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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-25
TO. RELEASE REDS.
LATE ACTION OF THE DEPART.
MENT OF JUSTICE.
Indians Now Confined at Evanston,
Wyo., May Go Free on Writs of
Habeas Corpus.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.-The action
of the department of justice, instruct
ing the United States authorities at
Evanston, Wyo., to obtain writs of
habeas corpus for the release of the
Indians confined there, was taken at
the request Of the Indian bureau, made
in a report forwarded several days
ago and outlined by the Associated
Press at the time.
The Indians for whom habeas curpus
is tc be issued, however, took no part
in the Bannock troubles. They are
Shoshones,- from the Wind River
agency, and were arrested and fined $T5
each for killing game out of season,
some time before the Bannock trouble
began. Being unable, or unwilling, to
pay their fines, they have been work
ing them out in the Jail. The object in
asking for their release is to test the
relative validity of the game laws and
the United States treaty, the Bannocil
and Shoshone treaties being similar.
Indian Commissioner Browning, after
reviewing the facts in the case, in his
report says: 1.-THE laws of Wyoming
prohibiting hunting must be construed
in the light of the treaty granting
rights to these Indians to hunt on I'M
occupied lands within the state. In
view OF the Importance u dH dulllOl4-
tative settlement of these rights of the
Indians, the commissioner suggests
that the treaty might be tested by the
United States district attorney bringing
proceedings for writ of habeas corpus
for those Indians now in prison, and
asks the encouragement to consider
what steps can be taken to insure the
punishment of the parties responsible
for the shooting of the Bannocks, and
whether the United States courts VIII
have jurisdiction of the offense. The
commissioner writes: Even if the
contention of the officials of Wyoming
is correct the state law is effective
against the Indians, Notwithstanding
their treaty. Yet under the laws OF
any civilized country in the world the
killing of these Indians under the ad-
united circumstances was unlawful and
unjustifable.
The commissioner concludes by say
ing that the forebearance of the
Indians under the circumstances has
been extremely commendable, and he
urges prompt action and offers to seno
a special agent to assist the agents OF
the department of justice in making
whatever investigation they may con
slider proper.
Commissioner Browning denies al
knowledge of the scheme to give the
Bannocks a grand hunt in the Jack
sons Hole country, under military
| protection, as announced IN dispatches
from Lander, Wyo.
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e. A. II.
Official Programme Has Been An
nounced.

EOunCeu.
LOUISVILLE, KY. Aug. 24.-The
official programme for the G. A r.
encampment has just been announced.
In outline, it is as follows:
~ CN1onday. September 9. in the morning,
She commander-in-chief receives; at
night dog watches.
Tuesday morning, naval veterans
parade; afternoon, carriage drive for
the women; night, reception by ladies
of the G. a. r. and W. R. C. to the G.
A r.
Wednesday morning, grand parade;
night, concert by Mrs. Emily Dawson;
camp fire: camp fire at Music hall;
Phoenix hall and National Park; con-
cert at court house; concert at Boone's
Square; concert at Baxter Square
Thursday morning and afternoon.
horse show and general visitation. At
night, fireworks on river front; camp
fire at Phoenix Hill Music hall and
National Park; concerts at court house.
Boone Square and Baxter Square
Friday morning, barbecue; night.
ladies' reception at Auditorium
Additional features will be provided
for Saturday.
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COLLISION On THE BAT.
Five Persons Will Probably Die of
Their Wounds.


Their Wounds.
TOLEDO, O., Aug. PA collision oc-
Cured on the hay this evening that will
result in the death of probably five per-
sons. Through a misunderstanding of
signals the schooner Magdalen Downing,
in tow of the tug Butler, collided with
the excursion steamer City of Toledo, en-
route from Put-in-Ray. The schooner's
j,b-boom struck the passenger steamer
Just forward Of her gallgway, tearing
away about fifty feet of her upper works
AS soon as the collision occurred panic
reigned on the boat, the mon acting like
insane persons, the most of them taking
three or four life preseryers and refusing
to give them up.
The officers used every endeavor 10
quiet the passengers. assuring them there
was no danger of the boat going, down,
and after a few minutes succeeded in re-
storing order. The schooner was pulled
away from the wreck and the debris
cleared away.
1t was found several persons had been
seriously injured. while at least fifty
received cuts and bruises. a great many
of the people were sitting directly be-
meath the jib-boom when it was pushed
through the vessel.
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A DESPERATE FIGHT.

TRINIDAD. Colo. Aug. 2i.-lt is re-
ported from Clayton, n. NJ, that officers
in search of horse thieves had a desperate
fight last night. one officer being shot in
were arrested and placed in Jail \ large
crowd of citizens from Clayton started
out in pursuit of the outlaws with the
intention of Kidding The country of the
entire outfit of desperadoes. The names
OF the wounded officers and horse thieves
captured have not been learned, reports
from the field of battle being very
meagTe.
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WILL ClNCH THEM.
Princeton Students i'm Greater Dam
ger Now Than They Ever Were
From the Indians.

DENVER, aAug. PA special to the
News from Cheyenne, Wy, says: Gov
ernor Richards today telegraphed orders
to the prosecuting attorney of Natrona
county sae cause the arrest of the party
of Princeton students who have Just
come in from a trip through the northern
killed a number of elk and antelope This
is the geological expedition which was
thought to be lost at the time of the
Indian scare. The governor says he does
not propose that the game laws of the
state shall be violated either by Indians
or hunters from the east AID intends to
prosecute the party if poss.ele.
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killed BY White Men.

CHICAGO, Aug. PA special to the
Tribune from Burns, Or, says: The
courier from Diamond Valley reports
the killing of fifteen Bannocks by cat
tlemen under the leadership of 'sR. e. ;"
Smith. Smiths reason was revenge
for the murder of his father in 1878 in
Diamond Valley.
There is great excitement in the
town and throughout the country
Troops are ready = to march on short
notice and await orders from the coun-
ty sheriff for authority to act.
Indians are approaching the town
from the south, but are believed to be
friendly.
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PUBLIC ROADS.

n Parliament 10 BE Held at At
1anta.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.-The following
statement was given out at the agricul-
.4ural department today:
9Ae secretary OF agriculture is charged
&Nbv adt of Congress to collect and des-
aar,s.fste informat ton concerning the
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that postoffices will forthwith be es-
.tablished at Seoul and Ninsen, and if
they are found convenient for the pub
lie twenty-four others will be opened
in the principal towns of the kingdom.
The stamps to be used were manufac-
tured in the United States some years
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MASSACRE OF
MISSIONARIES.
Result Of a Conspiracy Or
gained by Well-KnOwn
People,
HATRED OF FOREIGNERS.
Guilt of Officials Has Been Fairly
Settled.

Chinese Are Again Showing How
Well Qualified They Are TO Be
Admitted to Full Membership in
the International Liars Club
Ravases of ChoIera-Camphor
Products of Formosa, and How
They Have Been Magnified.
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THEY ARE COMING.

DENVER, Aug. 2i.-Seventy-two edi-
tors from Wisconsin arrived in Denver
today and after being Hospitality enter
tanned and shown about the city, took a
train for Salt Lake city TO attend the
conference Of western editors next week.
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THE VISIT Of
THE VETERANS
Final Programme Has Been
Drawn Up in Berlin,
Germany.
WILL HAVE A BIG TIME.
Parade and Review on the Second
of September.
WILL HAVE A BIG TIME.

Emperor William Pardons o. Prf-
waite of the Eighth Hussarx in a
Characteristic NOte-Mrs. Mackay
Gives n Swell Dinner at the Hotel
de Russie-There Were Princes
and Dukes and Our Own Chaun-
cey NJ. Depew-Chauncy wiz
Give a Luncheon.
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rHE coLoRED KNIGHTs.

CHICAGO, Aug. 24.-The litigation
which disturbed the colored Knights Of
TsvtI1ias during their convention this week
was finally closed today when Judge
Chetlain, on the motion Of the complain
ants. issued an order Diminishing the Dill
of Dolly Proctor and dischargins the re-
ceiveE.
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BAD BANKER.
He is Charged With the Misuse of
Funds.

Funds.
CHICAGO, Aug. 24.-One of the most
prominent bankers of Chicago was
charged with misuse of funds today by
Carrie E. Woodson, who filed bill for
an accounting in the circuit court against
Henry E. Fans, president of the Com
mercial National bank. She alleges that
Fans, president CT the bank, took adj
vantage of her credulity and confidence
in him as friend of her father, and led
her into speculation in street railway
stock. thereby causing her to lose money
which she entrusted to Fans care. The
banker denies the charge.
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PEACE REIGNS
AT VARDNER.
ALL Quiet at the Bunker Hill
and Sullivan Prop
critics.
GOOD MINERS SECURED.
American Element Largely Pre-
dominates Now.
GOOD MINERS SECURED.

Sudgc Hepburn is More Than
Pleased at the Present state of
Affairs and the Outlook For the
Fuaure-Bofsc is to Have N Smell
Ger. and it Will BE Put in BY
ahe Merchants Protective Assoc
eiatiOn.
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II WAS A GREAT DAY.
Winner of Over Fifty-Three
Thousand Dollars.

Twenty Starters Paraded Up the
Stretch and Past the Grand Stand,
But the Spectators Soon Lost All
Interest, Save in "a Very Few
Crescendo Comes Second and Sill
yer III is Third-Other Interesting
Events on the Turf.
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"
is no doubt that they feel much more
hopeful than they have ever done before.
LONDON, Aug. 24.-The Field says: Au-
drey has closed one of the most success
full seasons on record. Out Of thirty-two
nine seconds and two third prizes. M
agara's total. including the Clyde
matches, will approach very close TO TINS,
but Niagara on the Clyde had notnhiS
like the competition that Audrey had on
the Selent. Moreover, Lord Dunrayen
himself, designed Audrey and presided at
the tiller in nearly all her matches rms
is the most superlative thing done IN the
history of Yacht racing.
AS to the coming race on the other size
of the Atlantic the Field says:
The New York Yacht CLUB cannot be
blamed for selecting. Defender, although
she has not in i tair ana square race
shown that she is the superior OF Nlgl-
liant. However, undoubtedly she is the
better boat. Tt is regrettable that so
much trouble has been taken to get Vigil
liant. out OF the way and to impress upon
the. public mind that Defender mas de
does not concern English yachtsmen
much. because. If NatKyrie Ill defeats
Defender and then it is claimed that Nigi-
liant is d better boat, we can compiacently
over .Vigilant. .-...
Continuing last weeks article upon the
coming contest between the l-ondon Atn-
letic club and the New York Athletlc
club the Field appIaudS the New York
Athletic club system Of invitation to ath-
letic meetings. and thinks that the scene
on Sept y will probably StlrpaSS any
thing. ever Witnessed. The writer COM
plains that although the correspondence
has been Of the politeSt the New YORK
Athletic club has tried to get the names
of the London athletic team before reveal
ing their own.
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SEA AND SAIL.

LONDON. Aug. 24-Every little item of
news concerning the doings OF Valkyrie
III and Defender is eagerly discussed
here. Although British yachtsmea do not
feel confident that Lord Dunraven's yacht
will recapture the America cup. there
is no doubt that they feel much more
hopeful than they have ever done before.
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Send " your NAME and We will send
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LANasToN CRY restores to tho
negro his rights and privileg-
co a. an AMxMcAN- CITIZEN
aud offer protection 70 them.
selves, families and homes.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-30

jGran depurattoo vegetalI I

sea extracto fuido conpuesto de
varias plantas indigenas. nsadas CO
no alterantes y sudorificas-
Cada onza fuida representa- un-
onza &c las plantas que contten-.
!PURkMENTE VEGETAL
Fl mas oonocido, sega,o J rac-eo
purifcador d. Ia sangrei
Conscrva ei cutis ff,so ibfe ds
syHpesoass y .g-2ecsl
Pueden usarlo hasta los niao.
Der6sito F.ss7,-a IA Central, de J
Ferrer.
; M ,v p. :. Nvbre : Ie 1898.
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Unguento Darmogeno!

Los asonbrosos cfectos producidos
por ei UNGUESro DERMoGENo en-
as Xagas qHS,rE i@>as. jHlaskes. pr
"a turns IL .os7sitos leora afr ica.a,
.a5aI2sts, ekef1nf.asts t1noves, a<
caaL2nier p,,csfsncta. ,e4sssffs'ro. ILL.,
;eras, Asy.fs IL en tt7sisr syas, 1a-
saiisol o.. 10 demuestran las infni-
eas curaciones oLtehidas y el constan.
e uso que de dicko -speci6eo &C
1Acc.
Dep6sito Faym1cm Csn.yai de +
Fcrrsr
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SALON BARBERIA
JOSE RA MIREZ - COD MO

I'm 81 puuto mss & trico de poblsci6"
plaza primo pal, e-ta barb' ri esta mortAds
ron todas las comodidsdes apetecib'ee, b
de que 81 pnblico no echA de uarcs r.
proutitud y FL buen servi 10. Por el sit 4
nne ocpps, puede ser M luga- de reuni6
mpy poetic sg adabe.
Ponce, ls Is Dbre. < 1894 81 a.
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/. SSEDAS
a -H,N CIA- ESCoLA-R

he vivdo
amia,
estudiantes desde
universita aquea ciudad
modo acceptable estpendo anual
Me los padres de fmlia deseen utizar mis-
ndra les Guide
estuu anime. acompahe sotud les
orez lei hogar domfsico.
pedlos
os
poncilo: Ronda Ssu Pedro 10 1. BARCELONA.
6lm Febrero
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, Ia compttente direction de don 4ntago Gnenfz q
ej tcierdo duran,e IS ano el ica alte cuinaro