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notion prevails too. I'm gar
Wen as in smaller items. and
designers seem t0 -ry 10
r oHput as complicated and
us they possibly can. Take
.a-e waists 10 is $50 highly
that the amateur COPPER viii
I'D follow lr yc--aDd here's
ir Isl accomplished so tasteful
alIuriugly invite reproduction.
clcl. il is composed OF white or
figured with pale blue sprays.
louise waist is of pleated white
o1 and is banded I'm front with
rows oil cream yG.eucieuues lace.
the centre there Is % b0Xpleat
wing toward the bottom. 0rna-
with fancy buttons. over the
are pieces of pie9ted pale
gold slC, afieta dotted with
.ul the collar rs topped with q
lace ril.
.. bodice that is very service
slender girl with mo- figure
er -la entire front a long
. The bib is wide enough
Iers % cover the armhOles
place u2rrows to- the belt
just The tip of The point
Thus the width OF the fig
The bust lime lis much ex-
specially when the entire
off loosely drawn chiffon
ril-i0u OF silk. This same
stil moro effective by all
loose draining rn hang in
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For Columbus. Chicago and tHe
T:35 and 1913 a. IN. daIly' aH- 90.
GoIlumbus. Cincinnati and ST. lou
IO:iS a. m. daily. and ll'iy p, i n.' ...'.
saturday. and 2.40 a. M. SUNDAY
SSsu' 81 81 rSt-Ille Accommodation. JOB. Dbl
IN and S.6 p M. except SUNDAY
New.-k Accommodation. o.' I' |
?ssalindusky Mail. 1o15 a. M. daily.
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From Chicago. l.lJ a. m. and l.' ara
$50 p. IN. daily. ,,...-.....,. ...r ..f...-.
-, 40 "a nm. and 500 %. m. dolly
81 Clairsvilic accommocaN o. I
,, and $50 o. m. except Suno r.
~ irowari5 Accommodation iII %.
ues,s,yndusl,y mail. 8. so p. IN da .t....,
oaiN"''' CIIA5 % t'III4
General paeeeurf' ht.'f.
IT. LANE, T. p. Agt.. Wheeling "a" 10
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO

ON and after Monday, June TO- 1880. Pas
senger Trains will run as follows: Daily.
tDaily Except Sunday. Central Time
South Bound )
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New York. July 2S.-AIoney on call. easy
az l per cent, last loan per cent; closed
Prime mercantile paper. 3d4 per cent
Sterling Exchange firm with actual BUSH
ness IN bankers bills at 490Q49Ol
Silver certificates. 65is066tac.
Government bonds-Steady
New L. 5. is Registered ............. 122ls
New I. ). Is COupOnS............... 123le
I. y. 0S Registered. ......................ll5 "a
l.. ,. 3s CoupOnS............. .1l6l2
I. y. Is ReglStered.....
= > As coupons, ......-................ll2 52
Y. :. Is Registered. ...................... 81
Pacific 6s of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
States-Inactive.
RailrOads-Strong
Stocks-Speculauon on the Stock Ex-
chanse was very active to-day and the
trading was generally strong i'm tone. AT
the opening there was a slight improve
IhehJ ~ values, but sales caused a react
lvil. i ms DOWNWARD movement was short
lFed, for The buying was so good that
the sellers took alarm and changed over
10 the bull side of the market. Reports
regarding the crops We're contradictory,
but the more trustworG adVices were
favorable. and encouraged purchases of
tne railway list. Sugar was taken hold of
by the bun clique i'm that property and
was forced up Is per cent. Around de-
livery hour sales 10 take profits caused
a reaction of a fraction. but in the last
hdlf hour of business a slight recovery
ensued aud the market closed strong in
higher he bond market was animated
with a considerable show of strength.
The aggregate sales We're PIP. coo. Total
ciosej Mi.
At.Ls-, ~
.o' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, - :
Exams IN III -
1AiS"H anu l ere iidu'o '''''''''''''''' "
10 preferred. ......'.-.'......'.....'.
,t'tpt lCd" LA ~ 80 ''''''Ilo
baltimore anu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 04A
Canada Observation-Disclosures. %
Canada Southern.............. 545s
Central PaCitic..........- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. loi4
chesapeake and Ohio.............-..... Us
Chicago and Alton ...... .............. 156
CHICAGO .........'............. 55i4
Delaware and Hudson. 1905
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GOING SOUTH.
GOING NORTH.
Central

Electric cars between Wheeling. Mar
tins Ferry and c., l.. & w. Depot I'm
Bridgeport.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money, 1 Per Cent. Governments
Steady-StOcks, Active-FIOur, EIrm and
Unchanged Wheat, Higher

New York. July 2S.-NIoney on call. easy
al per cent, last loan l per cent; closed
at / per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 3d4 per cent
Sterling Exchange firm with actual BUSH
ness IN bankers bills at 4gOQ49Oi4
Silver certificates. 66isQ66iac.
Government bOnds-Steadv
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roR PrNT AND FOR SALE CARDS
al the Register COuL TIM ROOM
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PENNSYLVANIA STATIONS
a!EPHl8QIV7nia U16S


Ticket Office ar Pennsg wanna
Water ST.. Foot OF Eleventh
Ing. al Mcclure House. " h.rI
tho Pennsylvania 1wlDn
Southwest system Ilu.fiI i-.
tDnIY. LEA-.It .------
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Depot foot u Fourlee--- 49,
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Don't Drink
WhiSkey
FULL QUARTS ONE DOLLAR.

We also carry in stock fun quarts OF
Cibson's Finch. Overholt and Thompson
pure Rye Whistles at S1.oO per quart, OF six
quarts Tor $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-22
~ 4 CONVENT.
startling Revelations. How sin. are
Atonsd for In Aucb Places.

Startling Revelation. iinw Sins are
Atonsd for Ia Auch Places.
CINCiSNA1i,J July 2l.-A well-dressed
you4g LADY applied At the Cincinnati
hospital Tor admission yesieTda after.
noon. She presented n letter from the
mother superior o.. the convent where
Sue mad resided. Tue letter said the
bearer, Miss Nellie Thomas, had been
employed at tue convent some time
ana was suffering from swollen legs
ami feet.
Nothing except tho symptoms 70.
ierfed 10 In thu letter was found In
tue preliminary examination, but later
II was decided TO lance the ieet, when
II was found tho iimbs aud feet were
imbedded with pins and needles. For
ty.one needlVH were extracted from her
body, aud rho was not Rbio I'll today
10 enuute further operations, when ten
more were extracted, ami II II thought
others will no found. The physicians
fear b'0Od'pJ.s9niug will set In and
inal the cast, IN any event, may prove
hUpelt-r,
inc girl protested tillailer tho opera.
lions that GhC could not tell how her
feet anu limits became Undecided with
these nccdlup, Tut finally she said sue
had been At thU cunvUnt VI the Good
Shepherd for several years. She was
an orphan ami alone In the world.
During nor stay there Hhe had gOnu
wrong, not only once, but persiAtently.
She had done tnat which che knew
was not hight, and for every sin she
had committed che had done ponanco
by thTus,iug needle into Onu VI her
legs.
She explained that eRoh operation
had caused her agonizlug pain, anu
tina, ~ times the operations were nj
most unbeaTable, but she felt that she
must bear the pain ~ n fccomnense for
the sin committed. This mode Of doing
pehance, sue SAID, bad covered a period
OF more than two years. Her wrong
dOiugs hal been OF frequent occur.
renee, and sho was unable to estimate
the number uf needles sue hau placed
In her limbs. She said she aud an
other girl IN tho convent had become
unnaturally infatuated with each
other. They had acted M lovers and
hau together sinned agaiust God anu
nature. She Hald she had confessed
TO n priest at the convent, who vas
greatly shocked at the confession she
made.
Tns sisters were greatly surprised at
the statement made by tho gir, and
cSuld not Understand how such cou.
dltiOns could have existed Ia TIA
Institution without their knowledge.
They made no attempt to deny the
story.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-22
NOE.HORNON TESTIMONY.
How Mormon Elders Conduct Them.
selves on Missions.
4 west NiTginiau TsIis of tits Typer
isucc WIN Ihem-words OF
EncauraEymout.
Ed.or Desert Newa

hd,tOr Desert NeVG
la many rapefs In the East there
sppCar from tine to time dispAragiug
articles In regard to tue Laltcrday
Saint. Having, Ia many Instances,
no published denial, these to-oallcd
true statements tend to boiOg the
minds Of the people at large IA regard
to th5 foni character Of the g,oplo
called M0rmons. Ny desire In writ
INK you II to tell Of tho Elders VI the
Church u Jesus Chris. ~ La,,er.iny
Saints, as have found them, ami In
this way to remove, II posslblc, 0omu
Of tho prejudice existing IN the world
against them.
The met representatives Of your PEG.
Pie thst called ut my home, came
here IA January, 1894, They were IT,.
ueived a. cordially ~ any other miuif-
tVt- would have been; htCauts, al
though had read anu heard
many stories 10 their uriilIirmoui,
had no prejudice. wa
hardly prepared though for tho tur.
Prise that was In store for me. Instead
Of being Ignorant anu b0orish they
were Intelligent anu refined gentle.
men. lustvgi OF promulgatinR hetssits
ihoy propuundeI The uyeflastiug truth
according 10 the word Of God. Much
pleasure was experienced in entertain.
ing them aud II was a real feast Of
spiritual things when could converse
with them on the Gospel Ne laid Iovu
by uut Lord.
IL there had ever been doubts exist.
ing Ia my mini in regard To the ttus
standing OF your people they were all
ulp6lled and from that Hay 10 this my
door has ever been open to receive the
Elders Of your Church.
The gentlemen who have called At
my house have At all times proven
Themselves worthy Of tho name gentle
men. They have been kind, obliging
and sppteclaliyo OF any favor We
have shown them.
have entertained many minis.
ters 0f the different denomina.
tons and eau ttuthfully state
that In no Instance has there been one
WIN has conducted himself more dis
rrtetly than have the Elders NJ your
Church.
Twelve Of the Elders at different
times have called ON me anu each oue
sus,ains the good name OF the other.
These gentlemen are notgiven TO tear,
ing down the religious views 0f others,
but Ia sObrIely they teach the truths
Of tho Bible and allow the people 10
Judge Tor themselves. They DO not IN
trade their doctrine but cndeEvOr to
instruct when mn opportunity presents
itself.
In closing | will state that my home
Ia always open TO entertain tho people
VI your Church, ami II N with real
pleasure that l welcome them 10 my
door
am a member Of no church but |
Go enjoy learning OF tho true plan Oi
life and salvation.
Yours respectfully,
J, L.. WILLIAMS,
milton, Cabell County, West Va,
July Is, 1895.
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KISSES AND THE NEW WOMAN.


Nrs. Marie Lee, Of Bouutltul, Utah,
snys the Chicago HmeSHrra'd OF Hat.
lay lnst, 10 an editorial, IL the latest
development Of the thew woman"
Mr-. Leo Ia very pretty and her hus-
band lie very much In love with her,
much to hgr disgust. She 10 n new
woman and declares that there should
not be any such thing a. lows between
the soxos. On this account she Tesisis
all tho demonstrations OF affection
which Mr.. Les would 10 pleased to
shower upon her.
For the pas, three months Mrs. Leo
has refused 20 allow her husband to
klss her. a few days ago he asked her
for Aslkiss, and when oil his
plrsdings proved to he vain, hs
determined to extori the Osculs-
tory embrace from her by force.
Mre. Leo resisted, wheroupon Mr.. Lee
drew revolver ana threatedsd that II
Mrs. Lee refused 10 give him, the kiss
TO which he believed that he was en-
titled he would shoot her. Mrs. Lee
knowing perfectly well that tho re-
y0lvef was loaded and believing that
hor husband would put hi threat In
execution " shu persisted In hor fe-
fusal 10 kiss him, grudgiugly consented
TO allow him 10 touch her lips, al
though sue first cndeav0red TO coax
him to put aside tho gun. But the
amOtOus mnu was not 10 be- fooled by
any such transparent Tuso, aud, re-
vOlvor In hand, he took his kiss.
But this IN not the end " the story.
Mrs. Lee became very highly indignant
ut her hustand's conduct and declared
that sho would sue him for divorce, As
she didn'I care 10 be tho wife Of man
who would eEtOrt kiss from his I'M
willing spouse at the point Of re.
vOlver. She therefore sued for d.
vorce. When Mr.. Lee hoard OF this
no became very angry aud damaged
his caso by knocking her down And
beating her. Alter tnis no left her and
did not again call ON her. She there
fore secured divorce by default.
IL isApity that BIT. eB should have
behaved In this manner and leopard.
ICED hts case. II would have been In.
tcfestlng 10 see whether the law would
have sustained the new woman In her
suit Tor divorce on the ground that
her husband mad eKtorted kiss at tue
point OF n revolver. The right OF
woman to refuse kisses to her husband
should be- decided In order that there
may be no doubt As TO her rights OF
the mans.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-22
BROUGHT TOTHE CITY
James Carter, a RsrcVr Miner, Sent
10 St. Nays Hospital today.
INJURED AT MAGPIE snAPE
Testimony to be Taken In the Caso Of
Pat Foster on Thursday Next-IIody
Buried Yesterday.

.f|f'NlA h'iHIHt.N 70 tNr NEWS
MgRcuR, July -. james Carter,
the miner who was Injured here on
Saturday night In the Maybe shaft,
operated by the Golden Gate company,
was sent 70 Salt Lake on the o'clock
train this afternoon for treatment in
ST. Mays hospital to which ho Will bs
taken this evening.
Carter was caught beneath a mass or
rock AMI dirt that fell 100 feet. lie
was terribly hurt about tue heal and
shoulders. The fact that lac rscaped
death Is marvellous. lie 10 stranger
hetc and was putting In hi, Hrst shiil.
II Is believed that he will fecJycr
The funeral oi Pat Foster was held
here yesterday after au examination
! 10 the case by u regularly sworn
Jury. Tho Indications are that tnu
Golden Gate company, IN whose ems
rlny h9 was when no mpt his death,
VIII frsltt paymiu' % any Clpims that
bis widow may present. Tho latter
hna retained Ffru kvulgT ~ her tuI.
ucy snd tina, gentleman went TO Salt
LAKE 10 consult with Bcunolt, Atgt.
snail " Bradley who ire counsel for
tue company. By arrangement with
them the examination Of wituesso.
anu taking u testimony viii begin on
Thursday next.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-22
Court Items.

The contest between the Crescent
aud Silver King mining companies
took up the day In Judge Barlch's
wing Of Third district court today,
arguments ON the Injunction being
made. Tue complaint " the Crescent
wns given In tho NEws low days
ago. IL WAS against the Silver King
taking water from the Crescent rrsuT.
yoir-ShRdow Or Haynes laEe-sll VI
which h claimed by this Crescent com.
pauy, whose plant n not now IN iull
operation. Inc silver King company
claims that II is taking Gully water not
used " appropriated by tho Crescent,
and therefore insists that liz position II
right aud iulunOlions proceedings aro
improper. llo cafu Is ably argued
rom hOtu sides.
Tho human magneie, mn they nrs
called, we're before u, Commissioner
pfatt Ihls morning. and lhrig ITinl on a
charge Of praouciug medicine without
q license was liked iyr ~ ~ M TO-
morrow,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-22

InpOTtnnt niscoVDty Ia tho "rnstIc"
OF Holmes, tue Alleged gurdrrsr.
CHICAGO, July g9.-rhc search Tor
the body VI the missing Williams girl
was resumed At the castle" Of n. II.
holmcr, tho suspected murderer, to.
Jay ana ina nO0tc rope stained dark
about spots thu police think tuuy have
made au Important discovery. lhv
dark spots the police Immediately con.
cludod were blood stains, The length
Of the rope Is such that were tue
plated loop rtIachud to wall upstRifs
Of Holmcs's secret dumu water shalt,
a body hanging from this moose would
jus. clear the door At tue bottom Of the
shaN. This coincidence couyiucvI
some detective, tina, HOmU-'i alleged
victims have boon pushed through the
upstairs door 10 tbs UumU waiter ami
stfanglsd ~ death IN the snait below.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-22
The santa 10 system.

Los ANGELES, Cal, July 22.-B. +.
hsney Jr, OF Boston, chairman Of
.'he board Of directors Of the Santa Fo
Ry''em, accompanied by &. S. Gieed, "a
director Of the company, IL In tho city
|ploh tour OF observation, having iust
'inaues Tip Gs fat north Rs san Fran
'lsco aud having gone over pretty
'leafly tho whole railroad sy6tem OF
4 lulhern California. They are here,
Is believed, for the purpose of find.
p9g out Just what Ia needed In tho way
"A ufanch lines hereabOuts 10 complete
lhe system.
80 lar over $4,000, 900 OF rRllrond
sons'tuellon work Ia IN tlght IN this
vicinity, with almost $40, 900, 900 TO be
IAIehded In the near future. The
'1ou'htfn Pacific has construction cost
~ about S2,0OU,OOO In view In tho
aHeysW are tributary to this city,
'NhlIe tbs Santa Fe has undertaken
''Asenslons from sRu Jacinto, Tema.
.ulA ana other points which will ne.
'.a an expenditure OF about ST..
ly1Vo9' The completion OF the pro.
seu Los Angeles anu Salt Lake road
wv uhtubute At least sO,OOO, 900, while
Ao proposed Sau Diego aud PhmnlN
|'0su VIII cost 81, 900, 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-22
Gigantic coal combine.

CHICAGO, July "A special tls.
patch from Chattanooga, Tenn, fhyt:
Within the next three months manu-
lecturers Of the South are to feel tho
stasp OF tho biggest coal combine ever
OImed, /, 10 to embrace and control
,mott the entire output OF nearly all
lie minos Ia Virginia, Kentucky,
rsnness,e, Georgia anu Alabama, tho
0lAl value VI which IL nearly s5nO, coo,
md thi. IL TO be the capital stock OF the
|IiganiIAtlon.
This movement was started montha
Iyo and lately several meetings have
zen held, the last Que ut Lookout
Mountain two days ago. For more
Than year prices ON coal aud COKE
nave been gong down, until lie IL
row being manufactured aud coal
mlnei ht dead iOts to the companies.
livery mine and every cOhl dealer hse
4 ut IL Product Oh the market NJ what
iSer ngufU It would bring, IL Ia to
Establish a standard Of prices that the
combine Is ~ bs formed. Ia thori,
,as purpose OF tho ORGANIZATION u TO
ilvanoo the price OF coal 10 oil con-
iumeft, but especially 70 ManuiaoluE-
pc, % per cent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-22

II drawing large crowd tor the north.
Many ere giving the preference u the
special train which leaves this city at
900 y. M, although tickets are good
on other trains that day.
The r. q. ". Will have two trains
Tor the Ogden excursion to salt Lake
uui SaltHis 90 tho gath. These Will
leave the Junction city NJ $40 and y
%. M; fuiufninr, trains will leave this
city nj 1880, $3.50, s!li and HAS y. m.
TIE same !Iud also has excursion rates
Oh shat day from all points ia Utah
county 90 salt Lake and Saltsir.
The schedule VI Twenty. trains
TO Garfield Beach makes an hourly
service, commencing at 10 n. M.
Passenger IAgent wailcigh, u tho
H. q. W., left for Chicago THIS morn
lug, tu attend the meeting Of tue West
vFn Passenger association.
Isaac Sears, gfain merchant, ~ this
city, leaves tomorrow on an Idaho
tTiy.
A. q. GIauque and Thomas Winter,
" this city, leave .ora business visit
10 Idaho tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-22
i RACE QUESTION
~,,,,, R.lsls lmOrS Negroes ID
Tg, Counties Of Florida
,o,ourp PREACHERS hoDBED'
,,u, discharged in a Church
'"' Creating a rAuIc aud wild
Confusion.

.-or. Fla, July 22.-Rev. ID.
=, nnu.lse reports n reign Of terror
v, Inc negroes Of Lafayette anu
-, counties. lie says their
~" ,.6.s are being raided by white
w. congregation, dispersed nud pas
',,,ven away. Rev. Giliisleo IN
..,,ilp, elder u Live oak district OF
"s Florida conference Of tue A. NJ
= church. The counties mentioned
.lB mi, district, sud he recently re-
I'D from on attempt TO hli bis
-osip,msnts. According 10 bis story
;. vas roughly treated. Ho says he
,s pfesching In Lafayette county TO
i,,se congregation, whom n crowd OF
80 while mon came into the
str,cb and stationed themselves near
H. pulplL The leaders asked Giili.le,'
GLOW long DO you expect TO DO III 'hlS
r.uuiy and liys?"
Tgtn the whites began to shoot and
g,lislsc aud the congregation fan out
IA p,nic. Gillis.te went 10 Bfam'
'ffI, Ten miles defiant, Ia Husnoe
ul,y. Ho made tho trip IN al hour.
ue next went 10 Taylor county whioh
.l,olns Lafayette ON the wcs1, uut was
,y.ln driven out. While preaching At
II chi he saya that about twenty white
nSn came IN and stationed themselves
/. .ut The pulpit. Giiiibltu was greatly
but kept ON preaching.
aAlly the mob shot out tue ligati.
'G.lIlslpc and the negroes ran Out, many
icing tlamplrd upon. The inuts 70
ri appear 10 have shot no one, thtlT
pJttt seeming to be 70 create terror.
diill5lec says tue negroes art fright
t.ei nearly to death, aud are leaving
|ufldly, many DESERVING their prop
Uly. The preacher seems unnerVed
i ly his experience snd will never 20 To
4 /. iyet,e OF Taylor again. His head
Clulrrs ATE la JRcksonyillo,nuu he has
! good Tel ulaliOn. Lafayette aud Iay'
|l5f are tho counties where no many
be. foes have been lyuohud for Outfag.
lug white women, la Lafayette there
have been over n dozen lynchings In
tue last few monthB and there In no
question reported assaults on wo-
men nave greatly CmUllIered whites
Isaiusi negroes.
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TnE DEThNurR's HAor.
Conditions Tor Yachting more Favor
able than GU Saturday.


NEw York, July 49, roday's con.
ditionT for yachting atr more NV rable
Than those at Saturday Al Sanity
Hook al $ o'clock the breeze was ~
miles M hour.
The Nigilaut alter having her five
ton center board cleaned by n diver
was OIL the Hook bright aud early, the
crew trying sail. The defender, which
HlsD has been ovtrhauled iof correction
OF defects made appsrsnt 81 Saturday,
lsce, was tDwcd 10 open water by tux
j., $. Atwood. rha Associated Press
Tug Il. ID. Dalsell followed close IN her
wake.
The Defender crossed the Tine at
ll:2i:6O a. M; tue Nigilaut Rt ll.-I!2U.
Both carried tue mlluaail, c.uJ top
sails, Balloon lib auI staynsii standing
sou. hcatt. Atll:3is m. the offender
uppears TO lead by one minute anu ten
seconds.
Al 1888 pm. the Defender WIS IN.
cfcasing the lead ami appeared to be
ab1uts quarter Of u mile ahoHd.
LONU BRANCH, July 22.-Ihe De.
lender u sailing hight away from the
NiRilant. The Defender II TWO mil
rom the stake boat aud fully a mIlo
ahead OF tue Nigilunt.
HtuiiLANUs, July g2.-The Defender
rounIUd tho ilist mars uJAt ut l.u.;
the NiRiinut ~ l.uigl.
H1GiiLANDs, July g2.-At 1875 y. M,
The Nlgubnt was gaming on tho De-
fender aud cloiiug the gap rapidly.
The Defender nu boyyuI the utakc
iully quarter VI a mile, while the
NiHilant malr a Sham turn. IulH On
aJlon the NIgiiaut TO gain.
AiuliLANbs, July The De-
ieuuet won; limo, a.li:-U.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-22
more ssrsians Coming.

NEW York, July GA cableEtam
received from Puerto CAbello, Nens-
luela, stated that another colony OF
Sstvian. Brsziliaus have sailed from
that port for New YORK In the Red
liner Caracas, Enc IL due ut her pier
In Brooklyn about tho last Of this
month.
These foreigners are coming on TO Join
King Juan Miguel and his army OF
Btazilians, VINO departed from New
York Ia Wagons ON Friday for southern
California.
Before King Juan left the motrop.
oils he arranged with the Interpreters
to meet the next party Of the steamer
anu NJ It out with another caravan
ana start II westward.
King Juan left jersey CITY by rail
for Washington whore he viii spend a
week with the brazilian minister,
joining his caravan when II arrives In
the capital.