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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-14
AFFLIRSOF THE CITY
Quite Certain That The Gravity Saver
Will hot DO Completed This ytaE
DALDY's CHANCES sor rue BEST.
The appointment of Juige llpge sun
slowed Away In Committee
Pigeon. c--ulscsllaueous.

Plenty o. money, an abundance Of
material, unlimited room, with but
few n any obstacles now go ~ make
upa condition most fiyosablo 10 work
on the gravity outlet nowcE
with uuch a status U, adams facing
the contractors construction eau o.
pushed ahoAi a. a worry rapid rate.
Whether 70 will be- though there seem.
to be some DOUBT ~ present there
are about 200 men employed iu various
capacities on the sewc. divided cub.
slantally as follows GnIcu. 90,
concrete men, 40; brlcklayers, rU,
plastcrefs, 8, miscellaneous, 90.
u IL estimated that there should be
at least lU1ut 100 m0u more engaged
on the work 10 complete the system on
time. It's about stvcI miles lour aud
something over 5000 iUct mUrs re-.
mains to be O. mpi,,cI under the terms
OF the contract iu ABOUT loo days
which would require an average
Advancement OF l5U istt DAY, much
more than - being done, % IL BaiG.
twin br interesting ~ know that up
10 date SOB UUl has bpun paid out "a
we conttBgs aud that E.s,0 900, OF 10 POI
| cent, has boeu reiaiueI. The total
rsiima,ed cost II Si4s,UUD. rue cou.
tractors are havil. Vnu difficulty, aud
/ that Is In procuring men win Jeanne. Il
appears tnnt there arc gtca. many
men IN this city who want wofsl bu,
not gravity sewer work, as they com.
| PLAIN that II IL entirely too hard for
/ lhrIl, Under the contract the builders
ui 'uetys'em nto prohibited from on.
pioyiug outside labor which eau 10
/ uau 10 abuuuanru.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-14
Indians for the Mnd MesL.

The management Of the realistic
wild West show that Il to begin 1T
Caldct's Park on Friday next received
a letter from the For, Hall Indian
agency at Boss Fork, Idaho, today.
Nit. &. y. Parsons writes that he has
procured "5eyeu bucks aud ono
aquaw" Tor the occasion and states
that they will be here on fhuniav.
rhufJ can DO ul question ns 70 the
success OF the show M n Dot u old
timers, such ne Dr.. faust, are taxing
hold OF 10 with a. much enthurlnHm NJ
though they were competitors " Bulia.
10 Bill, Barnum OF 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-14
Tho snicids Idsn,,nsd.

PACIFIC. No., Aug. 1.-THE myt-
terry surrounding the unknown suicide
whose body was founJ iu the river
near tins Place on Augu.t Ith IL about
cleared, ~ lar as hls identity " con-
corned. tits learned that his name is
Edward Huri ani that he lived Ia
J,il rson county about ten miles south
Of Cunwissi. On July ~ he left homo
on horseback. The next day the houo
came home, ssddlsd, with the stirfups
thrown across the saddle aud thu
Birdie roins lied behind the saddle. A
note was attached TO the saddle, iu
wlich he said no had borrowed Sjl
from friend and that he Intended
leaving the county aui his friends,
without them ever seeing him Lgain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-14

srRNuriELDs, H., Aug. Are
purls received at The Illinois depart.
munt o, agriculture IN August 10 indi'
cats that the condition Of corn at that
time was encouraging, pfonisiug 20
per cert average yiel1 per acre. Tue
p0atest report IL for northern Illinois,
where IL IL hut 90 averaging aud IL
pOiuts below 1893
In central Illinois the condition IL
favorable Tor 81 yer cent on average
yield yer acre, Or three points better
than 1898.
Southern division, 10 per cent aver
age, two points below 1898. The dam
uge done ny chinch bugs Is consider
uhle, tue pests being reported In the
counties Of Carroll, Lake, o den,
Christian, Cumberland, CLARK, Morgan,
Etiiugham, Randolph, Rchland anu
Wayne.
Area devoted to corn IL 6,70j,l7s
actes, 2sS,60J acres larger than 1898
ami tnv largest area reported since
1859.
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Bronght Here For Rnrial.

Y esierdsy, August 10, Josephine,
Tho four months old daughter OF Robert
G. sud Harriet SuRrr McEwau, died
st Ogden, Of cholera lnfantum. A.
tho parenls had three children buried
boz the Salt Lake City cemetery, tls
deceased was brought here on the 1910
am, uuiDa Pacific train today, Tor
Uurial The funeral service was held
at the grave. The opening prayer was
liirrei uy Elder Daniel A., Suarr. A
few tomsrks were mtIr by Elder Jas.
o., Smart u this city, grandfather "
the deceased, aud ny Bishop H.. j.
stevens OF Ogden. Tue closing prayer
was by Elder Robert 4. McEwan, Of
tNia cry, also q grandfather Of the
load haur, an the remains Of tho lit
tle one were laid TO rest. Brother Aud
Sister McEwau have "a most 9i ihenis
iu this CITY aud Ogden, VINO Bympatn-
lao with them m their sad boreayo.
muut,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-14
THE TARIFF BILL
Cannot Be Sent 10 The White House
Till Tomorrow.
coyenrssnES TAKING 4 RESI-


wAfuiNaroH, Aug. l4.-As the
psutp Of Representatives adjourned
,.tl Wednesday the tariff bill cannot
he .ent to theWhitel II ouse Until tomor.
row. II will DO enrolled and carefully
c,mrarrd today aud tomorrow will 70.
,.iye the signature, Of Speaker Crisp
aui Vice President Stovonson. A great
deal OF pressure will be brought TO bear
Ola tnc President 10 induce him to sign
tUe Dill, but the statement made by the
h.,ooiated Press yesterday that It Is
ms Intention to lot tue bill become
fw without his signature can be TO-
l.tnltd today.
A member Of the cabinet said today
hatif tie President should conclude
90 aiilx his signature 10 the bill II would
be- accompanied by u statement OF his
reasons.
40 OFFICIAL ACTION YEr.
wAsIuNGrON, Aug. li.-N0ither the
Democratic steering committee OF tie
Senate nor tne finance committed has
mot; consequently, these has been no
pnicial action IN regard 10 the supple
mental tafili bills. A majority VI tue
Republican steering committee favor
plsipOnoment Of the consideration OF
these bills, especially the free sugar
bill. lit SHOULD be forced TO an Issue,
the Republicans will divide on II and
there would be n possibility Of II be-
c3miug law. Tue II publican steering
committee has decided against thu
raising Of the question NJ 70 whether
the HOute lvguny hRi the Senate tatin
bili In its pO-ses.ion AMI In favor OF the
,ufrrring the supplemental House bills
10 tue finance comnitteu. IL II DO.
loved aquOrum you'll disappear be-
iorc they could be reported from the
committee.
Elt Is no. thought possible to pass the
ifce coal, iron ore Or uatbed wire bills
in tue senate. There h little doubt 10
ease n direct vote could be had that
tue Tree sugar bill would be passed. IL
ii should fail Of being referred u tue
lnuucc committee, the Republicans
would offer bounty smendment.
witch would carry II StewRTt's vote
could be had; otherwise II would be
defeated by "A tic vote. II IL Haid the
bill would be debated Mt such leugth
that 4, would 70 over until the next
session.
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AMUSEMENTS.

BLiND ToM, that strangcst aud most
woui,rfui Of human phenomena, ON.
,ofiainod a lsfgo audience 1T tno The.
lter lat evening. The eighteen year,
which have elapsed since no last mp.
peared In Salt Lake nave visibly aged
him, but ma . no altetstiol In his
marvellous gii,s; his woally uead T. slill
jet black, but hts f,ce loOla much
older, aud his bulk has materially In.
creased. IA intellect no IL SIN the
same CHILD A. ever. Il Is almost ia.
thistle TO soc him invariably clap hi
haudu over HE own performances, anu
equally ~ 60 sec him slow ly repeat the
lessons that have been taught him IN
making his announcements 10 the Hu-
diuucr. Ouu Circumstances, very
humorous one, illustrated last evening
tho weakness OF HE intellect, aud
though Il makes n laugh ON Mr. Ien.
kins, the entorpTieing piAno Hgont,is too
good not ~ DO told. Oue Of Blind Toms
numbers on the program was 10 play a
selection In initiation Of batJo and
guitar, this by means Of a patent Mt
taohmont applied ~ the strings Of the
piano. Mr. jenkins, while the curtain
was down, impressed II on Tom 10 an.
nouncs 10 the audience that the banjo
aud guitar attachment was only found
on the Everett piano; Tom, ia HE
stAmmering, precise way announced,
"Ladi,s and gentlemen, Tom will no.
give an imitation OF a guitar and
banjo. by meaus.of.Au- attachment.
found-ou- Euery piano" Mr. jenkins
CONSERVATION may lie imagined, but
Tom went on anu played his selection
In serene unoonsciousncs that no had
not July done his duty.
A. before, his main achievement
consisted To playing, after one hearing,
a selection rendered Nv some one from
tnu audience. Prof ktOuse dashed on
one Of his own c0npo stions,a sparkling
selection full OF fuus, but Tom seated
himsolf At the instrument aud dashed
u Oh IN the same way, almost note Tot
note. such instances 0f TetunliyonrH-
are past human finding out
The other Performances consisted Of
/ various limitations, all exceedingly
natural, and the playing oi TWO airs nj
the Hamo time anu no sang n third, His
renditions Of such selections Nd Lizsps
Hungarian rhapsody were chiefly TO-
markable for the inCt that they hau
been acquired merely by hearing Others
play them; they we're not executed
without many faults, but that ihvy
could be- executed At al from memory
Ia the remarkable thing.
Tom Ia under the charge OF the
COURTS sort Of ward IN chancery.
The lady who acts 40 HE guardian sal
by the u0oTkeeper last evening; it T.
l la. "a
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Police and court Record.

I'D Robinson, the darkey crooE, was
held by Justice Smith today on q
charge OF HOUSEKEEPING. Being uu-
able ~ ,urnish bonds in the sum 0i
$500 lao was renamed TO jail 90 await
the action OF tho grand Jury,
William McA pher plead guilty to
running gambling house AMI wAs
fined $50 Five alleged supporters u
the institution We're discharged, aud
four others ha Z their cases continued,
Roher, Fury, a IA peoted sLre thing
man who answers tho description Of
one OF the fellows connected with the
Fort DouElas robbery recently, aud
who isuu the docket ms being guilty Of
committing several other uiieuses Of 4
similar character, ID out on $500 bonds
with bis case set Tor tomorrow. The
police VIII not be- surprised u no fails
IL show Up when the case 10 called.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-14
~ CONGRESS.
The senate Receives the Message OF
ysst.rdaS's House Proceedings.

The senate Receives the Message OF
Ysst-rdRS's House Proceedings.
WAsiIINGTON, Aug. li.-rhcre was
but scattering " senators present to-
day when the Vice President called
the Senate 10 order AZ 1915 the
reading " the Journal was concluded.
a messenger from the House Informed
the Senate that the House hal patse1
bills placing coal, irou ore, barbud wire
anu sugar on the free list, In which IL
abked the concurrence Of tbs Senate.
Mauietson objected 10 the second
reading q the free list bills,
Hin gave notice VI an amendment
repeating all income taxes.
The bills Will come up tomorrow.
Hale introduced resolution Tor the
printing Of 5000 copies OF the House
bill No. 4s0l, known as the sugar tarif
bill.
Vest protested against this title. Hale
simply referred 10 II by the name
by which II would be- known
hereafter, Nvst questioned Hale's
right to say what would be tbs popular
designation Of the bill, aud declared Il
an outrage upon the Senate. The rcsc-
luti went over.
Bills were passed promoting OK
Commodore Louis q. Sart1ti, retired, 70
rcar.aimiral on tho retired list, aud
authorizing the soldieTs' home man
AGES % extend outdoor relief 10 yetcr'
ans.
At a:8O the Senate adjourned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-14
Not Much Done Yet.

The Jury before whom In Commits.
sioner Norrelps court yesterday after
noon was tried the "sousationAp
assault case Of wesIeryelg vs. Knox
failed to agree and aslho o1mmlssloner
will leave toni ght Tor the East he has
transferred the Tehearlng 20 Commis-
sioner GTeenman's court. There IN
some talk, however, OF au effort being
made In tue direction OF a private set
tlBment.
When the testimony was all In yes
tsrday the case against Ever was dts.
continued on motion VI the prosecu
liOu.
The case Ia which Colonel Page Ia
the complainant has not yet been
touched.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-14
A Residence Robbed.

Unknown thievo, effected an on.
trance iEto the residence OF Oscar
Luudgreen, At No. 202 Seuond
East street, some tinls yesterday while
the family was away. They made
themselves pretty familiar with the
premises rs evidenced by tho manner
In whicn they had ransAcked the
trunks, drawers, etc. An inventory
taken after they had gone disclosed tho
fact that several articles Of clothing
aud $50 In cash had disappeared with
them. Tue matter was reported to
the police.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-14
IMPEACHMENT DENIED.


Secretary Axiom, " the Y. NJ. @. A.,
met n representative Of ,his paper
today ami SALTS "HJu viii do me and
our association o favor u through the
columus OF the NEWS you viii an.
nounos to the public that the ststo-
mont that the Civil League or rather
the Good Citizenship movement was
evolved from tia, "luner circle" OF the
Y, M. G. A. ls untrue. The people
who are identified with Il and who
mona 10 succeed In their work come
from without our ranks, do not
mean by Inst that We are Rntagonistic
10 thv proposiIion, We favor the oh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-14

exchange. The CHIEF sttrac,i.ns were
sugar aud Disabling, the dealings in
bo,h OF which were on n scsls Of I'M
ussN' magnitude. Sugar Upe ed nt
lOfimi, against 1903 Yesterday. Dropped
10 loo. rallied 10 tvs reacted 60 lO7!
aud recovered g. los.
The consolidate exchange crowd
was 40 great that II WAS almost impDs-
sibls 90 get through.
Al the opening the prices began TO
20 up and they Kept going. The sugar
PEOPLE. II " said, are greatly elattd
over tue passage OF the bill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-14

10 Ia hardly probable lnat toe gues.
ton Of confirming the Mayors Ap.
pOintmunt Of Dr. DliUy as health com.
missioner viii come before the Council
Ibis evening, Toe matter was 70.
iurred 10 tue committee Ou sanitary
rules and quarantine regulations, but
there has uern no meeting as yet to
consider tho proposition. should Inn
mediate action hu taken II IL reason.
ably certain that DIR. Daily would 10
sized up auu placed on the shelf VI To-
lection 10 keep company with DR. Me-
Aohrau. This conclusion IL based on
what a member OF the Council said
today. His claim 10 that "thu same
crowd" VINO turned DR.. McAonran
down are opposed to Daily 10 n MAJ
aud would treat him similarly. Later
on, when Counoilmen Clawton aud
Hardy return home, there might be- u
pretty good chance for Dalby. Ia fact,
with them here his confirmation
would be almost n 'oregono conclusion.
But action now would mean defeat.
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A. to the TanasrI \ ul.ape,.

TIE committee on sanitary rules and
quarantine regulations are la n
quaudary M 90 how b proceed Otshapu
their report Ia the matter Of the alleged
tannery nuisance in the Nineteenth
wArl. The committee, Il seems, ara
very 10th ~ recommend the removal
Of a plant that Is constantly employing
from fifteen % twenty men aud which
O0st SIS, 900. the greatest trouble Is
when tue clippings are burned aud
then tho eteuch IN ths noighuorhDOi IL
extremely bad. IL Ia further com.
plRIurd that tho water which runs
fJftu rom the taunery building 10 20
strongly impfeguatrd aa 10 DO Injurious
10 the health Of tho people residing Ia
tlB vicinity. But this u 10 Thought
might be- overcome by piping u 10 one
n tlU canals In the western part Of tho
CITY,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-14
Veteran Firemeu.

The Veteran Firemen's association
and Hold's Jand will give n ioint eK-
cufsion TO Garfield on Tuesday, the
2s,h lust. On tIe Saturday evening
Immediately preceding that date the
veteran iremuu viii parade the streets
" the city In tOfchllght procession.
AsAu advertising effort that scheme is
a very good one anu Will attract loil
OF attention.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-14

CRAwFORDsvLLE, Ind. Aug. IA
Miss Dry Rsridau, weli.knOwn
belle Of WaynutOn, was iouLd dead
last night In her room, She had
swallowed a wintglnss full Of cafbOllc
acid aud died a horrible death, She
was In high spirits until lhst evening
when she learned that her intended
husband, Ora Pitchott, hal tgkon An-
other gii 10 an Entertainment On
hearing this she He'd crying 10 her
room and was seen no more alive.
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ESQ tho Senate adjourned.


NEw YORK, Aug. li,-St0ck mar
RET opened strong but soon became
irreeular sugar sold up to lO94,
broke to 1868 rallied to lOsl. Burllng-
ton declined /, ana reacted
The matke, continued uehvy unlil
alter II O'Clock. Then selling was
checked ana the prices went up. sugar.
In which trading was most active,
broke to l0i!, but rallied Co lul. Cana
dian Pacific sold ny ! 90 0'4,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-14
IuaEs IIors,. AproInlm.nt

The committee on municipal laws
are lax IN their movements concerning
Judge hogo's appointment TO succeed
himself a. city attorney, M the Coun-
ell itself has been 10 gtApplc with anu
overcome the rcttenchmont PROPOSE
ton. IL Il stated that the precious
document IA slowed away with many
others In the committee pigeon hole
aud how long II will remain there not
even the most ventufesome clerk dare
guess
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-14

Blocks OF shares thHngo Hands Amid
Muuh LHCitomenL

New YORK, Aug. li,-rhe oper,
alur- ON tue stock exchange enjoyed
the livsliest day they nave had Tor u
long time. Blocks Of thousands OF
shares changed hands rapidly amid
much excitement. Prices moved NJ
ana down 30 smartly that tue brokers
nad difficulty ~ executing the orders
given sat limit"
AN this was the result Of tue passage
of the tariff bill. 70 iOfeignrru who
nave already taken hold with VIII
nnd TO their purchases IL largely Al
tributable the weakness In the Sterling
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AT THE BEACH RESORTS.


The Logan Tabernacle choir and
friends to the number Of 800 came
down from their homes In the north
this morning and went out 10 Garfield,
where they spent the day. They
were Joined at the beEoh by a good
many members VI the Salt Lake
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-14

RyDE, Isle Of Wight, Aug. 1.-THE
Salauits wJn tho race to-day Tor the
vice commUdoIc's cup under the aus.
plces 81 the R0yal Victoria Yacht club,
The Nigilant dii not start.
The following from Air. Gould was
received; "rhu Nigilant IL unable g.
sail today NJ all her rigging has been
taken OF aud has not been stretched
properly"
Tho Ba,Eniia's lead over the Brit.
ianuia mover nll below two minutes
anu was increased to four nj tho finish.
fhe course OF fiigy miles was covered
In the remarkable limo VI over twelve
miles an hour.
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Money Lost.

Between tho Union Psoino depot
ami East Temple street ten dollar
bill wrapped In letter was lost on
Saturday night, August H.. The hon.
est finder will be rewarded II no TO-
turns the property 10 James w. Pypor
Al the General Tithlng uiilce, says that
gentleman,
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HIS FOOT CRUSHED.


Sp,1ai 10 hs SAWS bsr Dsi'rt' Telegraph
SANDY, Utah, Aug. IA Fred
Stevens, an engineer on the wasasch
branch o. tho RIO GraudU railway, had
his LEFT foot badly cfutboi ny being run
over by his engine At the Miugo
amcltur yards this morning shortly
nlter II O'Clock. Hc was lying under
the engine making some ropalfs whoa
tho tain was bumped ny the Union
Pacific switch engine with the result
above stated. 30 doctor was a. hand
aui hu was Immediately conveyed T.
salt Lake Cily on TIE Uuion Pacific
trails.
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MiNNEApoLls, MINI, Aug. l4,-Ed'
win Hntonee, residing In Plymouth
township, this cOu lty, was found dead
IN tho w0odp, shot through this body.
The matter rested until James Hatcher
was arrested last night charged with
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-14

jcct all hight, but personally ] cannot
agree with the Oflginators that The
method Is the bpst. ~; the y. NJ. e..
a. simply granted the use Of a room 90
the gentlemen who expect 10 &c the
scheme through and are Ia no way re-
spousiblu Tor what they d0.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-14

ito MURDER IL IL riatgl hat bOth
.lys had been IN love with Mics Lena
Bafger aud last week James was unitci
In marriage with hrr statements
aud admissions nave been made since
which lei the authorities to take the
Ctluu stated
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REVIVAL ~ uusrSBss.
Ascribed TO thc Passage OF the rarin
Measure.

TirnuuRu, Aug. 1.-THE passage
Of tnc tAril Uill has already made It.
self itlt hero by marked revival Of
business. Stocks in all lines " manu-
lectures have been reduced % a mini
mum, especially Iron, steel anu glass.
To-day large orders were received by
local manufacturer and more are ga
IuctUI. IL ~ asserted that a slight re-
ductiUu will DO necessary In the case
OF ginsn workers, TN plate men and
w1tkmon In some branches OF the Iron
and steel trade, uut.tho scales generally
allowed iOf a reduction 10 no the tariff
chguTts.
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CHICAGO. Aug. "A. 90 The bullish
Iowa crop report gave corn decided
strength, sud December at 90 showed
an vance Tor the day OF oonlr'
May rom 81 advanced 20 '-l sep
tember wheat advanced 10 %.
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LuNDON, Aug. 1.-The Canadian
Pacific steamer Empress u emma,
Captain Archibald, from vancouver
via Yokohama, reported ashore AZ
Shanghai August o, has been nOaleu'
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Special Dupaict 10 ne news
CASPER wyo., Aug. li.-There IL
considerable OF boom Ia the Salt
Greek oil district. Numerous eastern
parties are coming IN aud taking up
claims. Nine hundred aud thiIty-hve
certificates were filea In thu oiiico Of
tho county clerk yesterday.
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NEW York, Aug. 1.-the Western
Union Telegraph company has re-.
Cuived the following, dated Shanghai,
August 10 "rhe Chinese land lines
to Corea arc totally interrupted. There
Il no prospect Of restoration. The
cable route via Nagaskal beyond Fusau
10 also interrupted with the single ex.
cuption OF Fussn. C1rea J., completely
cut OH irUm all telegfaphic csmmuni.
Cation,n
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BOisE, Ida, Aug. li,-Ed Bunuoll,
% years OLD, was drow ned Ia the Boise
fiver, two miles above the city, ycsior-
jay. He attempted TO swim the
stream.
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BRUssELs, Aug. 1.-the police to-
day arrested forly.soysn persons classod
MS dynamitrfs.
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QUiNCY, Mass, Aug. "a. - John
Quincy a Jams died at Mount Nollas-
tOn THIS morning.