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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-09
TARIFF RUHORS.
The Conlerees still StruG8.Ils Hith
The Problem.
FIGURING on IRON, coal, SUGAR.
Preparations for FINAL ConNIc,-Pc.
tIllon for Free Sugar and au
Incon' Tax.

wAsuNGroN, Aug. 0.-rhc isrll
conference remained Ia session until a
few minutes after ~ and when they
adjourned the Senate conicroci pro.
ceedeI to the PresideDps room, where
they held priva.o consultation.
Early reports wero 10 the elect that
the confcfees had encountered new OBJ
stacles and that an agreement was uu-
likely.
Later II was reported that an agree.
meut had been absolutely arrived a. on
the lines Of the understanding reached
last night, that iron ore should DO made
free, coal be dutiaJle at ~ cents pCf ton
and the c1uprumrc on tue sugar
schedule should staud. Indications
point " n voiliiclti0n Of thiH report.
The ltopublican members VI tho
conferences a. 1885 received an invita-.
ton 10 iuli conference thut would be
held this afternoon AMI iuiiatiiately
began consultations with tue Leaders on
that fige with view o. Usupsfing
themselves Tor tue nus! cJLti. 70 which
they believe TO DO at Gsud.
PETITION FuR FREE bCuAW
Representative McAIillin, one Of tho
House cDnicrees stated ihAt Ice believed
that an ngruCmen, was m tiFhl; that
coal and iron ore hsd not acuu syttiuu,
but the maiu feature. VI the ulIl wOuii
be agfeed upOa - tuAttnu Republicans
could be called IN tomorrow, Dutiug
tue reu,ss Of the cJnIurvss, there were
Conferences between the leading con.
sofvauve seuht0fs.
a petition was today circulated
among the members OF the House
ufgiug the House tsrin UlnieTees to
stand by frco sugar and permanent {
income TAX. Representative Bland
started tue etltiOu aud II was numer-
Uusly slgutu.
Tue senate coniereos encountered
obslaolts IN the moJab wooden aud
other schedules Of such character that
they dill not feel Justified Ia pfocced-
iug any lur,hvr without committing
tuu cUnsCfvativB senators, German,
Brice aud smith. The House mem.
berb demanded very liberal concessions
on many articles ia tuu install nud
wo0lun schedules aud also iH uAfthen.
ware uud glassware.
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euro {, the standardization on this
question. The balance Of The platform
submitted LAST night wss Unanimously
adopiei. The convention thon ~.
solved itself into n caucus for the con-
sIdefatlon OF tho claims " the 70.
apeCtive candi iates. Nothing vns
done before tho noon adjournment,
however, except 10 wtausle over the
Congressional nominations. Tho Cot
ieeu supporters APPEARED 70 have the
w0fHt u the Argument. Nellis Cor.
thell, Of Laramie, was spfuns this
morning IN candidate Tor Cuugres'.
! u possible that the conventions will
not be abls to complete iis business To-
ury.
Yesterday afternoon, Immediately
n0of the Resembling Of the convcn.
Ton, tho c0mmuter on perusuout
organization submitted IT. report feconl-
mruding thst the temporary organiza.
ton be made permanent. The COM
mi,toe on resolutions had an interesting
fight over the platform md tn" con
voutiou adjourned until 3. IN. ~ give
them more time
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CORDIAL TO HAWAII.
The Young Republic Recognised By
The Ulittd States.
4 LETTER OF CONGRATULATIONS.
Frank T.. Hastings the Representative
Of the Hawaiian Government ia
the Absence Of Thurstou.

wAauSuIos, Aug. "a letter Of
rougratuiatiOa ani greeting from
President Cleveland IN the name Of
the United states Ia on It's way to Pres.
ident Dole, Of Hawaii. The reoognl-
ton Of the new republic was finally
decided upon this week and n message
was framed aud mailed yta.efday.
4 few jays ago "a letter was received
from President Dole conveying the
formal announcement OF the proc!ama.
ton Il the TO. ublic ami the In
augurstlon Of tho new government.
This letter was laid bciOie the cabinet
Aud has teen under consideration
while tue House committed On iofcisi u
Affairs was debating whether ~ should
report tue resolution fOf recognition.
FRANK A.. Hastings, who IA tue ab.
teucu VI Minister Tnutstgu, IL charge
l5atiaircs ut the Hawaiian legation,
las btud formally recognized m the
representative Ut tbs new gOVefnnuut.
Chairman MeCteafy, Of tbs House
committee ON aiiairs, says Il 10 not Gus
tgmary tn give publicity ~ diplomatic
rgttvpobdenCe until II has reached it'
Defamation. Consequently the letter
90 President Dole, will not be madu
lublic uuui sufficient time has passed
iur It's reception. Tue TACT that the
tsis,uuou OF the cotrespOndor',f has
become known may induce the Pftsi-
dent 10 make II puulic.
InE COMMITTEE Oh FJnEIdS AFfAiRa
1StphMED,
wAsuiNJToN, Aug. 9.-when the
committees on foreign ilaits met todsy
Chairman McCfuafy ANNOUNCED that
tho President hal Recognized tho
Hawaiian republic. The Republican
mtmb,is maiutaiI cd tLat tue BOutvlIs
resolution wss ,til Ia order anu u wa,
desirable tor Congress TO extend a
greeting to the republic. A motion u
adjourn was carried. McCruafy
hOogsr, Tucker, Price, Everett, MONEY
anu DiusmOfu voted TOT II, blair, HIT,
NanNOfh,es, Draper aud Dear against.
40 more meetings Of the committees are
expected lhis session,
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AZ wAsiiINUIoN PARK.
Irpttsrs aud PAGERS Eutsrsd for III
coming tnuss.

truttgrs nud PAGERS iutsfsd Tor the
coming uHoss.
CHICAGO, Aug. g.-rhs complete
lisl suvWs that 400 entries OF tfOttefs
Aad PAGERS have been received for the
approaching tfotting meeting at wash
ingt0u Park. Nearly all the ttOtting
pud puciug kiugs anu quseua are In
too uumuer ana with favorable
weather, tue meeling, which starts at
Washington Park week from neHt
Saturday, 10 continue tevcn days
SHOULD be- tho most memorable In tnc
history Of thr association. Four
events are on tbs cnrd for the opening
the infant stake, thv ltoquois stake
for 1925 paccre, tue derby anu the 2;ll
tr0tung class. Tue opening program
IL hnr. PampluO, Phoebe Wiils.
MutA wilkes, Nighungaue (hauiiiusl,
BallOns, EnHrd ALd William Penn Nu
In the .ill tToL Ihtn thudeIty will
he qui,e novelty iuaHmuoh as u " a
twu mite dash, something new IN the
trOiuug wOTid. Iurfu ate eight on.
tfies: Jackson /, Holas, Young auu
Rsiushufg's Laky LanuOu, n. X, Got
tuu's MOnellv. john q. TAyiyi's Lady
Nelson, &. a. ThOmpson's seriour, q,
T.. McDJuail's AravOut, V. J, kuit.
ley's Billy Il and J. q. Gfavos's Dan
Mack.
The 2:25 pacing event has Tallyho,
Sable Gil, PierTron, MoubarS, DTec.
ton, Anheusvr, Rowuy Joe, Joco,
BeLeiAUtOt, sandos, FlAsE, May Hin,
June lIug, lIovee H., William v, Ru-
bsustc.n, ksipor WilEes, Autelian
Pallte d., wnirligls, Out OF sight,
Sappno, BarOudale and kSkeby.
Ihe infant stakes, winch opens the
meetinR, nas twenty three nomintos.
Monday, the second Jay OF the meet.
lug, Will witness the Juvenile stakes,
no lees Than twenty-five entrie' ,amOug
which ai,; Asttgc, scUutlur, Bu-
cyrus, WhalebOne, Gappy M00dliue
AMI Miles Kate, all sterling performers.
Tue northwestern bfeuIeIs' tulurity
btlnRs MOnuay's u OFT 10 close with
Victor BismJrt, HignwoOd, Millir
hllMmef, Baron, q. w. Howe, Ham.
bletouiau Belle anu Bestor Bismont
entered.
Gu tuesday, tho third day, the $3.50
class trOt, the .:ll pace Rui the Cal.
umot stake Tor $40 tr.ttem will be-
decided. The last named baa a So, 900
putss and thirty -uine entTies.
ON tue last DAY VI the meeting
Saturday tbs zig f:ru Tor All
trOg, with AK, Az1te, PiSslry, Night.
ingHlo, PhOebs WILKES aud Walter H..
tue numiuttH.
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A UTAH SOLDIER SHOT.
lie Is Wounded by an Unknown Per.
SON al New Castle, Colorado.

Henry Lommons, a private IN com.
pAny -, Sixteenth Infantry, Fort
Douglas, was shot Ia the wrist at New
Castle, Colorado, ON Monday night
last In manner rather mysterious.
Lemons was among the soldiers
,rcered to Graud Junction during the
recent strike troubles there and later TO
New Castle where tue shooting oo-
Cured. Concerning the incident
tl,e Denver Ns,gs VI yesterday, tho
sin inst says!
0Elenry Lemmons, OF the United
Stale , army, sixteenth Infantry, was
snot by some unkn1wn person last
n ight about ll'3J. Tue ball passsd
th1ous Ia the wrist breaking no Uones.
A Nom mat hour someone was ON die
h,.,dse lighting matches anu Lsm.
mons or drred him TO move on. Tne
nasn ,lS. tea Tor one side aud Lsmmoa.
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ITEMS OF CITY NEWS,
The AuOul8 Ol.s,iOl Clui,s Tfoab'9
10 the Ranks Of The Police.
Az NQuIslrloy 10 re HELD.
officers Noullad IN Assemble IN 'hp
tuuncil Chamber TonIgh;-!DEic
Of the iiql1r Dealers.

Tha, tho efficiency Of the police
force is rapidly being chlc1 away by
Internal jissonsion nad strife is n fact
tina, eau no 10 rgcr be Generated. That
tue condition l. serious 90 q degree that
is startling q. evidenced by the fact
that every paifolmaH, detective or
special" employed ny the city hrs
teen notified 20 report a, tho cOuncil
,uambcr At O'Clock tonight, when
aud where it is pr1puted 60 take sucn
action % IL calculated to seal Tho
mouths o, tho malcontents for an tins
90 come, so far as department bickcr-
iugs are concerned.
Asiorcshadowod In the NEWS soma
days ago, the Amoriuc question ~.
pcsrs 10 be- ai the bottom o. the present.
eruption. In conversation with Chiei
Pratt today (. wan learned that u had
been cutting a very wide swath un der
the surface Ia department affairs u
late, aud That the tins mad come Ia
hls opinion whom II should be stamped
| out.
" hfNlAeH NNuit ~ NAIN NNn tuloft
! "thrfc are constant tumblings Ct die
content RnI dissatisfaction, oi petty
| jenlousies and accusatnns,O i biokenugs,
sifiir ard tails bearing. Of running 10
| tue commissiOurTi, talking ani iusiI-
/ uatiug 10 tbrir friends On this aud thAt
/ question aud iniimaung that this thing
10 wrong aud that tning should bo cot.
| foctru, but that nothing was teiug
done u remedy the Evil. A. head 0f
! the department have come ~ tho cDt-
clusion that II IL time Tor the 10 act, anu
propose H. do no aud tell tho men Just
wnat n what.
"rhis iisa that one officer has got 10
In Tor another lthat lisa iWvOritc eE.
press with tbum) because hs IL Hn
Amofine or an Auti-AmOunc must ho
suppressed. Politics or religion have
nv business Ia the loiiCe force Hnd
neither viii be- tolerated. nave got
tifrd VI hcaflug the words Catholic
AMI AmUriuv IA this connection aud
nave called the moe Ang Tor the put-
pose Of telling the men that tuoy muat
be- silenl ON such mntters, and tuey
will be, TOO, N l AN compelled " sus-
pend avpfy one VI thotu.h
Commissioner sale uty and Em'
ply have bsen invited 10 bs ptsaeul
| aud the Indications arr that they vii
take hand IN thr matter. Their oe'
Leagues, Jebning. aud Nobls, afe n
ps,seut out Of tue city.
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Territorial Fair Items.

In the iist OF manufacturers given In
last evenings NEWS, VINO ars AN
nouscsd as exhibitors Al the Territorial
Fair, tue names Of the Provo Wooden
Mile aud John q, Cutler & Bros. were
omitted. Mr.. Cutters agency will
makra iluv exhibit VI the products Of
the Provo mills.
The following additional premiums
have been offered By the ID. A. X NJ.
society:
For the best quality anu display "
home made cigtrs. Gold medal
For the second best quality and dis
play Of home made cigars. Silver
medal.
For the best quality AMI display Of
bluing. Silver medal.
For the BEST quality aud display VI
iiAyOring extracts. Gold medal.
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the other, when the uuknDwu turned
and flteI % shot as Lgmmous. the BAL
pUing through his wrist. lemmIfs
was helpiUss aud could not tvaCn.
When tho hall passei through the
wrist 10 u.s the butt OF the gun,
which ap.rri IL OIL from g0iug
through hi. 4taf,
"L-mm1us Will be- sent 10 Fort Doug.
La. Utah"
inquiry at Fort douglas late this
Afternoon cliciicI tlr information that
LemmOus MSS been brought homo DE-
Indicated Ia the Colorado Dispatch d
that he IL NOW 900 tho hospital, where
he IL frcoivin; tho very best attention.
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New YuR,, Aug. B.-spoculatloD
on thv stock exchange wts In good
tIno at the opening anu the FIRST prices
made were generally higher Sugar
was quoted 1905 t. lOT against lU5 Il
thc close last night, but quickly a..
acted 10 100.
The market continued to improve
through DO early hours. sugar
gaineJ I more, sugar preferred /. Tao
advance IA sugar was Gus 10 the re-
ported agreement Of the taTin confer.
eos on the sugar schedule, satisfactory
q the trust. just before luoOn Oregon
Navigation sold ny " q. AtoulH9u
advanced z.
After midday sugar declined
reacted ! aud before the cllsu lost J
Tue pyurful market closed Hirnlg.
Ncsiorn UuiOn aud lead arc up ~
The Jay.
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WAsHISGrOS, Aug. o. 90 In the
House today Boutelle, sptaGins 10 a
question OF personal yfiyiiegr, denied
the published impulatiOn tuat he had
introduced for political purposes the
resolutions TecOgniz ng the new Ha-
waiian republic. Referring 10 tho
Presidents recognition OF the republic,
hs began describing how Mr.. Gfes.
ham had "sueaked 40 q the Capitol
yesterday 10 Inform Chairman Ne
Ctearv Of the administrators puT-
pose" when he was called TO order by
Cultivate ana warned by the Speaker.
Boutolle denounced the conduct " the
aumi nistration IN the Hawaiian affair
as "peanut pOlitics." lie asked
tue House 10 rupudiRte the whole tur-
bulent aud malOdOfuua affair, ami UX-
prrss 20 the new republic lie cordial
congratulations.
Tue Speaker decided that Boutollo
hau gone outside the question Of per-
sunal privilege ana "a hs would not
desial, ordered him 10 take his tuAt.
McCTearY protested that Bouttlle by
his manner and words had charged
Improper motives TO the committee.
Boutelle interlecled, al Withdraw the
manners. rEe Gentleman from Ken.
lucky has enough Tor both OF us."
MoCreary thereupon resumed his
scat.
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THE nritanpis won To-day.

Cows. lsle Of Wight, Aug. 9.-The
NiRilant Bud Britannia started today
on the race for the town prize Ui ElOu,
ptetunted by tue inhabitants ~ Cuwus.
Tue Britannia got slightly the best "
tho start aud was aneai rounding the
ilfst mark. IL j. a cloudy morning
with a st'iilsh urgOz'.
The NlgllEnt gained q seconds on
her rival Ia magnificent run out TO
warner lighiship, but the britannia
began 10 wiuou her lead during her
lead bacE ~ Cuwep, leaving the Nigl.
iant hhli mile Hstrfn NJ the end Of
the flfst round. Ia tue second rounu
the Britannia Increased tue lead 10
3 MINUTES s. seconds.
Toe Brtauuia won by minutes, l.
seconds without counting her timo AL.
loWancO. -
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ConelN and LNnch.

The county cIutt is iu session this
siteruoon, tho meeting haviug com.
mrnced nj 9 O'Clock. Additional hid.
were received for the correction, etc,
u the gsseis3f's aud collectors plate.
Tho contract was awarded ~ Messrs.
Il. l.. CoHely au1 J. T.. Lynch, who
were amoug tho Original blddru.
Their bond wa. fixed at 81 900.
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The Council committee on sanitary
rule, ami quarantine regulations has
under consideration the question VI
Abuli6hiug the alleged taunery
nuisance In tho Nineteenth ward. II
has already bHon claimed that thr place
Ia question Ia not thS dctriment that
some would make Il appear Should
the committee take that view Of the
matter, A. some say they will, then
the taunery will remain NJ II Is for n
considerable time o. come.
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"Yeal.s of Childhuod."

"PereE's Flfs. Three Years OF Child.
hood" Is the subject with which the
interesting speakers, Mrs. Stewart,
Mrs. Morris and Mp. Thomas, will
deal before Miss Chapin'i class at the
Fourteenth ward Relief Society hall,
Friday evening, the 10Th inst. Meet
ing will Commence 1t 1880 pun, aAd
ali Interested aro cordially Invited 10
he present.
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nic,rle Menl at Provo.

SHELTON * Go. ore making extensive
preparations fora bicycle meet NJ Provo
on She 2Ulh inst. Yesterday the track
WAS being prepared Visitors are eN-
rected from Chicago, 49, Louis aud
denver. quite a number OF prizes have
urrn arranged, many a them cash
prIz,s, but II h expected some fancy
bicyoles will figure prominently. IL
viii he thB sporting event VI the Provo
season,
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The senate Holds = Very Brief
Asaslan.

wAsuiSuroN, ID. g., Aug. 0.-At /
O'Clock tht Senate went into executive
session, the reason npI afenily being 10
relieve the tension over the tAriii ques.
ton.
An effort TO dispose OF the Chinese
treaty IN the executive session Jailed.
~ was postponed until tomorrow and
the Senate adjourned.
This House bill partly repeating the
revived statutes requiring proof Of sub
sequent loyalty before pensions or
bounty lands arc granted TO Mexican
war veterans, was discussed In the
Senate this morning.
Hill asked II the bill was 10 remove
the last vestigo Of disability against
those veterans AMI was answered IN
the affirmative by George.
Plat opposed the bill on the ground
that there were thousands OF these old
claims and suggested ~ the democrats
complained OF the present pension list,
this would be- IA good time TO call a
halt.
The matter went over without Ao-
tinn.
THIS Senste, at las, after executive
session, adjourned TIL tomorrow.
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a nonANrlo nAnnIAGE.
Tho Groom Has seen seventy .nVe
winters and the nrid. FOrtS seven.

Tho Groom Has seen HeVentS.nVe
winters and the bride foTB seven.
CHICAGO, Aug. "a forty years.
romance WAS eliminated la ths mar
Rage OF Mrs. Emily GranAm anu o. >,
Ward, at Englewood, The groom has
pten sevunty.iive winters aud the bride
iUTty.sevon.
Mr. Ward Is u wealthy merchant OF
Lswndale, aud Mrs. Graham, during
her visllH among tho people OF Engle.
wood, IN tho capacity OF trained
nurse, has made awide circle Of friends.
The story OF the lives Of tns two IL fun
OF interest.
Years ago when he was a young man,
Mr. WRrd wAa engaged IN business AZ
Soueca, Kansas. One Jay no maue
the acquaintance OF little girl Ia
snort irocks. Hu was Of a genial dis
position aud the friendship became
last AHj hrm, Many times no took
the child upon his knee and told her
stories, liltle thinking that sue
would ono day, nearly hat
century later, 10 his wife, Mr
Ward married aud came ~ Chicago
where he went Into business and rppld-
~ accumulated "a considerable amount
VI property. rho child Immediately
grew up anu married aud In tue course
VI IA few years she too made Chicago
her nome. While the was YET IN Tue
prime VI life, her husband died aud
being thrown upon her own resources,
sno beCamu nurse, Daring ali OF
their Iesldeno0 Ia Chicago the &C
quainlnnceship u Mls. Graham aud
al. Ward was continued l7eNeh years
ago Mr.. Wafu's wife tell M aud Mrs.
Graham was Immediately sent for. She
unused Mis-. Ward Tor many weeks aud
wAs at her bedside when sue passed
away. siEee that time tho Two nave
hal many pleasant meetings, nnd
finally, much 10 the surprise VI lhelf
friends, they announced that lhey
wand rOuu be married.
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settled n.ufu was reached was 5ili ar1
steadily deClifpI TIL II tOuchtu bt!
ytserIay's last price. Then u falnoa
iu5Ui May corn opened at from Oh 10
50 ~ .iust .. al the close yesterday,
.pii t. So, eas. d OIL to 5Sl tut rallied to
6g.
iho strength In grain coutinuee.
September corn swung up to on, May
To 90 anu September wheat bJs by =
O'ciUuE. Tue advance alter ihu fecet-
zion which followed tbs opening was
caused by Washington productions Of
no rain In the corn belt within thirty
six hours. Tho country Is alsO buying
again aud the big boar opera or Ppri.
ridge il taking every thing offered. The
county IL alto buying heat.
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rrIINAmIN,. NE.

Prisoners DeciHro 1hat They WIN
Fishtsnd Net submit 60 tho hH1or
CHICAGO, Aug. 0.--Seyeral China
men VINO nave been sent 10 the Bride
we'll ON fnr- fVf keeping opium resorts,
are In lear lot they lose lheir plg tails
Their heads were ABOUT To bu ahavediA AS
Ia the usual custom, when they set up
a howl aud declared that they would
protect their cues with their lives.
Superintendent Crawford ordered hts
men 10 omit the shaving proceas.but ~
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Gen,raI belief New that the worst q.

General Belief New that the worst ~
over
OMAHA, AugO.-Sherin DrcHsl sent
100 lvpuues 10 5Jugh Omaha eaily this
morning. TEE deputies broke tue
picket limos Of tue strikers anu escorted
the wofkmen 10 their houses in squads.
the strikcfs hoo'ed nud ltered uut dii
not tirr any violence. A number u
thu Old men returned 10 WORK under
protection Of the otilc0fs. All the
houses began killing IN spite % tho
threat OF tue manaL etp that tbey would
Dot no any work until the militia Was
called out. IL Is the general belief that
the strike 10 now practically broken.
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urrrINo or moron DEALEns.
Proposition 60 'i"-- Co tito outside
Resorts on suadays

fEonualtAuu so AiWsa VI tNn butaide
Resorts on Sundays.
Ats o'clock this alter noon tine Liquor
DMicfs' assoc atiIn went intO stssiOu
"a, the Walker house for the second tims
the last two days 10 d'scuH, ways AMI
means u stop The sale u liquor ~ tho
outside resorts on 5uudAys.
They declare that tIuy Intend 10
notify the snefiis ~ Salt Lake, Divis
Aui rojbla counties that they Will bo
expected 10 suo tho sunday Law ~u-
forced 10 the letter anu IN the event II
failure % act on tho part Of suon Oh.
Gals tuVy state that N ~ will sOek 90.
dress In the courts Of United States
clmmi.sionrrs. Thnv 10 not, they say,
PROPOSE 10 be disurimi natoI against.
II they Rre obligei 20 become GOOD
rItiErur, other people must be- the SANE.
Ga the contrary ~ they Ern allowed
o. violate the law, othufs eau als0 be-
tfansgres,ofs without fear VI mUlssia.
ton from the Liquor Dsaler5 ass0cla.
ton.
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nULLs AM CORN.

Great Activity Ia the Pit Of the Chice.
Eo hN"nHngr'
CHICAGO, Aug. 0.-Ine fluctuations
10 the early trading In graiu wefu lees
violent than yesterday. The Cluoiu.
nau Irice CurTtHt summary noted a
further deterioration In ths growing
corn crop, with anu increased iteIing
OF wheat 10 live stock. The
weather map continued 10 show high
temperatures aud no rain In the corn
belt. September corn opened ragged,
anywhere from % TO 81 10 different
parts Of the pit egainst 81 I At the close
Yesterday, but Ine price al aOVn 40 a
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Nkw YORK, Aug. 9.-Pfetldont
Remarks statement was submitted
10 the meeting OF ths AtchiHon Te-Jf.
gAniEallon meeting this afternoon. 1t
covers Ave type-wrttsn pages. A.
tue conclusion OF ths meeting It will
be gwen TO tins press.
Reiuhatt charges gross errors ia
Expert Lytleis Ten0Tt that showed au
uyeftslimate OF $3.50, $50 IA the in
come account, anu Specifies the items
ignored by Lyle.
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Repleyin Suit.

Hene & %. have MOI replevin
sult against United States Marshal
Brigham to recover certain goods to tho
value VI s4si, attached 10y creditors Of
H.. h. McClalu, aud nov ia the Gus
tOdy Of the marshal. The suit IL
brought IN Justice LoChrlo's court