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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-03
SPRAYING LAW VOID.
THE LAW MUST ~ MODIFIED
10 he Of furcs-Coppsr Plant Liilgi.
tiuu-Othpr Busu.ss Ia
Court To-day.

James whitehead IT,, va W. J.
Harvey; plainun's Application LOT a
writ Of prohibition GRANTEE, md 40
order was made ihE, The writ Issue.
This IA the ON 'i1l uuu0u nvnt Of
Chief Justice Merritt. made iu tho
Tniri drtfici court today, In the fiuli
tres Spraying case which originally
came tu.yfe Juttlco Harvey, OF tue
scconi precinct, salt Lake county.
lie Effects iu dec arailou tba. tue
iruii tsgu Inspection las 10 invalid tn
those sections which give certain d..
cr,tiouafy powers 20 the pr0jslu JuuRu
10 nzi = the numosr " times tfess are
to Le sprayed, The cintp. ruling /.
that the authorization % the pr,
late Judge referred 10 lsAd,luSati3n OU
legislative authority which the Lvsls.
lstuto is not allowed 60 MAXI, hence
I've law Is invalid upou TINT point.
RUS * tho y, ,uill utufe % to law
which was p0iu ,I Out IS u MINIS at
tpuuE as buiuy iuCuu Hlstuut VITA the
primal galuUt ui tho statute iuOl., nu4
Whtcn was CapUuiu ui being ufud ~
wuik great hardship. The ttui. trle
spray ufB will nov have to Aufer upon
a uili that Will Up cleaner anu more
catily Oucyci Ia this particular Ia
tue NrsuuUuts ON tnls Casu tu rtuGt,
ID. B. EgmpBoal, Hs'ofuuy &c ,uu
petitioner, tJfuiUly SUD IUultlly iu-
dictated tue Inherent WuAkautu OF tue
etututO o. u now slAvdu.
The law aud motion calendar was
taken up today, anu the usual proceed.
Ing Of Diminishing some Ca-o-, Butinu-
Ing others aud setting Gown some u
the most urgent Tor hearing was pro.
ceedeI with. There. te-mcI 10 be n
Immunity among lawyers to have
cases stt Tor Monday next, sept .,
tut Judge Merritt steadily 70.
fused, Tor tue ftaUOn that thai
h. tue dagu fnr the opening of tho Sep.
TENDER term, anu th0 grand Jury veu'
Irs 10 % o. rrpOT,s "a, II a. m. auu
the Jury to 10 imphuugled thal
day.
rue following bushes, was disposed
VI:
M.J. Fraukliu Of al v, W. \. Fugate,
AAtNla VI AllilAN hANNNl|NAIN nv hNIlllh
istfstOr instead OF n. Gisuufn, Rud sit.
GIBuOrn permitted to iiiO complaint la
intervention
Edward r. Singer ys5nlt Lake CITY
T. pptr Plant Manu- u.uTiug Gotta.
pany; the motion rtquiriDg the 70.
cUivBf TO pay Dryer q CO,gTOvc''
cain aud Iuugmgut WAS ct iOf = tar
u y, AugusI7; tue Demurrer VI dctvu'
daut Harris n 10 supplemental AnI
amended complaint was withdraw
eud ten days gwen DC ondant g. an.
swef; David May, trustee, was ordered
TO furnish piaiut.il cory oi ttusl iced
within tgu dgy-, anu &. &. ID 3 with.
drew rs utt ~ iUT tusHt; Hrmuffoi
10 cTUEs com yiAiDt Huu ~ cytI p Aint lu
intvrybu lou sustained.
Salt Lake Lit O.cJfapauy OF nj W the
l0yE MIuiug aud > usltiug Cpmrany
o. oil; time fOr receiver u report Coz.
uuucd I'll Saturday, ~ await report VI
referee,
n. l.. GTgg Va EibHlJge Tunp; U. IS.
mhr-hai allowed to fie Hmeuuuu It.
turn.
Zlpn's Savings Bank AMI Trust co.
VI Mary Duyaultf vt a.; application
Tor uTJur appointing gusr4Iau aI IL, "a
graz ted, anu hIu ~ w, D1tLe appoint
Cd tugn guardian.
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DON'T SHOOT DUCKS
Till After October I, II You Would
Oby The Law
rODArs Lr,sON roa spoRrsmry
In Commissioner rratps Court-An
Arrest for Rape Naintainlnga
MISUNDERSTANDING.

Two duck hunters came to GRIEF In
U. z. Commissioner Pra,ps court ic-
n.y. rhyy gave thor names as
George Luud and John n. Brown.
The uccutati1n against them Was that
I'll y Ind been unlawIully XIII wild
game, to VII, tu anu snipe. The
killing Compisinr1 u took place on
SUNDAY, the let instant, on one OF the
lakes west OF tue Jordan. Tho de.
PENDANTS pleaded that they were not
aware they were breaking tho Terri
tofial game law, although they were
fully o.gu.zant Of the fact
that they were breaking tho
sabbath DAY; yet this breach
did not appear to disturb their con-
sciences greatly, since they were not
under arrest therefor. They claimed
that they supposed tho duck shooting
season opened September 1t, whereas
the law fixes the da,o ~ the hfst Of
October. Onu uui0t,uua feature f,r
the defendants uu tnis scJrp was the
testimony % wltnfFsvs that they shot
u ,uck %. FIiiay last, hugu.t 30, =,
that % they usl an idea tina. -rult M.
ter lot wa iiu da'v, TOY diI not Aut
thereon IA tue previous month. TuiH
act led tue commission o. tHn Cunclu.
Hiuu that the alleged mi-llkB Ia ito
! time ui uT,'I. e shooting season
VA MT suillC ont ic no g. he af-
sUa.cI tuyu Isity $40 go, when In.
udcd the Gusts oi the = 'ecutiOu.
u, p. tJmmiszi bfrcum IA ia o.
have a case tomorrow morning where.
| ina Chluhmau, Al jim ~ 60 be tfirI
| Tor hOusUbfvHklug. The event occurred
| several days ago aud was noted Rt tbs
time The Monaghan insists tnat he 10
| innocent u the cnHrpe hgaiust him,
| therefore the urUsrCu lon will have u
/ prove itt case o. secure bis commit.
mrut ~ the grand Jury.
Joseph luTpiu, VINO claims hls resi-.
Iouct IA TlJolo county, was before u.
r. Commissioner 5OmmeT this ter.
noon, charged win helnou- offence.
| Tie IA accused ~ having at, mpteJ, Un
MOuua' evening, criminal ,ssauit
upon MTr. MsTgattt HsTfisOu, 80 yeats
ot age, By hef cries tho lady noteol-
ed hvtreli, nud luTpiu was caught by
| De- uty Sn"un Huthfio In his to t
/ escape. Nit, Harrison lives Mt 40
| W. Scconi south street, aud wa Ou
urr why home, nesr tue corner IT Fiisl
| south aud West Temple street, wh-u
the nsaauIt was made. rurpin's iutet-
view with Commissioner SOmmeT 10.
gauat . pm. tyuay.
| By nseni Of the prOsecutlor, Tur-
pir was allowed TO piesd gubty Of
= niplo assault, tho more ttfious
c age being allowed 10 Jr .
| because OF tue deftndanps iniox-
icsleu condition, Judge Summer sen.
fenced Turpin to sixty days In the
COMFY !sli aud 10 Jay tue costs o {
| persecution,
~ 10 a,m. tomorrow j. +. Morten-
sen, who keepsa pigs y on Eleventh
/ ) uth street, Will answer d. lore U. =.
/ IUmmlssiDuuT S1mmer on the ch rye
Of main aiming public nuiIancV. He
30 cut ON SO tall
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WAsntsuTON, d. O., Sent. o.
Toe b yet, DECLARED ~ tue Knlguts
Of Laulr acme time ago on tue
natiO ~ hank nUtts, usGNmu effective
yssteti ), but the bank notes arc ~.
phrruiIy Ia ns great demand ~ ever.
john w. LayrH, SECRETARY gud
treAtuTer u tho knghti Of Labor,
says he cannot tell how long IL viii
take for the Uoyoot 10 begin TO show
itseli, but he thinEB In the course Of
si1ty dhys bank u0tos viii brgiu to be-
turned down by great many people.
Mr. Hsyvs, won asked point Ulauk
" he would ncCeIt a national bank
noto Today a. legal tender, said to
would take Il II he could get nolhins
elite. But he said hv would pre- er q
have % goytfnuont note or gold VI
even silver.
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BOSTON, Aug. al The Industrial
Record TO Jay saYs: Fac National Asso.
citation Of Wool Manufacturers Will
publish tue result ut lis investigation
concerning tho wool clip OF tho United
s nteH for 1895. THIS product 10 put a.
gSi, .0j,7.6 uOunis, washed Ani ur-
washeu, including $1,000 600 pounds
OF pulled WOOL against &75,2lO,7l2
p0uudl In 1894,
Rslucei 10 secured basis, the total
production Is placed ~ l25,7lS go
pounds. Tho number OF ehesp on tue
lst OF Aprll is estimated al 80, 9i9 sos,
and the average weight OF fleece Al o.
475 pouldy. Last year the average
weight Of fleece wRp O,305 pUunus, toe
slight variation Arising 0nun, IRON the
reduction Ia weight In Penusylyania,
Colorado anu Utah.
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Railway Notes.

The bathing resorts had 4 big a.
tendance yesleriay--LaJ0r day. NJ
saltait the immense crowd attending
the INboring meas celebration seemed
to thoroughly enjoy Themselves; and at
Garfield Beach the Germans csle-
bra,ed the twrniy-ntln Anniversary Of
Sedan 10 grost shape.
EKcurslOns came In from north and
south yesterday over both roads, on
holiday ratcF,
About l25 Salt Lake people took q
run down to Castillo Springs Yesterday.
The official train Of the Union Pa
olflc, which carries the delegates 10
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TORTURED ny VILLAINS.
An Ola Man Held over the Fire 10.
cause tie Hoiused 40 cook
Chicken.

HACKENsACIl, n. j., Sept. 3.-Geo.
MarsuEll, u yoafs Oh, WOOD chopper
whuue shauIy IS IN the RSmapo noun.
tnins, uack Of OiklGnu, IL 1T tho
Hackeusark hospital sufiorng from a
horrible burn. From the knee to tho
ankle VI the right leg tue ficsh was
burned almost to the bono, anu Tor ten
duys the wound had remained praoli.
Cally untrBaleJ.
Ihu OH MAJ lived ON the mountain
TOP IN tue hut win Is sOn, On FRI
dny week ago, he says, two men
camU TO bic snaugy In tne morning.
They had c1uplu OF chickens with
them aud o. keI hun TO cook them. He
knew thoy we're stolen, ami refused to
DO as they wanted. They also had
with thoul gallon Of whisky. When
the old man would not comply with
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Psriilce Mss,er B ,rfett hns re.
culy d the follpvin letter, wnicn he
ryfcrs 10 the DEsEgET NEWS:
WIN you kindly hnJ uut for me II
there h surh u person by the name a
JON n yue- living In SAT- Lskr
Cuy2 am hls ultCc aud y .uld liFo
To Md GU ~ lac IN Huil living, Tn
last We heard VI INN wGr Wurn o.
VISITED ENGLAND, his UiTln pincr, shout
eight yUsfs ago. lilo has "a brother 10
bennington, England, wan also
WisheB 20 hear iron MIN. | have 90
clJssIh eumptu envelope with my
sduI0ss (3s Madison stfsol, New
Haven, a.. nucticul, care Mis-. Nrsltl,
Bi II you hear any uuings oi MIN VIII
sou EinIiy iDiItm me AMI shall be
much Oblil ed,
Miss MAEIHA HAYSEs.
T.. S.-ii you hegl Ui nm tell nlm
am MS brother Hvnry's child.
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An Ola need Found.

OAKLASD, Cal, sept. 3.-wllliam
n. Grant Of frontJu, n. j., has
Written 10 n lawyer In this ciiy 10
secure Information sb1ut an old deed
70 n tract ~ land upon which Railway,
n. j., 10 now eituatsd, which was
found In a pile OF waists paper In this
city Two months ave, the document
Ia dated April, 1858, and purI orls 10
convey from William Morris 10 VIM.
Grant the land mentioned. Grant
writes that be believes the grantee
was his grandfather. from the TACT that
hIs family Wns the only one uf that
namo ~ New Jersey Of that time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-03

PORTLAND, ore, Sept. 3.-Tne prev.
Alence VI chOlufa ia Honolulu anu 10
tue Orient has created scare here.
The local board Of health ~ already
adopting slrlnRont measures 10 ropel IL
Invasion,
City Physician Wheeler says that at
no time have Pacific COST oitlss been
Nv seriously nieuaced by the scouige AZ
now. Wiuler II no protection agAius
tho disUsuu. "a the germs flourish s.
all Temperatures. lie ssys Iho sl,ua.
ton i alarming; people must not DO
Deceived, ana health ordinances must
be- vigorously enforced.
All vessels comiuE here from foreign
ports will be carefully oEznIntd and
quAfgntiueu VI necessary.
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Engagement OF ness Vanderbilt "a
nn.aa ihhIur.

NEWPORT, u, L., Sept. 3.-Tno en-.
gagemrut ot 81 ss GeftTude Wander
bilt nud Moses Taylor, though not for
mally announced, IL nOF conceded by
lhelr iriends. Tue great iof.uue ol
Miss Vanderbilt IA almost matched by
tno milii0ns Of Mr.. iayior. lie IL tue
second eon VI Henry A. &, Taylor anl
his inheritance came irOm his grand.
father, Moses Taylor a successful Old.
time merchant.
Miss Gertrude Vanderbilt Ia tn,
eldest daughter Ut Mr. aud Mrs. Cor.
uelius Vanderbilt; fhc IL pretty, AttfEc
tive, sngbtly ahoyo iridium height,
anu slender. Her complexion Ia fair,
her features email aud regular; eye,
gray, hair brow o Aui uUuudant. MI.
lay Tor was graduated rom Yale Ia tue
Clis- 1876. lie Ia enthusiastic In ath.
lttlo outdoor sports ana an expert 81
polo.
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ONLY GOOD INDIANS
or THE JArK,oNs HOLE AFFAIR,
Tbs Red'kus Not 10 Blpmo-SuRgosilon
that the Counlry be Annexed
TO Yellowstone Park.

WAsluSuroS, ID. g., Sept. 3.-Gen.
cfal Copuing-r, who had oommani "
the recent military expedition to Jack
sons ii Ile county, today hal a con.
ference with Secretary Lamont, H.
which Com missioner " In ian Affair
Blowing was invited.
81 10 not conslier tue Indiana wcro
to blams Tor the JUcgsbn's Hoiv NJ.
fHit, said General CVppinger ~ the
ciOsc OF the conference. "Ihty are Gu.
tifely quios now anu have been, In
fact, they would not say boo TO q
goJsu."
Ouo qusttion which tile general
BROUGHT to the attention Of Secretary
Lsm1nt and Commissioner Browning,
was the sdvisabiiily VI annezInE JacE.
sOn's Hole country TO GellOwstyun
N1tionRi para. lie suggested this &C
ton would solve the problem 10y pc
venting all paroles from hunting Hni
iishing Ia that section and said ~ the
county h not dcnscly settled hs
TIA ught there would be com rSgEliye.y
little Il fiicll'y In making thu change.
COmmissiOuot Browning Uaid that,
In the hfst plnc-, II would be o matter
'or SECRETARY smith aud tbyu fOf Con.
yfess, AIDING that 10 did not know
now Ihe people u Wyoming would re.
gard 10, az II would deprive that stats
u Territory.
General C0pplugcrs report on the
Indian trouble has u0eu turned over 30
SECRETARY Lamont. TINS general du-
clincd 10 sly whether he madu any
recommendation for the continuance
OF troops In JacSsou'a Hole country Ur
for thu punlshment Of tue participants
IA the trouble,
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WIN Anriy los nn InInn.lIan.

LiBamY, Mo, sept. a. Ths news u
The hnd,ng % W. Frskor at Towers,
Minu., cteatOi excitement here. A..
iofn'ys i1f the Insurance. OImpabio.
served notices on the COMMERCIAL
hnsb, Probate Judge Fowler anu on
The clerk OF judge Lincoln, executor
Of Ffakvf's will, that they would OF q.
ply Tor an Injunction before u. 4.
Judge Foster, ENROLLING them trom
paying out any money. Judge Lin.
coin Ia In Colorado.
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Tuon ems. Ann JAPAN.
nnyAges Of 'hoGsTa-IHpRn wants n
LnrgoT NayT.

nnyAges Of ChaIsFa=INpsu wants ~
LnrxeT saw,
sAN FRANCISCO, Aug. ~. - Tho
sls.mrT COpuc arrived tOisy from W.
k1hanE Rnu Hong Kong, bringing
the news under date VI August 1854,
that tn, Auello plague Eel broken out
In KUOo, japan, On tho crew ~ the
ltniisn cruitrI Umulh have suffered.
some II her HuHmsn lirl G.! tbs COM
plaint, RuI In one day two cases OF the
disease were reported On bDaTd.
a number Of the crew Of the Japan
ese warships have been laid low with
the disease. Many Cafes VI the plague
are reported at Hous Kong. None Of
the American fleet OF war vessels are
iuiccled ow, ng 10 Ihg precautions
taken by the uiilOrTE
The entire Ru ,siau fleet stationed nj
Chce Foo, on the northern coast Of
China, IL IA ecltd, AMI deaths srs DO.
ing reported daily.
INDIGNATION mettings have been
held ny ths Ehglish resliruIs Of Hong
Kong ana tne open ports OF China,
calling ON the British government e.
iuilict punishment Tor the mhsssores at
Ku Cheng, anI denOuucing their rep.
resentalivs al PsRin Do incapable OF
rising 10 tins requirements Of o coca.
sion. So for NJ known, no Americans
have been killed, though one, Miss
Hartford, was injured, and several
narrowly escaped with Ineir lives.
The arrangements f1r investigating
tho Cheng Tu Riots ar unsatisfactory
alike TO English anu Americans.
The plans for naval extension to DO
laid before the next Japanese parliR.
ment will call Tor an expenditure OF
100000, 900 ven, and an Increased ton.
age OF 2JO, 900 tOLs.
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plnhIherln IN SOnlh TnyIor.ylIIe.

Several cases Of diphthsrla ore re-.
ported in South raylorsvlllo, one death
from the mAlady having occurred last
week In the family Of LulwIg Bling
hurt, who IL now lab3rlng In the mir
siouary field. Two more Of his chill.
dren are very III, one VI them being
nigh unto death. Several other iAmi-
lies have been stricken down VITA the
DREADED disease, wulch makes the stu
alton very serious,
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gum, AMI nftrr Co o.. luirE We wo 10
tsrTiue a stfong-Hillid q, 'oli.sssef.ive
nuAbanu, who vOuld te,cu her that
there is mething 10 honor IN tue
other prS.
81 bauevu In the advanced WON ~,
I believe she n capable VI M king y
cod mother anu wac ~ thou h enc
hnd never stepped Upon the platform
or bee admitted ~ tue bar. LIT the
q ucallon ui women 10 on, only while
YOU sTo irainiug o. en-, 40 no, iDr.et 20
HBvelOp the heaflp
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InE "NEw N0MAN.o
Address on ths subject By nrs. nat.
iiugton aooth.

'''N On ihe Nubl 81 ~ hras Hat
iington fiooth.
NEW YORK, Sept. Am address
y Mu. Balllngton Booth before the
onl'IAHun Army, now enoamped at
autt,u'bl1ion PARK, staten island, on the
.,I,W WumaD," 10 attracting CON
Hiefhble attention here.
aiIt' Booth said last night In part;
'he revolving creature, Huudily NJ
u.el IN mau'a clothing, Possessed OF
,WanSu nyii0nH about the nome, wife.
n'll anu motherhood, Hrgfucd ard
s""luei ny mun, IN not my idea OF
wv now woman. The new woman,
''oliu'n 9 TO tho popular nccbplalion,
lass OF chlllren as 'biRls, Gays tn y
,aAl hSEFANa,e her, ana 40 she he.
I'VE hl' hur loYuupOn some ugly little
l1buOsvd dog, which shu cATfies In
o W her mAunish pgcksts. she IA
"''o n man'hateE And In going foFtl
"tleA emancipation aud a wOTlI.Wiur
'N.e luI her aeN she declares IL 10 be her
.'',oh 70 uoWn anu beliltlo him. A.
'uHGlopi Il II too simple for her
s hllhu' she In entirely iudt-
nIsht aua a free lhiakur.
~ Sou were 10 ask mo what tho
',EHuoh Army would DO with lie
.,,." Nyman," oontinu Il Mrs. Boot i,
~ Ivy We wOuli ilssl Of nI tsko
We" Rnd change II. Ont Of hFr
be a'teVes W. would mai, dr.s,ps
He ragged children ia Inc sIu,ns
othtr garments worn by nor,
' "",eh l. l1'o1sr TO mention, we would
a.. w. Ihe ,sA To whom thoy belong.
-''s uolEs, hiigd with rerpicIous Iite,,
we, We would throw In The ne
"yHg with h0r cigarettes asd onewis5
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renehrrs, ENamluatIons.

Examinations tor c ,ndidaIeI Tor pl-
sitioua Ia the city sch0gls cymmeucoi
this morning ana will continue three
days. There were twenty.eight Rp-
plicauts Of grammar cert ticates, ana
eight caniiIA,rs for primary eerIii-
Gates. The examining board are;
superintendent Millspaugh, Pr1'. q.
A. Kuua,tou, Of Salt Lake COLLEGE,
aud Prof. u. ~. Marshall OF tho UnI-
yeTrlty,
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Musical Reception.

% Saturday evening last very
pleasant shsir occurred at the lionilou,
when Mt. and Mrs. Fishor, the host
and h0s,ess, gave musical reception
10 tue guests Of tho house, anu q
number Of personal friends. The
ailatr WAS IA the nature u a farewell 10
Miss sally Fisher, daughter OF Mt,
and Mfs. Fisher, who was about 10
uepart Tor New YORK tor th' purpose
OF studying vJcu music. Daring the
evening Judge McDIw u, On behslt Of
the gussta, presented the young lady
with a handsome gold bracelet
Miss Fisher, though no. yet sixteen,
gives great promise Of becoming u
singer. She loft this cliy Monday
morning In charge q her goveruoss,
Mrs. Wgriman, aud on the c1mpleti N
Of her course Of study 10 New York
will 20 to Europe.
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MonK rtn,.nrssINa.
"a tue Road Connecting Los Angeles
wiih salt Lake Clty,

"a tue Road Connecting 10. Angeles
wIih salt Lake CiiJ,
Los ANGELES, Aug. 3l.-During the
pasl six weeks 1t IL reported that tina
terminal railroad hes had Two corps 4
engineers Ia the field. Oue 10 Ia tne
Arroyo Soco anu the other In the
vicinity Of Elizabeth lake, which 1,
situated Ia tins MeJaya desert At tho
north eud OF tue San Ffancisco can.
yOn.
Tue route chosen will Tun up the
Arroyo stc1, anu tho turn south wet.
From thus point the line viii sttttun
across tho piaina 10 AsEstJW. wnerr,
turning north 10 tho East OF Calico, NJ
Will extend up 10 the v0Tdant LIS We
gas valley 10 Pioo1s. from which 20 OF
tue road has Glroady been graded aud
brligUd ITO miss 10 MILFORD, uIab,
sluthuTn terminus OF the UIhh south.
eTn railway.
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LACK or ,ouarE,Y.
Complain txHlnsi Admiral Kirkland
BY -. :. tBusut.

WAsIiiNGrUN, Sept, 3. - Henry
Rlusi,s,u, u itsI states consul ut
hiel, iu letter ~ the state department
unntgss Rear A mirai Kirkland, CONF
mandiug the Enfope,u qua iron, VI
failure 10 extent 10 him UfiiciAi cJufle'
~ durin the celebration ui the 0pen.
iui u the KEEL snip canal ~ June.
When approached on tue subject tue
naval ilicl,ls pfeserye tue gfeAtvst
secrucy. SECRETARY Hsfbrft said that
the mater had not G ms % the Htten'
ton Of tho department. Thcfs Is no
doubt however, that II Will DO fcieffrd
~ tuc state department to the navy
dsparlms /, rs MI mp.sintl against
naval illcere ny couiuis OF memUsfs
Of ne diplomatic c1rfs are placod In
tho hands Of the secretary VI tue navy
'Ol action.
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kpIIs OF the Peepl..

WSNlrEu, Man, Sept. 3.-Sir John
s'hu z, wnO Tor seven years has been
ioysrnof Of Manlto0s, has rscsiv d au
Melal Dispatch that the Hon. J. G..
faIIenou, until recently minister Of
mlIlIlA In the Dominion cAo,uoI, had
cen sworn IN as his successor and
.nN no will proceed TO Winnipeg at
0Hes.
Ihl' appointment il made by the
Dominion authorities Ia tho face OF
voc IN n determined oppo,ltion uf the
noplb OF Manitoba, who insisted on
Tue appointment Of y local man.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-03

MENicO, Me-, Sept She Farmers
bank III Ladonie, Mo-, Il again resdy
and open for business. Tue attOru ~
eaUfal, bank examiner, receiver gud
attorneys met In Mexico aud the mat.
ter was settled. The directors OF tho
bank have fully compiled with the law.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-03

the Democratic State convention g.
o den this week from the COUNTIES Of
Iuau, Ulah, SAit Lake snd ID viz will
p,ss through tuis city Oh Tie mos irg
M the c invention, innkiut = special
run irsm Jusb. ana leaving this city 81
$3.50 am. | IL the rurpO'o Of ;na rai'-
way mpHuy 10 mlkea specially last
run b tween this city and Ogden, con.
vryIug the dulucai,a over the inter.
Noniug space Va 50 miuu'es, reaching
OEauu ~ $50 a.ul.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-03

SAN FRANClsCo, Sept 3,-Flre has
desuOyod TIE last holo Of TccOveEing
any OF tbs valuable cargo OF the
steamer EawnmOfe, which went
ysboro on the Oregon coGst luti
Mouday. The merchandise IN tue
nyld has been blAz ug Tor three days
anu the ship 10 said TO be- a total lose.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-03

TOPEKA, Kan, sept. 3.-At the Ia
Dor DAY celebration la this city OK.
Senator john J. luRglls spoke from tue
same platform with J. Il. Burton, who
Is now looked upon M lngalls' princl-
pal opponent IA the race lOr the United
states seuatOTsAip. Tnelr Appearance
wac regarded Ms the opening Of the
senatorial campaign.
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Los Dos, sept. IA standard edi.
tOuAl says: For thB ilrsI tune since
America carried tho cup across tue
water, the race appears ~ uo n fairly
o. on one wan ~ least a probability Of
BuIlsh succuss. IL IL very satisfactory
mat tho preliminary negotiations aud
nuAl sTTa gsmsnis nave been Carried
w Ia NJ excellent spirit.