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lows D.mc.ra,- In Convention.

MARsuALTows, la, Aug. The
Democratic state convention WAS
called to order by Chairman Howard
at 1920 AIN. Tbs convention con-
tAips l,O7s delegates ard every county
Is fully represented. Rev. Father
LynehAni opened the convention with
prayer. Mayor Pierce made All ad-
dress OF welcome. Pierce IL n Ropub.
lican but aroused great enthusiasm by
telling ths convention that the Demo.
cratic party ~ greater than any one
sentiment or principle Of ths party.
Judge Nathaniel French, OF Davsn.
port, was made temporary chairman
aud Addressed tue convention nearly
two hours. The cbuouses this morn
ing, prior 10 the assembling OF tho con-
vsntion by various districts, showed
the free silver men In hope.
less minority. The committee on
resolutions IL unanimous for "sound
money! only two districts having
whits metal members, The silver
men will introduce minority report,
however, aud make u stubborn Eight
on tho ioor OF the convention,
judge BAbb, OF Mount Pleasant, will
lie nominated for GOVERNOR II In thought
by reclamation.
The platform will declare In favor Of
tho manufacture Of liquor y ths state,
the reform OF tRriti ana adoption OF The
Democratic money plank Oi 1899.
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Wafer Commission Work.

Mr.. DSrriuu'. chairman OF the com.
mission appointed to regulate the
amount Of water received by the
farmers Ia return for tas waters OF
PAtlry's canyon creek usei by tho
city, was hunting up the other mem.
hers OF the commission TO-DAY. They
will probably take n trip 10 investigate
the complaints OF parties above the
cauRl that thOy are not receiving any
water. The claims Of those above tho
canal were not bought cut by the city.
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ron regatta. The Pflnce Of Wale's
yaoht had q long way tn, best o. the
start. The Hester was recallst. She
cfossrd the line on the wrong site VI
tho mark boat.
In the 20 gatefs race, Audrey, buna,
s,sphania, tpyonsn, Niagara, Nenetta
and leulte staTtej.
In he cruiser race for the GOO cup,
the seampa, Cstonia, Appetsfite anu
Watarwitch started. Tue Seampa led
ut the start, but was oyeftnken by the
Csionis.
The Britannia won the race for the
big cutters. The following were the
times VI the nnish: Britannia, 2'30.O5i
Allsa, 2:I8:25.
This race for 2C-raiers was stopped at
the end Of the fitst round. rlmes:
Audfy, li50.2O; NiAgars, i:5li5l; IsiI-
dc, l;52;b2; Strphanin, li6Ab6j Luna,
li55!lO. lnyoni Withdrew and did not
finish the fret round.
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THE IOBDERS MEET.
Hold a Well Attended Session at
Z. C. q. |. This Afternoon.
AFTER rnr SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Plan Being Formulated 10 h. Sub.
mitiCd "a, TIE Coming
Conference.

A meeting Of the Utah Jobber,' NJ.
ISOLATION was being held at the ollice
OF superintendent webbet Of u. G..
NJ. /. this afternoon Notwithstanding
the positive announcement In morn.
ing paper TO the effect hat there would
10 no such meeting today.
Therefore It was not "thr truth that
such = meeting viii not be pulled oil
until the latter Part Uf thu month Of
mOte likely thu fore part " septcm.
hUf' Sue NEws mas BUyof cited tue
tue Jobprfs association In wrath but 1t
lasq quoted one OF the chief officials Of
TIE association M esy ing thAt niaiutsn.
aucr oi the 5 T.. San Ffanci,co.OE dun
schedule wss crime to which salt
Lake business men could not AFFORD
10 submit In proof OF this
tue NEWS quoted the figures anu
clearly pointed Uut the leading essen.
ual items upon which tho disoflmina.
ton vas most manifest. u there IN no
danger OF continued discrimination on
the part OF tue = 4uthsfn Pacific, then
II viii he because Ia. officials VI the
suulless corporation will be- brought to
bear IN some suun way a. indicated In
the columns Of this paper last even.
ing.
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A DOUBLE DROWNING.
Two Little Brothers Of lloun,iful, Utah,
Lose Their Lives In snake
River, ldaho'

The excursion 70 Cache, Bear Lake
anu Snake River points carried among
It's number two brothers named Graham
II. aud Stephen 5. COluin, Of West
Bounlliul, aged respectively II and II
years. They were pound for ERin,
Idaho, /, enjoy Themselves In catching
fish in snake river. On Monday the
boys went fishing In tue river and II Ia
supposed tbs younger boy went In to
swim aud WAS seized with cramp md
that his elder brother jumped IA tho
river with nia clothes Oh to rescue
him. rue rciult was that both boys
were drowned, TIE bodles Of the Goys
were taken from tho water ak hours
after the sad accident occurred.
The iittla fellows we're the soma Of
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lslgued) JUSTIN MCCARTHY.
NAN AND PROPERTY DISAPPEAR.
lance H. Love and Valuable Relic.
Missing.

CHICAGO, Aug. IA local paper
nyG James IA. Love, OF Ban Fran.
ssoo, owner Of one-eighth interest In
'he "'is Mining Camp" has disap.
feared and by coincidence y lot OF
property aud relics exceeding $4,000
10 value are missing. Among tho
nlelts are the priced james
W'MauhAll Telics, which Include
q bedslsad, wAsh.tand, rocking
ehal', saddle, clothing and weapons.
loH heli In trust by tho circuit court
anu IA effort to locate Love will be
made In tho belief that with hun will
10 louud the stuff.
Oh August 3, L.. J. White was ap.
lelh'el receiver OF the 40 Mining
camp by Judge Horton. White at
Vuee employed experts Ito audit tho
seeonnA' some things were found,
sAi Wille, that strengthened the opin.
lon mat money had been handled
az Inquiry At Love's boarding place
'nellel tho information that hs had
tyle 70 Atlanta. Along with the
Ieles nave gone AS well ali the Me4i.
eau music which had been collected
W We stock company with much
Trouble and expense.
W suail 90 before JuJg, Horton aud
tlt .ho case before him, "shld Manager
nam last night. 81 do not know
', WE. 10 lhequlckest way TO bring Love
" lu,uee, butsuppgse that ss the camp
y 10 tue hands Of tho court his Oilss ~
WV 10 TOT much more serious, The
,avt lhal tho property was borrowed
~, ,t could never To replaced make,
Tie chse serious.
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Hooper Dairy Company.

Articles Of incorporation Of the above
named company have been filed with
Territorial Secretary Richards. The
tilieers IRE ~ follow; A. e.. Chtister.
suu, president; Euwiu Parker, vice
president; John w. Singleton, secTe.
taty anu treasurer. The board Of
directors are A. &. Christensen, Edwin
PaTket Gilbert Parker, David Cook
Nnd George QuislOy. The intention
Of tue company IL to manufacture
cheese only Al present. The people Of
north and south Hooper la put up a
building nj = cost Of about $1,000; NJ
money was rather scarce the people
have done much work and thus taken
shares IN tho Institution which IL Just
shout ready for operation. The ca.
rBcity 0f the dairy will be the power
10 uso the milk Of about 500 cows. Mr.
~. T.. FianEs, late OF ESst Ottg, New
York, who has been In the business
" cheese making fer thirteen yeaie,
hiss Uocn Engaged ~ manager. In the
near lure II 10 tho intention 10 add n
creamery rs we'll.
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Iri,d to steal ana Eiii.

CHICAGO, Aug. lin attempting TO
steal coat from dummy In front Of
Simon Fishers clothing store Last
night, John A. Heart, alias William
Hughes, colOrcj, shot aud severely
wounded the proprietor OF the store
and probably fatally wounded Police
man Alexander N, Cameron, who
tried 10 arrest him. Heart ran. Pc.
iiooman Cameron fired thTes shots after
him striking him IN both lcgs. Heart
after running hali block, was caught
by other policemen attracted by the
shooting.
Tho shooting occurred In the bu,i.
ness district anu there was great excite
mont for eomo time.
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,rBAs REnELLroS.
Provincial Government tiertsd-Ad-
mtrsi uotIo Utisrs tits Services.

prGNiuclni Government tioetsd-A Az
mirsi nciio Unsrs TITS Services.
NEW Yom<, Aug. IA special 10
the Herad from Nassau, Nh, ,ays;
Reports from the rsbol headquarters Mt
Bsita, CuOa, confirm the tumoftd
foundation Of n provincial government
In the valley of the Yafa.
General BattUlOme BiesO, nominated
oy tue genethl.in-ohiei, Maxine Go
meg, was proclaimed a. president, by
the revolutionary forces stimuli )
In the central provinces aud tho de-
phitment u tue east, DIR. Joaquin Cas-.
lilo, Major Poftuonio. Colonel Maa.
duloy, Captain Aguilera, Dr.. Patron
and Mariana Sanchez, dsl,gates ffUD
the province Oi Santiago, have gone ~
Puerto Principe 20 meet tepTeSsn ives
from CAmAgusy, La, Villas, Havana
anu NuellA AbhJi, TO draft n constitu.
ton for the new republic. This will
include civil aud military conditions
The cabinet IL not yet announced,
though hntOnio Maoeo, II IL said, has
received an offer NJ the portfolio Of war.
The Marquis VI Santa Lucia Ia slated
for the interior aud Manuel Eaugullly
for foreign affairs.
IL Understood that Castillo may be
sent TO Washington to attempt % so.
cure recognition and belligurent rights
for the provisional government.
Admiral Mello, OF Brazil, volunteers
hla sorvicoI 10 organize naval squad.
ron 10 run the Spanish blockadOs.
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Relief Society.

The annual meeting of the Eighth
ward Relief society WAS held In the
ward nitsting house yesterday, Sister
Cathsrire Palmer, president, presiding.
Tncra we're present Elder T.. +, Shoot.,
Bishop Of the ward, Sisters u, d. H..
Young, Bsthlheba W. Smith, NJ. ba-
balla Horne, u, S. Taylor sni n. Is.
Wells, Of the general Organization, and
n large Attendance " tue society mem.
bars. Interesting reports Of the sOoie-
tys work were listened 10 and sp-
prsptiAlo TemErEA made aud InstTuc-
IInnn llNnn.
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V0ES OF IRELAND
,,,,,i, 10 ID, Irish People on B''h
sides 81 tho Atlantic.
.,rs WIN CAUSES OF prrEAL
,,...,,,sp 10 ib, Ranks aud Iu'Hbordln'
uol Ruluous TO Home
liulc.

SEQ yopg, AUG. IA speeiAI u
- nv led from London ,ay,;
ID Wv Mccarthy, N. T., has adj
.S,be following manifesto to tbs
S 1' r.oPlo here and in A M ,...,..
~ T,li,w Countrymon-rhS election
,,,,t e5srsionist and anii.home
g.. 81, s,I,fity to the HOu,e Of Commons
-,,,it my duly to point out TO you
,,,,,n.ion In our ranks is rulnous
-, r,uousl csust; that tho only
.,r,by which wo can hope to repair
~. 1,,,,ers which discotd and in-
,lln,tion have brought upon Us
.ts,ttsh the restoration OF ulsclp-
',,ssnd 4 genuine obsefyance OF the
IN psii5nalht party pledged TO ACT
l5yally together. r..
,.pptfy, even the present Situation
,.suld alord no ground Tor desponu'
NV In the Irish party. No man can
S-sa bui tnat tor unhappy events In
M. autumn uf 1880 the verdict Ia lbOs
IN Aver Of home rule would have bosn
,t,5ll,tly declIiye. Friction alone
'yyeni,d this result UnnRppily, this
i,isllon has continued since and out
I,,,k, ln discipline IN our own ranks
Nv Given the enemies VI Ireland nn-
s,b,f lsa,e Of power IN Great Britain.
10 spite Of all discoutAgement aud
Affrulliss the national spirit has once
s,,lu apurlei itself Ireland voted
vitb uncnuuuefablU resolve, but II
f,spo, be doubted that Ireland would
lave done far better still, and Great
BHAln would not have done 20 III, had
not been for tue sJ.calltd Irish ma
l5psll,is, who have been ondeavOting
ot,ny " brlug back toe c1ercionials
10 pJgef, and still more In lamsnIablo
t6gs aim0i at the Irish party and
lhs Irish national cause by one Ut our
avn colleagues at the most critical
moment Ia the elections. IL would he
almost Impossible ~ Oyof.e,timate the
disastrous effects Of Mt. Heniy'e uu.
founded charges AgAinSt his own col
leagues nj Omagh, made "a they were,
on tue authority VI leading members
W tho Iafiy, aui Al q period VI the
election when there vas no possibility
u eounltrasllBg their effects on the
coils
Its with deep regret that feel com.
psltd 10 ehAfAoieTize Mr.. Hesly's
lriloa an the Omagh convention ~
dslOysl TO the irish party. even sot.
llug aside cur own special obligations
10 each other a. a breach OF ordinary
t1de Of honor and discipline essential
10 the existence Of every political or
gapls,llsn. The Omsgh scandal Is
untapply only the latest OF u series Of
ATTACKS On the unity and efficiency OF
toe Irish party. Let us endeay0r that
Il shall be tho last Convinced ~
am Of the Injury such actions have
already Inflicted on our great national
Elss aud Of the Injury their repetition
tIuie, | feel bound on tue eve Of the
meeting Of Parliament ~ address r..
IfecIlul word Of warning 10 our fellow.
sgunuymen aud 10 Inform my col.
leagues frankly Of the views | hold
Views which, IN case am honOted by
Ait'eltcllon TO the chair OF the party,
i'Sill be my duty 10 my utmost power
10 eni0Ice.
lslsntdl JUSTIN MCCARTHY.
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VIII Enter the BIND CONTEXT.

Secretary John janice u the Utah
Elsicidi'd s'soriailsn has Jusi IT,.
ce'ycd eficlal iolice g. the effect that
toe Silver Crescent baud of Grand
Junction. Colorado, Will enter tho tig
uand C'utrst to be- Given In the salt
Lake Tabernacle In October during The
great musical festival. 10 istxrtctei
that gfuht many bands from outside
cities Will uo here on that occasion
owing to tue tact tuat the railroads
nave announced . rate Of one ccat per
nile TO all members OF bands.
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Louiss w. aud the late Ether Culuiu,
OF West Bounil'nl, 10 which place
Their remains were brought ON this
morHing's Union Pacific tain.
The affair IL one sally ~ be u.rctted
sud use cast gloom Ia the entire VI.
entity % BOuniliul. Tie sympathy
%. the community goes cut 90 the VIII.
owed mother IN tuis her hour Of CI-
ittms sorrow. Funeral anuuu cement
aIptats tlsuwhotc in this issue.
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Back 10 Her Home.

MrS. Loretta Young, who clop,d
with Mitchell, stage driver, some
weeks ago, his returned to her home At
Duohesue Bridge. Mr.. Caldwell 70.
oeived word from his daughter a.
Deming, y. NJ. that she wished to fs.
turn home Aud ne arranged her trans
porlagion accordingly. Mitchell IL still
In Demlug.
Mrs. Young, II Il saii, fcsll2se the
extent Of her wrong doing Hnd will or.
deAvOT 10 make all possible repaIaIion.
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MatermaIn Extensions.

The wAteiwoTks department will
have some work In eKloaiing the
Waterman since tho petition Of tho
Salt Lake leo company that the city
water be carried to their place OF busl.
ness has been granted. Tho main Will
10 extended about 800 feet 10 Eighth
South on Third West street,
The work Of laying 10 feet begin.
ming between Second ana Third West
strools on sixth North street aud
running west has been begun,
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Return of BAnker Bacon.

Mr.. James II. Bacon, president OF
the Bank OF Salt Lake has returned
home after having spent some time in
tbs East.
lie reports a great improvement in
business IN the eastern s'Ntt6 and says
that money IN coming out " It's hiding
place anu looking around for good In
vsstments, English money was freed
FIRST, and now other Investment com.
panies are letting tlclTa loose. Mr..
Bacon believes that before long
moneyed men will be found dropping
their coins Into Utah uutoTprlfeL
Hs found that the masses vera
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NO WAR AT ALI.

CHICAGO, Aug. IA special to the
Post from spring valley, !lls., says
Alter otOts.examluins nearly every
negro aud Italian, the actual results
simmer down 10 two negroes eighty
Injured anu one Italian shot. Tue
trace war; exists only Ia the imaglna.
Tion Of the Princeton newspaper cores
pendent, from whom tue sheriff Of Blu
reau county also obtained bis intoTma.
ton; anu u y less some unforeseen acct
dent happens to create bad blood, there
IL no reason why Spring valley should
obtrude any longer on public notice.
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VIII Ship - million.

NEW YoRH, Aug. 7.-W. l.. Gross.
man 4 Brother, cViies importers, an.
nounce that they VIII ship 81 900, 900
gold by the Augusta Victoria tOmOE.
row,
Measra. Hand and Harmsn will
ship on the Augusta Victoria IomJT-
row, $4,000 m gold bullion, which
comes from u western hmelter. The
sl,00O,C0 10 be expoTted by CfOssman
Bros. came from tue Gub-tTeaEury.
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rnnaInr rIehi WIN Ou,inns.

KANSAS CRY, Aug. IA special
to The star from Perry, Oklnh0ms,
Gays Deputy Marshaln william Mick
and Dick Reed hau iuunlng fight
with two outlaws today. East VI here
tho outlaws gave the officers ELK.
mile chase. They were o7ught. They
turned out TO be Ben Craven aud VIM.
Chiltoudon, hnli.brced Chcfokou In.
disuS. They had MY stolen cattle In
their possession.
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NUS. CAuDNEn FOUND.
Tue Lady Thought to bs Temporarily
Iusnns.

A, NokWlcH, Conn, Aug. 7.-Annle
a. a., Gardiner Of Arcade, Nsb., the
nuLi'tan EndesvOr delegate VINO no
InS's,'sIi.u'ly disappeared aud Whose
husband received a letter announcing
set ueath, has been found. Sne lly.
,Hs ~ 1ho home OF IA family living at
sS',U,l"lgGhlown Green, suUurb Of this
ny She has been there sincs July
! shl was discovered last evening,
- - w. Landers, who calns from AZ.
,N1lh 70 discover her Whereabouts or
W llhe tho BODY home, was iaRen into
'ne presence OF Mrs. Gardner, aud the
,u.et1lew, which lasted long time.
va most affecting. Mrs. Gardner
, "o1il not admit her Identity at firsi.
sul sue sat before Mr. LandsIs. who
no., "5S EuoWn her for yeaTs, Tor a long
,"'' s WIN WIN an Indifferent air, while he
i.'' h't OF hor children aud broken
,'' ltei husband in Nebraska. FINALLY
.s N'inin broke down and tears rolled
VIVA psI ehsvkl AL Land.p. ,.I--
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rus CHINESE sAssAcRrs.
This P'Lip Government wIIIiaE to
Make HspArAtion.

wAsmNGroS, ID. g., Aug. t.
Minister iang Yu, Of China, and
Secretaries Moo and Chung, have re.
turned to Washington ~ take aay
action requisite In connection with tho
reported mAssscres OF Missionaries aud
the destruction VI American and
EnSllbh missionary property In China.
Tho miLlsiUr authorized the Associated
PreIs TO sxprst, his profound regret nj
the reports. Thus far there 10 meagre.
ness Of Uiiicial information nnd the
minister hopea that later and fuller To.
ports will modify tho severity OF the
unOflo ial reports which have come to
tue press. lie expressed the fullest
confidence that tho central govern.
mcut at Pokin will do oil Ia it, power
towards humane ana am pie action.
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Veteran Playwright Dead.

NEW York, Aug. 7.-Charlss Fo'
ter who, since the death OF Charles
Gaylur, has boon considered the oldest
living American playwright, Il dead.
Bright disease IL given ~ the cause
Of HE demise.
In 1859 Mr. Foster married Miss
Harriet Tanner. u NevpoIl, H. l.,
who died three months ago. He leaves
three daughters, Mts. Jacob Berlinger,
Mts. Frederick Goitliob amt Grace H.
EOitof.
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seeking pnrdo. Tor an Anarchist

NEW YORll, Aug. THE anarch.
lets OF the United States are seeking a
Communication for sentences oi imprison.
ment impoied on Alexander BeTkmRn
in 1892, who tried to AssAssinA,o Henry
Clay Friok, OF tho earn egie works,
wOunding Mr.. Flick with a pistol bull
let. BeTkmnn was sentenced TO
twenty-five years imprisonment, which
he IL now serving.
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rnn.rnI efnr. ralnsss.

BRooKLYS, n. Y, Aug. 1.-The
funeral VI the lsie Susan whittemote
rAlmAgs, wife Of DR.. r. De wiz Tai
mage, took place this afternoon from
La FRyeIts avenue Presbyterian
church. Rev. DR.. Gregg, pastor OF the
church, spoko In glowing terms OF tho
liie AID character u Ihs deceased.
lhs intefmonI took place In Green.
wood oemeLeTY.
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NEW York, Aug. THE Brother
hood OF Tailois hAs practically won the
Il ght for better wages and conditions.
Leader Meyer Schoenfold said this
mBtning that 800 tailors are still on
a strike In this city, ana nearly ~
many more In Brooklyn ami Browns
VILE.
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chinese ninI.,.r Dismissed.

PElIE, Aug. 7.-Hiiu Yung 81,
minister u the Chinese fuTeign Office,
has been dismissed, owing chiefly 10
tho part ho took 10 the neg stations for
the Russian loan aad In tie convon.
tlou recently arrived at by China and
Ffance, by which the latter country
was granted n gTsE, concession.
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VIVA sII,srrh,.ry Dw,ndlInE."

LONDON, Aug. Z. - The GiO5s this
afternoon gives prominence to AN In
teTyisw with Jefferson NJ. Levi, Of
Monticello, Virginia, who IL quoted ON
saying; "The Wild silver theory IL
dwiuuling Ia America" Levi Ia also
reported having expressed his belief
that the United States Ia on the high
rgad 70 great prosperity,
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Miss Fiasisr Released On hail

WASHINGTON, Aug, 7.-Miss Eliza.
beth FIugler who shot and killed
Ernest Green few days ago, suftsn.
dsfed herself TO the district criminal
cnurt today aud was released on SlO,.
900 hail 10 await the action OF the
grand Jury.
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Northern Pacine Receivers.

NEW YoRI, Aug. 7.-PTesldent
Ives, OF the Northern Pacific Railway
comIany, states that the general cOun.
tel has lett for tho West 10 make ap.
plication 10 tho various courts on the
iine OF the road Tor the removal Of the
present receivers, MeIsrs. Oskus, Payne,
ana Rouse, on the ground that the
court ut Milwaukee,, which appointed
them, has no Jurisdiction, no part Of
the road being IA that district.
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Az anI.,ni Isels.n,. moI..

wAsniSdToS, Aug. THE war
department has received telegram
from GeasrAl Coupipger, dated Jack.
sou's II 3le yestridAy. lie says he sent
Out Two more scouting parties anu one
returned. This leaves thre IN the
field, each Ia command " au officer.
lie reports all quiet and no Indians.
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victim Of Excessive Heat

WAsHISGTos, Aug Rear Ad-
mirsl Daniel AmmsB, retired, while
ON vitil 10 tho navy department this
morning, was Frustrated by an attack
Of vertigo, suprrinlucrd by excessive
heat. Hu WIS sout home ~ Ammsn-
dale, sid. Tho Eltsck IL believed to bs
serious, In Visw OF tue advanced age
Of the admiral,
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IdIs Mine Resumes WORK.

CALUMET, Mich, Aug. 7.-work
hiss been resumed Ia tho Copper Fails
mine. This IL the ntst Idle mine to
resume since tho improvement Ia tho
copper situation and II IL now the only
sclivn mine IN KrweenRw county.
There IL a prospect that several other
mines whore operations are suspended,
will resume with full forces In tho near
future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-07
On the Road TO Rnrn,nrr-

Mr.. 4. L. dc Rlcpcs who recently
underwent an operation f0f appendicitis
is Improving nicely and may inafsw
days be able to mlnglu with friends
aud ate nd 10 business a. heretofore.