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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-04-13

Having gone into the business Of re-
moving high officials, II might be well
for the German emperor TO begin at
the very top
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-04-13

Advertising should be taught in all
commercial schoolE. It IS as necessary
In business as reading. writing or arith-
rnetic, and q good knowledge of II is
often more profitable than all three.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-04-13

1t is hOrrifying To hear that women
have been arrested In Boston for shop
lifting and the goods found concealed in
their big sleeves. We trust this is not
true. II must be some terrible mistake.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-04-13

The reported appearance Of an i'm
meme sea serpent in Florida river in
dicates that the failure OF the orange
crop has driven the Floridians to drink
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-04-13

According to an Omaha declgion the
penalty for killing a pugillst In the ring
IL two years In the penitsntiary. but the
business viii never flourish as It should
till the penalty IL abolished and suit
able reward substituted.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-04-13

Boston printer has captured an
heiress. Instead Of trying to set up a
certain number OF thousands he VIII
econ be looking around for ways OF
pleasantly spendlng q few.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-04-13

The poor little king OF Corea seems
to be out Of a job as a casus beIli.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-04-13

1t appears from semi-oficial reports
that there are still 5000 elephants in
existence. not counting several that the
American people have on their hands
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-04-13

Cuba viii not get over the revolution
habit till It Il annexed to the United
States, and there is no absolute GER
tainty that It will get over 1t then
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-04-13

A man has gone crazy over "Trilby."
The most remarkable feature about the
case is the fact that the unfortunate is
a Chicago man
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-04-13

Diplomacy, az signiiied by the utter
ances Of the Spanish minister at Wash
ington, is the art Of shooting off ones
mouth to the least possible advantage
70 ones reputation for good sense and
good manners.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-04-13

The American eagle IS getting a trife
hoarse. but can stin be readily under
stood in all parts OF the hall
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-04-13

British dignity never goes on the bar
gain counter. as those who have had TO
pay for IL can testify.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-04-13

man was photographed in Georgia
while dangling at the end Of a rope.
Under such circumstances IT must have
been extremely difficult to look pleas
ant
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-04-13

Along with the new woman comes
new code of lynching ethics which en-
tends to her the rights. privileges and
hoHors OF being hanged.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-04-13

Apparently the English lion has been
sharpening his claws and his thirst for
gore.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-04-13

to get assistance in the way OF rights
OF way. About this there viii be no
difficulty, 1t is believed by railway Of
ficials.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-04-13

The above prizes arc offered to those
VINO construct or form the largest NUM-
Der of words out of tho letters found in
the prize word
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-21
CUBAN CONFERENCE.
Directors Of the Ju1.l Discuss the
Situation on tho Island.
THEY WILL ASK FOR RECOGNITION
As Belligereuts and 'ress their Claims
~ such on tho CnIed States
Congress.

NEW YORK, Aug. ala prellmln n.
AIRY conferences Of the directors Of the
Cuban Junts ana OF the revolutionary
leaders In this city has bson Ii cid and
after an extended discussion Of the
HituStlou II was voted u begiu at once
n movement IN the direction OF seour.
Ing for the Cuban revolutlonisls OIL.
ciAl recognition a. belllgetent-.
a tpeclsl committee, composed OF
Influential snd representative CuDans
was appointed ior the purpose Of notify.
Ing the iecie!nry OF state at an early
date the! the Cuban republic has been
established, with o provisional govern
meut, snd that 10 had sn accredited
representative In this county.
The committee, which was organized
with Senior Tomas Estrada Palms, the
de eRats n, large, Ne chairman, and
SenUr G0uEslo de QueBadA ~ clerK,
was Invested with pisnAty powers aud
with authority 10 proceed at once upOn
the work OF drafting an exhaustive
memorial TO Congress sppasHng for
bvlligtfent rights,
A oJnmitteo will proceed g. Wash.
lngton Immediately upon coLvrntuh ~
the House OF Representative pua alec
appear before the committee ON iorelk u
affairs or any special committee 90
whom they may be referred, for ths
pufpOso Of pressing the appeal aud the
claim fOT recognition.
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THEY DID NOT SELL.
G'yseF hihlng Comp'Dy Restrained
From DlSpoSinB Of Treasury Stock,
AT rnEISsrIScE OrNrGIsBORS.
A Law'ulI In Mnich ,hargts Of a
Scheme Are MAde.-Reslralu-
Ing order issued.

The directors Of tue Geyser Mining
company were to have closed up Asale
Of $1,000 treasury stsuk lviRy, n thp
terms had been satisfactory % thoni, II
II had not been for al order o. the
Third district court, forblddiug them
to take Aay action In the premises.
This order was n result ~ The suit
planted this mornipg ny Brown 4
Henderson, ~ attorneys for Mathew
I. Osborn, agAinst the Gcysor Mining
company ami Directors .. b. Miinrf,
Robert l.. McConpugby aud Glau
Il. BoihwrIl. Sir Gi,bjin II
also director and own. Co.,.
900 Of the 100000 sharca uf
tho company, whose property In
Camp fllyd JIiuing district ho II now
operating and developing uujora le,so.
rue other directors named have q, 900
thator, tic renEinlng 10000 being
held ~ treasury ttock, to be sold as
decided. Tho directors, at n meeting
which GisOotn says he diI not attend,
decided e. sell v, 900 shares Of tie treas.
NY IT, cki anu advertised tor scaled
bus up TO last evealug. reIrrv!ng ihs
fighl 10 reject any anu all bliE.
Mt. dlsD0rn says that tho sale pfc.
posed ~ unu' cessafy ter the financial
Interests Of the company, AMI IL a
scheme 10 place the three lifectoTs
nsmed In full control VI the property,
10 his injury, he says that II the odds
do not snow that the stock should 70
To the defendants then they Will be To.
scted, so that n lie were tho hishts,
bidder his offer would bu rejected
bersuss 1t would not suit ths
purpose Of the other directors 10
have The stock come into hls posses.
sion. He also alleges thst the u0tiuc VI
sale was published IN the NLws. be-
cause that paper was least IL ny to b..
read by Mr., Gisburn and give him
information OF the ptopus,d sale.
( The act that he goI tho Information,
however, indicates thst MIR. Gisborn
reads tho papers more widely than he
gives himself credit fOtl fhs plain.
III further says tuat In conversation
the defendant Boutwell, atmittoi that
unless the defendant Milnur'a bid uA.
the one 10 take tue treasury stock
that belug the one suitable 10 the de-.
lcniAups putpOsn-ihtn the sale
would not take place; and THE, he
ufges, Ia an admission that tue sale 10
scheme a. Osborn claims.
Upon these allegations Mr. Osborn
asks that ths GeyHeT company and Ito
directors be restrained IRON makirg
the proposed sale. lie was gfanted y
temporary Remaining order The Ir.
ftndaGts are ~ make u showing IN
september an why the order should
not DO made refinement. A bond VI
I $1,000 was required from the piaiutili
a. sgcuriIy LOT HHmagss that might ac.
cruz under tue order.
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The Coming Convention Of Editors.

Stcutpty iomsun, OF Ihr Utau rrrso
association Ia working like "a 1rOlau
these iayy, making Preparations iot
lhr forthcoming convention,
',h!d m.rliug he received a copy o.
hsWspapsSiOm o.. Aug 10, when clu.
l,IusH ,Wu-COiumu article On tue gfrAt
uttI, ga. tT tbb Dap,iYu "siil mout IN
UtaH," Ou'lluiug tUs OtJects a. the
ments winch salt Lake uilpf- ~ .ue
waiting oIi!Ufs. The article ~ set on
with "a nRii.IOne phOiU. ugraving VI
SECRETARY iJmsUD, which bears utIk-
iug TcsumUluueo - lhe gentleman II
represents.
General ponT0se Ui Fort Douglas has
kindly C0uBuuted 10 allow tho Six.
teenth Infantry bAnI to iufuiih muse
iJf tho convention when II IA oJuItehy
which ~ greatly appreciated. Az.
Iangsmeut- have been made Tor ban.
quoting 300 ht Saliair on the evening
I Tuesday, Aug. II.
Tue now Daugoh Of the u. Il, A.
AVE lust been received, The badge
s. tUung IN shape, has n Dlue euAmvlru
lace, win the wOTIs, Utsh Press As,J-
cIatiUu, anu the da,s Oi equalization
JaEuRTy 20, 1894, worked o. IL, while
IN Ine otn,rf Ia Uah'a emblem, tue
boe.hivU. Easy Of tue badges nave
geeu received hnd ~ uss IOmsyn's *.
preston, "lney are going ike hot
uAkes.D
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s.1,ls,d goiil further hc' can he

s'u,l ED uuil further facts can I've
Urousbt out.
sw,usHn 'pgsafsd In the polci
tFuy tuisy 10 answef 70 the charge VI
'it. ,sss. I.ets In n irightul couui-
NUa, bic rieht eye IL entirely cloted,
rbd tuA .uv ~ lie heal sud lace g.
sWu.'lu HLd ofuisfd IA the most Va OK
ing manner. lie related his u ny AMI
90. O. .sItsaid scat rince no hsd ts-
cCivad 80 tlBrriuG no would let
aim 80.
Ire case ~ Flank Smith, whose
rue uamais r. o. was brought up and
dismisset. 10" charge wus blACkmail
aad the BOY Ers ,pwlodgcI bic guilt.
The gircJms,stcsg, however, were
such that toe csU.Hfgiuiug witness did
not wish 10 prosecute. Tho court gave
toe soy splp Y 81 advice aud ho
ptOnisul that he would blacRmail no
more as Q was ALLOW 20 TO 20.
john Zoo was artsigued ON tho
charge nj dflnkonnsss, Tut N II wss
HE .iIst spl rafaucs In court he wac
Discharged. lie was told that " he
comes az again he will receive a dou'
| bie d,Fr.
The case OF the city sgainst MELON.
aid vas cguiiuutd uuul Friday, Aug.
| abiu.
gh'so prostitutes forfeited $50
each.
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ma. for y st.,c tanIloI.

OLYMPIA, wash, Aug. 2i-r Che
state capitol commission met today
ana opened bids for the Destruction
OF the supsfstfucturs Of this capitol
building. hut two bids were on nle,
ono from W. NJ. 5hewiy, Of ChlcagU,
wbo bid 81, 80, 200 for the completion
Of the building. Tbe other was from
Jonathan Clark Il Sons, Chicago, for
sl,05i. 3jf. Both were rejected, he.
vau,e tney were not In accordance
with the call for bids, In that they eI.
ceedod the limit placed on the colt Of
the buiIJing by an act OF the isgisla.
tufe anc al,o we're not accompanied ~
sufficient bonds. A new call Tor bi1a
will he made ~ be received ny 10 No
vembtT let.
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Had a Good lime.

The Fourth, FINN, sixth and
ssv,n'h wards spout yesterday nj
sAllalr aud an enjoyable time was
had by oil who participated. la the
afternoon a program consisting "
s0ngs, TecitauUus Eud musical solso.
tlOns was nicely rendered, each ward
furnishing their part Of tue program.
la the evening rho young folks su-
ioyed themselves In dancing In tho
big pavilion.
Tbs bathing was superb and during
tho day many we're they WHO uuunrJ
the batHiDg suits aud coufageously
took a plunge Ia the Driny water. Tnu
little 5winger brothers were there and
ehliye 4ed the occasion with their
comic soDgs, whlcu were greatly Rpprs.
clAtsd ny all who hsd the pleasure Of
hearing them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-21
Fridays Horse Races.

An Interesting tlmv u assured to the
boisemen aud all Interested In horse
racing next Friday afternoon, at the
Agricultural park, The GrullemeuI
Driving olub has set that day Tor their
meet, aui has arranged ,hier events.
The meet important %, iUusc 10 be- ace
Jetweun Dr.. shOfes's d.. Ms.,Ou,
lnud N.ylOt's Buy W,Gul Matt
Cul,eu's FUssum. The money has nj.
ready been put w for Ihlt race, tuu
,ut.- Is $500. IL IL expected tina Un
III race tho time will be about 2.2j.
luetscss starr al two O'Clock.
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CONGRESS IiBRAmIAN's ACCOUNTS
Ia n TauEIr, OwInE 90 Hal BooLLosp.
tug-An Explanation.

iug-An Explanation.
NEW YORS, Aug. 2l.-Tus Wort d
this morning publishes q special rom
WAthii 3 ON 10 the effect thal tho re-
port Of Exper, Myers q the Nth aud
itor's Office, which las lu't teen PIE
aruted 10 Secretary Carlisle, shows
mat AinswDf!h q. spCiil fr, che ysncr.
abie librarian " Congress, Ia behind In
his accounts, owing to bad methods Of
bookkeeping. In an Interview Mr.
SpotiOrd makes the following eEplana-
ton OF thu matter:
"rhe whole difficulty springs from
the multiplicity OF duties inst have
been forced upon me. | have not nRd
tins, In con uection with my duties rs
librarian, TO pay proper attention to
those attached to the office OF register
~ copyrights. The two positlous
should DO made separate and distinct.
have recommended this 10 the treas.
Dry department, but Oi course they
con do nothing toward divOrcinZ the
two offices without legislative action.
/ snail recommend the same thing to
Congress when 1t meets. in the pres.
Of hu-iness IL Ia true that my accounts
have become somewhat Involved, but
/ stand ready TO make good any dis.
crrpEnciss that may be found by tue
treasury oillciNls. l offered short
time ago to make up lhs deficiency VI
81, 600 that has been disco vsred. but II
IL not correct 10 say that that offer has
been refused. bAvo received no
definite answer to my proposition.
GAS Tor the matter Of search ices and
their Illegally, 1t 10 u fact that there
isno W 'cial authority Ia law for col.
iscting such fees, but tlere 10 explicit
authority in law for u charge for rec.
ords OF copyright. The time OF the
clerk who Is occupied In making the
search Ia Of value 10 tho government,
aud II seems 10 me only right that 1T
igsnts ana others desiring TO use tho
time should DO required TO pay for II. |
calculated tnat about MY cents an
hour was toe value OF the time Of my
assistants VINO were employed on this
work, auI | based my charges on tina
calculation.
every dollar that l have received
from the sruTce-and tue requests for
searches have been very numeTous-I
nsve TUNED lHto the treasury, every
cent. have made no distinction be.
tween these lees and those received
from copyrights and have turned
them all In as copyright fees. That
Ia all 1 care 10 say ON the sutJect.O
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San FRANCISCO, Aug. 2i.-Mrs.
Mary NUgei, tssiJlng nj 9lg Powell
street, directly opposite tue normal
school, has informed the police TINT
she saw Durfanl pacing up anu down
il ifunt OF the normal school from .
o'clock till 3 on the afternoon Of Apfii
Bro. At 3 O'Clock, whom tho girls came
out, she saw him 70 up and speak 90
one OF tue girls, bow TO her End Ait,f.
ward board tbu east side OF the dugn.
NY on = southhound Powell street car.
She fixes tho d.te positively by several
occurrences and is certain that che IL
not mistaken In the man.
The tfial will DO resumed tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-21

PORTSMOUTH,, Aug. 2l.-rhe MIA
CARA, InOyui anu isolde started ~
noon today IN tho race Cor The town
cup. The Niagara nnd lsclde fouitd
each other while beating out 10 War
ner light ship, and the former Tet,IoG.
The Audrey and Vinne,tia are laid up
Of sOu hampton for the season.
A yachisman named smith stored
tho Nisgsrs and Captain Towers CLARK
ateered the Isolde. Tao Niagara was
on the wrong tack, but Captaiu Barr
thought she coulu weather the Isolde.
Captain Clark, seeiug a foul was 10.
ovitnble, shouted to Captain Bari:
"W here shall | strike you?" Neither
boat WINS IN ured by tho collision.
Tho yachts finished IN the following
times: Inoyni, oh. elm. 3is.; Isolde,
Oh. Som. 2ls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-21
scandinavian Excursion.

Tomorrow iae NOrien Literary 40.
olsly will give a grand scandinavian
excursion to Garfield Beach. An OK.
esilent program has been prepared and
they invlIe all their friends to join
them Ia their days enj ymeut.
Committee on ATFHugsm1nts-C q,
johnson, &. J. GyllsnsvRn, H. H..
sallbsts, lure HslIberR.
Committee on AdveTtising-J, ., IL.
Luugquls,, F. b. FsInsttOIi, j. &.
FageTgTon, O,car FOHlund, dust.
Almquist, Cnas. FonDVTg, Gustaf
Olsvn, Carl Carlson, John FvrslInd.
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ECHAN1uS, Pa, Aug. 2l,-A attorney
Cornelius Smith has fiiod n suit against
Judge a. ". Archibald, Judge h. NJ.
Willard, abd his partner anu sOn.in-
law, Mslor Everett Warren, eI.
Congressman Lemuel zimmerman,
ek-CIty Solicitor |. II. Burns, PfOtuo.
notary G., r.. Pfeyer, Deputy PfOtho.
notary MyTon Kss-On and sK.COunty
Detective Thomas r.. Reynolds aud
the Lehigh Valley Railroad cOmpsny
The sctlon Is brought by Mt. smith
As counsel for john q. Jennings, anu
the damages asked are 100000. Tho
case grows out OF the well known
Jennings suit. Ths Ilaintlils minor
'ou, James Jennings, was Injured In
the Mud Run disaster on the Lthigh
Valley, on Octphor 10, 1855, aud
brought ,uit iof $4,000 damages. At
tue same time his iRther brought an
action 10 recover damages for the loss
OF his son's services. Tue elder Jen-
nings Is now under bail on a charge OF
perjury, based upon allegations made
against officials VI tho court In an
all iAvlt filed when his case was called
for tfial last May. Attorney Smith then
went 10 the supreme court for n man.
damus to compel tho lower court 10
discharge his client, aud In doing ~
lie msds charges which inIuoei Guy
Solicitor Burns TO sue him for $50, 900
damages Tor libel few weeks ago.
In tOday's suit Mr.. Smith AYERS that
the defendants o1nspired 10 hinder,
delay Rnd defeat his actions, although
his client was entitled to recover dan.
ages.
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a. y. PLYEH IIgLD uP.
A SAT. nIoun 10 TI-ccs-Pn Passenger
Not uoicstcd.

A safe hloun 10 fieVrs-phssonEsE
Not noiestod,
OMAHA, AuG. 2l.-A r, ecial TO the
bee lfom dothenbuSg slyG
Last night shortly after midnight
the eRstbound overland dyer No. s,
on the Union Pacific Wa held up nj
Butter. MIX Hill, about Two miles this
slue VI Brady Island, where the eand
hills terminate. There we're three mes
visible, according e. Conductor
Flyua', uescTipliul, Two ~ the gang
got "a TIE ttsln AZ BgHIy lsiAui,g0iug
Forward 0yrr the teussr sftnt toe train
was in motion, AMI win revolver
drawn compelled tho engineer 20 70
back 10 the llsIsge car and gain Nd.
.nitlaucv. Tie "a Osnrl the unggn L.
mRu tnNt here were w r0Gbors with
guu5 ~ hi lead, IAty Tsts iniIttri
anu lh6 "a ptessmgu " 70 n.tuprlisd 10
open Ihe smaller ts's. lio could not
open the larger cOmbi Niiun safe una
the robbers proceeded 10 blow the / A
DOT vita dynamite, M, untime the
nfenGn unoOnpleI the e. l'ns and tEu
to GothenbutR for a posse. Ia
short time twenty volunteers
were Gu rDute for tho scene II
the robbery, but before they
arrived the robbers had disappenrct.
The bandits wore black sloucn hgts
with black silk handkerchief for
masks. They were about i've f.et ten
nigh and would weigh about 100
pounds. They rode ON horseback anu
evidently came In from the hills. The
windows were blown out OF this bag.
gage car Ivy the explosion, The pas
IengeTs on board were much excited,
but not mole.ied. Section Foreman
Alex. Veromsn has seen some men
around the p ace " the robbery several
days ago aud has good description Of
them. Superintendent W. Il. Park aod
Sheriff Miller Of North Plat nave ar.
rived gu Especial with posse and will
10 to Brsvy islaud, the scene OF the
robbery, in abort tune. Posses have
already been sent out rom North Plat
and Brady island, aui every sffJTE IA
bong made 10 cAplufa the robbsT.
before iney got out VI The country. IL
ls impossible At this hguT 10 learn tho
amount Of booty seCutsl.
THE FIREMAN SAVED THE vALUAnLEs.
The Union Psclfio .tnin No. 8, held
up Oy express robbers thfee miles east
OF BrAdy's island, arrived acre at l:86
pm, Two hours anu ten minutes iale.
Express Messenger lh0HNs McCan
said the robbers l,d n : get over 500.
They failed 10 got inside tue large safe.
Conductor Flynn thiuEs !ho escape Of
tbs fireman with the VnglDo alarmed
the robbers spd caused slVm ~ leave
before they hal comp isIeG their work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-21

ALBANY, y. Y, Aug. I.-At noon
today n lue Cathedral Oi.AIi Saints &C.
Cured the wedding OF Misa Mary
ElizAte.h Manning. the youngest
daughter Of tho late secretary Of the
treasury, Daniel Manning, aud Jules
Cornelius Won Doe Oudefmuelen, anu
OF the private secretary OF Queen vii.
helmina OF Holland. The wedding
was quiet. The bride was attended by
Miss DeihAnty and the groom by
Frederick q. Manning, Ths bridal
couple will sail On Saturday for Hol.
land.
At the Hague the nj wedding
cersu ony will be performed by tho
burgomsster. The bride will then DO
Introduced at court.
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OARLASU, Cal, Aug. .l.-dvofgo :.
Montgomery, "a millionaire mcmucr NJ
the Salvation Amy H. Organize an
sp-ditluL o. luvade ia, sui
chfletiaLlgs tue inbsbitAut.. zoe
plan mas received the approval " Goa
efal Booth Siu will spnd u lew recruits
from LOn.Un and the party will sail In
ab.uta mgntb. The party will be uu.
der he cOipnaad Ola nAIivs japanese
lieutenant wac UaCAme converted and
Joined the nfmy Ia this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-21

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2l.---ln the
RePuhilceu conventions To-Day 10 select
delegates TO sse stats convention, IN,
Quay people claim 70 nave occurred IL
out VI n ,uinl Of ~, with cont.at GU Ave
more. Qusp's opponent cOnoedes him
only ten. According to tho fquTes
given nut by ;he Quay Leaders, Senator
Halady has 100 yotes, fifteen mofs
tbun The DunIUor necessary TO elect
him state chairman. Quay will 10 10
Harrisburg tomorrow and rem.in there
until after the convention on August
2sth.
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Information Concerning nav all.

SAN FHAHCiSCO. Aug, .i,.-G. j.,
Wright, OF Honolulu, says tue govern.
mout IL about 10 Start Hu Information
bureau to supply lhs outside public
with data concerning the islandu.
There are thousands OF iuquiTlss from
America anu elsewhe cOnoefning
tn. islands, and many want 10 locate
there. The government IL making
special efforts 10 get people 10 develop
tbs coffee lands, which ABOUND on IN
leland Of Hawaii.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-21
The Wisconsin Press Association.

The Wisconsin Press Association,
which starts westward from Chieigo
tomorrow will, according TO the Off cisl
Itinerary, arrive here over tue RIO
Giande Western at l;2O y. M,
Tuesday next. For two days tie
Badger state quill drivers will he the
guests OF the Utah Press sssoclAllo",
alter which they will Fright about
face" anu start back 10 ihelT homes
and professional work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-21
Comp,omi,s with LawbrsaLs,.

WAsHISuTCS, Aug. 2l.-ln the last
three dayr tue secretary VI the treasury
has approved the Onefs Of the COM
promise VI large number uf oasef
for violations OF the Internal revenue
laws.
Among tho number compr sei
were fif1ron cases where tbs parties
had empty spirit packages In their pos.
session with the stamps uncancelod.
The Internal revenue tillcefs are
locking sharply after this Glass Of Of.
Tenders.