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Evening journal., 1895-05-29
WAS IT THe REPAuNo woRKsl

Explosion Up the River Plainly Heard
Here ebortly.Befo Noon.
An explosion occurred at 1045 this
morning a. Billingsport. N. j.. and 1t
was probably in the plant Of Repsunc
Chemical Company at that place
The report was distinctly heard In this
city, and at Gordon Heights 10
was both distinctly audible and visible
while at Pigeon Point it was so distinctly
heard that It resembled the report Of
cannon In midstreAm
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Letters on the Tatnall Estate.

Register Of Wills Oooch has granted
letters testamentsry upon the estate Of
Joseph Tatnall, late Of this city. The
executors are: Ashton r., Thomas and
Richard r. Tatnall
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ArricnIturaI snkiect. Discussed.

The Kent County Farmers Institute
met at Dover to-day. A number Of
subjects Of interest to agriculturalists
were discussed.
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ZOE SALE

EOR SALE-A BRAND NEW WONAN's
A. BICYCLE with pneumatic tires Can be
seen ~ the evening Journal Office.
NOR SALE CHEAP-A VERY FINE NEW
y flaines Bros upright piano. Address for
particulars H., Evening journal Office.
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NnTInwA


I ADIESl Chichestar's English Pennyroyar
II Pills Diamond Brandt are the best. Safe,
reliable. Take no other. send 4c, stamps, for
return mail. At druggists Chichester Chemi-
cal Co, Philadelphia. Pa.
rICE-THERE WILL BE AN IMPORT
~ ant meeting Of the Twelfth ward Demo-
Gratis at Fahey's carpenter shop, Wednesday
evening at O'clock
JAMES w sHAFFER, Chairman.
80 no TIE WILMINGTON PHOTO
" COmpany's new gallery. Finest in city.
Great reduction ia prices. 4Oll5 Market
street, above Fourth.
NOTICE.-THE RESUMPTION OF THE
~ business OF Fred j. Donovan, deceased,
is hereby announced by his brother. John }.
Donovan, who win continue the marble and
granite business, at Lancaster aud Wood
lawn avenues. JOHN J. DONOVAN.
NOTICE TO COUNTY TAXPAYERS.
BY and according to Section 10, Chapter 562
OF the Laws Of Delaware, passed at Dover
April IL, 1888, (Of the Levy Court of New Castle
first day OF Tune next ensuing. the taxes due
on any real estate in said county, are not paid
the real estafe so assessed and taxed. shall be
levied on, advertised for sale and sold by the
sherin Tor the payment Of the said tax N ac-
cordance with provisions Of this law.
JOHN #. STAATS. Comptroller.
May 20, ls95.
NOTICE-Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALL
~ State License and Tax is due and pay
able June lst. 1895 w. p. BIGGS. g. p.
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Death ofan Elooutiopist

Professor J. A. keenan,, an intimate
friend of Lady Wilde, mother OF the
unfortunate Oscar has just died in
Philadelphia His early manhood was
spent in Wilmington as bricklayer.
Having talent for elocution he
developed it aud was for years instructor
Ia Fordham College he travelled for
some time In Europe and was well known
there as well az here
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WANTED.

DESK WANTED-A HIGH GRADE ROLL
~ Top Desk Wanted Address, with spot
cask pnce, DESK, this Office. Z--raa
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help WANTED.

hEl.P WANTED.
ITANTED.--A GOOD WHITE GIRL FOR
w general housewOrk. Apply ao West
Seventh street.
WANrED-FARM HAND, MARRIED OR
" single Steady employment and good
wages 70 good hand. Apply TO p. DONO-
HOE,Edge door.
w ANTED. D.--Trustworthy person to travel
w salary SEQ ana expenses. Reference En-
close snif-addressed stamped envelope Dom
inlon Co., Omaha 3nilding, Chicago.
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PUBLIC SALES.

DUBLIC SALE OF COWS.
i will sell at public sale. near Booths Cor
ner, on Monday June 3d, 1895, at ! o'cl lclS D.
im',, one carload of choice fresh COWS and
springers, Young, large size. good mixers,
direct from Columbiana county. Ohio. Two
mouths credit. WILLIAM s. GOODLEN.
A @. SHARPLEss, Auctioneer.
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Best Goods, Lowest Prioss.
Buy coal and wood from Il. 7. Sergeant
Office Seventh and King. Phone 545
tT- Hickory wood for open qrataa.
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HOTEL BREVOORT.-No. IS S. SOUTH
II Carolina avenue. Open all the year.
Convenient to depots and beach. Bright and
cheerful rooms. Remodeled and refurnished
throughout. Terms reasonable. b. y. NOR
RIS, Proprietor, Atlantic City. n. j.
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ZEAL M s4AwB.
DOR PENTHOUSE AND STORE 40.
II los hast Third street, would make good
stand for restaurant or barber sh1p. Apply
LlCHIEN STEIN & HARp,il5 Market street.
EOR RENT n STORE a07 MARKET
\ street, centrally located and very desira-
bic as q good business stand. Apply to
THOMAS h. LALIN,
no w Seventh ST second floor.
LNOR RENT. STORE AND DWELLING,
z4 Madison street VIII rent separate,
Also grocery store, 307 Madison street.
All rents reduced.
JAMES MONAGHAN, AIS Market ST.,
or az N. MonaghAn's shoe store, Fourth and
Madison streets.
Two SIC HT-ROOMHOUsEs.W WITH BATH
ard front porch. Near Eighth street Park,
Tor rent at S2 per month. HUhLOCk BROS,
Seventh and Poplar streets.
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CONTINENTAL.
~ Ocean end of Atlantic Avenue.
View of sea from two sides of house
First Glass Service. Terms 5 j. so to s.. 90 per
day, $500 TO $40 90 per week.
II. @. DTTRAR
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CEWING MAOHINEs.

- O'DONALD. l2 East Seventh street,
leads them all I'M low prices.
Brand new 500 machines reduced to sic.
SIS and so All makes TO select from.
Singer Wheeler q Wilson, New Home, Do
nestic, White and all other makes. Any ma
chine sent on trial. free, SIX months for cash,
two years on installments. Send postal.
u. II. O'DONALD,
No. IL East Seventh Street.
ANY machine repaired. 50 cents up.
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MILMINeToN FURNITURE

NOTICE E. LEWIS CONFIDENTIAL
IN LOAN OFFICE, ttoums and 8, Exchange
Building. corner Seventh and Market streets,
ADVANCES MONEY on PERSONAL
PROPERTY OF all descriptions sc low rates
Of interest, buys and sells WATCHES,
DIAMONDS AND ALL KINDS OF
JEWkLHT.
Private consultation room attached, Open
evenings until s O'Clock. Also fUrniture
1uored 1t lowest rates.
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But the Delaware Men Made such n Fine
Appearance That They Divided Honors
with the Best Marched over a Seven
mile Route-wIn Return Tonight.
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BUSINESS oPPoRTUNITIEs.

~ ROCERY BUSINESS WANTED
u Wanted to buy a large retail cash busl-
ness iwe mean buslness). Camden Post Oflice,
Box 1873, Camden. n. j.
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MlLLER COTTAGE AND ANNEX.

WI
Georgia avenue. two doors above Atlantic.
Atlantic City, n. j..
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-01

CHICAGO, March /. The details Of
the plan Of reorganizing the whlaky
trust viii probably DO made public to-
morrow Il IL believed the plan VIII
include the asrusBmuut Of 81 share
on the stock ami tHr issue Of 81 100000
bonds, the bonds g. go 10 the stock.
h0ilcfu a. i.f o. Represent money patio
In on tho B'TgE assessment. The
81 200. 900 bonus s1li by tho company
90 Grcrnhut anu Morris OF 5l are 10
b. redeemed At tho same price, anu
the remaining 100000 Ietlssgd from
lsrCsfmonl viii so into tue working
capita OF he cOmg0uy. Tho stock wa1
q little higher this morning.
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G4w MILITIA OFFICERS.


Tuo.o wrIo ta3 elections iol Nation.
al uu4rl olIesrl DO tnaolty lust night
Attic Hl. troop O. elected o. captain
90 u.l gr vacancy caused by tho pro.
motion 80 john q Cannon - Tao rauk
20 mg0.
ruvs1 were four candidates Tor tue
os miucy. lucy were Loutonauis
s. nith mud NnyIor aYd puyat.H a. NJ.
Cannon uHi IS. .u ~ Seldom. on
,ho nrsl ballot luotc was tiu between
Lieutenant Nay,ur Gnd Puv.ts Cau.
uUu anu the race was between iutul g.
the uui, the u0utyat rasuIting VA tlu
h9nou going 10 LlytFuBut NlylDr.
This lJit "a vacl Cy 300 the second
Nruluunucy Uul IJr that tlu nominees
were scgEoauiB Love uuI fJrl AMI
luvntua agilun alu T.. Y. Taylor.
5gIIuu was elected.
Company D's election resulted
100 Lieutenant Afford being maize Cap.
tain aud in ttc0ui Lieutenant
Nysir.m bclug maize tlrst lieutenant.
corporal iicallug was elected second
lieutenant.
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Two Important witnesses Tor tbs De
Tense ImpcAchyd


Two Important witnesses Tor tbs De.
tense ImpcNchyd
MINNEArOLI5, March 1.-The Hay.
ward murder trial proceeded today IA
fpilo Of the fact that County Attorney
Nyo was ooahned TO his bed from
nervous prostration. Il was remarked
that tho Jury looked ike ghosts after
six weekg' pull a. the oasei the lawyers
are worn out with work sand worry
AMI even the lldgo looks weary and
bored. The defendant, Harry Hay
ward, comes into court each morning
fresh ana smiling ~ II II were a mat
lnoe no were attending.
The state knocked q tow more pFOps
from under tho defense in rebutlal To-
day. Louis Bahms BwOTo no was pres.
ent al tue conversation bUtwean Liv.
ctymAn Wilson and JAmos Ward when
the former was alleged 10 have said
that 10 was not Harry but Adry Hay.
ward ho saw driving with Miss Cling
the night OF tho murder. Bahm de-
Ulnrgd the Haywatds were not men.
Toned In tile whole conversation.
Ernest Cnma8h testified he saw
George Grlnuall on the east side many
blocks away at tho very time when
GtiudHil RwtnTs he saw n uiysleFious
"third man" get Into tho buggy with
Miss Cling. Thus are two Important
WITNESSES l9g tho defense inpeRohed.
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LITER The BATTLE.
,.., 4, lh, Senate Chamber OIL
''''' last Nights Conflict
80, prplsG SEA BUSINESS
r.,,, ,bo House sent TO Con
,,.,r,,,',e-n,pracn'aii''s Eager
to BE Heard.

...o-oy. DC, March The
"A'. ,,,,,sps In the Senate chamber
= ,n .,,S, l,,. ,,accs on the proc''dlais'
n'''' mo ,onatou iu groups di''
p ms dramatic scenes OF ia
' -, IN, thfoo chloi hgure, IN los,
.slr ... ,,r9e,. Chandler Hill ana
, ,snr' v v,rs satly in their seats
,n- ,.,snn DsmocraIic leader
s ',,'' e,iman aud os0en-oonis'iea
iA, ...,5 bs done without leopard
1,s.1.usFe OF tlo appropriation
w. i.s On ,so ,u,iacs the Senate bn'i'
' -' With the usual serenity
=, I, g,si bili providing Tor an tx
- grtI January Is, 1871, Of 1he
NJ, y,,bin which entries might be
~, Oh certain laud' was dis'u'''u NJ
s,..h nsd passed. ,.-
100. eba,fman Of tho committee
.,iisn relations and ono OF tht
100 sale. members of tue beiluB
L''. .-,,ri. ION, offered fcs1lulion
.,s,5isr hoo payments oilho Bcring
y. ' Int. Hs directed attention ~
~. ,',-,rnr5 o. The foreign relhlinnl
y. ,,iiiss Oh the pfsslicnps mtssage
S-,8lns Tho seizures and iuyeellga'
fibe subject during recess. Mot
,s1li an inquiry was most desirable
Decentralization VI the United states
reffie tDom., inta) objected TO im-
-',i,is csp,idelali0u gi inc resolution
nj 1, vent over.
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The Gold Point

The Col Point Mining aud Milling
company, having a capital stock Of ST..
100000, divided into 100000 shares Of
tho par value u G. J each, has died iu
articles Of Incorporation. The iuo0f.
poralors arc 1. n. Parker, A, h. Short,
J. l., May, II. r.. Duke, W. b. Short,
J.. T.. Palmer, G. A. Short aud James
Y. smith, each OF whom have sub.
tvflbgd Ir l1,OlJ shares, and all "
whom continue the board Of difcctotR,
Harry 4. Duke ia ptOsldeng -. Par.
ksr, vlco.pteaident; L.. B. fAiher, roc.
Rotary, and q. A, Short treasurer. Tho
properly ~ the company consists Uf
the Gold Point, NOttn Bend, Wonder,
Standard anu Gold Dust, pitunlcd be.
tween Big and Little Cottonwood eau.
yUns.
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EIler w. j. kelIv nead.

ltwD. s' painful uoes to tao ..lcnls
OF Elder W.J. Kelly, Tor many yshrs n
rsdidonI o.. .ns Seventh ward Of this
city, 20 isarn thal he J.ad unexpected.
Iy at Gls home in tho TTeAtiatn ward
let ovUaing rygr % Jfici bat severe
illHtss. The Immediate clurc ~ J,ath
was LoaJ, iaiiu.g fupt.inaucci by Inc
hamalory rhuum4ufm. Elder Kelly
returned 'fJm O. u.t.un tU England
ublui "a yyatG-r. 1910 health was not
ttr best while alvey fr.W homo aud on
bite return % SOD 90, improve 10 auy
gfcs'uAtgaL ilu vas recently married
nl llbNua De- yUua VIE, other fola.
lions uuu many IEUulH 30 mourn his
GrWitu. l.' was but 30 years OF uge.
Funeral t.Iy.g.n Willie hold iu the
Seventh waf. MEETING mouse Oh Sun.
sny urAi All D.. 90.
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MADRID. March Tho govern.
mont OF spain bgli.sgs that the riding
Ia Cuua will Doe qIu.lUi without much
difficulty. There arc 42,UlJ Spanish
troops there. Tho rising 10 said TO bc
lacking the support of lhe union OF the
constitutional, gutluOmist aud TO.
lofmIst parties no Cuban politics,
which groups, us represented In Curies,
united 90 pass tho Cuban roiOIms bill
Of February l3.
SEVERAL ESuAGEMEST8 REPORTED.
81 LOUIS, March Ia BDscla tslo.
gram ir0m Havana SAYS the iuuurgent Il
have defeated force VI 1000 spanish
troops, but no details ure given. 10 90
reported that NIc6atl Garcia, a brother
Of Manuel Garcia, alec was killed ia
tho engagement near AguHcAlL
Another battalion " government tTuOps
mas LETT Havana for the east. Many
Cnc0uuters arc reported Ia AiAntnuzas.
one thousand trained men have left
Havana In the Lac, sixty dnya, n iow at
IA time, No no 10 disnrm suspicion. Sow.
oTal Of tho former Cuban chicitEiuB
are among ihom. The insurgont band
led by MarrrTU, near Jnguoy GlGnde In
ths province Of Mantnu1 has been
disposed OF by regular troops.
SPANISH 4Roors SENT no CUBA.
LONDON, March Ia dispatch re.
ceivuu thiH morning if1u Madrid con-
irmf the Associated Press report OF
last night announcing that this Spanish
government was prepared 10 send
large reinforcement OF troops 90 Cuba
" such n stop should be found necet-
Eary. IL Is stated the Spanish governs
uent has Issued definite orders for
the immediate transportation Of seven
hNttali0ns Of troops, each composed Of
900 men, 70 Havana. Another bat
TALON has been ordered 10 Havana
from Porto Rico, mlking over 1000
mon despatched In haste 10 Cuba.
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RnnnMaY and Collision.

A vicious, wild eyed, hard kiciiing
runaway mustang harnessed to top
loss buggy made matters very lively
ON Eas, Temple street ABOUT II O'Clock
,hls forenoon. Tho beast was badly
frightened aud 40 was tho young man
who was tuggiug away at tho lines us
he tried 90 keep his scat in the vehicle
which was wrecked by coming IN Uou-
tact with q milkmau's outfit near the
IemplutOu CJraer, The crash wac
mos, sudden and severe ana tho norses
to both wagons found themselves un-
hiIuhel IN a twiukllng, while mix ran
Down tle gutter for mali block. The
uamago was confined 10 tho vehicles
aud harness
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w,myotoS, ID. G.. March L.
yts5 nd House met today hiiy mem-
.g NM upllHoi hands were clnmof-
ri .5ffeeoe1ilIou, but Oh frqucsis lsr
A,i,p.mlui consent were cut OF by tho
| Yfanuon Of tue cuUirTcnou report
4 ,be Publications appropriation bili
NlIch Wa ugtesi g..
ne senate amendments 10 the sun
iy eIyilblll wa dsagroud 10 ana sunt
4 c5nlsfuuce under suspension Uf tue
fslu. The legislative, executive anu
1uiIeIal bill hlsl wac sent ID conference,
saiet tlIl amending lho iu,ufsiute
tommcfce act and which the open
ssa q The pooling bill claimed was a
s,aeme u Tue Senate 10 tack on the
loonng IN, vas voted on In tho
lluit, the vote sanding 1T for TO so
> gaiusL This indicates the fate "
be- IN, a. tlihy.,hfte lees than the
fsegaaiy lvgihids ,oltd Tor II.
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IrrIgalIOu In ULah.

The las. edition Of Irrigation Ia Utah
IL Just iiom the press aud like those
which have preceded 80, 10 is sure 70
attract the attention OF thouyht.Il men
engaged IN retaining arid lands
lhrou ghout the country.
Tho Irrigation commission has Just
cause to be- proud Uf ~ efforts up g.
date, Tor splendid reJulIa are being
seen In numerous directions, In the
matter OF Advuftlsgmeuts, however tho
commission feels shat local business
men mi Boz pAtrOulsa them more libcI-
ally than they have done, Tor on such
revenue the success Of tho enturpriEs
almost entirely dcpauin
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SILVER SHIPMENTS.
Utah, Nevada and Colorado Product
Going 10 tho Orient,
by WAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
Instead Of Via Scw York aud London
Exports Said to BE Incrcas-
ing Rapidly

SAN FRANCuCl, March Tho San
Francisco agonta cf China and Japan
bankers ARE oheoMng tbe dow OF silver
from Colorado, Utah and Nevada 20
She OrloHt by way u Now York and
are shipping bullion 10 Hong Kong
aud Yokohama fom thiu port These
silver shipment arc increasing moth.
ly. A LEGAL amoltng concern scpara.es
tho gold and silver Ia the bullion, atur
which the bullion 10 ro.auipp0d abroad
il s0lld bars. The cost of shipping ono
thousand dollarr ia Emo silver from
Denver to Hong Kong via Now York
and London 90 $1,000, aud by way OF
san Francisco sl4. Tho bank Of Cali.
fgrnla Eud tho French bank here have
IN a large measure changed The dow Of
tho lmmcnsu silver output which T. re-
gafd8i % q pronounced commercial
triumph .Or Ban Franchise. China,
japan aud other Oriental counties
nave for yCam boon tbs largest cJu-
1umtra % silver iu the world, having
received through sau frauci1g0 Hul
London during the pust siN ygnm ,uIug
hundred aud iUfiy .tW0 million Uullarf.
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Fight WIN Trnmps

DECATUR, Ind, Mascn L. Fifty
itamps came into tho city last night,
stealing, begging and frightening w0-
men, and tue marshal ana posse
drove the itamps a1roas the railroad
bridge east OF the town, when thuy
opened fire on tho police with royOl.
verf. The police returned tho IRE anu
battle resulted. The tramPs finally
n1d, carry Ing three VI their number,
who weto either killed or badly
wounded.
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IN IHE AIR,
Tho nrmsdy Tor the West, TO snyt,
Ia an independent Pacific tic-
public.

SAN FHANC.sCJ, Cal, March L.
David b. james has posted the follow
iug proclamation in front u h.s shop
on Market street, the placard having q
conspicuous red letter heading:
"oIlIzENs READ THIS"
Enttorr manuiuctlrors ore starving
cur indut,rial classru gud bankrupting
our butincsu men. The crisis CauuOl
be kott up much longer. Our only
roller IL a Pacific republic. We tax
cUrIhiu foreign goods, why not protect
ourselves against tuu EaftI
(SignuJ), DAVID b. JAMES.
MI James says DO loves biz country,
but hs believes M the peaceful Ctsii0n
oi tuu West aud the establishing Of n
republic with ita own cabinet and
PRECEDENT. Ho is - California pioneer
He SAID;
ave nave no chance hero without
We establish n separate republic anu
tax the East. 10 can bo done without
the ming Of gun and II viii moan
property TO tue masses. We eau pro-
ducU everything We need right here,
and tho states west Of the Rocky
one vast empire.
ave DO net want tho Ea1t TO Inter-
leTo with u 0t legiaiatv for ~, because
cur inluretti are widely different.
Thoy do n0l understand CUT Chinese
ana Japanese problems, nor 90 thcy
understand many other questions
peculiar 10 ~.
1--WE take out fifteen millions OF bull
Hon annually wo produce everything
needed la the entire Tnuga Of human
consumption aud n We can only o.
cape from tho Eastern imp0Tlnuoua
which Hrn favored by the railroads, we
viii have prosperous tinta anu work
Tor all our people, ~ we'll uB for those
unborn. Ouro only connection With the
East need be ia case Of war. lie
would have 0iiunHiyu nuu defensive
trcauuu, guu there would never DO any
trouble between tao two sections Il
would stu tu America aud freedom"
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been swolitd by The presence oi mcu.
burs Of h.tl hDuacf. Few h9.u9ii.
cans have taken rnft iu Tao
discussion and tue representation
has boen confined mostly o. tnu Demo-
Gratis nud poTulitis. a prominent
Dtmuctt Gays the probable fulult OF
the meeting Will bo a declaration LOOK.
iug 10 new party. Tho plans have
not been really settled upon, bu' that
seems 20 be- the decision Of most oi the
old war h0Hcs. They advocnic indie
pendent action on the silver question
and viii compel no man tc pat aside
his convictions upon any other ll6uc.
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IN TIE COUNTYS HALF.


Probate Judge Mentally and tho
county ssleo,mon vis,lol Territorial
Eccrtary Richards at hlu 0lllno today
aud ,onucrod tho use Of the civil court
chamber ia the coun,y's half OF the
Joint building, to the members OF the
Constitutional Convention.
Tho Invitation was Gceptei subject
10 tho approval OF the convention
which vii uuubtle6s mOet there ~ II
O'clock noon on Monday next
The Olty'a offer ~ furnish hall 10
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Ludwig Lew Is tho name OF black.
tmith's helper arrested by the police
last night ON the serious charge OF
committing criminal assaults on
Emma Olson, q l7-yearoid domestic
employed al his homt. The complain
ing witness Il the young Blrl hersolf,
who Is said 10 be m a delicate condi.
ti5n, Lew declares that hu ID Innocent
Of the crime alleged and aida that
Niles Olson has no regard Tor truth,
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nsdIlerE.n.a. .aenlIns CatnINaI

CANNES, March 1.-The mcdlloS.
raueau yachting carnival opened inig
morning with perfect yachting wealth
Cr
At0 O'Clock Prince Of Walea's cut.
ter britannia, T.. w. l.. Popham'a
forty -ratut CoBair, ami Count flJriU's
NalkyfIu !, formerly tho property OF
Lord Duufavcn, started Ina the hrt
event. Tue couue Tor two larger cllsg,s
OF yactt were distance Of nhgui OF y
mllCl. AZ II britannia had "a long
lead.
The Dakolah won ia her class sftor
an exciting race, nud the Bntaunla
WOnin her class by two ana bai
minutes. The Valkyrio ]. would have
beaten tho Britannia on umo allow
nuce, but shu vas badly handed al tho
lnish. The Cofs1ir was disabled.
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lle.Ienn naIIlena nI.a.I.r.

Hr, Louis, March Ia dispatch
nom tho Cliy 'f Mexico says the ntt
news % the railroad dlla6,or yoituriay
was received by d.. Alfred Bray, tho
American phyairlAn OF Mckee, asking
wounded. The tT4in was n special OF
ten passenger C1achUs niIoi with fu.
yesterday morning Tor the Shrine Uf
Sacrom0ute IN Amtcameca. On the
return Tip u was dcrailud GEAR Avotta.
The euginueB AL American, was
Killed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-01
Failed 10 Comply.

A complaint has been sworn out IN
Commissioner PA,ps court by j. q.
MoAlllsIer, provision inspector for Salt
Lake, charging the Utah Strengthening
company with having sold the car
casses OF three sheep on February 23gI,
the same not being STAMPED and tagged
as required by law 90 Indicate that
they were Wholesome iot 1000. The
hearing 10 set for March yIh'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-01
rnrnIcIEp nIs pEAIII.
Pathetic story Of Two saiisr-, John
sou ana Peterson,


San FRANCHCO, biaroh l.. 90 The
bark CArroit1n came iut1 port tonight
with "a pathetic tale u the sea, Daniel
Johnson aud Charles Peterson, sall0rs,
had been shipmntcs for ten yeafs. Fin
ally they separated and Peterson wha
stranded st Nauaimo, IN the power Of
the boarding house mHstofs. Johnson,
wh0 had berth on the Caff0li0u, came
along ami paid the boarding hculc
debt, but Peterson wna not much better
90, Tor lao had no job anu no prospect
% any. johnson, who waa la tits last
tures ui C0nauml lion, induced Polrf'
tDn 20 al0WaNny on tho Cntrulton,
telling him be would dlo before tho
voyage was over uud that hu (PCiur.
a0u) could have his berth. JOhuBUn
dieu nj sca according 10 program and
Peterson was ehipput In his place.