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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-16
A WASTED LIYE.
Pedigree of tbs s.if-eonfe-sed slayer
of state senator NiorrIsssy,

81 LOUIS, Aug. l6.-As CLEANED
from Andrews, the self.cOnitssod
slayer OF e1.State Senator Peter Nor.
Tissey, life has been wasted which
should have beVn lived anu roun ed
out In honor.
~ come from no common stock
said heel am nm American, discounted
from the old X GicSerb0cEsr tribe. My
right name IN not A ndTsws. My great
grandfather was joseph Peter Van
TArssel, OF the old Van TATsssl family
that hTst settled where New York CiIy
stands today. oily ancestors came TO
this country from Holland when the
county was wilderness, and they
brought money aDd jawoiry aRd learn.
lug with Thorn. They were OF the
mobility. They figure Ia tho history NJ
New York state anu they fguts molly.
My CTandiatnor's brother was tue
OTiginsl Rip Van WinHIe, aud my
Grandmother was called lne belle Of
Manhattan island, anu, further, IL was
only by the meIuHt chance that my
mother e-cRIbd bscOmlUg Mr.. Cor.
aellus Vanderbilt, tho wife OF the OLD
commodore, lnB founder Of the Van.
detbilt wealth Hnd family.
"Coru,lius Vanderbilt, at that time
n travelling trader along Lho rivers IN
New York state, wasa iftquent visitor
a. my PARENTS house.
"hu paid much attention to my
mother anu my grandfather aucouf.
aged him, tut uue day hs acted IN
Extensively boorish and insulled thu
family no grossly That ny gTsnImoths 81
drove him iIom the hUuse, warning
MIN never to RETURN"
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rrcuLrAn AocIpEsr.
Carried 10 Iuto she Atr by a Large
Kite.

WiSoyA, Minu., Aug. ia pccu.
liar Incident which came near ending
the earth y career OF Charles BARBER, OF
this city, occurred here last evening.
during kite nyiug contest, rhrse
contests have been growing iu iut8nst
for some TINS pact. In consequence
the kites have been growing Ia EiEG.
MT. Barber appca6c with Uue mvasut.
iug nearly eight feet FROM tup 10 bot.
tom, nnd with the assistance Oi "a
couple OF friends he proceeded ~ i'y DO.
After tue Mite was we'll M tue air
Barber fastened the rope by which 90
was neld around his body, NUGuJuor
hal he Il ne this thul tie friends who
were aiding him lot 20 tho oDid. Mr..
BARBER WAS dragged along the ground
Tor some toIs an then lltUI
bodily into the air. Too kilr pulled
him into the air over fifteen Zee!
aud then the wind seemed tOdis away.
Ina few minutes he was dropped into
tue river. Tied A. he was 10 tue Ike
Barber conid not sluk AMI la Hh.T.
time was Tezcuud by man Win a
boat.
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CHICAGO, Aug. lG.-rhs recent
trouble, at 5pring Valley have GwaE'
enOd the colOrod people 10 what they
deem an urgent necessity for AN Or
ganiza.ion Tor tbs protection Of coioreu
people In the State VI Illinois.
the chief object, ~ brought out nj
citizens COmmitte meeting last
night, isto quietly organl6s the state,
rAisV au emergency fund, aud by thai
means secure the cooperation OF per
sons who arc not insympathy with the
mslhOds Of the professional Agitator.
tits contsnded that the colofed maui
beet interest cannot be served by azita'
ton.
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GOLD Alta PREMIUM
!, Irp,ril1t Fact R''aiIT' 10 The
" Financial Situation
..,,.,crlOss OF TIE SYNDICATE
mn supposed to continue to A''O"a'
" late cold IN Secret
Manuer.

600 yopK, Aug. id.-Tho Hera'"
sI mos, important fact that nN'
N'" in connection with tho
49,, ..',I situation /, ihS, a small
n' s,nn IL being paid for gold OBJ
p'',,,om sources outside tue SUD
I''us .,,. An inquiry revealed the fact
u ,,,v little Of this gold IL shipped
'n, 49,, iussmuch rs tho romitisfs
" .,,ndras the necessary gold In
Wv tram the sub.ireasury without
r,ylps any premium ..,.,,
I,',,,oiu DO learned the premium
s,.g,,,ld for assay ofilcc bars aud
hel l.' ma came from private bmrll-
l y sths West. Ths premium 10 many
tu 4, r,ii Tor IN assay Cilijo checks,
oss gnsu the gold was deposited In
gl',tu..Ttng of the government. THIS
Ils ~, 10 tbs sane thing a. taking
'u it 1,', mere conjecture how many, u
az. arc paying u premium for goiI,
.;,bs isc. IL known that TIE goIi
.ysiirstr on Tuesdby llst uopo.Nou ~
,....,y office $500, 900 In gold bullion
, ,t' ,ssc.ysd assay office checks for 1t.
M mi, amoun, $4,000 consisted oil
.,i,sis ,meltpfJ hsfs and the ro'
,a,,rJer on assay office bare.
~ r,nelusion 10 DO drawn from
u'.i,,n.actlon 10 that tho syndicate u
c+Stibuipg N, accumulation OF Rolli
.tis5tsiprossd ~ have been going
ra IN some time, but the extent OF
vblsb la. teeu carefully concealed
on c5uf,o all this does not indicate
mai s6li rules ats premium, for there
mad fi,uly In obtaining II nj tho
,1s'tfrs.ufy without paying a pre-
MUM. The fact Of ruling premium
W.u,I ,oJn become known, but tho
hrt that special ctiottt are made to
t,spiI secret that ANY premiums are
faIi-ii such 10 really tho cssc--seems
10 Indicate that tie Syndicate has an
Object in Keeping Us plan quiet. II II
were known thai it were truu that tue
,yndiuate has set out 10 accumulate u
large amount VI bullion for tho purpose
OF protecting the treasury reserve or
iof other purposes, Ia plane might be
ulrdefud IN Onu wpy OF another.
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1sy) evening IN the ward meeting
house, NJ $50 o'clock. Elder JeuRin.
s1n hts lrny BEEN associated with the
Tatl n prosidtut Of Y. y. NJ. |. A
Ari teacher ~ the n5snal class ia the
sunday scIo,l, iulng ut this same time
.lhs honorary positions, aud tho Vr0.
posed sgttrsiumrnt ~ given ~ a
i0trn The align esteem in which he
is held IN Tho wnfl. Hil iutuTo hoae
Ia 1mi'hirlj, Cache county, where he
expect 10 remove lnr latter part Of the
mnutl.
a cordial invitation Ia extended 10
mtmuers n the ward q be present. 40
AImissi1n ohnrgCe.
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sep.r.,. n.e.iyer. No, GRANTED.

DENVER, Aug. l5.-A special to tue
Neus rom Albuquerque, y. 81, sAys:
Judge Collier tnis afternoon, In an
opiuion mighty oomplimeutud for It,
ofudition aud grasp OF the fundamen.
tai pOiuta % recBivership laws and
their application 10 this case, rendered
M opinion, denying the prayer " the
United states trust company, trustee
Of the $40, 100000 fifst mortgage Milan
ito * Ia iio Railroad company bonds,
Tor the appointment VI separate re-
cciysu. La this city the decislon
gives universal Joy, Tor II has been
conceded for days that the appoint
ment Of separate receiver aud toe
RegTegatisn Of the Atlantic & Pacific
RAILROAD company from the santa Fs
system would mean ruin . Aibuquet.
que, as well no 10 the many town, ami
villages along that line which DO
business with business men Of this
city.
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DENvER, Col, Aug. lG--A two
story DTick bulldog Oh Santa 10 anu
Niuth avenues, known NJ O'Donnel
block, collapsed today without warn
Ing. Tho following people were In.
Iured' MTs. LectOr Miller, hit on tho
head by brIGkt; Fred MilisrslE mJnIh.
old, severely bruised; Captain H.. v.
Williams, manager ~ tho Rocky
Mountain Carriage W.fks, arm cut
Anu suffering from the shock. Just
what caused theRccidrntiS nOt known,
but It IL supposed heavy rains loosened
tbs roof supports, craving the eide
walls toward the center, The damage
AmUnnls 10 about 10000.
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First Precinct Primaries.

Tho Republican primafloa Of the
Fire. precinct will be hoid,st .Ee follow.
ing piacv'
AaurA-Gulc's store, corner Nlnth
.ast nul Tuntu South, FIrsL Ward
AnueN 10 Flfst ward meeting house.
second wArd-Gto. Olsun's rrsidonce,
UaI Flith Easg. Third Wnrl-uIl
Thlfd ward meeting huute. Eighth
MarI-JusltCs Stlis's UiliCe, RlcStt't
block, state anu rhlfi Sautn. Ninth
WarI-Aun-x to Ninth wars muaglng
noufr. Nrntu MAri-W. Plckenus' @
store, 400 Seventh kasI.
me p.ilg viii opsu Ht / O'Clock aad
ulyle al p, IA.
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BUSY IN THE POLICE COURT.
The Dance Hall Case Again Gor, ever
Unul Attorneys Cau Agree yu II.

To-Day was busy lay Tor tho police
court. a number Of minor case, wcfo
disposed OL
Tho case Of tue city Egainst Jacob
Bifcumshaw flr maintaining nui-
'aucs in the shape Of o dare, house
KS c9n,iuuod until an agreement
should be- made between the attorneys
ns 30 the lime. Ia toe meantime the
defendant Is allowed to 80 on his own
Tccog l1aur'.
TIM vALrpS rRATr ErIsJuE.
CONCERNING the warrant sworn nut
against Mr. Walton N. Pratt ~ chron.
icicd IA tue police cUutt items oi tnis
paper last evening tbat gentleman
called ot the NENs office tulsa tpfuuDu
anu declared that ~ wau wholly Win.
| out foundation IA fact. lie denies m,st
vmphauCalIy that he kei himself
! ny ~ reported ny the riliuurt W that uu
NuJw anything ~ Hll VI u complaint
| having been made against MIN " that
n warrant hai been Issued iOt his NJ.
rest The nf.t ho surw NJ it, ho says,
was lnt0 last evening when ne real the
| pRr"L lhis morning he called ~ tue
police station hud lail tuu lArs before
the prosecuting attorney, after which
| tue case was set down for hcariug M
! . O'CLOCK Monday Afternoon whom ME
| ffatt SAYS he will establish hls iung,
/ cuucb aui secure n complete "iIaiul'
/ ti1u. HU WIS AIl0vri .T 20 on nli
own tecogulz,ucu unltl thA' time.
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TERRIBLE sTOun IN JAPAN.
GTent Loss of Life aud Destruction oi
Property.

hF"p"NA1s
BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. l6.-Advloss
have been received from tho OtlenI TO
the effect that Japan was visited by n
terrible storm on tue 24.h and 2Olh Of
July. Those hurricanes swept across
kiushs, passed along the shores Of tho
island sea, crossed over tho central
districts OF the main Island anu
emerged into the Pacific OCEAN.
Its track was everywhere marked
by great loss Of lifo and destruction Of
property, and NJ the catastrophe was
followed by q heavy rain storm, inun.
dAtiOns added their devastating effects
TO the havoc wrought by the wind. IL
Ia calculated that over 1000 people
were killed or drowned.
Ulina, tho town that served NJ u
military basis during tue recent war,
iult tho full force of the Tempest. The
town was completely swAmpsd by the
sea and over 100 boats were smashed.
Among these boats were 100 belonging
to the army stores department. They
were laden with supplies destined for
the use Of tho troops In the Lilac Tung
peuineuia,
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AlIer.d Alilmnled Mnrher.

To-day Detectives sheets and Raleigh
mgio what they believe u OoAvofy
important capture Ia the form u Phil
Wslsh. Hv IL held Tor tho Dsnver
officials on tho change " sl,rmpi,d
murder. Information he's been 10.
urivpi % 'rD eject that the Ian was
"a on g 900 bonds anu his bOhb,msn
becoming frightened delivered him
over 10 tue sheriff. On his way 10 tue
jail ho knocked the uiiucT down with
sgnd bag ana escaped. Special care
IL being tAsou NJ tue isil while he Ia
confined.
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We,t, hut the Western tocisty vii, In
the iutuft, endeAyUf " guide tar m.
migrants gestwsti. Nt., A uus
hgusht0u OF seattle, WASH, iuaug,i.
iaieJ this p,au, and tie puslUft uf last
uishp4 meeting was ~ suc.Ifs the co.
operation VI tho different ttate,. IL
was said by those present that NJ .cr uu
tue gtyuui Nor % como mg uIiliiuv
will Ls seourei. Tho ptOiucts ~
Montana, washington, ldsho, Mime.
sofa, Atizona, New Mexico aud uturr
weslefn stales su1 Ca1ada Will BE- ex-
hibiled.
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NEW York, Aug. lG.-The Herald
Correspondent IN RIO do JauoirO tule-
gnphs that the French charge
JhfaiTes and the Brazilian minister
5iiofrlgu aiiairs ha' o signed protocol
isfeclrg 10 submit the question Of the
oNnrlsAip Of the territory Of Amapa
l5srblfation with the king OF Swedon
ntt'ttte. Each country 10 TO be al
9soi until April, 1893, 20 submit its
claims.
The inquiry into the imprisonment
Of Bnz.liAus aud the trials OF the late
governor Of French Guinea ami OF the
Commander Oi the gunboat Bengala
Will be tutpof ded, pending the de.
thlon u the king OF Sweden, alter
which they will bn subjects for diplo-
matte NEGOTIATIONS,
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QUEESsTOwN, Aug. l6,-News has
renched here that large passenger
steamer Ian ashore on the coast In the
vicinity Vi BaIlcoIton, to the EastwGrI
VI this hErsaL Ii 10 presumed 10 DO a
vessel bound tor this port from olthor
Liverpool Or Southampton, elth ugh
uothing dsnnile Ia SHOWN. A denss
fox Is prevailing along tho COAT snd
tue coast guards have gone to Bslll-
clifton win Ne ssviag apparatus.
When Cosst guATdsmsn arrived ct
BaIlyeoltou they found the sleamur
nad been 1Jsted AMI proceeded on her
journey. Her IDENTITY 10 not estab.
llshnd.
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M..t.ra rni.n nensaer nssd.

CHICAGO, Aug. 10. Dowit. Cong.
dou, VINO tor the ptst twenty years
has boon late night msnagot OF tue
Western Union Telegraph company 10
THIS city, with luusilcuOn over tho
vast service " that ms tuition irom
hero TO the Pacific cIus:, died at an
carly hOur this morning,
hr. COugluu suil sfud ~ ap0nlocic
stroke "Wednesday night Uud never gu-
covered CJusol. uFutss
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DRINK Ann LIrEuAruRE.
Comparison BcivcTn the laws of Tag
inud nnd the Juitcd states.


inud nud tie Juitcd states,
LuND9S, Aug. iG.-Sp-clni articles
appear IN the IimCs this morning on q
comparison Of thu driuk laws o. Eng-
land, America anu on the possession
Of literature In America. The latter
articles aay that although In no o1uu.
Try 10 the world IL literature held Ia n
greater ssleom than la America, at.
thUrship 10 more poid there than in
England aud the immensely Ui the
country ana tue difficulties OF tho cir.
culatlon OF literature make publishers
chary VI encouraging young and un-
known talent Active minds, there
fore, tlnI more Profitable iolae In COM
mutce, etc., than In literature, aud
there u no apparent prospect Of now
Lowell OF Emerson afising,
In an editorial, the 7HICa dlfcussss
this article and the copyright ques.
ton, especially NJ ~ concerns CHnadu,
Ia which the 7iHIos goes ON 10 say,
"Mf. Chamberlain NJ secretary Of state
for the colonies has Troublesome
question 10 settle. lie eau give but one
answer 10 CanadA's request. Naturally
tho Americans would cay, III tho
Canadians are authorized 10 sell stole n
&c 10 In our midst We must bs author.
iIsd 10 do 80 Alao.'0
Tbs editorial concludes! SIT seems
hardly worth whiloto domOli.h labor.
iously constructed ediilce Of inlefna.
tionnl honesty Tor the sake Of puttir Z
money into tho pockets OF seven or
eight Canadian nrms."'
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oonfederAi. General Do.d.

RICuMOsD, Aug, l6,-Gonerai john
ID. Imbodsn, this famous Confederate
cavalry general, w0o died yesterday at
Abingdon, southVs,t Virginia, was
a gradual. Of the virginia mlliisry
institute. He participated In all the
principal battles. After tho war lac
engaged largely IN mining ana rail.
road enterprises and met frequent 10.
VERSES. lie diei poor. Hs was "a
years old anu married four timeF.
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Of train robbery, ana gives orders In n
stern manner, cufslBg them when they
do not obey orders. At one time he
yelled out: "ThAps the way 10 DO u,
Doys; mike every last Oue Of them
cough M. We VIII make more money
out Of this train robbery than we could
mahe swlping horses all summer;
cough uD here, old fsllow-how much
have you gU.2"
Zip Is sinking fast; not eating any.
thing worth speaking Of, aud " VIII
not be long until the n ted bandit viii
be compelled ~ succumb 10 the newt
able.
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WAS nYrNoTIzED.
4 wealthy FsTmvr'. Daughter who
HAD Meyer Head IriIbS.

Had Meyer Head TriIbS.
NEw York, Aug. lB.-A special to
Tue Herald from Richhsld Spring.
nyi;
A, the fts, grand ball OF the season
~ Tie Darlington hoIvl, Mlss Abigail
hlArs, the daughter Of u wealthy far
met Of East spring fie.d township, had
an experience which irngicaliy illus-
ualss tho hypnotic craze. The wealth
md fashion VI hall n dozen gTsRt citias
we're represented at this DAll, but ma.
lions anu debutantrs were all eclipHed
" TIE magnificent Appearance OF Miss
epalts, who was not known 10 any OF
'he members OF the iloor oomtnitter,
Dlsisllng Of leaders OF society from ths
sAsl Enl and west. A. the music fell
illn minor key rad the strains Of
AN Claire do In Luuo," echoed plain.
uve'y down the hell, the unknown
gNetgd u piercing SHREK aud ten iIli
,ehglh On the ball room door. la an
Instant all was confusion nud her np.
Afently li.sloss body was borne away.
~ b1t'and was called aud diagnosed
'4e eas9 as calhlerey.
lhyuiTy, however, developed the
Aet that the girl WAS tho victim Oi
u!ptoIlo suggestion; that eho had
ls'eI read Iulby; had never been 70
auAW before Gnu actually had never
,sAl'1el before In her HE. she was
ilHoiueed 10 S.orF * tlleu, hsr escort,
=! young man whose name Is not
even beosusu orimiuhl proceedings uts
"lo Instituted HgHiUsthIn. Hs hyp.
'slS'u lhe xiii early IA the evening
,loNe hsr 10 tue hotel In a closed car.
,lse, aud bIrrow1d the ilnoTy Ia
which she was dressed.
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Black .Ilawk War Yet,rans.

Tue following information concern.
ing tho third annual messing Of tho
Black Hawk war veterans VS. re-
csiy, d at tue NEWS Oiiire ~ lay!
Headquarters Comrades Of the Black
Hawk War,
srHISdvILLE, Utah, Aug. Ia, 1895,
uINEnAL oRpuRs 80. o.
Dear Comfade: You aud your family
arc respectfully invited Ia - tend lhroe
days camp lire and reunion picnic, 0ftho
UMh county comrades Of the BlHOk.
hawk war OF 1867, to be- hold IN tho
beautiful now pavilion, NJ Spanish Fork,
commencing Al ~ o'clock noon, August
-Ist, and ending ~ ~ o'clock noon,
August .irh, 1855.
Cunraio., you arc cordially requested
70 suspend your usual labOfs anu attend
this reunion, once more to hear the
"bug,o calp and clasp hands with old
time ironds, thus renewing, through
recreation aud fc'tlylty, old and pleasant
acquaintance.
Iy order OF the executive committee,
!. NJ. WT.TwuUD, Chairman,
4. C.. BuNEh Secretary
ouuNrrrgs,
on CommistTy-W. q. Greer, James
Miller, a., -. Ferguson, w. T.. DAVIS,
John Jones',
on Tongo-J0hu IOugItou, a. Bab-
cock. W. a.. PnCn,
on guard-W. D.. Thomas, Isaac
BDwers, ", II, day,
on Programme william Creor, 4. T..
Thomas, August owuusuu.
on reception David buysok, William
Stuk6r, a., a., llalUs,
ON hnauco-E, j., Thomas, u, Nelson,
4. G.. Davis.
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wEsrEKN SOCIETY
Permanent Headquarters Established
Ia chicago,

CHICAGO, Aug. lo,--At u meeting
Of the. Western society last night II
was decided 10 establish permanent
headquarters Ia this city, with exhibits
from the different slalos, showing
their products ana the advantages oil
the West End Norlhwest. Tho object
Of the society is 10 furnish information
10 people desiring TO locate In the
western country. 2. +. Daily, an
agent Of the Canadian government W IS
present aud was Aum tlel 10 cooperate
with the western society.
The railroad officers nSVs heretofore
been the distributing agency for many
VI the people seeking hOmSa IN tue
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on'lnv Mortnliy wonndpd.

IL ENID o. T., Aug. l6.-Zlp Wyatt,
!he famous outlaw VINO was shut
,Nlougn the BODY by United state.
maTshals In the latlle which prsoedcd
m ',,, elApIuI', now lies In jan here with
HWY " no nope OF his recovery. For
, ,,',l 'H,t TWO ueNs ami nights Wyattbs
,''Hu nss seemed to leave him Rt inter
,-N, Nhen, IN half dreamy way, no
i '"asiues hlm'eli on tho road again,
,m,y'GIuB up lTAiub and going through
,u' luu ~ lA"ltti scenes Of hls life. He
'''H4S 10 mink himsell IN command
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IirchnnnnrItI.h yrn..I.

NEW York, Aug. l6.-Advices
from Barbados, under date OF July 90,
state that breaches Of international
law, like filibustorlng expeditions.
seem 10 bs on the increase IN the Car.
fibgRn sea. Tue latest as well ~ the
one likely to attract considerable Mt.
tentinn, 10 tho flting upon u British
schooner In British waters by Nene.
EuclRn gunbUat. The schooner Ellen,
which Is 0wned and sailed by Captain
TTuAillo, = Btltlsher, and registered AT
Trinidad, passed under the muzLls OF y
Venezuelan gunbnst ami, though the
captain sent the English nag u his
mi2Eeumast head, the eEuolanB
simply ignored II ani continued their
firing, reading the sails Of the British
vessel In several places aud refused 10
Ccn.e firing until the British vessel
had hove to and allowed tue VenuEuol.
all cruiter 10 com. alongside.
Captain Trux III reported as above tc
the haTbOr master NJ Pvr..Eu.SpAiu.
lie was asked to make n sworn dsclAr.
alton Of ths facts rs stated, which he
Immediately did.
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AKcoNIA, Aug, l1.-Whilo the po.
lies today were arTB'ling an anarchist
named Bernadslli, who was plaoari-
ing the thorOughisT6s with a manifesto
ouloglzing C-ssrio SAnio, the muir.
dsTer OF tbs lRts President Garnet, n
bomb WAS exploded IN front OF the
French consulate, doing much dam.
AYR
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Funeral on sunday

ITO funeral services over the re-
mains Of Mrs, Caroline ParIsn, whose
death occurred yesterday, VIII be hrld
In Tue SIAlr"ntn ward meeting mouse
al ~ o'clock SUNDAY, AuRusl lo''.
All friends VI tue family arc lnylIeu
~ attend.
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III. aystsriou. hamilton case.

CHICAGO, Aug. l6.-No trace has
been found Of az. Arthur Hamilton,
Of Los Angeles, Cal, nor his wife,
whom no deserted Tueeday night
while she was waiting for n lunch IN
Restaurant ON Adams street.
The last person VINO saw Mra. Ham
ilion was Mise Katherine stein, the
caihior OF the restauraut. Thefo 10
considerable mystery about the case.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-16

FRANilFORT, Ky, Aug. 10. - The
retufn6 suUw that senator Blackburn
has enough pledges to secure h,s re-
election, provided the Districts before
carried by tbs Democrats give the
usual retuits. Many OF those pledged
t. Black Dutn arc opposed 20 his iTov
silver Views.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-16

WAsusGIUs, Aug. ld.-lt isprnc'
tica'ly certain that the contract TOT
irrigation work recommended uy
Agent Trtur viii he made within d
month by the government, Hud tusl
Indians will bu given WuiA. lnis vii
ouaOlo t.cm 10 csfu u g0ui living lul'
log the wIutaG
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-16

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l6.-Ihe fire.
Chinu1b whoclmun's club In America
has been formed la Philadelphia. MOO
Head and Nun > nv are at ths heat
Of II, aud have luHsud hall on Rice
sltOol as headquarters ami for u cyclsfs'
ridiug academy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-16
Millionaire Mis,inr.

NEw York. AuR.lG.-A local paper
sayt3 "Iho friends Of Melvin smith
of No, ~ Hs!tvy street, Brooklyn, are
searching tor him everywhere, Hr
has boon missing Tor two wutks And
foul plsy Ia lestod. Mr., Smith Ia u
miiloualte Ani wears diamonds valued
NJ $4,000 ami other valuable JuTelry,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-16

MOUNT ETEUiIsG, Eyn Aug 10 So
john johnson, u.IlTea, vas hanged
here today tor the KILLING ~ Policeman
Charles Evnsa, June 10. He lived
iliievh MINUTES alter the drop was
sp'uuG. rhtcr thousand people wit
nvs-t4 iuO hanging.