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NEW YORIS, Aug. Bl.-A special 10
tho H0rid from Managus says tho
HOrd correspondent. interviewed tho
coast prisoners, who claim that they
oNn say nothing about their cases,
which arc now IN the hand OF tho
lawyers. Eight American y risoners
hro making common cause. IL the
foreign prisoners are sentenced they
viii incur a nominal penalty, but the
native pritonefs arc TlskiDR death.
II Is stated that Lacayo will ask Bak.
ef's recall. Among the prisoners not
expelled are Patterson, Taylor, Ingiam
anu Bowling, Americans, whose cases
will be tried In the local courts. The
government says II will make an eI-
ample Uf these men, aud u fostering
the feeling against Americans success.
fully.
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CHICAGO, Aug. 8l.-AnotheT affair
Of lists has Just leaked out at Camp
Abraham Lincoln, aud while the actors
are OF low rank, II IL said that the
matter Will be settled by court martial.
AZ mn Immediate consequence, Private
Jesse Bowen, OF Col. Crofton's crack
Fifteenth infantry, has been Ia tbs
hospital four days. Ho Ia recovering
from a badly bruised face, which, II IL
claimed, was pounded by Corporal
Charles Lucas u Company G..
CORPORAL Lucas 10 now under arrest,
awaiting the general court martial.
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JEFFERsoN, Ohio, Aug. 3l.-The
American Debcnture company, Of
Chicago, has sued for aud obtained
the appointment OF In receiver for the
AshtaDula Suburban Water and Light
company, West Virginia corporation
with 100000 capital, which supplies
Ashtabula with water. Default ia the
payment OF Interest on tho bonded In.
debttdness Ia the alleged cause Of the
suit, Ben a. May, the receiver gave
$4,000 bond.
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The yaughns Sentenced.

Sentence was passed thismJrning by
Commissioner GreenmAn upon the
Vaughns, convicted yesterday after.
noon OF brutally ASSAULT < and heat
ing Rose Vaughn, wife Of HyTun
Vaughn. This Is the case mentioned
In the NEWS yesterday, where the
parties have been living IN filthy
lug.out In Coon's canyon. HyTum
was sentenced to flyo months In thr
county Jail and 10 pay a iine OF sg5;
the old lady one month and $40. The
little neglected 6-yoar-old boy will be
sent to tho iniitmaTy,
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Flooded the North Bench.

The rain came down IA torrents on
the North Bench this Afternoon. Those
who were outside nj the time sought
shelter Ms quickly as possible, but In
most Instances they were thoroughly
dtrnched. Tue downfall WAS ~
heavy NJ 10 almost amount 10 a cloud
burst. Irrigation bitches held only a
small part Of the water, while ,he sur.
titus overlooked orchards, filled Gel.
lsfs aud did considerable damage IN
the way Of washing out roads, iootand
wagon bridges.
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GLOUCESTER, aiSss.. Aug 8l,-Tho
steamer ufampu., with the United
states hsh commission on board, which
has been studying the habits 0f
mnckotcl at North Bay, has returned
hnd reports that search was made oil
over the gulf Of 81, Lawrence around
AnticOsta aud this coast Of 5t.bnwfuucu
river ~ far ~ Seven Island, Point
Domont AMI other ISLANDS.
Toe only places where traces Of
mackefel could DO found was OIL
Eastern Point, Prince Edward Island,
and II IL a problem where the great
school Of mackurel that went into tho
gulf early In tue spflug he gone.
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nlnI.l.r IInlrr,. n.nnrt.

WAsiItAutON, Aug. 8l,-rhs state
department has received tue anxious.
ly awaited information from Minister
Baker concerning ths Bluetlslds
affair. A dispatch confirms the report
Of the expulsion of the Americans W no
participated 10 thv Mosquito revolu.
tion. Some trouble was found IN de-
ciphefing certain portions VI the dis.
patch ana the department was not
Informed al o'clock as TO what action
the minister has taken In reference 10
the arrest OF the Americana
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kORoMo, Ind, Aug. 8l.-JAmes
Gregory, u wealthy bachelor, was
called 10 the door last night and shot
through the heart by an unknown As.
sassin. The only other person In the
house was 4 sick aunt whom he was
attending. The woman arose from the
bed and itighteHed the m urderer away,
The murder occurred nj Shanghai,
twelve miles from here. The murderer
will DO lynehud n caught.
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BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 3l.-The
bark Hatyesier, which has arrived
from karluk, brought the latest nows
OF tue Alaska salmon run, and con-
sidering the latoness Of the season this
year the returns are very good Tor the
combine. Last year the catch resulted
In about Coz, 900 cases, ami this years
run VIII amount 10 very near the
same. The return, II II paid, will have
tho effect OF making the market stable,
" there Is no heavy demand from
England. In the later event the price
u salmon will advance according TO
the demand.
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.lit against tne collector IN the Uniied
states clfcult court before Judge snip
man an1 recovered judgment for $1,000
damages. AZ reward for this service
VI, Maegener has been appointed hon
ornfy counsel TO the Venezuelan gov.
eminent and also has had conferred
upon him the decoration Of tho Bae.o
del LibeftadoT,
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noNOnEp ny VENEZUELA.
New Yorl, Lawyer Receives "a Decor.
utlun


NEW YoRS, Aug. 3l.-Louis @.
Ratsener a lawyer Of this city, has
been honured by tho Vent zuelan gov.
eminent with the decoration OF tue
BaslO del Lihertador for services rem
uefed Joaquin Crespo, the present
ptesilent VI Vou,zleia, when Crespo
was engaged In fighting TO overthrow
HE old government. On September .,
1872 the steamship South Portland
was lying In the bay Of this port lOsded
with ammunition worth about S40, 900,
consigned to Gen. CfespO. Francisco
d1nzalts was In charge OF the cargo
and ITO was ON the way TO Vent zuela
% meet Crespo and deliver the cargo.
The vessel was held by the collector Of
.he port, FTRnoiaeo Hendricks, anu
jonzal,s was placed under arrest for
violation of tho neutrality Jaws. Mr.
Raegener was employed by tue revolu.
ioDisls 10 defend Gonzales and he
lucoteded In freeing him and the
vessel. Later the cargo reached H.
destination.
La April, 1854. Mr.. Rasgener brought
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no ray TmE INrIREsr.
That L. the Decision of the Union
Pacific Receivers.

NEw GORis, Aug. 8i.-rhe receivers
Of the Union Pacific Railway Company
have decided 10 pay the overdue
Interest on the Utah aud Northern frat
mortgage bonds, amounting TO sl5i, 200,
nni the Utah ana Southern extension
bonds, amounting 10 sl3i,870. This re-
ceivera also approve the payment Of
the Interest on the Union Pacific col
lateral trust s'xes, amounting 10 tllO,-
loo, due July !, aud the Union Pacific
collateral trust nves, amounting to
sll6,g25, due June /. The receivers
will meet Hgaiu September
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1898, ny the Campania. Tho Cam.
paula experienced dense toys on the
banks Tor iine hours aud was forced TO
run at greatly reduced speed. Her
average speed was $3.50 knots which
las only twice been beaten, ON both
occasions by the LucAnla, which Ia
March covered 2i.5i knots, anu In
Immn m so
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DARTMOUTH, Eng. Aug. Sl.-The
Ntsilant defeated the SatAnitA today
IN the race over a i0.Lailr course. The
BriiAnnia did not enter on account OF
tue drowning OF her chief officer last
The wind was light, favor.
Ing the Vigilant. The SatanitA had
~ seconds the best Of the start, but nj
tho ond Of the iirst round tho VigilRnt
had tho lead 10 minutes and 10 sec.
nnus
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great DISAPPOINTMENT u the Oh en-.
pl1yes, and owing TO the dull times
the men will be compelled To accept
the 70 iuctlons. The Illinois steel mill
OF this city Will also take hani IN the
reduction OF wage. The TO depart
ment when has been closed Tor three
months, will start up next week under
new scale Of waguH which H. from 10
~ 20 per cent lower than the old scale.
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BOisE CitY, Aug. 8i.-Mlrauding
Indians ffem Fort HILL reservation
killed Chinamnn IN Oweyhee county
yesterday. They hive been killing
game iu,hltssly nnd Warden John.
son went u warn them to deslst. They
acted In 30 threatening n manner that
hu left hastily. Thetoltlcrs are alarm.
ed. In the absence Of tue governor
Secretary Of State Curtis Is invesilgnt.
Inc
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a rERRInLE CONTEMPLATION.
a thousand chinese Natives Perish
Ia tho Flames

HoNK KoNo, Aug. 8l.-A terrible
Ore has occurred on Canton river,
hundreds Of flower boats being burned.
AZ least 900 natives peTlshed In the
fames. Tho flower boats were moor,d
stem and stern In rows and large
number OF persons live upon them.
The spread OF the oonilsgratiOn from
one boat TO another was 80 rapid that
tho unfortunate Chinese had no time
TO cut them from the mOorings,
strong wind materially helping 10 In
crease tho lire. Many hundred per
sons leRped overheard and were
drowned.
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mo CampanIn nrsnLa DC nscerd.

LONDON, Aug. Sl,-Ihe Cunard
line steamer Campania which sailed
rom New York Aug. IS, arrived In
Queenstown today, breaking the
record. 5ne made the passage In Ave
days, 10 houF,47 minutes. Hhorstoiorv
the eastward record has been Ave dAys,
" hours, AZ minutes, made November,
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OWING TO DuLL TIMES.

Manufacturer. ave Notice of "a RE-
auction In Wages
JoLIEr, ILL.,, Aug. Sl-Pne leading
manufacturers here say that In some
cases they will lower the wages Of their
men, The Lambert a Bishop wire
mill, a branch Of the Consolidated Steel
4 Wire company which has been
closed since last June, las given notice
that IL will start up Ia ten days but
with a ten por cent cut THIS Ii a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-31

MILWAUKEE Wis, Avg. d.
kfankio MAkein, Of tho noted broker
age firm, Wakom X Marshal, Chicago,
became tho husband OF Miss Matte
Chaplin, u chorus girl from "On the
Earsn" oompany, Mt O'Clock this
morning. The ceremony was per-
iormed by the Rev. DIR. HAlsey. The
bride was formerly with Hender-
sons American Extravaganza.
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ARRESTED IN new ToRE.
william L.. Hcifrieh, on "a Telegram
from ogden.

NEW YORK, Ang, SO.-willlam Ia.
Hrlirch, living on West For1lelh
street, was arrested this afternoon at
the office OF Charles A. Baldwin d
Co., stock brokers, on telegram nom
the chief OF police Of Ogden, Utah.
rhe dispatch stated Helirioh was
wanted In that place on three lndlot-
ments, charging him with embezzle'
ment Of pubic funds while the treas
uIer Of Ogden In 1891.
He was Iemandvd here today 10
await extradition papers.
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On Tho CharEe OF EmbssII,msni.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, Aug. 3l.-w. Il.
Brennan, late postmaster at Dumoui,
Butler county, was arralgned before
charge of embszziing 81, 800 In money
orders and postal iunds wnile serving
NJ postmaster. lie was held In 81 900
bonds for his appearance before the
next term VI the u. s. court.
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Quarantine Against Cattle:

WAmusOTOS, ID. g., Aug. 8l.-
Belgium has ordered all cattle from
Amefics subjected TO foriy.nve dAys
quarantine on account OF a sickness,
alleged to DO pleuro pneumonia, In a
shipment from Kentucky.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-31

FoRT aCoIT, Kss., Aug. Sl.'-On the
larm OF Calvin Packer seven miles
northwest, last evening, Mrs. Packer
was fatally gUrod by bull while trying
to save her little girl from like fate.
The bull tore the woman'a abdomen
irom side to side and otherwise at
tackled her.
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Ihe P.rnrI.n nsbeIIIon.

NEW YoRIS, Aug. sl-A spsolAl
dispatch TO the World iroA GuayAquil
says; rho Peruvian rebels are march.
Ing on Lombez, where CaCors has a
large force awaiting them. The
Peruvian government IA siill cOnsorlpt.
ing men.
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NILS CLOSED.

WooSsoCKET, II. l., Aug. 3l.-OIe
hundred employee OF the River spin.
ming mills struck when notified that
hereafter they would be paid by the
piece instead Of tho week. The change
amounts 10 u reduction VI wages. The
mills " ere closed.
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NEW fORit, Aug. 8i.--Stick market
opoutd iifm but quiet. Sugrt fell ftom
10Y 10 1909. A rally " lJ7i took place.
Up TO noon the general trend Of
prices " downward. Sugar declined
j. lead !; Lad pro.crrud 1; Atlantic
aud Pacific
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A WRECK sIGHTED.
Possibly the LiIiputsAn schooner of n
Noturutan Adventure.

NEW YoRIS, Aug, 3l.-rne steamer
Scaudia, which reached port today
reports that on Tuesday she sighted "a
wreck estimated about thirty feet long,
From the imrll tiLB Of the wreck and
tho position when sighted, II IL not
impossible II muy be the little sohoon-
ef.flQgeI Nina, In which Captain
AfreSob, the NorW egian advonturof
from Milwaukee, left this port to sail
single.handed aoross the Atlantic. Tine
yessel lett the port August o In any
thing but "a seAwOfthy condition.
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A ropniI.t candIaale

DIS MofsEs, Iowa, Aug. Sl.-The
Dem Gratis Of the seventh Congressional
have endorsed J. X. Bancroft, Of Des
Moines, as Populist candidate for Con.
gretz. The platform declares against
Interference with coinage at the ratio
Of lBt3l.
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An annrehl.i rnI.f Arr..,,h.

81. PR1EWnunO, Aug. 3l.-Baron
Ungor Steinberg. charged with being
implicated ia the dynamite outrages al
Lege, Belgium, has teen at-
lsted here, lie IL said 10 be chief
VI the international band Of anarchists.
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a COMPANION.

uusineas New aud whss the meKip
isS Uiit ss~a,"s Law.
NEW YOBIs, Aug. 3l.-rhs rush Of
business at the custom house here con-
llnued. Yesterdays receipts were
tS77,6is, and tho grand total Of the
pas, threo days 81, gi7. 0T5.
The first thres days after the Mckin-
ley bill became q law the customs To-.
ceipts were 81 ,sil ,4i2.
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Low Merton Accepts.

INV YORlS, Aug. 8i.-A special 10
the World from Rhinebeck. n. "
says Levi r. Morton has concluded 10
accept Thomas G.. Platte offer oi the
Republican nomination for governor.
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rolIec rnrlnln renna anIII,.

NEW YoRil, Aug. si.-Thc police
commissioners found Captain Adam \.
Cross guilty u accepting "pfotsctIon"
money aud dismissed him from the
force. Warden George smith ami Jas.
Burns were aisl dismissed.
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CLEVELAND, Aug. Sl.-EdwArt u.
Dean, n wealthy retired business man,
became weary Of suffering bodily
pains aud shot himself through the
heart today.
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Admitted 10 Cltlzenshin.

olof Nelson, native OF Sweden,
now resident OF Salt Lake, was thi,
morning admitted to citizenship by
Chief Justice Merritt.
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Ga apple alton Of Judge J. A. Mar
shah, Col. John II. Winder was APP
pointed receiver Of the Church Of Jesus
Christ ut Latter Jay Saints In place Of
Il. w. Lawrence.
The court also handed down q docu-
ment in,trucling Colonel Winder what
disposition 10 mpke Of the property. la
II Mt. Lawrence was directed 10 turn
over the property to his successor
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NEW iORIS, Aug. 3l.-A special TO
the Word iIom Lima says ChceIes has
offered a reward tor the capture OF
Flores, dead or alive, Caceres says
the rebellion Ia practically ended,
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LONDON, Aug. 8l.-Justin II. Nc
Carthy, sUn OF Justin Mccarthy aud
author Of several wsll.knowu plays,
was married Wednesday 10 Clssy
Lotus, n young character impersOn.
aloT.
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CoRpsES ArLoAr

Hiiic' japanese Soldiers ia the To.
tunE river.
bHANGHAt, Aug. 3l.-Advlces from
Chez Foo state that tue Jarautss ileet
has again attached Port Arthur
Chinese junks from New Cheung re-.
port the passing Of many corpees Of
Jspaucse solciufn At the mouth u the
Iaiuus river This n taken "a o con.
frmaiion of the reported japanese de-.
feat on the river.
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Lieense 10 Marry.

A marriage license was Issued ~
he county clerk today TO Claud
Wright, u, ard Lulu Blnkley, ~, both
Of Salt Lake CITY.
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The SUPREME COURT
T. B, LlWis Succeeds Judge BOrtmaD
as Commissioner Of Schools.
NEW CnURCu RECEIVER NAMED.
Hon. John Il. Windtr il Appointed
TO the Onlce go Court
Oprlons


ajioutned ,es,,on NJ ,h. Fart.
,o,,,i anr,s,n. 80, -. ~, 49,.
'.'''' ''l'.,no ''"l' ""s "e'u 'n'
afternoon All the Judges being present,
VIZ. Chief Justice Merritt, Associate
Juslices Bafteb. Smith and ". IA.
r.. M 49, r., .,
vas '''su us
s,.,.,.1-ss... -,.,.,,e
,ficc. Tn, at,.nda,c, N m.mb.,. a,
A.. -, -, -, =, =.
w vs. vs. "'' usual ~ ""
-''l-hhli ah hout after schedule ums
when court aas opened, and CLERK J.
T.. bache read tho minutes Of the
r,oyio,. ..s.i,, ,t.I.,,,, ,,o,..s.
~ 80 ls.'
ing occupied some tWehty minutes
Jupqr uon1NAS,s gucc,ss1n.
Chlei justice hetflU hhnouncei
lhA, Juuge - D. botembn hhNlhg
rendered his resignation AS commh-
slvhef OF SCHOOLS iot Otah d'tiUotyi
'he coutt now appointed L. H. Lewis,
" oSdepi IN his stead
Sp,v utrrtvru.
a." ~" "'0'''' h"'
Ga application u Judge J. A. Mar
SHAH, Col. John II. Winder was ap.
pointed receiver Of the Church Of Jesus
Christ uf Latter Jay Saints IN place Of
a. w. Lawrence.
The court also handed down docu-
ment in,iructiug Colonel Winder what
disposition 70 mskc Of the property. la
II Nit. Lawrence was directed 10 turn
over the property to his successor
..,.,.....
oflNioNA
Daniel HamtT W.. Weber Co. yudg.
men, " the lower court reversed.
County II Weber W. Daniel
Hamtr, tsK collector. Sane Otirf.
John Y. Rich, W. r. n. nes.
Motion 20 90 ns,nto appeal dismhs Il.
Joseph RuT,i vs.sociVtle A aOny mo
dos Mines de Lexington. Petition tor
to.hsRfiBg denied.
Joseph CoblentE W the Dri'Cr Mer-
camille 90. 81 oil. Motion ior gppeal .
supreme oourt Of tho United States
eli,d.
~ i Hn,i r ~, , - ~, n ssn,n'
The Me1icAu International Banking
Go. vs. Liehtonhtoin. Petition TOT rv-
hearing dsnied. ~
wesssn a. Chic ct nj. same order.
hnuuesoh W Osusoh' W,
stayel' hisutnsnau on ngn1 ~ ~
PEE. w ouptsn,is SyuI' ., w "'''-
S's,es lo' Ut ns.sius ~ 80 ~ -,
Mrrcspiile, etc, lnstituto. Politlon
iot ieheaiinR 1enl.u. ,x
same ofdsr IN tho oA'e o. 'no Nspou'
sci LAnu, o1c'i Co' vs. Jula l. Dihoh
otai' :, So, r-,
Ferry z. WEI, vs. NoIwl,h unioh
fiie lhtuiAnoe ~ same oiuei'
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Doing to Chicago.

Prof w. NJ. Auber AId wife tosk the
train last evening for Chicago, which
place, II is learned, will be their tenn
pOtATy home,
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Ininr.hInn slrset OR.

AsuEvnLR, n, O., Aug. Sl.-The
trolly eaF Oh the Ashyllle and sulphur
sptings Street Railway today became
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JuDor nonlnAS's succisson

Chici Justice Merritt announced
that Judge J. 3. FOREMAN having
rendered his resignation M cUmmh-
slvner Of schools tor Utah Territory,
the court now appointed r. Il. Lrwis,
VI Ogden, IN his stead.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-31

HON0 kOEu, Aug, 8l.-rhis city
has been declared free from the plague.
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HEAVY RAIN ~ TEXAS.
Railroad wasbouis, Floods ana Loss
OF Life.

ST.. LOUIS, Aug. sl.-The dispatches
from southern Texas report heavy rain.
Three bridges on the Southern Pacific
over the Sage rlyeG were swept away.
Several washouts have occurred. ssv.
eral miles OF tho American Interna.
lional aud tho Monet and lMoxiuan
Gulf railroads are washed out. The
CITY DiaI Ia badly flooded anu three
children are drowned.
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Valuable lumber destroyed In the
rnEel sonnd IonnIry.

TACOMA, Wash, Aug. sl.-Foros,
fires continue 10 rago Ia the Puget
Sound country, anu much valuable
timber las been destroyed. Lnubog.
mon think the damage In the eta,o viii
aggregate several hundred thousand
dollars.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-04-07

n. 40' ", descending 66j feet 10 road To Della.
mar from mines, 10 FEET ride, course easierly
77i.s feet, to cor No. l, the pi .ce of beginning
survey ~ exterior boundary Of this lode
Magnetic varistion 1872 ~ g.; containing an
AREA Of 6f4 scre7, inclusive Of 0.044 acres In
cOnfiics wi h AHA lode. which IL waived
Net area c'affned $3.50 acres
The location III his mine Is recorded In the
Rec"rde 'soffice Of Owyhee County, Idaho.
at silver City, In Book No. Inf mining claims
Or wyhee County, p ges 26t 4 2S5
The MijniIing CHIN mis- are the London
lode, unsurve red, Joseph II IieLama claim
mt. an the east; the Wilson lode, survey No
5t7. The DeLamHr Mining Company, ella M
ant on the south; The MAniiatt IN lode. sur
vey Noses. HOwes'tal. cIaimants.on he west:
the Alta lsd .unsurveyed Jones et.aI. claim
mis-. on the iiprth.
Any ard all PERSONS claiminy adversely
any potion OF said Louis WahI mine 0r
urfa' ground are required to file their
adverse claims with The Register OF The Uni
TED St,stee Lana Office 1T Boise cay in he
Stnte ri i'll no, during the sixty days per cd
vi pu blication hereof, or they will be barred
by virtue Of the provisions 9th. STATUTE.
CHA =. KINGSLEY,
REGISTER,
It IL hereby ordered that the foregoing
notice IT App cation tor Patent be published
for the period Of sixty days ten consecutive
weeks. In The DelsaInsr NUGGET. n week.
newspaper published at DeLamar. in said
county OF tiws lee, and Stale OF Idaho, that
bei"g the newspaper published nearest said
lode.
CHAs. s KINGSLEY, Register.
First pub Feb. 10. 1895.