate IN the French chamber
of Deputies

PANS, July 25,-.rhero was wild
sceuu today IN Tue Chamber Of D'pu-
tics during the debate on snti'auafoh'
ist measures. NJ. JEutes, socialist,
moved mn amendment 10 demo inmate
~ anarchists miniattTs, sonai ois anu
deputies accepting brides. Phis led TO
q revival Of thp Panama lnu,ienh'
NJ. JOuIdan attacked NJ. RluyivreK'
minister Of finance. Tue lattet DO.
ClAred he hsu come scathelta' through
the Panama scandal, aud he hotly ln'
formed NJ. Jourdan that no would TAX
up the gauntlet with him elsewhri'.
NJ. Rouvler afterwards sent bis stcon
10 NJ, JuurdAH.
The Jaufes amendment was ovenlu-
ally rejected by vote 2Ji 10 2.2'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-26

DENVER, July g5.-The Imperial
Council uf the Mobiles OF the Mystic
shrine today completed the election Of
officer
Atlor elvoting Olicetd the delegates
considered applications Tor charters
anu dispensatiOns. The dlsponsstlon
asked for by III Gu temple Of Ogden,
was denied, on tho ground that u
was too near tnc Temple at Salt Lake
CITY.