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The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-12-01
The trans Mississippi congress passed

THE trans Mississippi congress passed
strong resolutions in favor of the free
coinage of silver, as it was expected to
do, as it ought to have done. But the
only way that We can see that good
work may now be done in favor of sill
yer is to procure declarations from all
republican leaders of national and
state regulations to the end that when
the new congress shall have met one of
Its first acts will be to pass free COIN
age law, unequiyocal and sweeping,
and that their influence will be stead
lily directed to this end. 1t ali remains
now with the republican party. Such
a declaration now would force the next
session to act, and we believe that it
could ultimately result in Mr.. Cleye-
lands signing such bill should one be
passed, either by this or the next con-
gress.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-12-01

The Millard County Blade is an ex-
cellent paper, but it reaches for the
salp lock of "Bin Glassman" with a
species of savagery about it which is
redolent of battle. should theeditor and
the sage OF Weber ever meet. "Bill" is
said to have muscle with just bit OF
taste for handling it. The Blade man
had better go and put a few more thou
sands on his life policy,
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-12-01

THE campaign hard feelings between
the two Logan papers, proper then, are
continued now, which is improper,
unless, inded they have already gone
into the campaign Of '95. Lordl how
they do fight, to be sure. Men ought to
get tired quarreling sometime and
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The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-12-01

THE dear old Trib. is getting It's No.
l1's into it beautifully. Perhaps it will
find afterwhlle that it pays to keep a
civil tongue in one's head at times. 1t
prates about the liberty OF the press.
That's all right, but where license is
called by that name, it won't dc.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-12-01

FARRER BROS. 90, have a full al d
fresh assortmentcf groceries.
ALL the latest dainties at Carl Os-
teTlOh'S
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-12-01

The Uintah and Uncompahge re ser
vation appointments may be good, but
it would haYe had better political ef-
feet and perhaps given us better service
had they come from the citizens of this
Territory.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-12-01

We will fnd use for that constitu-
tional delegate we won by counting
in Weber county. He may play very
important role in the coming conyen-
ton.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-12-01

THE Standard is too independent for
some OF Frankies' followers in Weber.
That is about all that is The matter
with it, so far as we can see.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-12-01

THE Pyramid believes that it is the
best country paper in Utah. So do
we,
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KNOWLEDGE

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tends TO personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 10
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health OF the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs,
Its excellence is due to lis presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
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dispelling colds, headaches and feveS
and permanently curing constipation;
1t has given satisfaction TO millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession. because it acts on the KID
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
cning them and it Is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists III SOC and 81 bottles, but Il is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name Is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Fig,
and being well informed, you will no
accept any substitute if offered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-17
TARIFF AND MALARIA.
The TWlH Troubles tina, harden the Prc'i
dent aud SsesSsltsto Ills RscIuse.

The rWlH Troubles that borden the Presi.
dent aud SSe-Ssltsto Ills IsscIuse.
wAsHrSoroS, D. C., August lG-PrcI.
ldeut Cleveland left Washington via the
Pennsylvania railroad at 7:sO o'clock
this morning for Gray Cables. In ex.
PLANTATION Of his suddou departure tho
following statement was furnished by
Private Secret airy Thurber:
The President left this morning for
a few days absence under tho advice Of
his physicians in the hopo Of shaking
of IN attack Of malaria from which no
has been suffering for several days.
Yesterday tho attack eliminated 10 q
fever, but which was under control this
morning. DR.. 0'Reilly, his physician,
expresses NO doubt, but that q few days
salt cir and rest, and recupeIate
tho President sufficiently 70 renew his
official duties and he will return 10
Washington by tho middle Of next
week. lie has gone to Gray Gables
and il accompanied by DR.. O'ReiIly.
Captain Robley D. Evans also accom-
panied tho President, but 1t Is probable
that hq will stop at New York, where he
will take command OF his ship, the Now
York, in day or two.
Tho President took with him tho tar
id bill and also tho river and harbor ap.
preparation bill and thus can act on
each bill while away in case no sees
tit to do 90. Tho ten days within which
tho President has to act on tho river
and harbor bill expires Saturday night,
but no has until Monday, the 9Th inst,
In which to act on the tariff bill. Tho
President, 1t Is believed, will return on
the Path or 18th instant, probably on
the oath.
In congressional circles much sur.
prise was expressed at the Presidents
departure, The sundry civil bill, which
carries funds for running tho govern
mont machinery. was finally passed by
tho house yesterday, but was not enroll
ed In time 70 deliver TO the President
boforo his departure. Chairman Poat'
son, Of tho house enrolling committee,
says II may be ready 10 deliver today.
In that case it will be delivered 10 Pri.
vate Secretary Thurber.
All government appropriations under
the sundry civil bill will expire Monday
mkt, aS tho resolution extending Thorn
Is limited to that time How the bill
can be delivered at tho white house To-
day, forwarded to tho President and
signed, then returned to tho house for
the formaIity Of being reported and
signed by Monday is problem TO tho
appropriation mGnazors. Unless this
Is accomplished on time the aundry
civil appropriations will stop.
President Cleveland arrived In Jersey
City at l:o2 p. NJ, and n few minutes
afterward sailed for Gray Cables on tho
liohtbouso tender John Rogers.
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JAPANESE TROOPS

Pouring Into Koren-The Chinese Fleet
Remains PassIve-war Fever is Intense
LONDON, August l6.-A dispatch from
Shanghai says TINT Japan Is pouring
fresh troops into Korea, and that up
wards OF 10000 Japanese soldiers arc
now in Korean territory.
Tho Chinese fleet, according to tho
Same dispatch, is remaining passive.
In Japan the war foyer is intense ana
universal, tho pross and orators prcaGlii'
ing 10 tho excited people OF vastly ambi.
tious schemes, including tho conquest
OF China, or at least tho conquest OF tho
Chinese province OF Manchuria;
Tho japanese populaco and press
are undor official control. PoftGc:
order prevails among tho town popula'
ton. Tho Japanese government en-
forces comp!O.o secrecy in respect 10 all
military movements, and rigorous,
censorship is observed over prcSs una
other dispatches.
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nrJoIcE WoRkIxGssEN,
The MaEuaniInouS Democrats Relieve III
Excessive IIutdan of Taxed Diamonds.

The MaEuaninouS Democrats Relieve the
Excessive iIurdaa of Taxed Diamonds.
WAsmEO7ox, D. G., August l8.-The
copy Of the tariff bill In possession Of
the chairman Of the house, by which
tho bill sOnt to the President was COM
pared and verified, and which is ro-
Rarded as unquostionAbIy tho same as
the President's copy, contains tho fol-
lowing paragraph In tho free list:
Free IiSt, 407; diamonds; minors,
glaziers', and engraysrs' diamonds not
set, and diamond dust, bort. TO be used
In the manufacture OF watches and
clocks. II is the scmi.colon after the
word diamonds in tho beginning oil tho
paragraph that Is considered OF such
importance. Senator Jones, Of Arkan-
saS, insists that the semi.colon will not
be construed so as 10 admit oil diamonds
FREQ OF duty. The intention, he said,
was 10 hdve tho word diamonds mado
sub.heud and the mistake Of q semt-
colon instead OF colon will not be
allowed to admit diamonds free, eSpe-
ciaIiy when construed with the jewelry
achedulo which especially provides
uncut precious stones Of all kinds ten
percentum nd valorom."
Senator Jones says the words quoted,
taken in connection with tho intention
10 mako tho word Diamonds" Rs
subhead, will DO construed to mako dta'
monds subject to tho duty on precious
stones. Secretary Carlisle is too good q
lawyer 10 construe the act In any other
way, remarked the Arkansas senator.
Customs officers OF the treasury depart
lnent, however. asserted yesterday by
tho Associated Press, differ from Scna-
tor Jones, and assert that the strict let
tor and punctation Of tariff bills and not
congressional intention are followed by
the courts. 1t Is quite probable that
the matter eventually may have 10 be
settlod by judicial construction OF the
mooted point, provided. Of course, that
carativo net be not passed by Congress
before tho new tariff becomes q law.
An examination OF tho enrolled copy
of the tariff bill shows that 1t contains
the somicolon after tho word "Dia-
monde" In the free list, which punctu-
alton has raised the question whether
Congress has not Internationally mado
diamonds free.
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nnoyi,Ion Of TrontIou.

YOKOHAMA, JAPAN, August ia
notice has boon issued to tho effect that
tho revision Of tho treaties between
Japan md tho foreign powers will be
takon In hand forthwith. Tho essential!
features OF the revision will DO that for,
eipnors will not hayO tho right OF trial
in their own consular oourIs tho gov
rrpmont will confor upon foreigners
certain privileges in land settlement,
and Foreigners will also hayo certain
privileges in regard 70 taxation mo
ioreignors hero aro greatly concerned at
the proposed revision Of tho treaties
and arc strongly OF tho opinion that tho
tifno bos mot yct arrived whom thoir iti'
;oregtg can DO left 10 tho Japanese.
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My hoy was taIscn with u disoasS re-
so,nblin1 bloody nux. Tho first thing
! thought Of was Cbamborlnin's Collie,
Cholera and DiarrhGa Remedy, Two
doseg Of II settlod the matter and cured
him sound and we'll. ! heartily recon-
mend this remedy to all porsons, sutlor-
inc from like complaint; | will aus
wei my inquirlc, regarding II whom
stamp Ia incioBOd. / refer to any
cSnuty official rs to nv reliability; WM'
Roach, j. p, PrimrOy, Campbell Co..
Tenn For sale by Chag. Il GootSo,,
Viii W. Irwin, Chris F; SchnepI,'
Charles Mcnkcmollcr, W.lIism r.
Williams. s. Il Brire, a. L. sehecle'
viii MonkcmeIlor, John Coleman
Richards & McElroY w. II, Hague
Wheeling; Bowio & Co., btldgG1post'
and D, i, Peabody & Son, Bonwo0a'
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Ao.irItr ln WhIrkr cIrclcs.

WASHINGTON, D. O., August l6.-Telc.
grams received to-day ut tho internal
revenue bureau show very unusual
activity among ownors Of whisky in
bond, and that large quantities arc be-
ing Withdrawn at all Of the distiliety
centres, and distiIlers aro running their
planta To their iull capacities. As
spirits arc now distilled, only ono week
is needed to effect the change from rye
and corn to spirits, and thousands OF
barrels will have been distilled and the
tax paid before tho new bill becomes
law. officials arc greatly annoyed to
discover that undor tho new bill, which
extends tho bonded period to eight
years, only one regauger OF spirits 10
permitted, as in tho present law, This
being tho case, owners who now order
their whisky regauged and fail to take
il out Of bond will DO held to the guam
Titles found at this time, oven II thoy
do not withdraw it for four years, when
the soakago period undOr tho now bill
nloaol
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sproIAL ouNFERENcR


OF tho Bi.nIstallio League In Washington.
General Warner Speaks.
WASHINGTON, D. G., August l0.-The
necessity Of Immediate and thorough
organization to push bi.motallism to
the front was discussed at special con-
forcnce Of tho American 6i.mctallic
league, which convened to-day. Thirty
or forty members Of the league from
various states wore present. General
A. J. Warner. president Of tho league,
acted as chairman, and among those
present wero Senator Stewart, OF Nevada,
Congressman Pence and Bell, Of Colo
RADIO, Judge Shelton, Of Connecticut
and s. G. Thomas, Of Colorado.
The conference opened with long
talk on difficulties In the way OF 70.
storing bi-motallism" by Senator
Stewart OF Nevada. General Warner
stated tho objects Of tho meeting. Con.
gross, no assumed, had now completed
its work, many Of the state convcntions
had been held and platforms adopted
by both parties in many OF the western
states and have included both tho
single gold standard and tho bi-mctallic
standard, II Is time to push tho siIyer
question to tho front aud subordinate
ali other issuOs to TINT issae. Ho
urged organization for action In tho
various states, instead or nero talk. "
@. S. Thomas, who represents Colorado,
urged unity OF action and adherence to
aoue definite plan to advance the BIZ
metallic principles. Judge Shelton
alan anoko
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NOTHING DAUNrED

~ His Unsuccessful Attempt TO Roach
tho Pole, 10 WIN Try Again Next Year.
GCopynghtcd 1904, BY he AlRocfated PresAl
TRo1sor, NoawAY, August lG.-Walser
Wcllman, with the crew Of the crushed
steamer RaCnvald Jarl, arrived hore
Yesterday. All tho mombers Of tho
party arc we'll. Discussing the failure
OF his expedition to reach tho pole. Mr..
Wellman said to representative OF tho
Associated Press:
latter the loss Of tho Ragnvnld Jarl
and tho consequent breaking up OF my
limo OF retreat l was compelled 70
modify my plans for tho summers
WORK and mako sure OF being ablc 10
return to the coast OF Spitzbergcn
earlier than intended, though the ex.
pedition reached within q few miles Of
the slst parallel on May IL, oleycn days
from TFomeoe.
"Tho season had then changed to tho
other extromo. North Of tho seVcn
Islands, situated at tine oxtreme north
OF Spitzbergen, as far as we could geo
were masses OF heavy, uubrokcn ice,
which appeared absolutely impossible.
"rho expedition then turned its face
cast, along tho northeast land, and
though tho northeast gniea quickly
broke up tho ice which had promised
to afford smooth and easy travelling,
tho whole northeast land was explored.
"Tho scientlfc men OF tho party
made many interesting observations in
geology and natural history. Prof.
Owen B. French, Of tho coast aud
roodetic survey, Washington, accurately
surveyed q large part OF tho coast.
"Among the points added to tho map
bv virtue OF tho discoveries made dur
ing this survey arc Capes Gresham,
Whitney, Armour and Scott and Walsh
Island.
ION July /, with soven mon and on
aluminium boat, l started to force my
way over the pack leo. But was COM
peIIed, after several daya Of trightful
struggle with the ice. to give up the at
tempt.
Walden Island. crossing Dovo Bay.
Wo were all compelled for hours to
wade through water waste high. Tho
screwing OF tho pack ice threatened to
destroy tho boats and slodges, but
though they wcre subjected TO tho
hardest usage, tho aluminium boats
came through uninjured. Had it not
been for tho protection afforded tho
stores BY tho water tight csses. pro-
gross would havo been impossible in
pack ice where men and alodgcs wero
half tho timo in tho water and half the
timo OIL the Ice.
Two waited fortnight, in vain, for
opon water, and, on August 4, decided
to push through the Ice. Tho attempt,
which was most dangerous one, was
wholly successful, and our four boats
reached Low Island on August 6, where
wc sighted tho BOrntine.
Though We were unable to got rs lar
north as we hoped in 1904 on account OF
tho loss OF our steamer, otc., and tho
bad nature OF tho season, l an deter
mined to try tho spitSbcrgcn route
again in 1895"
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Special Dtlp1leh % Ls IhlelIgsN6E'
PARKRRspuRo, W. Va, August TO-
@. NJ. Robinson, proprietor of tho Par
korsburg engine and foundry works, one
Of tho finest plants Of It's kind in
Wost Virginia, mado IN assignment to.
day 10 ". s. Caswel. Robinson wos
hopclessly in debt. Tho asseta, IL prop
orly managed, may possibly lower tho
liabilities, but it Is expected that good
many people will lose considerable
W W. Mathonoy, of this city, tried to
kill John Barrett for running his dau9h-
tor, but was prevented by tho police,
William Harper was arrested to-day
on o charge Of bigamy.
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Ifai.wai. Tho report SAYS that on
August Z nineteen japanese Earshipa
left Korea for Wei.Hai: Wei. which they
approached at midnight on the 9th. A
torpedo hotilla was Immediately sent
out. and on the following morning shola
we're exchanged with the enemy's
forces. gul, the report concludes the
Japanese, finding that the Chinese fleet
had Como away from Wei.Hai-wei, re.
tuFn6d IN Kofpa
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A NEM LIGHT
On the Sinking of the Chinese
Transport. Row shIsg.
CHINESE FORCES OUTHUR8ERED

Almos, Two to one-Tho Chinese
Cruiser Tel Yuen Engaged Two OF
Japan'a Finest crulSers TOE an Hour
und Then Made Good It's Escape.
mtkado to Test Public Sentiment.
Both Countries Preparing for a Long
strusgIo--A 0rcmatory TO Dispose
OF tho Dead.
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When 1.-Two trouble 10 neglected. UncGsiness be-
Inv tho riEh. ribs and shoulder blade. dyspcP'
sla nausea, constipation. sick headache lurfcd
tongue DO you wnnt emf OF course not
Use IIo,,c,,ers Stomach Blttcrs aua you wont
hc botbcred with them, or any other symptoms
a, IIypr disturbance. Make haste whom the ufst
sIzny show themselves
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Tho host nalvo in tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
cores, tottcr. chappcd hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin cruptionS, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
Il Is guaranteed to givo perfect satisiac.
ton or money refunded. Price 25
conts por box. For sale by Logan Drug
Company.
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LoUIsvILlB SOUTHERN SOLD.
Drcxol, Morgan 8 Company Did 10 tho
Road Mt Washington.

Road Mt Washington.
New YoRE, August IG.-A dispatch
from Louisville, KY, says Charles II.
Coster, representing Drcxol, Morgan &
Company, bought tho Louisville South
orn railway at public auction to-day,
bidding ono million dollars thorcfor.
lilo was the only bidder. Tho sale was
made subject to tho lien Of tho mort
rapes oil Juno 22nd, 1887 and Juno J..
iSS9, tn tho Louisville Safety Vault and
Trust Company.
Tho salo 10 to DO submitted 10 Judge
LurIon ior confirmation.
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Dart 20 Contains
20 ' s"s'ss s5snio ' s" ts' ss':

Chippewa Indians Building a Canoe; Initiation Of
Medicine Man by Menomne Indians; The Sugar
Bowl, Dells of the Wisconsin,; Camp and Burial
House Of the Ojbways; Oconomonoc Falls; Be-,
Ieaguered Castle Camp DougIas;,Cave of the Dark
Waters; Miners Falls; White Rock, Lake Superior;
The Old Guard, Devils Lake; Split Rock; Falls of
St. Louis River; Rapids Of Montreal River; Giants
Castle; Sugar Loaf Macinac Island; Chimney and
Bee Rocks, Camp Douglas; Falls of Miners River
in Winter; The Cascade in Winter; Signal Rock,
Camp Douglas; Nipgon River.
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IT.. t1a,,I. al wei. uni.wcI.

TOXIC, August 14.-It is officially an
nouncod that tho government has ro'
cuivcd tho report Of tho Japanese officer
who was In command Of tho Japanese
squadron which recently attacked Hef
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ro,tmnster Appointed.

Spcclq! DilpdIeh 70 me I7TsHIDs"''T'
WASHINGTON. D. O., August l6.-H.
H. Loo has boon appointed postmaster
at silvorton, jackson county, Woo II. D.
picltIba resigned,
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u. & o. sundny EHcurAlonA to PIttAbnrglL.

u. & o. Sunday Excursions to PittAburgih
Every Sunday until further notice tho
Baltimore K Ohio Company will soil OK.
cursion tickets, Wheeling TO Pittsburgh.
at 81 80 for tho round trip, good going
and returning only on dHto OF sale.
Trains leave Wheeling at b:00 and 1880
n. m. Returning, lCavo Pittsburgh Of
400 and 800 p. m.
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CAMP MEETING at tho MouudavilIo
camp grounds begins August 0 and ends
August 10. A Welcome to everybody.
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in perfect condition ,

J.. seasses company pleasant and
in rocking chair of supreme comfort for every
member Our party, though now very large in
numbers, will be conducted out of Yellowstone
National Park, by great harvest fields in Dakota,
across Minnesota to St. Paul. thence through
Iowa for visit to Des of the Sioux Out of
these dreamy deIls we proceed along the Elk
horn Valley by places once red with the blood
of battle, to the Black Hills. Thence back by
many a wonderful scene, made famous by
Indian legend to Minnehaha Falls, over st.
CrolXs beautiful river to the romantic Delis of
the Wisconsin, The Descriptions accom-
panying these scenes of nature in Glimpses
of America, are like bouquets rich with
color and filling the atmosphere with perfume.
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by His Unsuccessful Attempt to Roach
tho Pole, 10 WIN Try Again Next Year.
fCntrurinhLoll 1904 bu he NGhoriated PresA