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SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. i.-Clfculsrs
pufpUftiug 10 come from tho Eigo-
comb company, general commitsiOn
aud brokerage house VI Chicago, have
been scattered broadcast among the
fruit growers Of tue West. L0c.l
fruit men cay the circular ~ an expos
OF tue closed auction system. |; II
dated July .i,h auI among other
tbings sayE
"Thc fight Ia on. The Wholesale
fruit dealer. Of Chicago arU determined
upon closed auction. Tne closed
suction oTeued It's business THIS morn
lug ia the Illinois Central theds. The
open auction will cOniucI It's buBiness
sa formerly, iu tho N0t.hwesteTn.
who iBriEh? That ~ to TO s1ca; 10
short, We uOn't care. What zee Rrf
after now Ito buy ituit as Chesp No
we eau. We only wi,h the right enc
~ win. TG"fc viii certainly be some
sacrifices % California NUT here In Tue
reXt few Jays. Come On Aud place
your oTuuE vita U.s."
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CHINESE ENcLusIoN LAW.
4 Question as 10 It's validity Raised

4 Question as 10 It's Validity Raised.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-The validity OF
the Chinese exclusion act has been
called 10 question In the case of four
Cinnamon arrested NJ Detroit, ChEfgei
VITA attempting - gyALs 500 l1w.
They were ntuncCi u tsu d. eauh
IN The DougiL WuThnuusy auu ordered
10 Oc deIOr.sd u tue expiration ct their
terms,
Attorney Springer. Of Detroit, inter
copied the deputy United States mar.
shal who htd Iho Jour men IN custody,
ana RwTil fututnablo to.dsy war Issued
compelling the mAtshal " chow cause
why the pFlaJueTs should not bs It.
lohsed o. the gtOuui that the ouarget
made la tho warrant were too vague.
BY advice Of the circuit Judge, before
wnOm the case was beard, the matter
wss taken before Judge Gtancup Of
the United States court Tue latter
continued tue Case until September |
giving tue Chinamon their freedom
until Iheu IN a bond Of 5000 tor the
four. when thu csc. cumcs 10 trial,
the law Will he attacked, the China
mems attorneys claim ng 1t l. invalid,
rs 1t excludes only "labOrefs," aud Ii
Otherwise full Of weak polnls.
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Money In Circulation.

WAsHING1UN, ID, g., Aug. 1.-The
statement prepared by the comptroller
OF the currency shows tho amount OF
National bank nOtes ouNtsnding on
July 81 to DO s2l 2sl Dos, an increase
TOT tbs year OF S3,8s6,4l0. The amount
OF circulation based on United States
bonds was SlsB, 577 ia3, mn increase for
the yenr OF Sj,b2l, 800 Tho circulation
secured by lawful money amounted to
S2l, 10i, A75, n decrease for the year VI
Sl,os5, $50. The amount OF United
States registered bonds on deposit 10
secure circulating notes was s2O7, sSg, .
500; to secure public debt, sl5, 32s, 900.
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IoENIENn orn rnAnr.
closer Connection between this Couu
a., Aud Souin america.

closer Connection between this Couu
~, hud Sonib america.
"a. pArL, Aug. l.--DjuHll Grant,
II. l.. CIEpp, ". n. Fishcr anu J. a.
Bowmau, 4 this state, have returned
ifom Nrntzuela, where they closed
negotiations Tor the operation Of n
syndtca,u which Will open that c0uu-
tfy ~ American capital aud give
American manufacturers aud whole
ealefs . larger market and closer con-
ptcuuus with all northern South
America than ever before. Part oithe
cgucss,iln which Ia granted 10 this
ryhdicale, II will he remembered, IL
claimed by Great Btitsiu. Now that
the negotiations have been closed ana
ctyudlcair UlgAuize a. the OTiuucO
company, Il Will demand full ptOtoc.
ton fBll IL lights TO the land by the
United STATES government. This IN
entirely liEely, says the CO.. oo'siOu-
airs 10 force an las . ON the question
o., the Monroe doctrine between this
county aud great Brilhiu. The eOn-
ctisl0n on the Oflnuc) river IN said 10
be worth many millions.
The syndicate will be obliged, under
the terms OF concession, to Induce
c5loBisls 10 lccAts, ana they viii open
the mines ana placeTs. The latter ars
largely on disputed soil aud will, 1t is
tslJ, quickly bring GU conflicts with
British authority there.
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ERooKLyS, y. Y, Auy. l.-An *.
teusiyo Hiu IL ragiu. amOlg tuc thlp.
piug stores at lae iy.t u AtlHallg
aysuus. Tugs are rgmjvilE tue yes.
SELF.
While the ship CAirncalll from Cal.
cutla was unloading a cargo 90 iuts
anu saltpetsr oil Bair4's Btofc9, Eric
Bas.u, today, ~ explosion occurred
when sc. hre 70 the dJcE. The war,.
house, q structure about $50 yards long,
illled with iute, cotton, ul MP anu bAIl.
pctuT, was destroyed. rhu C,iFuchiii,
burning was towel u the fits neaf
Liberty ISLAM aud /, may ue necessary
to sink her u proven, ,Otal destruction.
The loss on tue warehouse and con.
tents IN estimated Gt sl2O,OOO u $780,.
900. The lighters, Captain BurdUoK
ami Walter KlOtI were destroyed.
Tho explJslon which caused the
IRE II thought " have originated by
gas accumulating Ia tue mold VI tue
CaiFnUnIll
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proh,bluoni,,. raL. H,yenu.

CHICAGO, Aug. l.--Hetvey prOhibl.
tionltt nave got their hfst installmeut
OF revenge. Mayor Matthew, whose
vote carried the saloon ordinance, was
arrested on n charge Of aiding prison.
srs 10 escape. The arrest was made on
complaint OF Supervisor Alexander a.
Denuison, who lives IN Harvey. Chief
OF Police George Alexander and Police.
mau Edward or were also included
IN the complaint, Rnd Constable Har.
ringlOn was brought over from Thorn
ton 10 arrest the three officials. The
news Of the arrest threw the little CITY
into whirl OF excitement. A crowd
quickly gathered to soc tue prisoner
start for RlveTdRle 10 appear before
Justice Hand. The ptOhibitionlsts
gloRied over the mayors ptedicament
ami greeted him with shouts Of de-
rlsion. They called him n traitor, ana
intimated that his arrest was only the
beginning Of his punishment for lasten-
ing the saloon on Harvey.
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The indusirJ Holding Its ava He.
mRTkabIy We'll.

The Industry Holding Its ava Hc.
mRTLabiy We'll.
NEW York, Aug. 1.-The Iron Age
To-Day sayG Reports dealing with tue
condition Oi trade show some iTrsgu.
laTltI, On the whole, however, the
Industry IL holding It's own remark
ally we'll. BessemeT pig iron has
teen quiet since the recent large trans.
RctlOus which have taken out OF the
market Two OF ths large 5henAnyo
Valley furnaces for IA C0nsidsrable
period. In the east a number Of small
l1ls have been picked VI, but ON tho
whole the shortage remains. Steel
bllIols weakened "a little eArly In the
week, under review, largely because OF
The labor troubles NJ the wire rod millp.
Then numerous Inquiries APPEARED Ia
the market AMI the old range OF prices
was recovered. The mills IN the
Chicago district are crowded with
work. The strongest article In the
whole list OF finished goodS IL plates,
which are extremely scarce.
Car building nae been more active
lately and has iound Its expression In
heavy demand for bars. The wealern
ASSOCIATION has agaln made an al.
vance, this time VI - per ton, and the
Ees'trn maTkeis nave followed suit
win rlse OF lilo MS per pound.
There has been some easing up Ia
Tue pig markets lately. Cincinnati
reports indicate that Ia the West this
Telling has been only temporary. In
Tue Eat tue cutting has been confined
ehltuy TO mill lions. Copper has
'lisned further Tor the CONSUMPTION,
'hoWiugs good Increase.
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crops DESTROYED.
,..-,r, Homes Flooded and Their
Fields Ruined.
.,,,tp,n.Gr BY HAIL AND RAIN
,..,a Track. ;in a Dangerous
C,udlllou--A New Bridge
Wrecked.

.,rroreFeug, y. NJ, Aug. l.
49, ., sIsuibufst has occurred AMI
hp' ,I,rtlr a Pacific Railroad COM
", s,s,', new bridge at Rio poe''o has
''s s,,nsr., MONIES are flooded and their
10 lined The hail was accom-
l'I ,.i byaIn and the crops on high
,,sopi are lying ID. as II monster
y,'g.,bsi lasssd over them. A train
a., to NEE, tue sa'ibouni train
',Ro pusrco. The country lie Hooded
,n,,outh ss III Pas5 and as fat west
Fac railroad tracks Sre 10 pisces very
,.a..,.u.apd much care II being oN-
~. w.. 10 nave the esk places closely
.atrhti.
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rspullst state rony,nllnn.

COLUMBUS, Aug. 1.-The Populist
state convention met here today. The
PARTY in 1893 cast $4,000 votes and
last year $4,000. Hugo PTeyer, the
leading Ohio greonbAckrr, called the
convention 10 order. Four women afs
present. he convention IL u fine look.
Ing badly. j. >, C0xey, proiessed can.
dictate governor, Ia the center OF in
tefest.
George A. Groot Is temporary chair
man. In his speech GrcOt steered be.
tween factions rent resented. Silver was
no. menii ~ ed. His marty was the one
10 right IT, wrongs OF the people.
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Land Office.

Tho following filings were made In
tho local laud ofiics under date Of
Aug. !:
ElwArd William Pdlmer, Of Logan
city, homestead entry OF 100 acres IN
township II norm, range l east, 10
C"oAe county.
D,vld NJ. CLARK, Of Pshtoah, home.
slyad entry Of lGl acres In township Al
south, rsnge - l,, IN Kane county.
Peter WIFE OF GTautsvillr, homC.
stead entry 4 lb9.G2 ncte- In township
4 south, Tsns, d we. tin TOOtle county.
Aaron n, Oman, IL Castle Dale,
homestosI cuIry " 100 acres m town.
sup Is south, rage o east, in Emery
county,
Wiillam Gee Jr., OF Monroe, excess
final payment ior hom"stead entry Of
9.55 acres In tOwnHhip Is 8uulh, range
| west, iu SEWER county.
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also subsequently passed n evil code
and ptizs iight may take place by
taking out a liueuss Of $500. This law
gues Into effect Sept. 30, thifiy haya
before the bett.Ftznnmons fight.
There IL no ubt that the Supreme
court will hold that It IL, or will be the
law after the fret day " Ssptcmbsr.
The civil code was adopted lssl and
therefore will take precedence over the
other"
This opinion 10 concutred In by every
lawyer Ia Dallss who has read IL, an.
there IL no power u prevent the Cor
Dett. Fitzsimm0us fight.
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Much Exnggeraltl.


Spssidl DHpaitt 70 ne SkwA
ALTON, July 20, 1896 Your Issue
OF the -J.h contains special dispatch
from Pocatallo 10 Chicago, stating that
the Indians had killed n settler, his
wife and child In SILT River valley anu
that the pet,lers had pursued ana killed
ak Iuiinns, This iniormgt iOn is falls a.
also is much matter contained In tire
SELF Lake Uera d touching this trouD',.
From Information obtained from In
dian sources we are convinced that
the reports Uf the Indian trouble arc
much exaggerated.
CHARIr S I. EGsTON.
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Qu1ug Chung You forfeited 81 800
E,eIi1g a gamblinc h9us,.
i. Niug fotfeitsu - iII violating ,uU
bicycle ordinance.
Nscul sandrIs was hustsj on oaun
OF twO charges Of assault u4I battery
committed upon the nyt .runa On
conductor OF GAIT Lac Cuy street
CT at tho terminus y, tue cstiino d
sixth street,
Samuel Clark plead no. sally o.
charges OF battery AMI syus,yo lAu-
BuBEt.
JUhu Doe Decker, a blacksmith, v. 10
10 sfFaIguoi tomorrow afternoon
upon tho charge " assauit,ng .. H..
CE.lLn..
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meI,InIe, Nst mn "A.

BOstOS, Aug. 1.-The Traveller to.
Jay Iuglinh.s letter from James
BOYLE, private secretary Of GOvernuT
McKiuiey, Of Onto, denying In the
member OF the Amorica1 Protective
association, Rev. James Brady, ut the
People, church, at tuJlIc meeting n
fortnight ago, inserted that Governor
Mckinley was q menbsr OF tue order
ana believer in its principles.
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Last summer we rad a child suffer.
ing from bloody ilpE, when we came
into po,sas,lJn Of email uO'.e Of
ChambsrlaiuS Cole Cholera Eud
Dlarrho a Remedy. e We some nj 1t
10 the child acc0r ing TO directions.
II afforded almo.t instant relief snd
effected permanent cure. ! cen
cheerfuuy recommend it--GEo. JEN.
KINa, Cedar Geek, fancy Co., Mo,
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PORTLAND, Oregon, Aug. liza the
rnltsd States court Judge btiInanr
S.rdsfei a decision Ia which hc re-
'u,si to grant compensation lot . to-
r,iye- appointed to take charge Of farm
pr,pgf,y and IT, growing CROP. lie
i,ij dove the rule that such appoint'
mspts sfc Illegal anu should not be
made. The Judge utcisfes thai ihu
raclice Of appointing receiver Just be-
iefe harvest, IN order that the mort
gage, through the agency uf re.
s,iyrf may reap where tue morlgager
bs.sWn, (, unlawful and In violation
on The right Of pIssesslOn IN the mort.
g,.,ruutll foreclosure has become ab
fJlutr.
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PUlTsCAMr, Miis., Aug. IAN in.
iuflalsd mob Is after Joe GaIlin, white,
aud u they catch him he will he
lynched. Gatlin IL tue man who last
llghi shot anu killed Station Agent
Ia West while the latter was nj work
iu biz M,e. Gatlln wished to send u
telegram about some elections In Ben.
too county, and IN West did not i'm
m'diaIey respond t. his call Gatlin
shUt aud Killed him.
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EAGLE PASS, Texas, Aug. Flour.
teen negroes nave arrived from Msxi.
co and were Immediately placed In
strict quarantine. Two hundred aud
hlty'eight ars now nj the quarRntinr
station and twenty-five Gases Of small.
pox have fully developed. Two hun.
drsd more negro cOlODists are expsc,e
10 arrive between Ihe nrst sud tho
ann
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DIED IN rInE NrREEr,
A Descendant OF the IiIusiTIous Adams
Family.

NIAGARA FALLS, Oni, Aug. L.
John Quincy Adams, adlreot descend
ant OF the famous AdAms family,
which furnished two Presidents OF the
United States, was found lying dead
ON Quay street near his homo last
evening. Adams was 80 years OF Bge,
a devotse OF the bicycle. His wheel
was fouRd standing against tree near
by. The superstition Ia that he felt an
attack Of heart failure coming on aud
dlsmOuntgd
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IOWA Ann nIsSOuHI.
EHort to Settle noundary Dispute
OF Lang standing.

OF Lang standing.
DIS MoINEs, Ia, Aug. l.-Go7ernor
Jackson bsg1ne to 81. Louis on invl.
taiion Of Governor Stone OF Missouri,
Tor conference TO eGdUavor TO settle
the long standing boundary dispute
between this state ami MissOurl. The
boundary line between the states was
surveyed IN 1887 anu adopted when
Iowa was admitted. IL was marked
by posts which have disappeared.
Later Missouri made survey ten
miles north OF the fret, and the courts
al las, decided that tue old line was
correct. Meantime the Osls hal dis.
appeared anu Tor many yu1tH there
have been disputes over the jurrsdic.
ton In the uncertain territory, In
Mercur county, Mo-, amt Decatur
county, Ia, there has been ieud for
yeas because Of the dispute,
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orrrrc, Aug lit appears that
80, -, rter, teller ofthe local branch
.'iss e.pk at Montreal, arrested on
T,,.jsy, he'd bought 1900 tu,hele OF
net al prices ranging from 81 ~ "a
yb,r n vent uONn 10 B-!, he de-
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i,,st. OF this $4,000 will 10 lest.
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"MORMON"
TABERNACLE
October 8 and 4, 1895.
rrHIdcn,- OF the day, cK.Doy. Arthur
H. Thomas, Oo,. caleb W. West
Look / TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
will be given in prizes.
READ TuE FOLLOWING LIST OF
PRIZES AND CONDITIONS

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O'NIeara calls tia joke.

Councllmau O'Aesra mv. % NEws
man on tue slice, today, aud ma TIE
iOllOwi1y slstomeui:
"Thhl was joke on the h,ra'd be.
CAUSE aus wedding does uUt tahu 800
unul lsuI,hG what mlslul iuat ,yr
was only rehearsal ul ths rvJUiug's
giOcBsdI1ss.D rus baa ft'graee TO
the account OF the wyduluy airalut.
ant CAREY anu Mus Run fumrt at
Sl. Mafa's Uathrufa, WhI.l wa eu.
nOuuceu IA our gbteumuI gggtuIl gIaf.l
this MlTAtI..
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OMAHA, Neb,, Aug. The old p1.
lice are Ia possession OF the city prop.
erly, armed with pioS handles tn resi,t
any effort made under the new
rglme. The new force will Ur ap.
pointed this afternoon. The mayor has
iilurd riot proclamation,
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A nrIll.h Amn..,naer nr.Ign.

LONDON, Aug. 1.-The nary TEE.
grgh's Berlin Correspondent sayG
Rkut Hon. Sir T., Is. Malt, tho British
ambassador to Germany, has resigned
aud dusifea 10 retire from actual service
In October, probably ON account OF the
bad health Uf himstli and wife.
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chicago, close, Aus. ],
August, d. scp'Cmhcr
toru-AuEust, l..t .H, september I.. -
OAIs-AuguHt 81. "uptvmHyr ..4s
fOfE-AuEusit So 900, -CptUmbHT, ~. 40 ulI.
lhtd-Au.u.t, solo, september, gaIu
ubs-Auggst, $3.50, september, s. 20, bid.
HYV=t..
bArlUy=i,
llaE=SLlaull lJ.
IimuthyaaHaU,
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: IfG'H' NlH.'s. .II. N.Ws
Cattle receipt &c market active. Lfm.
NhiiNUs 10 ula.A.
Western steers, $3.50 20 90.
his Tenant Tor touduTa aud COWS.
Feeder, tatFatiua
sheep receipts, 80, WHTaut stead fair
tuuicr w,s.Urus, s2.sl-lAsy.
Lambs, ... Hi3.tU.
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Police Court.

Short and uninteresting sessions
were held In the police court today the
interest being conferred down stare.
Harry Brown and Joshua Loholm,
two drnrts. were flped S. each,
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CANNOT AT0P ~.
rrlss Fights In Texas Declared LEGAL
10y the Lawyer.

DALLAS, Tex Aug. l.-ES.Circuit
Judge Charles Ffei Ticker, regarded
Is one OF the oleaiest legal niiads In
Texas, stated ths law governing prize
lighting as follows;
"ihe lat legislature adopted a orImi.
lSl code which made prize Fighting "A
nhdtmeanoT punishable with fius OF
lol less than $500, nor more than
% ooli and imprisonment Of thirty
- This law went into operation on
'-'y " Just passed. That legislature
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FORT SMITH, AK, Aug. l.-Geo.
and John Pierce, sentenced by Judge
Parker 10 hang today for murder, have
been granted nppeals 10 the Supreme
Court VI tue UuitUd State.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-01
Lon Thnlr MenIal LDnIIlIOn.

To-Day Allen Cursn, I.e."a st.pu.
chs, aud Clara West, were Uvins *.
Hmined, at tne county jan, a. ~ tncig
sanity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-01
The POLICE DEFEATED.
No Direct Evidence Of Murder Oh.
tanned Against Holmes.
Although tho Prisoner and Iiis Con.
fsdsrnts- Are Probably Gaiiiy
ofseysTai crimes.

CinOAGJ, Aug. 1.-THE pellco &C
knowledge today their complete defeat
20 far In their effort 10 secure any di.
rect evidence Of murder against IL. II.
Holmes. "Wben we started cut this
case" Bald Inspector Fitzpatrick,
awe knew 10 would be llmyst impos.
slide 10 get any one who could pos.
silivcly connect Holmes with any Gaze
VI murder; yet W. tAuu ut 1t cur duty
to Investigate. We LUiisvB several
crimoB have been Committed auu he.
liovo that Holmes anu ms CUniedorAtge
are guilty VI sovtTal IuufIefs, but 90
fst We are unable u prove that our be-
lief Ia correct. We have no evidence
that would even cause an indictment
nSHinst auy Of the IiUn uud, suspicion
u presented to u sfnad jury
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Mics Ida Snow has re.utued tD Salt
Lake ftOm Elk woes Tusuoauug loo
the country She VIII Boon s.NU ono OF
her lecture rUciGals uu Home aud
Naples.
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