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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-07

The orient AGilciod win the Biaok
plague hud neboiiiDn


plague Aud Rebellion
San FRANCISCO, June 6.-The
steamer CHINA arrived today from tue
orient, bringing Chinese aivicrs 10
May l6,h and japanese 70 Msy 2i.h.
Tho black plague nj CanIon, Hong.
kong anu elsewhere IN China has
spread with great Tapldity, and both
native aud foreign colonies are ia n
state bordering on panic. The raw
ages OF the pesIilenoo have been agra
waited by drought extending over
eight months. just before the steamer
sailed from Hongkong the epidemic
assumed yirulent form, anu In slA
hours thirty.thTes deaths were reported.
The instruction In Korea has a.
sumed very serious phase. The rebels
are principally tho party which
adhered 10 Chinese doctrines anu
opposes western iIeas anu inter.
course. The TeUel leader Is
Sai.Ji.kyO, and his followers
number $4,000. Having once deleated
the government troops and KILLED rev.
ural officials, the insurgents aro muoh
ENCOURAGED and have attained great
prestige. Three steamers, One Chin.
Geo war vessel, have already conveyed
$40 tiOups, 5lJ, GOO TOunuh OF nmmuni-
ton and Two iiold pieces TO tho scene
Of disturbance, wAich ~ la the south
west Of the peninsula. Among tue
cardinal principles OF the rebels, de.
clATed IN "A manifesto publishedliaf and
wide, IL a demand 10 rxpel Foreigners
aud purify the doctrine OF the saints,
anu & put down th1He IN authority. IL
Is Ia said the native Roman Catholics
have llinrd the rebels.
The japanese Diet slill continues
hostile to the government, but ~ the
TWO opposition PARTIES will got unite
lorces, tarn voting against tue otneT's
motion, a second attempt TO carry n
vote OF wanllot confidence fiiloi. A
colorless m0uun, declaring want VI,
confidence In the action Of Iue govern
cut In dlssolylng the precious Diet,
was, now eyff, passed.
Several bius have been carried IN
the lower house against the govern
meHt, anu several governments meal
ures rejected, among hum enc Tor re-.
vision VI tteaisg.
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cnINEsE CUNNING.
A hhiu Lond of coolies Admitted 10
the fsir scatter over tho Land.

A hhiti Lond of coolies Admitted 10
the fsir Scatter over the Land.
San FRANCisCO, June G.-The craft
aui cunning VI tue Chinese has once
more circumvenied the Federal author.
tiles and the exclusion laws, and an
result Of the privileges extended to
them by Congress 10 sec the Midwinter
Fair, the celestial population OF the
county mas been awelled by the nd
diti0n VI another ship load VI laborers
who have had six months' time 10 scat
ter anu conceal themselvef.
When the resolution introduced by
Senator White extending the same
privileges 10 exhibitors 1t the Midwin.
tor Fair Oh had been previously graDtcd
Tor the Columbian exposition was
adopted, the parties Ia this city
who hsve been engaged In evaiing
tbs exclusion laws were quick 10 SEQ
the opportunity 10 bring ia another
batch VI Chinese under cover Of bring
Ing them 10 the Fair ~ had been done
ut Chicago, and a. result Of the deal,
2j7 lab0fofs were landed despite the
opposition Of Collector Wise.
The innocent looking resolution
probably put something like 100000
into the pockets Of tbs Chinese com.
pany that manipulated the scheme aud
organized a company .or the purpose
Of placing a Chinese exhibit at the
Fair.
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spite OF the strange twist In their
tongues.
Lord Kinnnird afterwards enter
taiucd the members az dinner
kilograms were received from all
parts OF the universe c0ngfaiulating the
conference upon the Jubilee,
Lord Ninnaird,on behalf OF the Eng
Heb Y. NJ. g. A., presented President
Sir George Williams an address In n
handsome album, thanking God for his
abundant goodness In or0wnlng tho
movement with success. His lord6hip
congratulated the recipient on having
been preserved to witness the remark.
able extent Of the work.
Similar addresses were presented by
delegations from Scotland, Ireland,
AustfaliP, New Zealand, the United
States, Canals, Denmark anu Ger.
many.
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TnE Monnr own.
more Favorable news Prem ihe
Flooded Districts.

Flooded Districts.
PORTLAND, ore, June 6.-News
from the upper Columbia region indi-
Gates that the worst OF the Hood IL over.
Snake river ~ falling and the Column
bla Ia stationary. In this city the
water reached the 8S-ioot mark ut
noon. On Front street the water Ia
utup enough Tor navigation by large
sized river craft. Thirty blocks are
under water, aud rise OF few feet
will mandate the entire town under
The BLUFF.
Memaloose island, the burial place
a the Indians, ~ under water and
hundreds Of skeletons are being washed
away.
TIE latest reports from the Cascade
locks Atu that the government works
ate siill In great danger. The bulk
htau which keeps the Columbia out OF
Tue upper end pf the locks IL almost
tubmerged. Should II go Uut, all the
upfap work and possibly the entire
works VIII he destroyed.
The UniOn Pacific Is In a very bad
shape uear the locks. Where the CUE
rent strikes the bank alongside the
nilfoaI, n mountain Ia moving, ~.
rmbilng huge glacier, while masses
o. The Ulun are continually falling into
lht river. Big tir trees, as they tum.
Ole over the bank, hang for little
while downward, and then plunge into
The current below. The river has cut
lulo the mountain for u quarter OF Il
mile.
Tue weather bureau predicts that the
river In this city will roach lie max.
lnium height at mi night, aud remain
stationary I'LL Thursday, with n tend
sney 10 TALL When II commences to
AL u viii be- very slow, not over four
inches u day for at least ten days.
Al Rlpurin the Snake river has
allen ten Inches In this last twenty.
l9ur hours.
a telephone message received late
lhls afternoon from the locks says that
'"e contractors have succeeded In
strengthening the bulkheads 20 that
,ury wiz not 20 out. IL II now be.
"'V'l 'haI all danger Is past.
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THE y. ". q a. JUBILEE


LONDON, June 6.--Thu jubilee ceit-
bratlon oi tue international cUuiefur o.,
Of the Y. NJ. G.. A. took place TO-DAY,
After tho devotional services, jubilee
service, ut which John WanamaheT
presided, took lace, Aiming IhOsr
resent were Prince OlolrU VI Sweden,
Vice PRECEDENT Alire Azure, Prince
BernsdotlU, Count Won BeTn-tUfti, Rev,
d. \. L., Cuyl0L Vi New York, aud
Others.
Mr.. Wauamaker said this was a won.
dcriul conference and that II hhoWeH
how small the world wss,and now near
We all were % each otuef, AND how
possible II was that the whole world
should DO converted TO God. Ihefe
was no longer such thing w a
stranger or foreigner In their mldsi, H.
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THE PUBLIC
Appreciate the Wonderful Cures
Being Effected by DIS. Shores
& Shores New Treatment
THEIR PARLoRS TOO SMALL
TO ACCOMMODATE THE
LARGE CROWDS THAT
CAME LAST WEEK.

Judge for yourself, call at the ofIlccs Of
Drs. shores & Shores, see their pariors,
always crowded, como aud talk with
thoir patients. they eau tell you u tho
treatment IL curing thom, come, note tho
difference between the f"l and tho
imitation. Thcn you can have only one
opinion, tho Same ~ hundreds OF o.hor-
have. that this IL the only reliable modi-
cal and surgical institute boz the city.
Urs, Shores q shores, consulting phys
ioiAns. They need no shield, they run
their business on their own name, are
honorable, skiilul aud conscientious
physicians.
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7ELEGRAPHlC.
glNEUS STONE TRAlNMEN.
!, grtIr,sr Instantly Killed and a
Brakeman Hurt
vx,ttsmont-A sRnEuinarJ
rueounter IN iiiinoi'-An
angry aob.

r.,yu. fnd., June 0.-This alter
.cr5sd Of augry miners bloekad'
n..' v,ndalla wesibound freight train
" .,nsre aud stoned the trainmen.
~ engineer, William Bars, was
~ nm the bead by heavy stone
,,n,lsnily killed. Brakeman a. J.
a.,,an wac hit on the back and
hg 1' hurt The strikers continued
ssg ,ny stones uutil every window
81 ose aad engine was broken.
10 ~ w excitement Is Intense. Ofiieers
,,sin hot pursuit Of tho strikers. The
H,nsineer aud Injured Brakeman
v,in Teffo Hautc.
,ssiyu PoR MILITARY PROTECTION.
c,vmfpoE, o., June 0.-rhe situa.
~, bsfe tonight Il very serious. The
i-s,, are determined that no more
"isb,ll pass, no matter what must
,,.or.sd 20 10 prevent II. ono coal
I'm ,lipppd through by running on a
'sngef Trains schedule. When tue
..pger tfaiA followed the miners
s,ssediL They were very angry by
i-.8g fooled by the engiaeer OF the
IN train. The passenger train got
,s,0uyb. but Ii received vOllUy Of
,,ops.. eli tho windows being broken.
I'M tatsengers, however, nnd been
vsfnsd ami we're not hurt. Tbs mob
lLen became 70 desperate as 10 alarm
Inc citizens, anu sheriff Nilsson has
s.kri Governor Mckinley W send
uJJpi Immediately.
TINY FIRE A SHAFT
prKiN, ILL.,, June O.-Thero wns a
b,e5uy battle at Little's coal mine, Il We
miles down the Illinois river, today.
Wofl was received here that 900 min
tfsif5m the wet OF tho river were
ABOUT 10 attack the mine. Sheriff. FRED
tiic. aw0fo la posse ana SGT cut for
tlv scene. The strikers had assembled
u BUu,0nvllle anu crossed the Illinois
% the Jerry. There were about 400
men and aOme women.
flu anefin demonstrated with the
msn ~ vain. Tho leader Of the Gtrlk.
w., with revolver In each hand,
cHrd out, "FollOw mel" and the crowd
gutucl.
Tue Littlos and their sons aud a
eo1ltd man rstfeated 10 the lOwershuit
Aul opened fite Oh the attacking party.
Tue nfo was returned, and several
itv,s were hred into the shalt. Little
h.l,lgd white flag, but the hring dld
uyl cease. Tho shaft was set on fire
anu Il was feared that the powder
house would be fired, ~ the crowd re-
heated.
There are a number Of miners Ia the
shalt who II 10 feared are suiloCatod.
Among them ARE Gus anu Fred
M0tilz and John Rocky. TINS sheriff
aud pose have returned from the
icuue. uuAblo 10 cope with the mob.
Peter Little had an eye shot away
AMI the engineer WAS probably fatally
wounded. A negro minor employed
~ tue Littlvs had a hand shot on.
The fire spread 10 the powder house,
! short distance from the other build-
ngs, aud II exploded with ifighIiul
'Jaf. Alter this the mot retired TO It's
.OAts, crossed the river AMI scattered
among the ravinos and hills.
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COULDN'T WALK

A niocE without support, says Mrs.
q. ", sharp, VINO Resides NJ ato
West sixth North street
/ was In very week and omaciatod
condition. had no appetite, and what ]
did eat distressed me, eyes weak, pains
In the back OF tho neck. 1 lost no-h
rapidly, aud my condition was very suTi.
Gus, / treated with many other doctors,
but they made mo worse. Last winter /
was very sick tho entire time, and when
/ came 10 Drs. shores a shores / had
little hopes OF being cured.
In conclusion, 1 viii state that under
Drs. shores & Shoros's now treatment
HAVE uAiNED NISE POUNDS.
In fact, / fool like now woman.
MrF. Sharp resides ~ $40 West Sixth
North street, whore she can DO inter
viewed.
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LONDON, June 6.--Ths Vienna cor
respondent Of the idiW hcps tolu-
graphs A. follow: The emperor has
Instructed DIR. WekVrlo 10 form "a now
cabinet, but 10 exclude Herr SElllagyi,
the political minister Of Justice, VINO
originated tho idea OF demanding
the creation of sufficient number
VI liberal peers TO give the govern.
menl majority In the House Of Mag
nHies.
DE-. wekorle last night presented 10
the emperor list OF names OF pro-
posed ministers uH follows Premier
aud minister Of finances, DR.. Wekerle;
minister of the interior, Herr Hierony
mi; Commerce, Herr Lukaos; minister
for Cfotia anu Salvonia, Herr JOSH.
provics; minister Of national defense,
Baron FejeryAfyj minister at the Vi
emma court, Herr julius Bssey; hus-
bandTy, Herr BAnny; education anu
public worship, Baron Eoetyoes, son OF
the famous author OF that name; Justice,
Professor Daring.
The exclusion from the ministry OF
Herr Szillagyi makes discouraglng
impression.
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UNION rAcrrIc A,rArns.
a Generalization elan submitted 90
congress.

D, Nhw York, June GA. A. II.
n'F1VHin, the representative Of the
uu'cn stockholders Of tho Union Pa
y'ur ana auxiliary huer, anu an active
member Of ne reorganization oo;lmi,-
,yJei VIII leave Tor Europe tomorrow,
no expects 10 DO back In Now York a.
.9uh ls Congrrss viii have taken nc
"oh IN regard TO the settlement OF the
government debt. Mr. Boiszyain
'l1hsa tho following statement rs u
.ue pIogfeia made by the committee,
nulch Il the fret authoritative state.
"tut OF The rjp0sel rec rgsnizstlon;
lhb committee has reached the
eOnnluslon that any plan OF reOrgRni.
asuoh must bo based ON reA0juslmeut
~ we utbt 10 The United States, aud
o ouht 10 Reorganization would be- practi-
,lue until alter the settlement OF the
Hims VI tuch readiustment. The debt
~ lhe United states, with interest,
amounla 10 about $40. 900, 900, and thiu
wv, together with that owing on the
p,lot nrst mortgage bonds, In ali
"Aouh'lng TO about $3.50, 100000 will
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Foster Addresses the republicans.
COLUMBus, June G.-rhe Rspubll.
eau Slate convention teuonyenrd at
10 O'Clock. Ex.Secrelary Charles Fot-
ter, permanent chairman, was greeted
with unusual denomination. He re-
counted the unparalleled property Of
the country on the date OF the national
election IN 1892. From the very day
Of Clevolaud's election business con.
hdeuoo BEGAN 10 be- impaired. When
u was made manifest that tariif reform
was really the purpose Of the party In
power, thus attacking every Industry,
aud the wages VI every labofing man,
the crash came. The trusts can got
audience anu secure any legislation ~
they deslrc, while the farmer and
labOrlng man are denied a hearing,
Gov. Mex inlcy was given an ova-
ton on entering the hail. Auditor OF
State Poe read the report ON resOlu-
lions, which was adopted with fre.
quent applause. The platform GU.
dOrsos the "houest, able and efficient
commends John sherman, comments
the Mckinley tarin, and denounces
the Wilson bill anu tue
RNuhNt huNhAlkNAtH AutltlNNf ht=
nOuuCes the attempt 10 def-
troy tue reciprocity principle; de-
mands protection for the products OF
the farm a. well ~ factory; calls the
Hawaiian policy OF Cleveland Ga
national disgfAct;" demands laws 10
prevent the immigration OF criminals,
paupors and anarchists; comments the
Nicaragua canal.
Pianks II and 10 are ~ follows;
awe favor bi-metalllsm. Silver ns
well a. gold IL one Of the greatest pro-
ducts Of the United States. Its coinage
aud use ~ circulating medium
should DO steadily maintained and
constantly encouraged by the
national convention; and We advocate
tuoh policy NJ viii, by discriminating
legislation or otherwise, most speedily
restore to silver Ito rightful place as a
money metal.
ave donounce tho Avowed purpose
Of the Democratic leaders 10 restore aH
era Of wild cap anu red dog money
by repeating tho prohibilory 10 per
cent tax on state hank Issues. All
money u whatever kind should be
under national and not state control. 1"
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GREAT LEADERS.

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Slli. ladies' Atwood 3-roW Cape, Ia
Black, Brown aud Tan.
500. The host Wrapper for tho price
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shoulder, iu Indigo Blue Calico.
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DIrCuED A TRAIN.


AHuhhie hetNeFh Anuhu Fnuh hAAis
xens aud the uock island.
WELLINGTON, Kas., June 0.-Thc
trouble which has been brewing be-
tween the citizens Of Round Pond,
Okla, anu the Rock Island company
ever since the town OF Pond Creek
sprang up anu the company placed IT,
depot there, took sensational turn To-.
day when n farm wagon was placed on
the track 10 stop a train OF stock. The
train cut right through tho wagon, but
was dilched little further on, 100
yards VI track having been torn up
Twelve cars OF cattle we're dltCheJ, but
the traiumen escaped without fatal
Injuries.
GUTHRIE, o. T., June GA lelo.
gram arrived at the governors office
tonight from the officials OF the Rock
Island railway appealing Tor help to
protect their propsrty aud the lives Of
their employees nj Round Pond, where
n mob has placed obsIfuCtlOns upon the
track aud torn tho tracks W because
tho company would not stop the train
there. The people, II 10 said, arc dea-
porate anu threaten TO hang anyone
who attempts TO repair the tracks.
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The Managers ash for an Injunction
Against COY. htekard-.

Against GOV hickard-,
GREAT FALLS, Mont, June T.
Richards having Issued proclamation
'atblddiug the celebration by the Cree
Indians Of their annual sun dance, to
be given here on June 10, those In.
torestod IN having the dance have zap
piled to the district court for an In.
Junction restraining Governor Rick.
ards, Accomplishment Cafkell, Sheriff
Hamilton anu County Attorney Free
man from interfering with tho dance.
Thel managers soy 1! will proceed re.
gar ~ OF the proclamation.
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shores.
Mr. y. Barrow, a popular young man
In tho employ Of =. :. Morse < Sons, coal
Oilico, 100 south Main street, Gays:
81 was always catching cold, oyory
spring / would have q ifDsh one that
could hardly got rad o. aud 10 nog.
l0ct attributed tho cause Of my recent
uililoiion.
~ had a severe cough that was alarm
ing 10 my friends and many symptoms
that were dIsagrcoablo aud annoying.
But my worst trouble was tho caiarrh o.
the head and which caused catarrhal deaf
moss and made mo almost
ENTIRELY DEAF.
81 was advised by friends TO go to Drs.
Shores & shores, aud / am glad, for
can say CAN SOW HEAR AS WELL
As ENER.n
Any ono who wishes eau call on Mt.
harrow IN tho Office Of J. 5. Morse &
Sons, i5D South Main street
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DrS. Shores & Shores.
Specialists,
Zion Medical and Surgical Institute
3tE. Second South street.

speclaluosi An Diseases ~ tho Rye, Ea-
Nofu, Throat Ard iungs. Iomalo. Rectal and
private diseases. our treatment for Piles IL
method
Onlco hours-0 10 70 .m.. gto bpm. 5t,s
pm. sundays, % am. % n,n
fiyo dullars 70 month for All Catarrhal DE-
soasos, Medicines furnished neu from our
own laboratory.
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II You Cannot Come to Salt Lake

Write Tor the mail troatmou, Onoof tho
physicians iu personal charge suporin-
tends tho mail department. aud by a sys-
TEN Of close correspondence controls
those out Of the CITY quito as we'll AZ those
who como 10 tho office. Send for symp-
tom blank Medicines shipped carefully.
Try this treatment
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when rio first Came to Drs shores
8 NhnTna.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-20
CITY BREVITIES.

The Savannah Bar Association will
meet tonight at o'clock in the superior
court room for the purpose of perfecting
permanent organization.
Elias Wooten was granted habeas
corpus by Judge Hampton Ferrill yester-
day. Wooten was committed to iail on a
warrant from Justice John o. Smiths
court. He alleged in his application that
he was refused bail, and a preliminary
hearing. He was discharged at once.
The suit of Henry Cheney against the
Ocean Steamship Company, damages for
bale of cotton falling on him while load
ing vessel about two years ago. was
taken up for its third trial in the CITY
court yesterday. On the first trial Chez
ney got verdict for $500 and on the
second 1t was non-suited. The supreme
court reversed the decisions of the lower
court on both hearings The taking of
evidence will continue this morning.
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Sunday World.

The World of Sunday, March IS, has
printed special Easter edition, which is
filed with features pertaining to the
season. This edition will be especially
noticeable on account of its many illus
tratlons and strong pictorial features.
Such as an Illustrated article on Easter
bonnets, Easter charities. Easter flowers
and Easter fashions for men and women
also, true and remarkable detective
story. For sale at Estills News DEPOT
2l55 Bull street.-ad.
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1t Will Be Dollars to You

If you will bear in mind that the West
ern and Atlantic and Nashville, Chatta-
nooga and st. Louis railways are the
shortest, quickest and best eouinped
lines to the north, west and southwest
Through sleeping car from Atlanta to ST.
Louis on No. 4, making many hours
quickest time between these points
Through trains to Nashville, CONNECTING
in Union depot with vestibule train for
Chicago. Call on or address z. b. Walker
ticket agent, Union depot, or r. D. Mann
ticket agent, Kimball house, Atlanta. Ca. !:
j. L. Edmonson, passenger agent. Chatfo'
nooga, Tenn. -ad.