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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-23
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CHICAGO, July 23-rhe contention
OF hOTf aud Harvey over tho silver
question was resumed this afternoon.
Harvey said the debate lat EgtbiOn
was OF value ~ showing that during
thu past forty years silver has been
sieaiily coined In spite Of the rs.
teftlOn TO the contrary, aud ihat by
ths table copied from the reports OF To.
mintt, tue commercial ratio between
gold ana silver hsH been main.
toinoi Ut about the French coinage
ratio OF lbl 10 | Tor 300 yoat; that
during - yUars, since 1873, as u result
OF characterization, the commercial
ratio hos declined - 80 ~ /; that In
aSS yoRts prior TO 1873, the commercial
ratio chung closely to the legal ratio.
During all that time the commercial
pricea OF silver bullion mad remained
steady. Since 1879 II steadily aud
rapidly decreased. IL was the dOmi.
natinR Influence VI London on the ex.
change 10 all parts Of the world which
led TO gold being recognized ny the
AZ the standard In all commercial
world transactions.
Hofr, In his opening remarks, pro-
ceeded In calling attention to what no
called the misstatomonts OF Hatvey's
book, For instance, he declared un.
lrlo the statement that II was believed
the cost OF producing all tue silver IL
tho weird was about 81 an ounce, while
some put II much higher. Horn
pointed out that there has been n
vastly Increased production at
greatly reduced prices, At the
cost Harvey spoke Of, the
silver miners In three years would
have Lost over slOU,OOO,0OO again
Harvey had put the aggregate amount
81 silver In the world NJ about $1,000
100000. II waa estimated thAt there
was about $4,000, 100000. Harvey hbl
said the dsbta Of the Uni,Id States
amountod TO $40, coo, 100000. That was
IN hbsurdity. The statement Ot tho
amount Of interest the United States
paid annually TO Europe was slso
untrue,
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Wasatka BOltIing Works.

The new bottllng house OF the
wasatka Mineral Water company is
completed, aud as soon Ss the cement
In tie reservoirs is sufficiently hard,
thn taps will no tuTnud on and H.,
OUttlea Oiled with that deliCiou., blood.
purifying, heAlth.rostOrlng beverage.
The company ha, gone To "A TTest
expense IN eTeclln, be now WOrkp, but
now tnAt u Is erected, the tide win be-
turned and Tue ltaau VI the Wasslka
company VIII Increase to such al OK
tent that ere long the people Of this
country VIII know where to apply,
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aud hil..milt, clsts i events
will bs run oil this after.
noon. when the pubic will be nd.
mittcd free Of chafg'. Probably the
class a heats will DO run off tomorrow
II II O'Clock leaving the afternoon un'
unstfucted for the final struggles Tor
the Silver Bricks. Leyson's $3.50 dia.
mOnd msdal Invitation class II race
viii 10 prominent feature Of the
ailetnoon's menu, and II the weather
holds iire anu CAIN there will be n big
effort on the part OF visitors and our
toys 10 lower the W rid's One mile un.
ractd record OF 2.O7 8 AMI incidental
~ cap tufe the IsIdIng in't Of
Track association Of 800 diamond IN
any wOrlIs record that IL broken ON
thelf course. Wells Ia very much i'm.
proceed with our track aud considers II
tho huvtt aud fastest 10 the Wo,l.
Without doubt ami Judging from the
tue ticErtl nltesdy sold and tho hne
rrOgrAw, h Suvor Brick meet will
he a red letter day IN tue annals OF
western cycling.
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sEDALIA, No., July .3,-The attend.
ance at tue Democratic free silver ed.
tore state convention hGB met the most
oRngulnO eGpectatlOne
Editors arc here today from every
section OF the state. This morning u
husiuess meeting was held. Col. Vim.
u. SwliZir Of bonneville, presided.
IL. j. Gloves, Of LsNington,B secretary.
Committees on permanent oTganiza-
ton anu address were appointed. At
ii O'Clock lion. H. i. Bland delivered
Al aduress al Association park.
Senator COckrell made strong
speech advocating tho restoration Of bl.
mstallism as tbs remedy for tho imam.
ciAl owls. lie denied that tho aRita.
ton OF the silver issue had split the
Democratic pa:ty.
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Local Cement Works.

For tho past month brioklsyers havs
been at work remodelllng the kiln Of
the Portland Cement company, and
10 day or two another trial will be
made In the hope OF turning out
genuine Portland cement.
Much trouble has been encountered
In the manufacture OF cement In this
city, but how the promoters claim that
that VIII no more present itself, ss tho
furnace Ia In better shape than ever It
was.
1t Ia expected that the company will
coon be re-orgGni2sd and that come
local capitalists Will be mentioned In
the official liSt. Tho reorganization
will n t take place, however, until the
sucGess OF the undertaking Is assured.
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ere bought 70 far SIS goo aud they have
capitalized 10 VI saUl. 900.
2"Now tnnt g. au luoidinaterrodt for
lHen. While the mine may pus,lbly
rnH.ito money ON Tho capitalization, |
think this method iB fair uoltntf 10
tie original owner Of the mine nor 10
the investiug public.
"lf . mine owner wants 10 soil o
mine there ls no rensOu why he should
have 70 deal with sbnrpers who Will
cheat him and thea cheat the Invest.
Ois In the mlninr stocks. ia concern
Ia squipped win tb, best mining rR.
Icfts they 'huuld do IL f8t a small per.
centugV. AZ result mining HtUrs,
feprestHtinV on 0utlay ~ money only,
mud rot an output 70 wind. would pay
div dendH and would be dealt In ty
G ustfyHiivc invesf0ff. II a fohd
company ceftine trE' thUy haI rail-
20 much for a mine on the bsgis Uisuch
and such tu7is, the investor would
know where he stood"
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not tue Auihor ofi w,sA maitCrn y
Individual.


CoLoS, COlombis, July l5.-r From
the q respondent OF tie Associated
Pfess, Two days before the T.. 4. 4,
Montgomery lsit Colon for Key wcst
AZ individual went ON board aud
hHnicd one Of the ship's officers n
cablcgtam On tho printed form Of the
Genital aud south American relo.
graph company. The message was
dated Washington aud addressed 10
tnc commander VI the vessel, ordering
Hun 10 proceed 10 sus nc 0uCe a. The
Jritoi States hal drulnfcd war on n
certain Central American fupublic.
Upon Inquiry it was found that the
author nnd bearer OF the highly sen.
niiOuAl bit Ui news was no other than
tue half cfszy individual known about
town ~ "LJTI Nicholas" Tho inci.
dent, however, hal IT, evil e..
feet. Tho weasel was under orders 10
proceed DO Mobile with tue Nicafnguau
commission aud somc houfs Afterwards
tutOuEh the West India ami pauama
Telegraph company an order was Gu.
livcfei On board ordering the ship 10
Key West.
Tue commander became inurn Iulous
ana considered II ncccssary " diepaich
his secretary to the o0mpauy's office 10
acquire ~ 10 it, gonuiuouess hnd even
cabist 10 Washington for confirmation
e biz orders, thus incurring annoy.
Anec, expense anu dsluy.
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wAHIiNUTON, u. C.. July g2.-The
navy department has boon having bad
luck lately Ia securing heavy RtmoT-
plate Tor the big bAitle-ships, "a nd owing
10 tho rejection Of about dozen great
plates the completion u tho amor
plates OF these ships may DO delayed
Tor some months. Most Of the plates
were Intended for the battloships Mas.
saChusetis and lows. When tbUy were
submitted 10 tho naval inspector his
report 10 the department showed that
the plates we're badly burned In places
on tho surface. Ia some Casea there
were dopresbigns IN the face VI fifteen
zach plate, four feet long anu two feet
broad, whore the face had been burned
out 90 the depths Of seyen.elghts OF m
iuch. Not only was the plate weak.
uu0d by the loSs OF metal nj such
points, but tho metal below was
duoarb0nizod hnd reduced h the con.
diIiOn Of wrought iron, 10 Il could
not DO hardened by the Harvey pro.
Gees,
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What About tho uonro. Booirin,7

Nav Yoml, July GA Herald
dispatch it0m BuehDs a yIes sayE A
Correspondent Ia Rio JantirJ tells.
graphs that no IL advised by tho Eng.
ilsh legation that England claims the
island VI TtiuidGi Us her own. one
cargo II coal, ~ IL Teportsj, has been
laudoi on the island already. La Wow
o.! this 10 was decided by Bfazll's caJ!.
not, 20 formally protest, aud n message
% tuNl effect was ct once sent 10 tho
Brazil minister In London. Fiery ar.
tiolot have appeared In BrsEll papers
donounc.ug the English Tor the appr0.
priatlon OF territory belonging tp
Brazil AZ that country Atiirms. The
correspondent Gays that these articles
nsk particularly where the Monroe
doctrine applies now. They dssiEs TO
SEQ It used as political medium In
settling this question, Senior Gabriel,
governor OF tho territory Of .AmBpa,
Ess arrived In Para aud says thai la
many cFses the French marines pro-
y1ked trouble Ia the territory.
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BLOODSHED FEARED,
all Lbt-OJiisd Bannock Indians Pie.
pared 10 Fight.
GovEnNOERIcuAnDs DETERMINED


focATELLO, Idaho, July g8.-At
Baunock iudlau agency, thirteen
milcu north Of here, those In authority
DO not believe tho trouble at jackson
Hoe cuultry eau possibly reach n final
s1li.emout now without moro blood.
thrj. Almos! every ablo-boiled Bsl.
mock has dgcampri Tor tue scene OF
lToublus. Fgom tue most trusted police
II ia learned that many Indians who
are apparently returning to their
homcs have said they were taking
their squaws and pappo1ses home to
the reservation and then would return
10 "srtn the white mon Of the Jackson
Hole country. Agent reiors Ia max.
lug a trip through this jackson Hole
country ON horfc back.
GOVERNOR RICHARDS FEELS Rad.
CHFyFNSE, wyo., July 2s.-In
c1hFris1iiun today, Governor IL CHI.
ards said 10 believed the Indian police
would be ablo b arrest all tbs Indians
nov on their reservations, aud N they
experienced any difficulty, regulars
would be ordered out to assist them.
"lhis Indian trouble must be- set
tloi, "said the governor, "and unless
tue Washington authorities tako de.
cisivc bciiuu soon, viii order out tho
state troops 10 arrest ali roying Indians.
mn determined that the Indians
shall be made 10 respect tho laws of the
state az well as their white neighbors.
Inu authorities at washinvtun mr..
careless In their regard " correspond.
ehco cn the subject. My predecessor,
Governor Oiuotup, wrote letter to tho
Interior department relating 10 the IT,
dlnus killing game last summer. Thst
Iohcf was never answoful; neither wAs
one I wsoln lsst monsh."
the AFrAuIs VERY SERIOUS.
DESvFR, Clll., July ga spsolAI
to tho Nnlss it9m Cheyenne, wyo-
mlug, cay:
Governor RIcharia received a mes.
sage nj Lola To-Day from AilugAut
uopiTnl Sitter, who In In tho JKckson
Hole region, investigating the lndian
trouble, indicating that a serious state
OF Affairs exists there. The settlers
have abandoned their crops and are
moving their families out OF tho
country. Indians from Fort Hall anu
other feservatlOnH are reported going
into the country. All mountain passes
are Ia their control. Definite infOrma-
ton IL wanted by tue state authorities
M TO tbs success a. the Indian police
Inducing hDstllel TO return 10 their
f,scrvAtionH before sending state troops
~ the scene Of tho trouble.
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INNING sgCUnIrIEs.
startling Plan for Making u Safe 10
neal In Ihsm.


NEW York, July 2S.-Ths World
today sRyI: Irwin q. Stump, OF Cali
iOrnia, who Ia well known ia mining
circles, has q plan fOf making II safe ~
deal In mining securities. This II about
A. startling u proposition o. ever moot
ed even In Wall street. that region VI
wonders.
The Californian Hays he wants 10
start q big company or syndicate that
Will deal In gold or silver mines on
business basis Just NJ one deals In eggs
Or potatoes, buying and selling minea
on a small commission. A. resent the
mining promoter pays 10000 for
property ana after hiring man with q
vivid imagination to write brilliant rO-
mgnces about 10, floats 1t on OApilAllz-
alton OF million. Men ami women
invest their small tRviugs anu Ioss
them, OF course, and few months
later tho promoter cleans up his win
nings and buys a brOwnalOne house.
rhsn he locates another hols In tho
ground, repeats the program ana lsnds
a lot more "come,ons," Ihis Is how
MI Stump described the process last
nigh:
"rhe idea IA to get n reputable COM
phny to 10 into mining. A. present II
IL a gamble aud the biggest buffer
wins. There are Thousands oi mines
In this country that might 10 deVel-
oped and would DO II there were some
wealthy concerns to develop them.
Here Ia an instaneG have In my
hand tho prospectus OF o mine fiostei
IN The English market. lhs pIomo,-
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Concert at Saltair.

Tho saltslr Beach Management and
the salt Lake Concert company are
bending every energy g. make the
celebration Of the concert company
which will DO held at the lake Angus,
Is, the grsndest event OF the season.
The date IL pfopillous aud the Gl,rao
ton good one.
Tue Grand junction Sentinel speaks
In tho following terms VI the Salt
Lake Concert company; "rho salt
Lake Conceft company demonstrated
Ut last nighps concert that they are
Indeed, Sweet singers frem Mormon.
DOM There IL no weakness In tho on
tire company, every mem her being
finished artist. Vols Pratt, the con.
traltc, has a glorious voice. 20 full und
OF ,uch great register that the room
was filled with beautiful Iund. HIS.
Goddard meets every requirement,
aud is nj once In perfect toucn with Ms
audience. Lizzie Thomas EdwGri,
soprano,and George Pyper, tenor, have
most excellent voices, and H.. 3.
Kt0usc Il y most accomplished pianist.
w. l.. Welhe, the lviolinlsl, has few
equals. The Fantasia Appassiounsta
shows TO bis audience his fall power
and remarkable touch upon tho king "
instruments. This most excellent
company IL deserving Of all the good
words that have been spoken Of them,
AMI their tour throughout the country
should be- a continued triumph.0 The
company II going TO give everyone an
opportunity Of listening to the sweet
melodies of Its artists by giving two
concerts at 5altair Beach on the date
named. ThiS In their grea, outing day
tho midsummer hollday-And II will
PROBABLY he the groaiest day a. the
lake this season.
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THE SILVER BRICK MEET


Al inc contcaIant. In the big bicycle
vet 70 he held At Beek's Hot Springs
'''see iack tom<row arc n town
~ arc getting into shape to scoop In
'"s 'lUe'al prze list offered by the Us.
'oclaIion.
nero never has baei such an aggrs.
-m0h oil cracks b'oush! together In
VT l,aEe as viii compete tomorrow.
~ Fafke and IL. p. R,nshaw, two
p'hVet's most speedy meu, will par
PATE IN tbs o!ass Is EVENT., also the
,'o'hlh contingent, win Wells tho
81 man, ana last but not leaBt,
' nsiIcneT, Evans, schsf,kl andVaI our
w IaVoTlIes viii enter. Owing to
az 'S oeluR so many entries the
'e'"iinAry heats " one lille
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WILL WINK OUT AUGUST 1.
Hard Struggle lor Existence But tho
Pressure Was Too Great
orr OF THE RETAIL BUSINESS
,-..a. WIN Engage In Wholesale
,,.a. oriy-CombIu. officials
Have very Little 10 saJ,

rvlsgmphic information was re-
se,ved from OmAha today confirming
the prognOsllcations OF tho NEWS 10
the effect that the days Of tbs SAT-
Lake Coal Combine were numbered,
and In fact settling the exact date when
a., is.se ON uio would expire. That
-. A,,n.t arsl ON and after
WIZ W y" -,t..,. u,uh.,,t .,
that ume 'ne '"'''o.N vs. ~
the coal business % iar ms retail NAue
4, copeefued. wholesale business
-.,.iti a.. ,pg.ged I'm nv them after
N'"' "''
thai
Full details OF the big change were
/ mi ebiaipable at the time Of going TO
80. .oo,noor pu, anita enough
P''" '"'' 49,, -.
Vas learned 10 Hho" 'n" u' 'A'e'''
4 Whist WAS iOte,hadowed In the NEWS
ws1li be brought about In very few
- r,,, A.. s,,, ,umor nj, threat.
u'I' r'''i' '"o 80 49, -.
tnei disaster 70 lhe commune '"''o
were individuals who ought 10 have
4 trsWp halter who denied that II was
~, a..,,, .,d ,h,y c,n.
''''I 'O' ~ '",'' 49, .-,n,,.,
lnuel W uiaelAlm tue pioD'u'i''y VI
\ even possibility Oi such thing up TO
In. LAT When this afternoon II be.
|.-.-...,.,., ~, ,,..ta,.r,.,,, ,on-
'AH' ''''''" 80 80 .l'N 49,,
etihlnk u were huroluteJ oo'IeV' '"H'
eiAss hai very hltle 70 say
A NEWS representative lnmoilh.e
" called AZ ne healquAt'ots OF tho
combine tor the purpose o. interview
bot II transpirel that he was elOsrtel
Win W. " 5nafp, sulsnn1ehhsnt oI
poe FIehiAnl Aliey OF NO utAnue
AZ inln's ~ 'hs tlhle. MS assus1ah,s
~ Ihe tIlus' hoHe''t huhoioue'y
,ussesteu lnM ~ was oul huhtius
y. va Stossing lnn street 70 Alt,
snu'i,s quo. lno heNspApeIman me-
hI' no.'vhho,llu anu nss'u, n,
Nuas y. yoNi usna' nov. IN tueIo
|Auy 'na os :" Jou'
/" ~, inuuy. -,,,
~. " ois'ohhoi,ns suIIngy snu
I'i'eIy .u,"eIeu' lneIo " no'n'nE
~ avvs OHi ,on J.u- ii.. ,b,,N ne"'
i ,n, @eou' Nusu''
~ w. ~ yCu NV, nauo W. vs. ,ns ~,
'hna vas Iknn.-uosu Ilsn', uut "
. ~ : nsu W Hsny w. Nas IN lnnt
',,nou "no'" nni 70 'oultlH lu'e"
iu,n .aI "p.'ehhoiine eA'u 'na'
t,v V IN. Nou'n w . tnIng " wv
-, 80 ~ w ,husuut ISL 'nu' 'ho ial'lohus
,,' ~. ou 'uas ut,e 'oasv 20 10 ,o1AlI
tSiy. ia, ~ sI sIni, VII. nSo ,'A ,,',
ny tnHt ny hiihs.I "ou'u open UP
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NEW HUKK, July 93.-Vhs Nor
wogisn steamer Terrier, which arrived
today from Dumrrarl, reports that Uu
July u h the British schooner, Eagle,
from BaTbRdOes, was sunk IN coils
i3n wltg the steamer. This Grow and
passengers numbered 20, OF whom "a
were rescued. Among thu drowned
were two women AuC One child. The
collision was the fault u the Eaglo,
the master Rud crow OF which dlI
nothing to holp their unfortunate pas.
songeEs.
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The PrIueeroa Party gafs.

NEW YoRK. July 23.-B. Forsyt the
Little, tue father OF Il. Forsyths Iii tile
Jr., one OF this party OF the Princeton
students, now In Wyoming, received
the following dispatch today from Cap.
tain A. s. Anderson, u. 4. A., ia
command Of the trooPs at Yellowstone
Patk:
"Fountain Geyser, Wyoming, July
28.-rhe Princeton party are all right,
nv troublei everybody IL here aud per.
feCtly vol.
"a. =. ANDERSON
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CHICAGO, July .J,-Dirlng the r1.
lice examination o. Tue house " II. II.
Holmes today, a portion Of wumnu's
wrapper torn ami s'aiusd was found.
Ihe nature VI the stains could nos 10
determined and an uualyuB will be
mado. Hiidon under rubbish wins o.
barrel aud in 10, buried under tbs
broken cfockufy anu old tinwarv, was
the DIES. The house wac surrounded
all daY by Cufl14H crowd.
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OHAIut, No.. July "a. &. Grain
wa fIUi and BILLED yrs tsfday at Suar,a
tybui kay,mhralll OF the town. They
uai IuaurIIpl iu tho murnluy ami
Grain t,furs Ray. Tho difficulty
mcm,u lo uni nuu Tie men g'.urateI.
Ray rtr up 90 Cain, hYtisn and
called HIM our, HrlHg without word.
Orain dropped dHul aud his slayer
sAil1lc1 oui VI town. Nlgdn rh3mu.
aJn 10 lu pJuult ui sha fugitive.
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as SIC. aaIrn .EEs 1t.
Caismitiss That wauId Attend th.
Nictory of the silver Parry.

GAlNksvILLE, Ga, July 2S.-sscrs
tafy Hose smith discussed the finAn-
cial problem from tho administration
sispdpliut, la speech he made today.
lilo eaiI the Democratic platform
which he supported, opposed the free
coinage u silver. He disputed the
sllveriies' claim that the value Of all
commodities had fallen in proportion
10 tho decline " silver. Tho average
decrease 81 commodities tince 1878, hs
said, had been 20 per cent, while silver
had fallen 20 90 per cent.
The effect " tue election Of Pres.
ldgnt committed 10 silver policy
would bo 10 drive SOS, 900, 900 gold
out Of tho country, which would cause
q l1Fs oi confidence, the withdrawal OF
" pcr cent Of the entire currency, and
business paralysis.
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C0nuef's death Is rH' known o. Che
authorities IN Philadelphia. IiU made
the admission yesterday afternoon TO
q man who, VITA District ht.lr cy
Graham, was olosetu1 with him In tue
pouiiontiaty. TINS Lis siHtomun.:
"Mrs. Conner got iBtD trouble, aud o.
chicago doctor performed au % GRAFTON.
The job wa, such q luugling one that
the woman died"
This Is the Grtt Eight shed on the
case since Mfe. Conner disappeared from
public view IN 1893.
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PORTLAND, Ore, July %. Napoleon
Davis, secretary VI tue Democratic
committee ~ 20 the proprioly Of calling
state convention for tho purpose OF
adopting n declaration regardingsilyer
lilo hss already received about twenty
replies, hut most Of them are nmblgu.
Gus IN terms and do not give a full
expression Of opinion.
The chairman u MulinomAn county,
the laTg6lt county IN tue state, OK.
presses himself as very much opposed
10 the convention.
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DrADwOuD, .. d., July 23.--Wll.
liam Hrachr, one Of tho woaltniest
men IN tho northwest, dropped dead
tins morning on the street, at Rapid
city, iieacht his brother were the
pioneer fTeighting irm OF tho West.
A tier the railroads were builg through
tins country they turned tnsit attention
to the mercantile and stock Ialsing
bualness, Gmpssing large fortunes In
fs "a ygaTS
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To BeautIly the Street.

some OF tho property owners along
eou'h Temple street are determined
'lh they viii have the center OF
Y" 'ho'oughiaro parked, LId in
'n''quenee Will very likely pro.
.eal petition to that effect
lhe CITY Council tonight. They
l,opose 10 have tho street
,OIsGeI anu sowD with grass seed,
uu plsnt on each side n row VI trees,
H. tAlen,e to DO bOrno by those own.
'"s property In that Vicinity.
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In view OF Threatened Invasion.

Colon. Columbia, July 2S.-ln view
OF the report that Ecuador lie threaten.
lug u invade COlulnbia, the garrison
Mt Panama IA being reinforced. The
United states consul has telegraphed
to Washington asking that u. 4.
war ship he sent 10 protect the Amer.
can Interests. The strike OF the wharf
lsborsrs, ship builders and switohmon
GOnLInueh.
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chen they want mineral waters Of III,
fret quality.
Tnu new works are situated nor n Of
the Watm Springs, anu nre complete
IN every respect
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BAS FRANCISCO, July 23,-Caplaln
Raphael DemgrJ, Of Berkeley, has
Just received copy Of NJ DidrO HueH0
I'ubaoO, ot San Salvador, which gives
an sccOunt Of Il thwArlud insutTFclion
against President Gultlsrr,z, lud by
Thomas Regalado, iuimsf student at
tho University OF California. The
paper states that RegalAdo, with
number Of Others, are 10 DO shot as in.
suTgButs,
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snr,ibyEIecu,iy. CI.m.ney.

WAsnINdroN, July 23,-The Presl.
dent has cOmmutod ths death sentence
imposed on Thomas j. Taylor, to DO
hanged on Friday for the murder Of his
wife. II 40 asserted Taylor was driven
to tho decd by his wi'e's uniaithful.
ness,