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Messlah Mn,lc.

The Tabernacle choir has for some
time been patiently awaiting the ar.
rival Of the Messiah OtAlorlO music,
and US Il result have been put to con.
siderable Inconvenience. The delay In
the ARRIVAL Of the music was caused by
The atrlHe. Daynes & COalter, how
ever, received three hundred copies
this forenoon and tomorrow night the
choir will be- fully supplied,
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TmE sENIGAL LOST.
fnie oi an English shin NJ Reported
BY NnnInln n. nInnann.


by tHpinin a. uInpson.
sAN FBANCisCO, July l2.-News
mas been received hote that practically
ttUlrs all DOUBT regarding the fate OF
iho British ship Senegal. Captain
thompson, ot the schooner Mary &.
hus., now at San ID ego. reports that
on March 10, When In latitude 80
uegiv,s " minutes north, 10 degToea s
minutes west the Russ WIS n company
WIZ the overdue ship for ssverni
houis' As night approached IA severe
b9lthWset gale spTaug up. IL blew
WIN terrible VIC cate through the
hshL using the Russ u lay TO
uuutr shortened sail, A Tremendous
sea was running.
when morning dawned tho weather
nAl msdetaied, but the TEA was very
'uml y The nir was clear, though,
uu search wag made for the
eenegal The glass failed 70 locate
nef' Captain Thompson believes that
,le vessel must have shifted her
SAiAs', turned over and gone to the
o'llom with all hands.
AZ Is usual for vessels nj San Diego
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tho Senegal had taken on ballast,
which was iire band scjopod from the
Osy. This soon dfies aua II shifts like
water. Some time ago a sailing vessel
arrived with unofficial reports about
some floating wfeckago seen by the
frat officer at night l5O miles " 20 of
this port and which the fret Ulcer
described rs apparently the pop deck
OF "a chip. THIS bit OF wfrckage was
generally believed to DO part Of the
Senegal.
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CHICAGO, July 1.-The switching
department Of the SlookyAfds com.
pany will resume work today but on n
small scale. Tue department has not
handled any packing house product
for tho reason that that work was done
by engines leased Tor the time to the
packers ana engineers AMI nremen
were employed Of the company sr
packing house. brotherhood engineers
nave told superintendent Fitzgerald
that they will return TO work anu II 10
expected that considerable work will
be done today.
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DELAYED U. TRAIN.
Dill Do. Arrive This NOTling 0gns
10 a WlShCal In Wyoming.
SEVENTEENTH REGIMENT TROOPS.
ha'iardlJ Work ~ DcUrayiug Air
Drsak.-Ail Local Train,
Moving To-day.

Tho Union Pacific dyer I'D not ar.
rive from the East thlu motnlngas
usual. Tho non.afrival was due, how.
over 10 q washout In Wyoming and
not TO nny strike obstruction OF develop.
mont The accllon. alss delayed
freight traffic temporarily. All local
Union Pacific trains were operated
promptly aud without trouble.
A late dispatch conveys tho inior.
nation that the delayed passenger
ain woIld arrive In Salt Lake TIL,
afternoon at i'i5, Thirteen hours and
ihrce.quarters late.
a repor, was circulated this morning
to the eject that the troops seat TO
Grand Junction from Fort Douglas
would roach here today and probably
be sent farther ives, but tho rumor
could not be confirmed. Toe Fort
ofilclals declared they were entirely In
tnv dark concerning any such move.
work Of yandais.
As the train was being prepared at
the Union depot, Ogden, last night to
convey the troops west, unknown psr.
sons, took advantage OF the opportun-
IVY snotlod pedestrians TO pass back
anu tofih unmoltstcd ana with their
KNIVES clashed and cut therubbef tub.
rug 10 many places when connecA tue
hlr brakes between tue cars. Ia tue
event o. running down steep grade
Nl1u s.elu.s uIaNoa 'he iosult mlkht DO
81 NaH HN .
'''V'' u''''''Vu''
rrsops from ChoYoune
One oUmp,nv of tram, f,om IN.
Seventeenth R,plmsnt slatiop,d NJ
Cbeyenno r.ssbeI ID ,jen ia,, ,yenisy
and tool IN, nlao.. nf Inc ,ous CON.
panios Of soldiers from Fort D,ugias
ordered veal 10 open ,ip m, R,ntns,n
Pacific, Other eImuanios were ex.
p.rtrd fram IN, ,ss, trd.v
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Adjourned lill Tnnnrrow.

The UAn Commission had arranged
to convene at II O'Clock this morning.
for the appointment Of county regit-
ttatp, but telegram was received
shortly after that hour from Commits.
sioner Thatcher, OF Logan, stating his
inability 10 reach Salt Lake today; anu
Ru adjournment was therefore taken
until II a. m. tomorrow.
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Tonele ConnlY SchooI Noles.

Superintendent T.. Il. Christensen, Of
Granlsyille, ToJele county, 10 In the
CITY whiting the summer school.
The l0Oole county summer school
viii commence July Sob, the week
following the closing Of tho Summer
school here. rnls action was taken 10
give the teaohers Of Inat county AN
opportunity OF attending here ueioTe
the institute uptns nj IoJele city.
Prof. W. NJ, Stewart viii DO the con-
duot0S
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nILLLn,s CAsE.
The Condemned Han. Struggle for
Lille.


DALLAS, Tex, July l2.-Judge
Rector, VI tho federal district court, has
refused " grant "A wit applied for In
the case u #. l.. Miller, under sem
lencU 10 be- hanged August for the
murder OF Police Officer Riddle. Mil
let WAS irleu IN tho foriy-f1uTth dis
lrct court and while the case was go
log through the higher courts all
criminal jurisdiction was taken from
The forty fourth district court and
Transferred to the criminal district
court OF Dallas county, NO that Miller
was sentenced by Tie justice ~ the
lister court The condemned mans
lawyers assert that no court has Juris.
uloliOn 10 sentence Miller anu ne,
therefore, applied 10 the federal court
TO release him from custody. Mlllst'a
lawyer viii now Apply 10 the u. 5.
circuit court OF appeals.
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81. LOUIS, July l2.-At IA meeting
Of the huildiug trades council last
nighta resolution 10 strike this morn
ius was unAnim lusly carried, but tho
Aclion was rsoonsideTsd later anu IL
was decided 10 send delegates 10 the
general LABOR conference ON Saturday
night anu abide by Its decision.
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The britannia Win. .Hain.

RoTIIEsAY, Firth OF Clyde, July
1.-THE Britannia won tho yacht
race with the Vigilant.
The course was that OF the Royal
Northern Yacht club, fifty miles. Tho
Britannia finished IN 4 hours 30 sec.
onda, tho NigllAnt In houis minutes
and 10 seconds. Win time allow
ance OF 2 minutes the Britannia won
by 4 minutes "a seconds.
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d. ofL. oaIIsr. on oIe,sInnd.

WAsniNuTON, July i2.-Hayes,
Mcguire AMI French, members Of thu
executive board Of the knights Of
Labor, expect to call ON President
Cleveland today In regard to tho appl.
cation OF lho general arbitration law %
tho pending trouble between the Pull
man company unu ltH eInployes.
Mcguire admitted that the executive
hoard did not expect anything 10 come
OF the memorial urging the impspch.
ment Of Attorney General Olney.
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ruE EAnrmauAEE IN TURKEY
moro Disastrous Ihaa nj First Me-
ported.

CoNsTANTIsoPLE, July i2.-Sllght
earthquake shookA continued through.
out the night. Today the city IA re-
suming ita normal appearance. The
seismic disturbances extended through.
out a wide area, and the casualties
were greater than earlier reports stated.
Jalova, on the Gulf VI Ismidt IL almost
totally destroyed. At Stamboul the
the principal uudulation appears TO
have followed straight line from the
mosque Of Sultan Ahmed 10 Edlrne
liApOn, two miles. Great damage was
done all along the line, anu many
lives were lost. Al the village OF san
Slelano the Sea suddenly fcoeded 200
yards aud then returned ~ suddenly,
hurting the boats Violently over the
qusy. and doing great damage.
rne number OF Victims isi officially
stated to DO 10. II Is believed 10 be
lar larger
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within the settlement. III" foreign
Representatives have remindo tho
japanese government that note re-
Gently sent TO japan requesting the
withdrawal Of the troops remains IN
answered.
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Will nay AGAIN.
Attempt TO siart % train from
NacramvBio To-day,

NHcramvpto To-day,
SACRAMENTO, July l2.-Another at.
'rmpt viii be maue this Afternoon TO
get train to San Francisco. II will
70 by way Of stockton. Regulars
viii accompany tbs train. General
Graham has is,urd an order forbidding
yons.tU cross the line at | street.
Tue sheriff claims TO have sufficient
evidence 10 convict STRIKER Wordsn, Of
defailiug tho overland train yesterday,
cau'ing the death OF tue engineer anu
puVales. He was seen with three
others who have also been appre-
heudej, driving tuesday night ~ the
scene VI yeAterday's disaster.
IL IL ciAimeJ Worden was heard 10
remark that he had enough dynamite
10 blow the train to hell.
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Ex.saiiors aud soldiers oneF Their
hrrNIcr. 20 The MnNrrmmnmI

services to the Government
CHICAGO, July H. rhe following
communication has been sent 10 the
secretary OF war;
The undersigned national COM
mander OF The regular army aud navy
uniOn, tenders the services OF 10000
ex-sailors aud soldiers who have faith
fully served In tue army aud navy Oi
tho United states Tor such duty AZ may
Ge necessary Ia the present orislp. We
believe Ia the protection oi life anu
pfoperty anu enforcement OF all VI the
laws that will maiptain popular gov
eminent.
(Sigu0dl JAMES r. LOCKWOOD.
A meeting OF tx uulou AMI exon.
fruurate soldiers took similar action.
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AsnIADULA HNKBOK. Ohio, July
l2.-AbOut 1000 striking otu shUvslvTs
urbu', 10 miles, TO compel tue ore
nebut they will 10 70 Erie and stop
voiK on the docks. Tho mob Ia com.
% cd OF Fins, Sweies, italians and
Huns, many OF whom arc armed.
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nesum.d worL nul Quii again.

AsIlTABuLA, Ohlo, July l2.-Work
was commenced oh all the Ofo and
coal docks ON the Punnsylvaula side VI
the river this morning. but halt an
hour latof 5000 strikers from the Lake
Shore slide by threats compelled the
N IA ~ cease tnoir lgbOrs.
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CHICAGO, July l2-rhe managers
Of the Western Uulon, Postal End
North American telegraph companies
have been subpwnaei In Chicago,
Milwaukee aud various other cities "
appear aud produce tue telegraph cor.
Tespoudtncs Of President Dsbs and
others connected with the Pullman
boycott.
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'STOP BOYCOTT! !.
Strike Leaders Tired of
The Great Contest.
PULLMAN employees ACT,
They Will Request D!bS 10 Call
OIL tho Strike,
GREAT DAMAGE 10 rmE COUNTRY
rho Cause Assigned for tho Latest
noyc OF the labor
Leaders.
PULLMAN employees ACT,
GREAT DAMAGE 10 rnE COUNTRY

CmcI0o, July 1.-THE employee
Of tbs Pullman company have been
askod by the strike leaders to appeal to
Dsbs to call ofi tho boycott on the
ground that the damage to the country
ia too great, and have consented to DO
10
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NEW YORK, July ~, 1894.
-lSpoolall A Washington
special received hore says that
President Cleveland will sign
tho Utah statehood bill without
delay.
Tho full text OF tho bill, with
rs history In Congress, will bo
found on tho fifth page Of this
paporl
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nots Iroor. bod saernnenle.

SAN FHANCtscO, July Ia rhu two
ngut batteries Of the Finh Unitcd
States artillery, under MuiOf y. IL.
kinsic, how under marching order. ut
the Preside, cxIect u be summune
20 3acra-nonio tomorrow. The com.
blnUi batteries number l53 men.
II they ATu calci tut they viii
take Win them the long range H1ich.
hiss guns.
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.Ihe LadIs., rrl.. fsr sheelInE

LONDON, July l2.-At meeting OF
the national rife association Today,
Mnrtin.Huufi rnes, the isdie' prizs,
seven shots ut 5OO yards, was won by
Mitchell, with n score Of -, tue highest
possible number.
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NEW YoRIl, July l2,-Under attack
sugar drorped /. Pullman held upL
While the ma,Ket was Irregular, tao
fluctuations up to noon were within
close limit; u. s. leather rose / ID, Il
u. q. u, Pullman fell on ]; sugar
shows loss Of since the close yea
terday.
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KOREAN IHuRoaLIo.
Diplomatic Negotiations Win the
Japanese GavurumenL

Japanese Government
LONDON, July l2-A dispatch TO
the lines iIom SEQUEL. the capital Of
Korea, ray,, A conference Of foreign
representatives today proposed tue
naturalization Of the Korean treaty
ports. Vns Japanese minister accepted
as lar M CnemuipO Ia concerned, but
reserved his answer In regard 10 the
other ports, pending Instructions from
the government. Later thu Japaurae
government appointed three oommlH'
sioners 10 discuss the international adj.
ministratlon Of the country. Japan
still inHlsts upon retaining the troops
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WAsHIN0TOS, July 1.-THE post
office department has received n dis.
patch from Chicago stating that Presi-
dent Gompers has made formal &c.
futal 10 order n general strike.
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CHICAGO, July l2.-lI was rumored
10 a.u., consequently very little bust
n-ss was done. The receipts were
5000 cattle, 5000 hogs aud 5000
sheep.
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No more TronbIs ~ ToI.do.

TOLEDO, July l2.-All the Trunk
Hue roads are moving through freight
trains, There has not been tbe slightest
interruption Of passenger traffic for
several days IL 10 believed there will
be no more serious trouble.
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UneIe sam oner. nemnrd.

wAsiuSGToS, July l2.-rho at.
totney general has offered a reward Of
$500 each or s., 900 IA all for testimony
which will lead ~ the arrest aud con-
vlolion OF the person or peraons con.
oerned In the wreck ut Sacramento.
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InYe.llsa,Ins On. .trlLc.

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE federal
grand jury resumed investigation OF
lho strike cases TO-DAY. This ait, tnoon
newspaper reporters were tubI m uaed.
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TmE FIPrm VICTIM.
Another soldier DeRd ~ the RssnIt
81 tue Railroad wreck.

SACRAMENTO, Cal, July l2.-Prl.
waite Dugan, OF battery l., Fun In.
lantTy, has died, making the ffth
victim OF yesterdays railroad wreck.
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YUMA, Aria, July a. Tue strike
has ended hefe. All thu railroad men
have gone back 10 work nnd all the
trains are moving cast aud west.
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Government Dispatchc. oiven Go cal.
ifornia strIHeTs.
SAN FRASoIsco. July 1.-THE
United States authorities say that the
wifoa between Sacramento and San
FfHnoltcO have been tapped aud IA.
structiou, nom Washington 10 Federal
Uilicof. hcfu given TO the leaders 81 the
sIrlkn. Herrailer all tolegraphic mes
aagus will DO Ia cipher.
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CHICAGO, July l2-strikers and
deputies had conflict this afternoon
al sixteenth and Morgan streets on the
Panhandle. Two deputies arc report
cd killed.
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CINOINNATI, July l2,-Anogher
omnibus Injunction was Issued against
f.. V. Debs and others ny Judge Tan,
u. 5. circuit court, TO-DAY on appiica-
ton OF General Counsel Wheeling and
the Lake Erie railroad,
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The Irvine Divorce Suit.

The motion for new trial Of the
Irvine divorce case Will DO argued be-.
fore Judge Merritt early In September.
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RICHMOND, Va, July a. Mike
SIuplu1oD, aged 80 yeafs, committed
suicide at LenOr, Caldwell county,
y. g., by drinking seventeen bottles
u Jamaica ginger.
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nnmor Of n Dynamite PIol.

CHICAGO, July l2.-lt was Iumored
at Pullman today that Rn attempt
would be mAue at 3 y. IN. 10 blow up
the town with dynamite. The officers
OF tho militia proftsted TO DO ready.
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THEN IT BECOMES Law.
III, House Today COuCurTad In
S.nate Amendments,
SOW THEN, MIR. PRESIDENT
Hare. n whole Territory Looking ~
Ysui Please sign That mus
Ysur- Truly.

WASHINGTON. July l2,-The
House concurrod In tho Son
alto amendments to tho bill
for the admission OF Utah.
Tho bill now goes to tho Prosl-
don't.
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nIoeLnar onsn.a on lhn Msnn.n.

TOLEDO, July l2.-rhe striking
Wabash switchmen returned 10 work
lolay. This action opens the block
ade.
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Inslrnrlire Lenlnres.

One OF this most instructive courses
Of lectures given to women In this city
closed last week In tbs Fourteenth
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THE ooEun D'ALENE TROUBLE.
Rsii Communication nroken and u
Gsnrrnl strike Ordered.

sPOEASE, Wash, July l2.-All rail
communication with the Cwif ~
Alrne " broken. A eer eral stfiKe has
been ordered.o on the Pacific branch from
Tokoa 10 tho mines. The engine crew
which went In with last nights train
had orders 10 stay by the engine all
night anu keep up fires Tor the out
ward trip today, but II Is not believed
here that they will DO abls TO obey
OTders.
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Married TndaY.

Isaac sundslrom anu ErlkR johann
son, both VI Murray, were united IN
marriage this morRlng by Probate
Judge Blair.
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VIOLENCE AZ OAKLAND.
Several Locomotives Disabled by
Muh.

SAS FRANCISCO, July l2.-Estly
this morning. tbs touni mouse on the
OtklAud mole was raideu, several
locomotives damaged aud the maohin-
cry put OUT VI condition.
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CLEVELAND, July l2.-Thoro was
perfect stampede today among the
striking railroad employee aud the
Big Four strike IL ended.
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For ,h. yIe,oria Cup.

LONDON, July l2.-Georgo Gould for
the Vigilant has challenged the Vic
totia cup.
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HELLY's ARnX

Indiana.
CBAwFORDsvfLLE, Ind, July a.
Tho police went out from Cfawi0fIs.
vile last night 10 arrest the common.
veal army of General Kelly Tor
vaRraucy. The army, which had tosu
reduced 10 fiity by noarftlOn, took 10
the woods aud number have struggled
through the city lodging the pcllcs.
The army will doubtless disuand here.
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Reasonable Doubt Ia tue Ease oi
Ernstus NimAu.

NEW YOBIl, July l2.-Justics Bas-
set tnis morning granted a certificate
u reasonable doubt Ia tho cuse q
Efaslus Wiman. This prevents his
commitment 10 thu peniteptiAry.
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LoVEIoY AHnEsrED.
A Prominent Member Of the Railway
unian Locked ~.

CHICAGO, July l2,-GeoTge W.Lov,-
10y, VI La Sslle, llllnOis, a prominent
member Of the A, Il. U. was arrested
last night as he was stepping Oh u
Rock Island train NJ the Van Buren,
street depot by Deputy MaTehal Logan
who had warrant issued by Com
missioner Hoyne. Lovel1y was
ward master Ia the employ Of the Rock
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KELLY Avn FRYE.
Tho Generals" Talk of consolidation
thelr Forces

WASHINGTON, July l2,-Kelly, the
leader Of the sO-oalled Industrial army,
Ia making arrangements with Frye TO
consolidate their bands a. RlslyU, V.
A., iust across tho river. Kelly as
sefts that he has 600 men between
here and Portsmouth, o., and the first
detachment will reach Washington
this week.
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official affairs of this territory and report

official affairs of this territory and report
to the eastern lodges data upon which
they hope to make fight against our adj
mission as state that will deprive as of
that happy privilege of becoming free
American citizens. The A. 2. A. people
boast Of controlling ne less than thirty
three votes in congress at the present
time, with much larger number of their
supporters elected to the next congress.
Thus it will be seen that the question
Of New Mexico's admission as state
has assumed very grave features beyond
those of political nature, and what tho
people of tho territory are going to do
about it NOW becomes a subject of the
most momentous concern to every cit!-
aen. Shall we work unitedly and win, or
shall We, by chickering's among ourselves,
aid the enemy?