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aIr. Bankers Interview.

LONDON, Aug. 3O.-The Daily News
tomorrow will publish a dispatch from
Constantinople giving an account of
an interview with Mr.. Barker who. in
stead of Governor Vincent, as before
reported, was held as a. hostage by the
Armenians who seized the Ottoman
bank on Wednesday last. Mr.. Barker
says his captors told him they came
from Macedonia and that they intended
also to attack the porte and the pa
triarchate, to blow up the Voivoida po-
lice station and seize the Credit Lyon
naise, but matters were precipitated
at the Ottoman bank. They further
said that they would shortly return to
Constantinople and persist in their
demands upon the government until
they should get what they required,
namely, the reforms formulated by the
powers in 1885, together with COM
plete autonomy for the provinces.
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IMDEx0F ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS

PAGE ONE.
The Hero is Not Daunted.
Earl Lii at Grants Tomb.
CieveIand's scheme.
Big Counterfeiting Scheme.
No Further Disturbance.
PAGE TWO. =.
Indianapolis Forecast.
Our Berlin Cable.
PAGE THREE.
Among Our Mining Camps.
The Live Stock Market.
PAGE FOUR.
Confidence
PAGE FIVE.
Reeds Old Orchard Speech Ana
Iyzed.
PAGE SIX.
Farm and Garden
PAGE SEVEN.
News from Nearby Towns.
Ogden Occurrences.
PAGE EIGHT.
The Churches Yesterday.
Park City Defeats Fort Douglas.
a Wife Beater Jailed.
The Relay Race.
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ARKANSAS POPULISTS.
State Central Committee Issues an
Address to the Voters.


Address to the Voters.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Aug S0-The
state Populist central committee issued
a long address to the voters yesterday.
After arraigning the Democracy for all
the views known to the criminal calendar
the address says:
This question of personal liberty is of
more importance just now than any ques-
ton of finance or tariff. To be a free
man is of more Importance than having
free silver
1.-THE Democratic party is wholly respon-
siole for the present vicious. barbarous,
un-American, Un-Democratic election laws,
and some of the leaders. even though they
profess to favor honest elections are
largely responsible for its present condi-
ton.
They oppose any and every amend
ment looking to any Improvement or mod
ifcatiOn. Then. if reform is to be had, it
will not and cannot be had by electing a.
Democratic ticket.
1--WE appeal to all honest men whether
Democrats. Republicans, Populists or
Prohibitionists to vote for no man who is
not in favor of honest elections.
Defeat with your honor unsullied is
better than success cIouded by fraud. The
hope for reform and relief depends upon
our party.
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CERTAIN WAR VETERANS.
The Twelfth Annual Encampment of
the Western Branch Now in ses-
sion.

BELLEVILLE, ILL.,, Aug. 3O.-The
twelfth annual encampment of the western
branch of the North American Keyer-
bund German War Veteran society was
begun here today. Eighteen states and
British America were represented by the
delegates, most of whom arrived yester-
day. The sol societies of the western
branch sent 15CO representatives. The ex-
ercises were held at the fair grounds
After reveille the delegates, escorted by
the local G.. A. r. post, paraded the city.
Mayor Sunl1e, civil war veteran, made
the welcoming speech at IL a. m Rev
William Weber. of Belleville, ex-president
of the keyerbund, then addressed the dele
gates for one hour The ruling tone of his
remarks was loyalty to America Three
cheers for the Stars and Stripes finished
the formal exercises. and the day con-
cluded with music and athletic games.
Business meetings will be held tomorrow
and Tuesday and the Keyerbund will con-
clude its meeting Tuesday night.
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wEDDrsG AT GRAY GABLES.

SANDWICH, Mass, Aug. 3O.-Mr.
John ]. Nolan and Miss Jennie Schultz
I.anders, eoachman and governess re-
spectively in the household of President
Cleveland were married in this city
this afternoon by Rev. j. D. o'Keefe.
The bridal party drove up from Gray
Gables early in TIE day and lunched at
the house of a friend. The ceremony
was performed at the rectory in the
afternoon. No invitations had been is
sued, and none but the members of
the wedding party were present. After
the services the couple returned to
Gray Gables, where dinner was served.
There they received the hearty con-
CALCULATIONS of President and Mrs
Cleveland, The former remembering
them with a substantial check. After
a short bridal trip, the bride and groom
will resume their duties in the house
hold.
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nv THEa GAS RnIrE.

CHICAGO, Aug. 3o-Emmett R. Schall,
a Chicagoan of wealth and many years
residence, was found dead behind the
locked door of his chamber in his resi-
dence at 1922 Prairie avenue at $3.50 o'clock
last night.
The gas in the bedroom had been turn
ed on and Schall had died from asphyxia-
ton. The circumstances appear to point
to suicide. There is, however, a cloak
of seeming mystery around the facts,
which the coroner will endeavor to lift
away tomorrow.
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ROCKVILLE. Md, Aug. Ex-senator
Stewart of Nevada last night address
ed one of the largest audiences ever
assembled here to hear a political
speech. Judge Fleming of Kentucky
also spoke. The speeches We're liber-
ally applauded. Senator Stewart dealt
with the history OF money up to the
present date. He also handled, I'M
gloved, Sherman, Harrison, Reed, Nc
Kinley and other members of the Re-
publican party. His eulogy of Mr.
Bryan was received with ringing
cheers.
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Must support Bryan and seyvaII

TRENTON, N. J., Aug. 3O.-The Dem
ocratic city committee of Trenton,
which is exclusively controlled by sill
yer men. has adopted a resolution pro-
viding that gold Democrats must take
an oath to support Began and Sewall
before being permitted to elect dele
gates to the state convention of Sep
Amber 8, which has been called for
The purpose of nominating presidential
electors. The members of the city
committee are the judges of the pri-
mary elections and have the power to
carry out the provisions of the reso-
luton adopted.
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In the Conl necions.

wILKESBARRE. Pa, Aug. 80
John NJ Garman, chairman of the state
Democratic committee. arrived home
from Erie today While away he had
"a conference with Mr.. Bryan and the
latter stated that he wanted to visit
the coal regions. He requested Mr.
Garman to send him a map of the rail-
roads of the Wyoming and Laciawan-
ma regions so that a route could be
traced by which he could take in
Scranton, WillSesbarre and Pottsville
on his way to Buffalo and Philadelphia
next month.
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ENJOY HIS VISIT GREATLY.
will BE :. Grand Recention.

VANCOUVER, B. c. Aug. 3O.-The
Chinese merchants of Vancouver have
decided not to be behind their country
men in the east in showing honor to
China's grand old man." Lii Hung
Chang. Arran genents have been made
to give his excellency a grand receD-
ton on his arrival here. A triumphal
arch and fireworks ON a. grand scale
have been decided on. The full pro-
graanme has not yet been made public.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 3O--The Herald
this morning says: President Cleve-
lands visit to this city yesterday, the
prime object of which was the recep-
ton of the Chinese ambassador. afford
ed him at the same time an excellent
opportunity of discussing the political
situation with the sound money
members OF his cabinet.
1t is said that Mr.. Cleveland did not
suffer the golden chance to slip. AS
soon as Ii had departed, the members
OF the cabinet present-Messrs. Olney,
Carlisle, Harmon and LamOnt-and
Mr. Whitney, whose sound money
views are well known, began, it is
said, an informal discussion of the sit
uatfon, dwelling principally on the
question of a third ticket. It is under
stood that Mr. Cleveland told the gen.
tlemen present that he would shortly
issue an open letter on the money ques-
ton and that he had wished to con-
suit them as to its details. The discus
sion was prolonged for more than an
hour preceding the luncheon served in
Mr.. Whitney's house and was also con-
tinued during the repast.
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A SURPRISE AND SUICIDE.

PITTSBURG, Pa, Aug. SO.-Malchoir
Diebold. shoemaker OF 1O4 Heron ave
nue.. returned home this morning from
Wheeling, where he has been since Au-
gust IL The first thing that met his eye
was a sheriff's sale notice, which had
been posted on his door during his alb
sence, and drawing his revolver, he shot
himself through the head dying in a few
minutes. He was the father of a large
family and was 50 years old.
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NIARTqNEIAPs INSTALLATION.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3O.-Cardinal Sa-
TOLL has received letter from Rome an
nouncing that Archbishop Martinelli, the
new papal delegate, viii sail from Genoa
on the steamer Fulda. on September g.
The ceremony of the installation will
take place at the residence of Cardinal
Satolli and will be an impressive. yet very
simple function Cardinal Satolli will in
vite a few personal friends to be present.
Cardinal SatolH will sail on October IT.
DR.. Rocker will remain in Washington
as Martinellis secretary.
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ENDORSE CLEVHG. AND.

ALBUQUERQUE. n. NJ. Aug. 30-The
sound money Democrats of New Mexico
yesterday perfected a permanent organiza-
ton ana elected the following delegates
to the indianapolis convention; J. w.
S7hnneld. George .. Robin. w. E. Dame,
II. L. Waldo, John W. Poe and w. B.
Ghiluers
The resolutions endorse the Cleveland
administration and condemn the Chicago
platform.
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PRINCE LoBANOFF' ROSTOVISKI
deal

LONDON, Aug. 3O-The Daily Tele-
graph tomorrow will publish a Keiffe
dispatch saying that Prince Lobanoff-
Rostoviski, the Russia1 minister of for
eign affairs, who accompanied the car
and czarina on their recently-begun for
eign tour died suddenly today while On
his way from Vienna to Kieffe.
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ft-hand swing and landed hard with

left-hand swing and landed hard with
his right on the jaw. In the mix-up
which followed, Purtell swung his right
and Ryan went down, his head strik-
ing the floor with terrific force. Twice
he rose game as a pebble only to re-
ceive another swing on the jaw. The
third time proved Purtells charm.
About 500 people attended the fight, go
ing or a special train Purten will now
go east to meet Joe Walcott-
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struggling in the water Miss Carmo's
life preserver held her up until assistance
came, but Coles got away from him and
being unable 20 swim ne quickly sank.
His body was recovered in twenty minutes
afterwards. Cole had just recovered from
at the same resort two weeks ago.
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THE DAuNT4lESs NAY GO TO SEA.

SAVANNAH. Ga, Aug. SO-The
revenue cutter Boutwell, has gone to
Brunswick, presumably to watch the
Dauntiess. The quarantine authorities
will allow the Dauntless to go to sea
if she SO desires. which it is under
stood she does, but she will be watched
No steps have yet been taken TO ar
rest the officers for violation of neu-
trality laws. For several days the
Dauntless was obliged to use sea water
in her boilers, and on her arrival at
Brunswick was nearly out of fuel.
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An Entente Rea ched.

VIENNA. Aug. 9O-It is reported
that an entente has been reached be-
tween Russia by the terms of which
the two governments will oppose the
claims of the Armenians upon Turkey,
and will support the sultan in the
maintenance of his territory intact
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FELL INTO THE BAY.
Am Aeronaut Drowned, While His
Communion Has a Narrow Escape.

ConpaniOn Has a NarrO7v Escape.
TOLEDO, O., Aug. SO.-Prof. E. D. Cole,
of Ann Arbor. Mich, an aeronaut, was
drowned in the bay off Presoue Island
this afternoon and his companion, Josie
Carmo, narrowly escaped a similar fate.
The couple have been here for some days
giving balloon ascensions at a resort on
the bay shore. They made an ascension
this afternoon and were to drop with
parachutes The high wind carried the
balloon off shore and in a short time Cole
and his companion found themselves
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IN HONOR OF CAR AND CzARINA.

KIEFF, Aug. 3O.-AH Of the public and
many of the private buildings in Kieff
have been profusely decorated in antici-
patton of the visit of the car and car
ina, who, it is expected, will remain here
from August 81 to September g. Crowds
of people from the surrounding country
are flocking into the city and the hotels
are already crowded to their fullest ca
pacity.
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No FURTHER
DISTURBANCE.
All is Reported Quiet BY the
Officials in COnStan-
tinOple.
APPEALING TO THE SULTAN
Foreign Diplomats Make a Strong
Protest.
APPEALING TO THE SULTAN

Give Warning of the Grave Conse-
quences if the Killing and Pill
laying Does Not CONSOLIDATION
Says His Captors Were MacedO-
nians-Russia and Austria Under
stand Each Other.
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PURTELL AND RYAN.

Pugs Furnish Sensation For Mis-
Souri, Sports.
KANSAS CITY, NO, Aug. SO.-Paddy
Purtell. the local welterweight, and
Jimmy Ryan of Cincinnati fought this
afternoon at a spot about twenty miles
south Of this city, and Purtell scored d
Knockout in the sixth round. Until
the very termination OF the go, honors
went to Ryan, whose defeat was large
iy attributable to his lack of ring gen
eralship- In the first part of the sixth
he split Purteli's eye with a vicious
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-31
President Cleveland Will Tell
Us Just Where He
Stands.
CONFERS WITH THE CABINET
An Informal Discussion of the
Situation.

The President Desired to Have a
Short Talk with His Lieutenants
Ere He Mapped Out His Plan of
Cnmpaign-OIney, Carlisle, Har-
mon and Lamont Doubtless Fur
nished Some of the Details.
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THE HERO IS
NOT DAUNTED
8ryan Says He Will Speak on
the Prairie.
RECEPTION IN HIS HONOR
Democratic City Committee of
Trenton, N. j.

Senator Stewart of Nevada Address
es a Large Audience and Pays
His Respects to She Republican
Observation-Disclosures the Democrat
&c Nominee.
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ONE-TIME ADVERTISING

Is good enough in its way, but
you should keep your name and
bargains before the public con-
stantly If you want to make
money.
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ON THE IRON CASKET

Before doing so he made profound
bow. AT his side were Colonel Fred
Grant, his brother U. S. Grant, of
San Diego, California, and his son u.
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Keep moving and advertising in
dull times as well as good times
Don't slack.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-20
AMONG THE l'OSslBlI.IrlEs.

There seems to he no end to the pos
slble uses to which the Roentgen Y
rays may be p,r.. Thomas a. Edison.
covered, after many experiments. n
chemical which VIII reflect the rays and
change them into shadows. and when
spoken 10 about the discovery n few
days since, Mr.. Edison said:
THE physician of the future may
study his pat4en, in life as he how
learns the cause of death from the au-
topsy. lie uHay make the examination
by the use of the electric apparatus
necessary to produce y rays and Il
screen about seven feet high and four
feet wide, made of pine boards about a
quarter of an inch thick. One side of
THE screen Will be covered with the
crystals. about half the size of granu-
lated sugar. OF the substance found
available. Then the physician will re-
main OH the sid, of the screen covered
with crystals. and the appai,l,us that
produces the y rays will be placed on
the other side. The patient will step
between tie apparatus and the screen,
and although out of sight OF the ply
sician. so far as ordinary light is con
cerncsl. his skeleton will be revealed
on the crystal-covercd surface TO the
physician"
In these days OF advance Thought
and action sciei.cc is doing much "a
alleviate the suffcrinEs OF mankind, bu,
this discovery promises to do more
along that line than was believed posi-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-20
PERSONALS.

Bismarck Will he cighty-onc years Of
age on April LIST,
King Mcnelck. of Ahyssinia. has the
European newspapers read Ia Inn by one
of his ncphcws, who was educated in
Paris.
Or. Jameson is The craze in England.
and on his arrival hundreds of letters
awaited him. many containing offers of
marriage.
Miss Sarah c. EIewett, daughter Of
eN-Mayor liewet;, has been elected as Il
Sch"oi trustee in Promrton, y. j.. on Il
reform ticket.
Stephen Crane has collected several
war .I.ories in volume soon To he
brought out, entitled The Little Reg!-
mcnt.'
Mrs. ltudyard k!pling attends 10 all of
her husbands correspondence. and care
tni!y guards him against wuud-hc in
tIudcrs. lie is said TO he the most IN
approachabie literary man in the world
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NOTES AND OPINIONS,

In proportion To population we have in
the United States eight times as MANY
Judges as they have In England.
The old Exchange and Ballard houses
IN Richmond closed Monday These
obstetrics have been conducted for more
than half Il century.
y stable In New York city has the
Following sign displayed; For sale.
Il good secondhand mule. acquainted
with the ice wagon business"
The last census shows that we have
80 women preachers, 2GS lawyers and
1000 doctors and surgeons. But in all
these numbers there are few who were
college women.
oreson's salmon fisheries produce
about 100000 cases q year and lis wool
clip exceeds $1,000, 900 pounds. There are
$4,000 squire miles OF forests aud IN,
annual gold yield exceeds $i.Qoy 900
The Philadelphia Record says ;lat IN.
new bonnet which Mrs. Ealllnstun isooth
has designed for the fair American
Volunteers will make tine girls looi
much prcttirr than did the poke bonnc,s
of the Salvation Army.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-20

STILL. COMING SOUTH,

There is no longer any doubt in the
minds of those who have taken the pains
TO examine the situation, that the South
offers better advantages to home seek
ers than any other section of the coun-
try, and no better evidence can be given
of the fact than that the tide of i,nml-
grafton continues to flow southwark
from almost every State In the great
Northwest. TO say nothing OF the thou
sands who come from the North and
East
The Louisville Courier j ournul notes
great numbers of people passing through
that city to new homes In the South,
tbs: majority Of whom are from
Nebraska. Kansas. Wisconsin and Iowa.
The movement has its origin in the
dissatisfaction caused by numerous:
crop failures. the severity OF the china t.
and other circumstances. and was fos-
tered by reports from friends and rcla-
| tivcs In the South as to the clleapnc.,s;
of lands the saluhrity Of the cIilnatc
and the easier conditions of life general
Ily."
When spring fairly opens our contem-
porary believes the exodus to this
section of the country will be something
heretofore not dreamed OF.
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EIGHT PAGES

President w. b. Paterson. or the
Alabama Normal School for Colorcd
Students, claims to be descendant of
Robert Burns.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-20

Sig Mr.. Quay has started his boom in
Western Pennsylvania. and Hon. Chris
Mage has started Il new newspaper.
and the Washington Post thinks a col
usion is Inevitable
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-20

Mr.. Foraker says that the whole West
Is wild for Mckinley Eafore long
these people will have to build more
saunatic asylums.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-20

~ A; Kentucky Judge the other day fined
himself S. for being late al court. Later
She RENTED the fine. They do some
queer things in kcntucky
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-20

5s A Nebraska man has succeeded in
extracting spirits from bects The pa
5teult Is bound to become valuable 70 4
certain class of business.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-20

SS, u Hung Chang, who is now en- route
20 st. Petersburg TO witness the coro-
nation Of the Car. Will return 10 China
by way of the United States. He vii,
arrive in this country early next fan
Ill should not forge; the "Stsller Jacket.
/ no 40 more should be forget the peacock
Feather.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-20

q The Galveston News notes that the
death of George Davis. who was at
OF the Confederate States,
Saeaves only one member of Pres!den:
Davis Cabinet alive. and that is John
5H. Reagan.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-20

s The man IN the store told our family
THAT the new Easter bonnets "iill the
u bill and now we're shuddering to
think the bill is coming. remarks the
ATLANTA Constitution
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-20

Poor Bro. John Wanamaker! The
courts have just fined ahm 81 600 for
SSibaat&ng the law agains. importing
contract contract labor. However. as the Ra-
i S,seigh News and Observer remarks, it
rs [s an offense that isn't in the sunday
sschcol catechIsm.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-20

* Senator Blackburn. of kentucky, car
srles three rabbit feet for luck These"
she explained TO friend the other day.
fWere presented TO him by three biauti-
$5ul young ladies for luck but they do
mot Seem to have served him we'll
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-20

& Congress will probably hear the words
SsSsThe gentleman from Alaska has the
floor" before long. Alaska Is worthy of
sfaving representative to look after
dts interests thinks the Lowell News.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-20

e IA dispatch from Venezuela announces
that tho Venezuela Government, has
sSfeceived advtces from Washington shat
athe Yuruan incidcn; must be separated
from the boundary dispute
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-20

tbs said that it has cost Gov. Nor
s:i Ssesn $1,000 a week so far to chase the
u l7o'-the-whisD of n Preshe.,.ial
y ;s.nri0S,9ynination. This sounds hig. Blu. II
would probably dwindle into insignia
scanee besides a correc; statement, of
sAne5 amount that has been spent for Nc
\ 1Aaniey. remarks the Atlanta Journal