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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-20
THE MARKETS.
New YORK Financial.

NEW YouK. March 10.
Money on cal eIately active at lssis per
cent Prime mercantile paper +G,5l4 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual bust
ness in bankers bills a. ise,s 4ssl4 for de
inand and i,.;s14SS for sixty days: posted
rates iSs1sGsi!1: commercial bills ~. 1sSS,s.
Silver certificates. "a: sales ll,0D; bar
ell se- Cs:s- Mexican dollars. 81.
Unit States government bonds firm;
new As reg. EDS; do coupons EDS: IS reg.
ll5,s: IS coupons ll5is: As reg. llill;
As coupons liza; rs reg. u; Pacific Us OF -
Chicago Grain and Produce.
CHICAGO. March 10.
Following were the quotations Oh tn,
9oari OF Trale To-Day: What - March,
opened 5,ssc, closed 5ii4.: May. open ii tic.
closed 5jSsc: July. open "a 81 81. closed .6i!c.
Co. n-Msrch, nominal. closet i54:; May.
op, ned lG;s, closed l.l4c: July, opened 4ossc,
closed ij1s Oi,s-Mtrch, nominal. closed
:s74c: Ma. opeaei = sc. closed .ss4c; June.
opeLod 25isc. closed ~: i'ork-May, opened
sll.9. CLOSED sII..G Lard - May, opened
S6.Sj. closed sj..J.
Produce: Butter - Extra creamery, lac
.er Id. fresh dIiry, lie; packing stock, so
&c E.gs-Fresh stock, l0;s: per doz. loss off.
Dressed pouitry--Sp ing chickense}a1 DC per
ID; turkeys, lo0lstsc; ducks, 9f1i3c; geese,
Gl0c. Potates-Burbanks good to choice.
j5ats0c per bu; Hebrons. 6jGG1c; Peerless.
6tGd5c. Sweet potatoes-illiuois. 81. 501s.0J
per bbl. C.auberries - Jer-eys, 2.59IS-5
per boz. Honcy-White clover. lib sections
new stock. l3ls Gle: broken comb, l0Dl2c;
dark comb. POOR packages. Sc; strained Cali
furnia, 5G,jc. Apple5-F.iir to yhoi:e $500.
3,5 per Dbl
Chicago Live stock.
CHICAGO, March 10.
Live Stock - Pric 3 at the Union SOCK
yards today ranged as follows: Hogs-Esti-
mate. receipts for the day 2i.OD: sales ranged
al x,4Dll3 Mrs 81 AldsGO Il rnt Sl3,d8 40
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-20
Spring
M edicine

Issoimportantthat you should be sure
to get THE BEST. Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla has proven its unequalled merit by
its thousands Of remarkable cures, and
the fact that it has larger sale than
any other sarsaparilla or blood puri-
fer shows the great confidence the
people have in it. In fact it is the
Spring Medicine. 1t cures all blood
diseases, builds up the nerves and
gives such strength to the whole system
that, as one lady puts it, " 1t seemed to
make me anew"
II you decide to take Hoods Sarsa-
parilla for your Spring Medicine do
not buy any substitute. Be sure to get
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-20
Adj burned Out of Respect to Thorn.

MADISON, March a0-1n the senate reso-
lutions of respect for the late II. C. Thorn
were passed, after which the senate ad-
iourned to attend the funeral in body.
In the assembly Speaker Burrows called
attention to the report of the chief clerk
as to the condition OF business ut the close
of last week. Senator Bashford's Joint
resolution relating to the death of H c.
Thorn was adopted by a rising vote and
the assembly then adjourned.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-20

a. was all broken down in health,
so weak and nervous I was hardly
able to be UP. had severe pains in
my side, end headache. IwouiG often
have TO stop when going upstairs on
account OF palpi:ation Of the heart
I had no appetite and distressed feel
ing in my stomach. resolved to try
Hoods Sarsaparilla. / took two bot
ties and have not had spell Of sick
headache for four months, feel well.
work all day and eat heartily. Ny
friends remark how well am looking
l think all nervous, run down people
ought to take it, especially nursing
mothers. Mgs- S.AsEwoRIIi. Eaton o.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-20
FIRE At BURLINGTON, VI.
Losses will Aggregate $500. o00-0ne Life
Ia

BURLINGTON, Vt, March ga disas-
trous fire broke out in the woodworking
shops of ]. X. Booth. The Pioneer Lum-
Der mills were destroyed and the flames
spread to the large 'storehouse and works
OF the Baldwin Refrigerator company and
to the shops OF the Vermont Roller Shade
company, and practically wiped out those
buildings, containing a large amount Of
stock and much valuable machinery.
During the fire w. l. Millington, aged
Is years, a Waterman in the employ of
the mill, fell through the roof Of the
building into the flames and was burned
to death. The total loss is estimated at
s3oJ,0Oa The fire closes all the mills in
the northern section Of the lumber dis
trict that escaped the conflagration of last
December and means n great loss to Bur-
lington- About 325 men are thrown OFT
o: employment. 1t is stated that the mills
will not be rebuilt at present.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-20
To Test the Anti-Fu,iou Law.

LANSING. Mich, March 2o-The su-
preme court granted Al order requiring
election commissioners in the Third con-
grcs:ional district to show cause why
they should not be compelled to place
the name of A. NJ. Todd. Prohibition,
PopuIist and free silver candidate for con-
gresham, upon the official ballot three
times instead of once. Candidate Todd's
object is to test the anti-fusion law re.
Gently passed by the LEGISLATURE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-20
Report of al crate Battle,

SANTIAGO, March =0.-Rumors are in
circulation of q prolonged fight near
Jiguani. in which many were kille on
both sides. Darkness put an end t. he
light. Both parties then retired. 1t IS
said that the Spanish government Il
leave Zoo Of their troops sent from Spain
N Porto Rico, and bring soldiers from
Porto Rico to Santiago, as they are bet
Ter acclimated. Many of the wounded
spanish soldiers are in the hospital here
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-20

ST. Paul, March aU.-The Walter A
Wood Harvester company has beer
placed in the hands Of receivers. The re-
ceivers are Frank Seymour, cashier Of the
Merchants bank; A H. Lindeke, of the
hrm Of Cindeke. Warner & Schurmeier,
and Peter s. AacGowan, general mana,
ser Of the company.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-20
suprcme Court v.cancy i'm Prospect.

WASHINGTON, March lit is under.
stood in the supreme court circle that Jus.
tice Howell E jackson, who is now at his
home in Tennessee, will resign from tho
bench Of the supreme court next fall IL
his health does not permit him to resume
active participation in the work of the
court after its summer vacation. Justice
Jackson has been absent from Washing.
ton some months on account of illness.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-20
sapt. MilIer's Daughter Burned to DE. Il

IISCOLN, lis, March 2U.-Mls5 Anna,
eldest daughter OF Or. Miller, superinten.
dent of the Illinois Asylum for Feeble
Minded Children, burned to death las.
night in her apartments in the institu-
ton Her clothes caught fire from the
CRATE during the temporary absence of the
family at supper. Being an invalid she
fell to the floor ana died from strangula-
ton. Her body was SO badly burned that
recognition was impossible.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-20
Cuban New. from spanish sources.

Madrid. March 20.-An official dispatch
from General La Chsmbre, governor and
military commander of the Oriental prov
ince of Cuba, states that the rebel bands
in the Sierra de Cobrc Copper noun
sains) are dishear;ened owing TO the dis
sensions that have arisen among them
selves because Of the lack Of leaders.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-20
Ii Hung Chang In Japan.

SHIMoNosEkI, March 2o-viceroy Ii
Hung Chang and his suite arrived here in
order to negotiate for peace between
China and Japan The ENJOYS from the
japanese foreign Office Immediately Wis
tied the steamer conveying the Chinese
vicsroy and later Ii Hung Chang, &C
companied by John w. Foster. the Amer
lean adviser of China, visited the Japan
csc minister Of foreign affairs, NJ Mutsu
Nunemistu.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-20
LEGAL
Executors Notice.

Executors Notice.
Estate of Philt mon L. Mitchell. dc ceased.
The unGorsigred having been appointed cree
riors OF The last Will and testament of Philemon L.
Mitchell late OF the county Of Rock Island, state
OF Illinois. deceased. hereby give notice that they
viii appear before the county court of Kock Isi-
and county. the office Of the clerk II said court
in the city of Rcck Isl and, at the May term, on
the first Monday in May mex, at which time all
persons having claims against said estate are no.
having the same adjust
Al persons indebted to said estate are re-
ques ed to make immediate payment TO the un
dersipned.
Dated this ID day Of March. A. D.. 1895
PHIL MITCHELL,
VIC WADswORTH.
MARY II. WAD WORTH.
Executors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-20
The Local MNrkett.
GRAIN. ETC.

GRAIN, ETC.
Irpa,-s5c
CorE-rew. t31f5c.
Oars 2Sls30c
Hsy-T.mothv, &12lS13: uplsrd eiOls1l;
~ild, $sGs10: slough <513S7; baed- 50.
FRCIT AND VEGETABLES.
?otstoee-50455c.
O.;ons--5Oc per Gu.
PRODUCE
Bu boy Fair to choice. lie; fresh cream
cry al.
Eggs Fresh, 100.
P0uitry-Chickens. &c; turkeys, &c.
LIVE srOok.
Cattle-Butchers pay for corn fed steers
3af95A:; cows and heifers, s1z1yl.' calves
3Ad5c.
Hogs 3.a634-5c
sheep-3c1ac
Spring lamb 3;S05c a pound.
Coal-Soft. 1Uc.
Wood-S3. so per cord.
WOOL.
Wool-l3c PER pound
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-20
Sustain
Home Industry
On Tap everywhere.
Only Union labor employed.

The Rock Island Brewing Company, success
ors to George Wagner's Atlantic Brewery, |.
Huber's City Brewery and Raible & Stengers
Rock Island Brewery, as we'll as julius Junges
Bottling Works, has one of the most complete
Brewing establishments including Bottling de-
partment in the country. The product is the
very best. Beer is bottled at the brewery and
delivered to any part Of the tri-cities, and may
he ordered direct from the head Offices on No
line avenue by Telephone
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-20

Whe1 Baby was sick. We gave her Castorfs.
When she was n Child, She cried for Casroria.
When she became Miss, she chung to CastoriA
When she had Children, she give them CastoriA,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-01
PARK CITY.
visit to That Interesting Place by I'd,
ward Stevenson,

PARK CRY Utah, April 20, 1895.
Edtor pts-ysi AouG
From the window ~ my strange
home. fgr was brought here after % %.
m. list ui,h,-WA.ls looking uut 60 rre
whrrc 4 wac. [ found myself on the
eide OF o. m uu,aiu $500 feet az, and
surrounded uy "a mantle rtu0w near.
By ono iueh deep, Park cry De- built up
principally on lHe slides Ui two noun.
talus, ugay the head VI "A deep canyon.
There arc about 900 population. aud
wore it not gr the silver which
ahounia lu tho "a uu,Nius, Park Guy
would hs 90 .or nothing pA-
cent abandonment When hut 1
saw the county, raEE CITY was
forest 0i pine, ur uuI quGkius.hsp tim-
bur. JuFt iu eight o. The OuAU1 sui
silver Kings wuraF, Twenty bars Of
sllvuf uu tho tucsB are ready lUr bhip,
mout,uub OF them maThuI !, an UuuuoF,
There ~ shout 5l1ulI ui value
.n lhe twenty ban. There IN silver
enough Iu the silver King mine 10
make bricks 10 build a church which 10
SO much needed lu Para city, Tor the
one We held meeting iU lsst night was
uvuTcruWurd, 20 much 10 thlt about
700 could not gain sduis-iJu, am
told that q shaft reaches a depth VI
] 200 feet, passing several levels, where
nnyrr ore NJ The Richest grade Do
known ln sufficient quantities 30 pro.
Iucs over .3. NIUIJ, luOt Is lu rr.
serve, awaiting tuillHiunt Rise
in silver 60 Justify bringing It On
the market. 10 l8 wonderful 90
sec the great developments which
have taken place Iu lhls iutHr-
,sling mining camp. 10 has, now
ever. cost vast amount OF labor
and many lives Jus, now cOmtB
uIings that MuTmOu boy, n years
af AGE, itll from "a ladder 100 feet,
breaking hls neck aud o.herwise msu-
Cling him. Ills name 10 hgrc-Itu
Reese. LIE 'Ainur lives iH the Seven.
teentn ward, salt Lake CITY. He has
been telggT plvI concerning the sai
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-01
AGAINST SANPETE.
That County viii No! Gel The State
Normal School.
five MINUTE SPEECHES now.
The Absolute Prohibition " rolygamy
Discussed at Length by the
Delegates.

Hsurote c0un y through liz delegate,
Ia the Constitutional Convention made
final, losing nslt {, lay 70 secure the
location ui the state normal school
within ils blrIr.f. but Il was
not SgnpCso's Jay. That was evident
from ths outset. Mcnbefa who yes.
icrlsy would have aud who did vote 10
E.yo It the Institution 10 quss.
ZION lad undergone change u
heat and rnIsgd their vgicgsaud hanIs
boz opposition 20 such 70 scheme. Then
there was iivi.i.u among sanpctc's
uwn representatives. that bodied no
good to them. Lund, who has oil along
Ted the ngnt Tor Erhraim, his own
town, was dssorloi by his associates,
who refused 10 go on record no being in
favor OF any particular locality. The
articles on public buildings and State
Indications aud on salaries Of public
uflccrs then passed, after which the
ABSOLUTE prohibition In the ConsllIu.
ton Of polygnmy furnished theme
Tor much Discussion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-01
Tooele Stake Conference.

Tho quarterly conference Of tho
ToUclo Stake convened 20 the Toosle
ward meeting house on Sunday aud
Monday, Apul 18th Aud gg.u, 1876.
There we're prolunt ON the stand ElJrrs
Francis ". Lyman, George T,asdalo
Uui Abraham h.. Cannon, OF tue
Council ut the Twelve A pUFtlvF, Hugh
4. G0wans anu George h. Richards, Ut
tur Stake presidency, Bishops Of each
ui the wards OF the stake and mem.
uufs VI the High Council.
After the opening exercises on sun
day, PRECEDENT Hugh b. G0waus
briefly reported the condition % the
stake as NO anu uis councillors had
found the Saints la their Welt. His
report showed 30 bu encouraging, peace
aud harmony prevailing boz the waTdH,
aud tho great majority VI tho Saints
striving o. psf.gru thulr duties.
Tho Bishops Ie. ut'ud their wlgJs IN
good CIuulu.ut ,Hu organizations ~
tho sunday school y uug Muu's aud
Young lAuIul' Mutual and Primary
associations having performed R00I
work during lho past winter An im-
pf0yomUnl was apparent IA some Of
tao wards 10y many ~ tuu Saluts VITO
nave uuun addicted w the uBa VI lua
aud UUliev, UyurUOm the same.
uu SAINTS were greatly favored IN
having tuIrr 90 sue Twelve Apostles
attending Tie conference, The iustTuu-
lions OF these brethren were frp.vtr
sith good and .lmoiy uXhuTtatluns.
Those subjects principally IWult upon
were; Temple work Tor the sgiyAliJu OF
iuu dead, the Word ~ Wisdom, aud
tuu law OF UtUlUg, Cheat Interest was
manifested by the bfrtsTru boo regard
lu ,hu Young mcg, Lur indifference
shown uy usuy IN regard 90 tine GlHltl
was serious matter and should Dee
properly considered by the ward Hu.
th.utluE, The qulluuH % the Lat5ug
lUu GOD should Dec thoroughly ur-
gaulagI, giving the young men the
responsibility N lraung their portion
OF the work OF the Lord. They should
boo taught 10 know their dulltFsud the
necessity 40 mHguIylas their CaiIigg-,
GIVE tine young muu mUlhiug 10 DO,
teach thuW that " BE- wrong ~ grow up
with indifference % tugir salvation,
ana fOug for them tU wRsiu their
time Iu iilunu.s on the street corners,
Hm.NlHr cigarettes, making lhumsylgts
slaves 10 tho w"yH U' the evil one.
lhuSnints were eujuluud 10 put away
worldly things AMI seek the true
way 10 talvgu0n. Round dancing
should not br INDUCED IN by mcmue.s
OF the Church. These with many Uturg
duties auu requirements NJ tho Gospel
were eUlOmeu ON the Saints " carry
OUT
Tho general authorities VI the
Church aud %. the Tooule Stake were
unanimously sustained by the confer.
once,
The singing by tho choir was an
Item OF comment aud pleasing
feature OF the conference, Inspiring
each heart TO joy aud glsJuess Ia The
blessing OF the Gospel.
The conference was largely attended
~ many from adjoining ward. A good
spirit prevailed throughout and u,l fglt
vol PAD tlg the time spent iu meet.
Ing 10 hear the work OF tho LJlI
tom His living urgCluF.
joins w. TATE,
slnku Clerk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-01

Secretary tiokr Smith Gives Ills
Views o. Free Coinage,

Secretary tiohr smith Gives Ills
views o. Free coinage.
MAC0S, Ga, Nay l.-hrufu,4.y Hghe
@WltB, 90 The interior department. was
intu viewed here last night 0u the
iuNuuinl question aud defined tlu
difference Of opinion 0u tur CufUHCy
question UXlaiug iu tho country 90
present.
The secretary dlviduI lUo uc1U'r
Into three Ulluus--sUlu manum ,nII'su,
silver munDusUlEliistH Hul u.mUuiu8ia.
Tie 300 MOT ihiHk the gold m.uHu1AI-
llfiH were .ir5ug enough Go become 10
factor il the campaign hut tuat tho
Issue would ur t1r apd against silver
m1u0mGiA lem. be Thought tho fuy
AMI uHIimitCI coinage Ui silver OIL Tue
pgefUnt ratio ~ this county alone
would mean nothing uuTo ur lrfa than
silver u1uOuua'ilam, .gr 10 uuIug
that system, ihu pfIrg u' silver huiiiJu
would nIi materially advance, up
other metal would be- pusuu,Ci 90 Soc
miuts Tor coinage.
The secretary Thought tue agitation
1i the question was uuUUsiug tho return
of prosperity bat hg hoped that tho
plan OF the silver men would Doc Ir.
ioalUd without doing tho county
serious Injury.
in conclusion Secretary Smith snld:
81 have no DOUBT TIA. tho uUAt pryfi.
dent OF thu United Sblts Wlli Boo up.
posed b. the unlimited coinage %
silver at 10 Go l."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-01

structure ju.l before the sun went oil.
The cJmmanier carries Two wounds
in bis lcit thigh aud another over his
abdomen from ungmUnta % shell.
Commodore Lin was supposed 90 Do iu
command but vas down iu bile room
Praying ~ the gDlH 10 preserve him.
The commander will go 60 bis home
at Washington, lau 900 few days
He did not come by the Pacific as tue
JarauuaU had "a reward OF $4,000 stand.
iuE Tor Thin dead ur alive. hr Nc
Ginlu bias been Boo the Ch.ugse naval
service tor thirteen yUais. lie founded
the naval institute 10 We. baI Wei
aud did considerable surveying lu
CUrpa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-01

alaL Oaiy n short time ago another
sou OF Brother Reese WA Killed la IA
coal mine st Glass creek. He ia LuF.
led Oy the eide ug Lis mother. gHu
another brother WIS drowned Dlub..
lees the one Jus. sod over tho
ihfrfhUlI Into mother sIh.fsra aud.
denly, Will JOIN ibu O.Ntts iu tuu fu.rlf
land. Sad indeed i4 Tao bereavement
Go poor Brother iiuUs.
Considering Para City us mining
cumI there b. uu unusual iu,yrastulw
aroused rsliEiIuFly and moro especially
iu what Is Collyu Mum1uHH. Last
evening many expressed dosirr
Tor more llHhL regarding these strange
people, and BiDle durtlura. BY Brrclsl
ItqurHt, an appointment is muuu gr
sunlny, May lD,r.
a spirit of equity be- generally
opened up thr1ugH inr whole world,
i.r the iron wall ufprJuIicu Us being
broken down. MufuU.rm To- attract
Jug attention. The building w OF
cities iu tho Wl,iyflJsH with marked
FugcrEs anu That too SEQ pNIUN poverty
iE attracting attention. HE cultivated
HTU,. siHgtu W lNu Nuf % IaIr. Of
Iibu EsUvtu, contradict the um1t.
.NrH sl t.aHIaIIy believed, that tuu
NuHn.uB u.e ignorant, low, uu-
cultivated Uu. urIl...r.aIu. sIty.s. a
certain prophet hoe .lu on record
A prediction Huuut iuttr tIlTuuuH!
"AuI be- FHBiI COMO n pafs
.u iun lHat isy., that che mountain o.
,ur IHr.'- house sI,lI br t.tt. .lahoI
.U ttr %. flo, the mountain, |urar.F
5000 iru auI shall up uNpl.,u sbyyu
luy UIiia HNIuu urr IUss than 900 frUt1
Hui gIi nations shall How unto u. Anu
nanny people shall so aud sny, Come
rvi n.i let uH 30 az % tho mountain Ul
luu lHrIi 90 the house ~ the GlJ u'
jacob; and hu viii teach us OF bio
ways, aui we VIII. yaIk Doe hIH ntlut;
iJr out ~ IOu hail gl forth tho
law, aud the wHIdU' tue Lord ttOm Ju.
ruHalym," MUrmJuism shall yul be
made known iu luB true light
A town lot IL being looked after, on
which 90 erect q Mormon Church ia
tue near future, Many OF the citizens
who arc becoming interested Ia PARK
tlty, WILLARD boo the good WuTE.
leit SrIt Lake CITY uu thu5a. M.
train yr.i.rIby morning, hold twl
meetings with the Seventies at Wan
Hulp uul after p M. was taken
ln carriage sixteen miles 10
this place where We held profitable
meeting. On cur way mp the Weber
uvcT improvement, thtitt anu clearing
up ufuth patches aud uulnrFing HelL-
were manifest nu every hand.
EDWARD STEVENSON.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-01
WILL RESUME on FRIDAY.


The county aelgolmou will NOT again
meet hs an investigating board until
Friday morning, by which time Coun-
" Attorney Whiuom0re expects to
whip up n few moro witnesses.
Il Is most probable tina, er-Clnlrac.
tor Bowman aud hrchIlog. Kern Will
hElre a. the prilol0gIs 900 that day,
and lhoir uEamlnuII0u-whloh Will
cover some huur-.s expected 10 prove
one o. ,ha mlsl interesting features Of
tho whole inquiry. The county attor-
uey VIII, a. an early day. .au up the
question OF tho expenditure uf the
$4,000 odd incurred Iu hIilUg up the
squsTo upon which tho now building
now stands, a. hutuHpugis crooked
WORK ina that direction. Iuu wurEmen
thereon were 20 receive sl.5I per day
Tor their labor but % lasll.ri that the
difCluutiug dodge wac worked there
also. All this AMI % gu1I deal more 1t
10 the intention ut SITE WuillUmOTv 10
search Into.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-01

tho Auditor OF snu Francisco nuH
thu Contractors.

tho Auditor OF suu Francisco nuH
thv Contractors.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, May l-
Tue estimate 90 thu auIil0r uf the ylij
ami county %. san Francisco that there
would boo n deficit On tho tfUaalTY OF
.hs cod Of tue fiscal yUal July 4, Of
sIll,ulu, auI tho ilHt that with JAY.
mgut Hi the April billie OF contractors
fHr supplies will exhaust tho tuuI
apu0Fliunvl Tor tlRt UIrUHy, haI Tod
DO crisis which Do aUW ut SO acute
stage.
rEia 90 the lHst day OF grace that the
contractors who furnish supplies O. Ihu
CITY authorities have allowed Cor luy
pAy % iIHIf claims. fsI. N.I.-
lug they Will mako Eali gr tH.s Nll
have 90 rgCHH. tlU.g tIrr.t iH u, %
tuppligH Hu4 tHuH virtually tITUH tUt
city uillaalIs Into uuIuiHs.rncu
boy starving their charges o. lau laus,
uHmr house aud h1HllaU.
Auditor brJitrig. took hand iu
the trouble 'uT lhu luI limo Uy au-
nuuuCiug that uuivfs the contractors
consented O. iufuiah fuHplius Or May
Auu juno hv would not fIgu their war
TuutH iUI April lilo fgumll o. uuqully
certain thut TILE drastic measure 900
repriagl would bring Tao contractors Go
their senses moro speedily than cue
hundred meetings ul UlliJy.usluyIF.
Nevertheless tho latter held u msu.-
ing aud adopted O. resolution waving
their salary elaine Tor My HY Chat
there Will be- ga ample uul iu tuu
treasury 10 purchase OIL the supple.
that viii bu needed for ELK month";.
a II that Do needed now he tho upuuIut-
guuue OF tue contractors 10 THE plan,
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statement OF tue Commander Of tus
ChInran IrnnrIah Nnm Nmrn.

abatement OF tuu comma UuoF Of thr
Chinsso Irouciad Unu Nurn,
NEW YnRl, May I-Commuudcr
p. n. MOGiilln, who had command VI
the Chiuesu iruuClad Chiu Iueu ut
the battle OF Halu, arrived nero from
Liverpool anu 10 stopping at the Astor
House,
The commander received number
Of wOunyB IN The light aud Is stu
s0mew hat deaf, Hs has tstteroi
uniform VI the Chinese navy which he
wore on the chin Yueu during tho
naval battle.
He says Il was stubborn fight and
was lost 10 the Chinese chiefly because
they had no shells 10 ute except iron
ONES, The Japanese were well SUP
Piled wi,n shell which did great exc.
Cu.iOu, The Chinese slOt passed
through tho enemy % shipslWithout dc
Ing any great damage, Tho COM.
nundUrP believes tho Chinese suu-
men are brave ERnd sEil'ul aud
would make good fighters ifthOy could
only trust thgis leaders,
The commander Esl some very mar.
COW escapes during the Nalu battle. Al
ono time he was directly ia ttOus Of the
mouth OF l2-iuch gun on his ship a.
tne sumner was swinging II into place
10 IRE. He closed his oyeB and WEite1
for certain death. He opened them 10
u Tow seconds and relied on the super.