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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-14
THE CUBAN REBELLION.
IlsurgG1t Leaders Soon 10 Commence
an Aggressive Policy.
spanish Soldiers Dying of Fever
naceo Ready to cross tho
Ifochn.

NEW IoRIl, July 1.-the Herald
this morning Glyt: Tho spanish re-.
ports at Havana and Madrid say that
Carlos NJ. Agulrsc. ch'if OF the stall
aud nephew Of jose Mesa AgulrrC, IL
dead. Nevertheless Asuirro arrived
hero yesterday iIom Tampa. He was
accompanied by Dr. joaquin Dsoas.
till0.
Col. Aguirto comes here on M i'm.
poitant mission. In an interview no
said;
Last eunimer We pursued Fabian
policy. luis summer u will be a poll
cy VI VigOr. TIE fever IN eating 10
the Spanish army anu they are In a
terrible condition,
eve propose TO take advantage Of
their weakness and snail force the
conflict.
"Antonio MAoeo IL no more doad
than Em. left him on July An full
OF health ana brlmiui Ui fllbt. Ofders
had Just been given that he, with
Aguiffr, WIS TO concentrate his troops
for series Of desperate blows nj the
close Of this month or early next
month. Before leaving Cuba my
special duty was 10 look alter Ganotal
weyier's tfOoha In Pinar Del Rio.
know every inch VI ". There has not
been n day when We could not cross IL
at will.
"Maeeo can go through the line
whenever lie IL ready. lie IL only
waiting Tor q meg 10 say the wore, .
And Gomez 10 now hurfying westward
from Cgmaguey with the new forces
anu new supplies which he went there
tor.
"rbo line Of communication between
Gomez and Antonio Macto anu the
other generals Of the Cuban army are
unbToken. MRce0's lasl order Issued
Just before len Cuba, was 10 burn
every house, thed, or improvlsod bar.
racks which can afford shelter for
spanish troops, 20 that they will DO
forced 10 stand the exposure Of the
open FIELD.
"MRcoo has Issued circular TO tho
Spanish soldiers advising them 10
ieavs the sovereignty OF spain and TO
Join their Cuban bIOlhofs. lie polntA
out that they ate IA fed, poorly clOI had,
badly paid and unappfeolated In tho
spanish army ana promises them
good treatment, good food and good
homes for their families ana a future
Tor theuisolvts under the Cuban 70.
public. Many OF tho young Spanish
troops have taken advantage Of the
UiieT.b
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The Eureka Demonstration.

EUREKA, Utah, July Is, 1885,
There was quite large demonstTa.
ton at Eureka last Saturday night,
being occasloned by the news OF the
nomination OF Hon. William J. Bryan.
Addresses were made by sons Ut the
citizens OF Eureka, among them being
DR.. CLARK, Joseph Hyde anu several
others, who delivered spicy orAlions.
The whole affair was brilliant one
anu the loud Teports Of giant powder
which was continually being fifed,
showed that the people OF Eureka arc
patriotic and weil pleased with the
nomination Of the Hon, William J..
Bryan.
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one llORE BOND ISSUE,
The Gold Reserve Now Below The
Safety Mark,
Withdrawals Continue Not only for
Export hut for HcspinE
80 Home:

CHICAGO, July iI.-A special to the
Tlmes.Hersld from Washington, u. g.,
ssyt;
1t Ia useless to conceal the fact that
should the Withdrawals Of gold con.
tinue at the present rate, another band
issue will DO necessary to sustain the
credit Of tho government. white tho
administration has not expected TO DO
abs to pull through until March IN
without another sale Of bonds, II uiI
hope 10 deer the iisuo until late in the
fail, OF II possible to the fret Of next
year.
The Withdrawals on Monday wCte
'or sJ75, 500, Of which $4,000 ~ for
immediate expectation. Iho balance
will probably DO boarded. This dispO.
elton O. hoard gold has teen notably
apparent Tor several days. On batut-
Jay nearly Sl.5, 900 was Withdrawn for
this purpose, HuI on tho day before
the Withdrawals were nearly $1,000.
900, n large part Of which was 10 10
Kept In this county.
The gold reserve today 10 SOS, i2O, G3j.
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grea: interest 10 the teaTc.tfa o. uls ..
oloaichl lore, but the story 10 EIalAt,-
ally told by Rider HaggaTd Awhatuy
the reading public TO a renewed lH,lTu..
In tbs mysterious, guu many the9slll
were advanced ne 10 thu piEusibIity Of
u, though emanatiug only from tho
master mind Of man whose sole
Intent was 10 amuse and interest the
public.
Many yenrs have elapsed since the
first production 81 Bht Ia th's city, anu
tho announcement that tue a. Y.
PUarHon company would Introduce J..
tins week a. tho Grand Ewakruui
cousi trnuie Interest ami tho gallery
was packed, while rsoi hou5r below
stars WItutfso1 the Performance last
evening. Miss Wtlbutu - shn gave
a very good itaIcronntinu %
that character, ~ ga katie Pults1u
IN the para u UaHnV. It, J .Hy as
Loo, ML Pearson us Horace 20 lly,
J. T. McAlplu AZ Tel and n. ..
sluhbs to- JUu were all good. Tho
scenery was gorgeous aud barring n
sHgut hitch in tho fifst uci wncu The
hamr o ftr moves across too s.asr,
tue tlluC. was pleasing. rus Same
performance will b. giv,n every night
this week with Saturday matinee,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
"sIIE" AT THE GRAND.

Whom Rider HaggarL wrote his
wonderfully weird and uncanny tslo
Of ths caves Of Kor anu told VI the
great queen who had lived for contuT.
les, through the discovery OF the
fTe OF lie, many there woro VINO read
with fear and trembling 40 gruesomo
and 10 plnusibly told was the tale.
The power OF she.who-mus t.be.o beyod
was such, according to tho story, that
she could smits with the lightnings
tho OppOsots OF her Will ana by her
great beauty, though centuries old, she
could command whom Ghe would and
all other thoughts rave those Of her,
would leave the object OF her dusireP,
thus leaving her FREQ 10 command and
he obeyed. The caves and cRtRoombs OF
tue Nile, Historically described, prove Of
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PIITBuHu, Pa, July IA realistic
obustvauCo OF tho FrnHl ofIhc Passover
was hrll at COlofel cnmp meeting
near Dunbar. Porous present TopT6.
tenlvl N0Bts und Aaron, ana tho
ptiis.'0Od were dressed IN their royal
hpIHcL Row. II, IL, Brown oIoaoI the
teiyic by Reading several chapters Of
Tue listlo o! John. a lamb which hgd
le - utd 10 a tree was lou 10 tho altar
AM bllin by Rev. Mr., BrOWa. n white
ll.'1l was dipped into I've iaml'i
blood Auu then rot free. This lumu ,tsa
ioN.'e1 ana the eating Of inc passover
occurred. AiturNArda the lrmb'l LoueB
We're burned,
la TUE eenter Of tho grove large
wheel Wpa erected. IL Wae ,uTuol hy
Attrn hurley Legfuua representing
,nr's'iun ialth IN oldBn timer. Alter
'hls tho washing occurred.
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Tor the naItr'aimsnt Of nm American
titizru la Peru.

AHN Wv NNAAff hNAhfhN ~ nv htuNNNfhh
tittzrn la Peru.
WAsnGSuTOS, July lI,-Gt Ia under
sloo the secretary OF state has insttuc.
It'd United States minister at Luna 10
demand prompt settlement " the claim
of Victor q. McCord, mn American
ciilz'n, for alleged brutal and iuhu.
man treatment by thu Peruvian au.
thoutiop. MoCord's claim In for $780,.
900. II gtowA out Of the imprisonment
by the Peruvian authorities In 1855,
wnilo he was acting ~ superintendent
OF tho Railroad nj Arqlipa. There war
a revolution In ptJgtvss. Though the
alleged perfiiy Of the engineer the
train CONVEYING the troops was de.
livefod into the hands Of tue rOvolu.
tiOnisis.
McC9fd was Immediately impri-
soned ana word sent him TO arrange
his affairs as order had been Issued TO
shoot him within nm hour. He was
marched to the parade grounds before
Die Of nJliiefH, aud askoI u lac wished
to say anything before being shot. He
was saved by ifisnds and Transferred 10
another prison ana TolcRie1 after rev.
etal days intense tunerin; aud com.
PEELED to pay u fine 81 i5,5UU.
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Elders in ST. Louis.
81 L1Uis. Moa July ., 1854

ST. LOUIS. Moi July o, 1896.
To the Editor
VIII yau plesfe announce that
Eldois Karl 3. Faokrell nnd Ezra
ChIis,iauron havJ been called to In.
ttoduoe the Gospel In this city7 They
would be pleased - receive tue names
anu addresses OF those here with whom
auy VI your readers may bo nc
quainlsd, with view Of making their
mission known TO them. II the people
VI Utah who have itiund4 or Relatives
mere will interest themselves IN this
matter much good may be- the result.
In writing, Addrsrs either OF the
EldeTs named above ~ 81. Louie, Mo.
Resrsciiully,
tzuA CumsTIANsES,
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81 tho Democratic notification meet.

at tho Democratic notification meet.
LIZ.
One OF the Tammpny leaders says
thAI tie Conferences Will probably be
held Of Long Branch on Wednesday
anu thAt u Will 10 attended by Demo.
crstio leaders from Now York and
seVefnl otucrstatts. Another Tammnny
inan nAiI that tho understanding wa
that tue New York leaders would first
confer and tLon Invite the gold men
VI o'her states to general conference.
According TO q ttatoinont made by n
illenl Of lir. whitney, the conference
~ NJ" Iufk leaders L. likely 10 result
~ utciaiOu 10 ignore the national
ichet bH lar ns possible aud 10 call on
no guil tiauJafd Democrats to help TO
tltu' Goa gfussmGn opposed TO free all
W'TeJl .age guu 10 Join In an effort TO
csfiy New YORK Tor the Democratic
s,Gtu tlC.at.
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NEw YoRS, July li.-A dispatch
TO the Hsraid rom Horaolion, Crete,
saye; General lounge Pacha says he
can maintain order " tho Insurgents
Will permit him TO do ~. He ucnics
the reports spread by the Christians Of
RetimO that Musulmans ofler resist.
nnco TO the application OF reforms.
The Brltish consul states that on
Friiay 400 Turks assembled in the
public square ana decided to attack the
Christians. Tho cJmmAndsr Of the
British chip Dolphin crossed through
n crowd OF Mussulmans 10 the palace
OF the governor anu made m effective
protest.
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Transml,slsslppl COngress.

Boisc, Idah0, sIagrtmal; Governor
Mcdonnell IL In receipt N a letter from
Hon. II. Il. Whitman, ex. preslden, o..
the Tansmississippi congress, Gskiug
his opinion as to the time best suited
Tor holding the next session Of the con.
gTess, which IN 10 convene IA Salt
Lake. Tho Salt Lake people suggtst
September, but the governor has writ
ten advising that tue meeting ue putt
pontd ull after the election Ia Nay1ui-
Der, uggesting Monday, the l6,h Of
that month, "a an appropriate time.
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LONDON, July l4.-At Newmarket
second July meeting toIny Enerich
Wishard's American horse Dlmsel
Ill, was Ons OF the eight starters In
the alleged selling plate, but was not
placed. The race was for two.yonr.
olds and upwards, the winner TO be
sold Mt auction for 200 spyefeigns; dis.
lance five furlongs. The race was won
by Newmarket; August Belmonus
Torpsiohoro III tan second in the race
for tho SOltykoh stakes.
Merle owned by Sir Waldle Grim a
won, StewArton was third.
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Elder A. II. lannon's illness.

Today Elder Abraham II. Cannon
condition Of health WIS not at Ill In.
proved from that Of tho past day OF
two. THIS morning no hGi such a
severe sl0ll % to cause grave nppru.
honsion. THIS afternoon, however, he
was fusilus easier nud indications
wufo mOso t-vIraU.c; but his illness
IL yet very severe.
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NEW Yoml, July l4.-rh Miller
lino steamship Colorado, Captain a. q.
Burrows, inward bOund from Bruins.
wick, Ga, while proceeding up tue
main channel OF the lower bay Today.
f,eamet's bow. Captain Burrows found
tho vessel making water rapidly ana
beaehed her In twenty-ono!teei water.
The passengers, twOnty-thTee In mum.
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!" lgnnrH tho chicago Ticket Rnd AZ.
'""d 80 Elections Tor congress.
NEW York, July 1.-the Demo.
cratic gold standard Leaders have not
se' decided upon no Date aud place OF
'"o confidence u which 4. IN expected
manifesto will DO issued utiluiug
elf attitude toward tho national
lsaet nominated ut Chicago. William
y whitney 10 still Of his country home
LODE Island aud Senator Hin Ia in
AloApy where he publicly declared
'HI1 TO would NOT pIeslde w reported
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FOR The FIRE CONVENTION.
Route aud Rates from Chicago 10
This city.

The Fifomau's Herald OF New York,
dated July o, gives thu Itinerary OF tho
journey west from Chicago Of the firs
chieis ana Others VINO are to attend this
convention In this city, A ugust 10.
The following communication from
Chiei Swenle OF Chicago Is giveni
CHICAGO. July s, 1885.
Dear Strive have perfected arrange.
moul- with tho Chicago, milwaukee, 4
~, Paul Railway company and tho
Union Pacific hallway company for the
Hrs class transportation for city officials,
tire commissioners, lfemen aud all who
desire 10 attend the Iwoniy-fouTlh
Annual Meeting u the International A..
s0ulutiun OF Fro Engineers. which takes
place zoe salt Lake cay, August w. lslj.
Tickets Will DO issued, good Tor twenty.
ono DAYS, enabling holder 10 yisi. points
O, interest In Colorado aud Tolufn via
Denver & Rio Grnudo rTilwny. II you
eau mako 10 convenient 10 do No, We will
boo pleased to have you join our Chicago
parry In this ci y, or on route TO tho con-
VENT a. The Chicago party will start
from TO Union depot, Canal street,
lhuuday, August Oh, at o pun, aud arc
duo 10 arrive ia salt Lake CITY, Saturday
NJ J'lUp.u. on Tho sth Inst.
Tho i,ro iof round trip will DO $3.50.
sleeping ear iaTo ouo way, 5000. An
early foply, Informing us that you will
loiu our party, Will enable us 10 make
suitable arrangements for your comfort.
Very truly yours,
d. j. SwEsiE,
Fro Marshal.
Chief swenie further snuounces
"lhal the slOp-Oyer privileges will be-
granted, and that the return trip will
be- made over the Denver aud Rio
Gfande. All the magnificent scenery
IL situated On the line OF this road. IL
IL, oi course, very important 10 those
who Intend 20 10 TO know that thOy
can come back this way, ard every one
will avail himself Of the privilege. just
before going to press information
reaches " from Chicago that the party
will have a special train over the roads
mentioned from that city, aud that all
arrangements have been satisfactorily
competed
AZ last accounts the Central Tpnlo
association hau not made rates east or
Chicago. but II Ia confidently believed
that this viii BE- done. Efforts 10 secure
rates are being earnestly put forth, and
10 D. low figure issecufeu tne aIlenuaLc0
viii bu greatly Increased.
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BERLIN, July II. - The federal
council has rejected ths oloomatgsfine
bill recently psnsel by the Rgichst1g.
This bill, II II became law, wOulI IN
effect have ptohibiled the Importation
Oiolesmafgsrine from thoUnitsu states.
rhe council has iDpted civil code
bill relating % civil marriage anu
prof. efiy rlghta VI married women. This
bill was passed by tn Rolchsiag July
let. one provision OF tue Law makes
a civil ceremony compulsory anu Ru.
other makes the limit VI age at which
parental content h requisite.
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ROME, July l4.-Klng Humbert has
approved tho following cabinet M.
p0intmonts by signor Rudini;
Premier, minister OF interior and
minister OF foreign affairs al interim,
signor Rulinl; munster OF tue navy,
Admiral Bryan; minister Of war, Gen.
uIgl Pclloux; ms nisier Of justice, Sena.
tor Costa; minister OF hnpnee Signot
BTancS; minister OF tho treasury.
5ignor LuZzalai minister Of pub.
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GRAVITY Sewer.

This lmplFIauI and oJsuy improve
meat IL NJ 10 9Th In practical working
order. Tho tswags is tigwlng through
It onto the tower farm, and tne city
engineers office reports that every.
thing Ia operating satisfactorily. An
inspectlon Of the sewer and sewer
farm by the CITY Council will ItobA'
bly, 10 made shortly,
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p.monstrniIon. Tor nrrnn.

SALEM, H., July l4-It has been
aTIaugpd i0r Bryan TO Drive tbis alter.
noon 10 C1utTElia, B1uthwest OF hofe,
where demo u6lrations will be given TO.
night, IL ~ BryAns wish 10 remain
quiet today but the people Of Centralia
made arrangements for display In
his honor aud ho finally consented 10
10. A nig demonstration VIII DO b cid
here tomorrow aud tomorrow night,
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BAN FRANCISCO, July l4.--several
Clir,se are believed TO nave boon
turned 10 death In nre which 90.
CURED In Chinatown this morniug,
The building destroyed was occupied
Hya large number Of Chinese, many
a. whom were duzui ir1m tue uss VI
opiun and were unable to save thom.
selyes. Although no b6diea have
boen found, Il 10 believed that ak po,-
sons were UurnOd 10 death.
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LONDON, July li.-Intense heat
prevails todsy throughout the south.
ern portion OF Great Britain anu In
France and Germany, In London
the mercury marked 50 degrees In the
shade and 1876 In tho sun. Ia Paris the
heat 10 30 great that II has been foun
necessary TO close many workshops.
Gov. Altgeld has been advertised ms
one Of the principal speakers.
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PHILADELPHIA, July l4.-News of
tho totsl ueslTuotiOn near Memory
Rock 0l the Philadelphia bRJkoul.ue
Eliza j. MoMauomy hns boon received
Rt IhIs port IN cablegrsm iIom Mar.
sAu. Captain freeman aud his crew
OF ten men have been saved. Tho
greater part OF the cargo Will be lost.
Not long ago she was sold TO Messrr.
StelsOn ami NinamoTs and lett hero
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Hottest Of ihr Year

CHICAGO, July lI-Y,stoTdhy was
the hottest day Of the year, the mCT.
curry reaching % degrees IN the Otllce
Ut tho signal service anu being several
degrees warmer than that In the
streets. Dtspito the intense heat only
two prostraiiOuB occurred ana neither
VI them Will prove serious.
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DOVER, Del, July lI.-Addicks fac.
ton u Republican delegates were In
convention today, Previous to tho
assomblage each county held a
caucus and endorsed the candidacy OF
John IL. Hoaeoher for governor ADD
Jonathan 3, Willis for congressman,
II Ia expected the regular, or Higgins,
convention at Georgetown next
Thursday viii endorse tho nomination
Of HOleGker for governor,
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BuLuwAYO,J July l4.-Nows reached
here that rsUUl lmpi has taken up a
p9siIlon on tho Tahiti road, about
twenty-five miles southwest OF Bulu-
Nayo. FAIL, ono OF tho most noted
caisfs, has Joined tho rebels with 10.
ilioroomeuis and arc inttenohing on
tho Tahiti road. klalikal' arc all ready
Ia great force In the northwestern part
~ tue Tahiti concession. Fighting
10 expected 10 takO Ilgce immediately.
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WIZ snpnorl MeKInlr,.

CINCiNEATI, o, July li.-Prcsident
~. ". lngslls, VI tho Big Four nnI
CnusnpoaE0 aud Ohio Railways, H..
turned nom tho East yts,sTday and Is
nut IN an interview saying; "Much aa
| regret Il, shall support Mckinley
tor 1 believe In his election lies Tho
only hope Of the future OF thia
country"
Mt. ingalls, Is oue Of the leading
Democrats Of the state.
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suppo-gd norsc IhIev,. Murdersd.

ARDMORE, l. r., July l4-Noak Nc.
Glib snvnn OF Tismoming county, 10.
ports that thfte white mon wero iouuu
hanging to n limb near Regan poet.
oiiicc, few miles from IisnomingO,
Chickasaw nation. II 10 generally be.
lioved they were horse thieves, cap
tuttd by party OF Texaus anu swung
up ON llmb.
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Police COnrt.

Constable J. y. uaslsm was before
Justice wenger today for violating the
bicycle ordinance by riding bis wheel
IN the rcBlgoted d!s.ric.. He pleaded
guilty anu was fined S. while sinii.
Isv case against Harry Husbands was
.luosvd Oi Ia a similar manner.
Epn. Kelly the topper who spends
mos, OF his time In the city jail was
registered for forty days more for
drunkenness.
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thassdnyallraish war,hip.

NLw YOEK, July l4.-A dispatch to
the uciaiI igJn Canoa, Crete, tays a
lutkish WAibnip chased volunteer
H.t,k Transport carrying Christian
refugees nom ApOkorOua and Aero
tfl. Tbs latter vttsol escaped from
tue purtuufF. The Turkish deputies
have tuJmitiod u tho various c0ntuls
a protect " ainst reforms.
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Sugar House Wand school EIeelIon.

Ihe following were elected school
trustees Ia the Sugar House ward yes.
terIIy: n. c. Sorrenson was elected
Tor three year term; William rhomp.
ION Tor u two year term anu 5. II.
Love TOT one yenr term. The total
vote was 2s3, aud the largest ever
pOlled IN tho district.
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HAVANA, July li.-Mauy sympa.
ia zeIs in this city with tho Insurgents
express u belief that Antonio Maceo
has been klllei by tho order OF Gen.
eggl Calixto Garcia or by the friends
Of tho latter. Tho basis OF the theory
10 the fact that Maceo refused to Ac-
knowledge the authority Of General
Garcia.
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HOuNGsTOwE, Ohi9, July li.-Ex.
cessivu Agag Yesterday, endtd Ia a tor.
RHO storm lAst night. Lightning struck
q numBir Of buiJiaEs, lnc.uIiug
amuug thom tue See nj National
back. Shaie trees were blown down
anu much damsge done 10 fruit trees.
the wind nnd torrents have beaten
down hun dJtds Of acres OF Oats.
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Kiiied by Kindness.

CINoIsNATI, o., July i4.-On July
= tue Inmates OF tho city iutrmnfy
were treated 10 green apples, lemonade
ami other luxuties. The inmates
drank anu ate 100 much, sickness fol-.
lowed and eight have since died from
the effects Of the festivities on that Jay.
All we're infirm o. we'll ~ aged.
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SOUND MONEY LEAGUE.


SPOKANE, W., July i4.-Ths Wash.
lng. q aud Idaho railroad from I,kon
10 Wallace And Burke In tho Gear
d'Alones has been sold at ortclgsuro
,al0 to Metsrs. A. Marvens, Charles 3.
Fairchllda aud Charles BoRman OF
New York, the purchasing Committee
W The Teorgnniza lou company OF Ito
Oregon Railwsy 4 Navigation com-
nny. he price paid was gl,6l5,7iD.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-14
IMMENSE RAINFALL.
Damlgc to Farms IN h, NtrlhCrn Part
Of sanpcio County

IHlaILE JUNCTION,
U,ah, July II.
Special 90 the NEWS
glu wore. rain and hail storm ever
known visited In1iauola anu the north
end Il sanpoto county yesterday after.
noon. doing immense damage to grain
and hny. Many farms are covered
with sand ana mu1. A number q
families had 90 move 10 higher ground
TO escape tue food. Tho rallroaa bed
10 damaged In places.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-14

DIES MoISEi, Iowa, July l4.-The
nllvorltts Il tue state met In conven.
lion today. Row. s. II. Basfor OF
Waterloo was made temporary chair.
map. Thirty-ilvo delegates will no
ssleotgd to tho 81. Louis convention,
all for Bryan,