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The WAR AGAINST TURKEY.
The United States Will Enforce Her
Demands for Damages.
a Plan of Campaign Agreed On-Ihe
European Powers Will No,
Interfere.

NRw York, Jan. l7.-A dispatch to
the World from Boston Gays naval
officer who has just returned from
Washington says There IL reliable
authority for tho statement that the
administration has planned n plan OF
campaign against Turkey TO force the
government Of that country 10 comply
with the demand Of the United states
for damages TO American property and
for the future protection Of Amsflcaps
within her domain. The authorities
do not deny thiH statement though they
have not hositated 10 gay that no orders
whatever have been Issued TO the yes.
sells Of the navy fot carrying this order
into effect. Upon excellent authority
II II stated that the department Of state
recently entered into eorTespondeu
with the foreign powers anu that mono
Of them will interfere.
"rho plan as 1 understand n, con.
templates naval demonstration
against Turkey and perhaps an oecu-
patton OF one Of it, cities. 10 has In
view the concentration Of practically
the entire United states navy In TURK.
ish wntcfe. Tho real reason why kaAr
Admiral Bunce's ileot has been hsld at
Hampton roads instead OF smiling
about Christmas time, As was tue
original Intention, 10 because tho Ru.
thorities have caused the dispatch Vi
the fleet 10 Turkish waters. The Asl.
attic squadron has also been considered
and there are some 1fllcers at Wash
ingtob who believe II Ia on the way 10
tho Me IitefTaneAn, as the Asiatic sta
tIon, usually no prolific In movements,
has not been heard from Ia several
weeks. The Newark, In south Allan
ito wAlerf, was also talked OF. Tho
United states would be- aDle TO mske
an imposing demonstration against the
Turkish government, for the Turkish
navy could not act effectively against
II. II IN Antiquatsd aud could easily
be blown oil the seas by the United
States vessels. It IL certain that some
decisive stroke IL being considered. In
any event there are good reasons for
believing tn II the department will la
ofehse the European tquadron by the
New York aud probably two other ves-
sells The transfer OF Admiral Bunce's
ilAg 10 the Maine IL regarded In this
connection on significant"
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Straight Shot Mining COMPANY.

Articles OF Incorporation were filed
with the county clerk by tho Straight
Shot Gold Mining company. Tho cap
ltal stock OF the company Is 81 zoo, 900,
divided into 1000, 900 shares OF 81
each, taken by each OF the incorpora-
tors as followa q. w. Shores, $4,000;
IL. Il. Crooks. 3l7,6O0; p. y. Witcher,
$4,000; T.. q. Rognon, 8l7,600; II. V.
Carter, 100, 900; treasury stcoE, 100000.
CIV. Shores 10 president, z. 3. Whether,
vice president; IL. q. Rognon. treas.
urer; and Il. IL. Crooks, secretary.
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Venezuelan msiior. A notable initanco
Of this IL seen nightly al the Dfuty
Lane pantomime. The American flag,
with the illusions 10 the u nited S,atni,
l. brought In on several occasions. Ia
fact the fiag Il rather fiauntsd before
the Briilsners by typical Uncle Sam
In ono scene. But II hns mover pro.
vokcd any hostile dcmonstration. To-.
deed, as the clown locks arms with
Uncle Sam ami says; "Well, we are
not going 10 quarrel with our oouslos
about Venezusla," or some remark OF
that kiud, the most cordial approval
Is given to the sentiment by the audi.
onue.
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THE BULLS AND BEARS.
A Light Dsy on 'Change-The Utah
Mine In Juab County Scores liz
First sale at the Call.

This was an extremely light day
with the stock exchange, bidding be-
ing fiat ana very few transfers being
recorded. Az Herman Hin puts IL,
"There are too many sellers for the
buyers" which expression hits the
nail directly on the head. For some
tins pas. Centennial. Eureka stock has
been begging for 800, but today when
Lowe offered $50 for ffty shares or any
part thereof, not an offering OF the
stock at any price was made. A sale
Of 100 shares OF Sunshine was made ut
50. 10, and stock In the Utah rnins,
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An Engagement

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. iS.-The an
nounoGment ~ made OF the engage.
mont OF Miss Mary Warden, Of this
city, TO Charles HaTkneis, OF New
York. The father oil the prospective
bride, tho late q. w. Warden, wst one
OF tho founders OF the Standard Oh
company. HafkBoss's father was an
associate Of Rockefeller, Flaglor &
Payne.
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PANS, Jan. Ism. Floquel, at one
timo president Of the council OF min
isters and also minister OF the interior,
10 dead,
NEW York, Jan. ls.-Hsnry r.
Chandler, an early resident OF Chicago
and one Of the former owners OF the
Chicago TimeP, died at the residence Of
his son-inLRw, Col. Chas. s. Dlshl, az
Yonksrs, N. Y, this morning.
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shipping strike End,d.

LONDON, Jan. ls.-rho great ship.
plug strike 10 once more announced g.
hAvo been ended. The Belfast and
Clyde men A. rosult OF a ballot have
accepted tho oomplomiso terms pro.
posed IN December.
Later u was announced that tho
Bellast mon had rejected the omploy.
ct's terms and that therefore the strike
oDnLInuea.
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roPuLIaT CoNXENrIoN.
Claims of the Various CItIts Presented
to the National Committee,

ST.. LOUIS, Jan. ls.-The hearing OF
representatives. OF tho different cities
working " secure the national Populisl
convention, that viii NEE, on July
22nd next, was resumed at 10 O'Clock
this morning, whom tho national
COMMITTEES assembled. ID. NJ. Ful.
weiter, Of Kansas, spoke Tor Chicago.
Ho was followed by DR.. II. Taylor,
Eugen Smith, and +. !. Ssnuo,to, re-
presenting business men Of Chicago.
Schuetle intimaled that OF least 500
900 could DO raised for the PopuIlst
cause II they were given tufiloient
time TO collect II. Il. 5. Hels'er anu
Joseph II. Schneider, who spoke iot
Kansas CITY, Ksnsas, SAID they were
prepared 10 erect n tent 100 by 800 feet,
sufficiently large TO seat 10000 people,
within block u the court house.
Harry Tracey, ID. Il. Leijy, and
Mayor HOLLAND spoke In behalf OF
Dallas. When they finished the COM
mittee went into executive session.
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SAN DKoo, Cal, Jan. ls.-A deed
has been placed on record Mt San Der.
nardino, conveying TO Mayor Carlson,
OF this city, Rs tru1tee, the Nevada
Southern railroad. The road Ia forty
miller long running from Blake station
lust west oi the Needles ON the A. &
T.. and northward TO Marvel, on dI.
rec! line to Salt Lake. Tho deed was
signed by ltaRo IL. Blake, president Of
the Nevada Southern company, al New
York on tho 9th inht. There are n
number VI rumOrs regAr ling tho trans.
fer. The Que most favored Is that the
Southern Pacific IL behind tho deal
ana Will extend It's system by this line
rom Utah TO Ban Diego.
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CITY Health Department.

The health report OF the city Tor the
week ending Jsn. IS Is as follows:
Deaths reported, fourteen; males four,
females ten; births. two, males one,
females one. There a'e at present
nineteen fi,gs outstanding for oou-
tGgious diseases, all Of them being
oases Of scarlet fever. There are also
two cases Of typhoid fever.
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win Not no Admitted To statehood by
This Congress.


CHICAGO, Jan. ls.-Ths Posts
Washington special says
disappointment awaits the people OF
New Mexico and Arizona. They have
been knocking tot admission into the
Union many years, but the decree has
gone forth that their prayers will DO
LETT unanswi red for another two yesTs.
They can thank Speaker Reed
ana his little combine for the
dose Of disappointment brewed
lor their consumption. The explana-
lion offered ~ that It Is deemed OF
the highest Importance TO chsct any
further growth OF the silver strength
In tue Senate. and tho best way TO do
that In TO prevent any Increase OF
representation from the mountain
region. Therefore, the House com.
mittee on territories will not report the
bills for the admission Of the territories
named until too late for action by this
CongTeis.
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Notice.

4 meeting Of ofiicers and members
OF the SixteepIh quorum OF Seventy
will be held Monday evening next at
7.30, ia the Fret ward assembly hall.
Presidents Young anu Kimhall will DO
In attendance. A full attendance n
desired. JAMES VINCENT,
Secretary,
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LONDON, Jan. ls.-The admiralty
department Informs the Associated
Ing squadron Of British war ships now
oil spitshead has not yet teen de-
trrminsd upon even by tive admiralty,
and certainly that tbs var ships are
not going TO BERMUDA or anywhere In
American waters nj presently
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Ths south American nspubIIcs.

NEW York, Jau. lS,-A dispatch TO
the World from Valparaiso says;
The Chilean senate Ia discussing n
bill era nting facilities TO contractors TO
build railway TO Argentine. The
low market quotations are likely TO
prove fatal 10 the Iquiquo nitrate in-
dusIty and disturbance Ia imminent,
owing to tue number OF unemployed.
In future tho finance minister will
Inspect anu publish the balances OF the
banks and insurance companies.
Chile has signed her first extradition
treaty with spain.
Brasil intends to establish n modus
vlvendi with France In tho matter OF
tho Amapaca boundary dispute.
Argentine will keep her navy at
Port Bahia,
Brazil aud Chile contemplate
treaty with the object Of dlsotiminat.
Ing Egainst American flour.
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I'll PAso, Texas, Jan. ls.-Jullan
and Quinn have agreed on George
siler Of Chicago, as referee In the
Maher- Fit zsimmons light, and James
Lawler, Houston, Texas, as final stake
holder.
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capital, without opposition. King
Pfsmpeli accepts oil the Bfitish de-
mands. Prince Henry oi Battenbufgh
ami half the white troops have re-.
turned 10 the coast f0T embarkation.
There Ia general rejoicing among the
natives A. the blooIless British victory
anG the prospect OF the felutn Of trade
anu pIospeIlly.
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WIN tho = auadrou Eo to Bsrmuda.

LoSDos, Jan. ls.-All tho morning
pApers this morning publish report
which was cabled 10 tue Associated
Press yesterday afternoon that the ny
ing squadron will go to Bermuia.
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the cnAPaAS UAsE.
a verdict Of Guii,y-wiiI Undoubtedly
lie Appealed.

WAsHINuToS, Jan. l5..-The Jury In
the trial OF Rivefton X. Chapman, "a
member VI the New YORK stock bTokert'
ntm OF Moore q 5ohley, who refused
TO answer questious put BY the Senate
sugar investigating committee, 70.
TUNED a verdict Of guilty today, after
being out nil night The case will
undoubtedly be appealed To the court
Of appeals In the District Of CIlumbis;
thunoe TO the United States Supreme
Court, whichever way tho next htgh
tribunal decides. Tho Chapman trial
was regarded NJ n test cHso and will be
followed BY the trial Of Correspondents
Edwards and Sohriver anu Broker
John w. Mccartney,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-18

HoNG KoNU, Jsn.ls.-rheD eutsche
bank has obtained u contract 60 issue
a Chine loan Of ops hundred millions
ts-ls with interest at o per cent, to cost
Sgl aud DO issued nj 90.
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III. Hours Numbered.

ATLANTA, g., Jan. is.-Dr. Hay.
gooO, bishop OF the NJ. H., church Of tho
routh l,nd a prominent chutchman,
educator and Gulhoi, IL dying In o.
ford, Ga. He will not survive tue night.
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OTTAWA, Ont, Jan. ls.-Mr. Nc.
Neil has gwen notice that ON Monday
next no viii move that, In view OF tho
threatening aspect Of foreign nnaltt,
the house desires TO assure neT msJes'
IVA government aud the people OF the
United Kingdom OF it's uualterablo
loyalty and devotion to tue British
throne Aud constitution, ami It's con.
yiciion that should occasion uuhappily
,rlse u other part Of the empire than
tho Dominion VI Canada would make
more substantial sacrifices, and attest
the determination OF her maJtsty's
subjects to msinlain the iutegTliy and
invlolate the honor Of her majesty'H
empire, and this house felterales the
OF repeated deairo OF the people OF
Canala To maintain the most friendly
relations with their kinsnen OF the
United States.
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NOT TRUE.

LonDos, Jan. 1s.-onioisls OF the
foreign office say the dispatch from
Pekin saying the British minister
there has presented an ultimatum Il
the Chinese government demanding
the opening OF West river 10 untrue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-18
Licensed 10 Wed.

A marriage license was Issued thi
afternoon to ChAli HanS, aged "a, and
Mary Poison, aged is, both Of Eureka.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-18

Ju,b county, scored its first transfer
since the opening Of the exchange.
The closing fgufos asked aud bid
were as follows
LISTED sTOCRs
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nri,aIn,. UIt,ma,um 10 china.

PKKIS, Jan. ls.-The British min.
lister has presented an ultimatum to the
Chinese government demanding the
opening OF West river.
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Campo. VIII Leave Tor spain.
AHIzosAAND NEw MEXICO.

HAVANA, Jan, ls.--General Campos
will sail fol Spain Monday.
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CAFE TowN, Jan. ls.-The attorney
gsnural nj Cape Colony, Mr. Schoelu-
or, has expressed tho opinion that
British suzsrainty over Transvaal was
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trou,sd X" ~ oi patriotism which WAS
Fam ' ~ ~ The German en- peroISs wv, was
10 man. " resident Kruger contirne. .
At Is s ,h ilselt In various ways nnS
manr .nsa'oTs any allusion ~ s snu
VaIisyv a., received with groans nv I 'h'
them s sll pr, while the national s .ne
popelnNiol save the Queen. whian
ofi6,s eSoFy Performance n, n n'un
AID ! nS,seiS, Is received with oh.o, '
dl,ps,'Jinnil.N raising Of hats hy V ~
ifast m ~. Auuiehce, In decided oa en'
"a ~ .ne earelessness with Wh,o voh a.
,go AwSletally received fo,g " ,', u
,,. Wnl,e this hostility 10 Ge, weeks
ysr. s,yWhefe shown, oni,e many
Ubi,, 1Gs been the case In r.gs, tie ie'
sin",,,, s'ales, even Of lho he,sh 70 the
y with Great Britain as. o. .hs
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TENDENCY TO SAG
NOTED in THE STOCK MARKET ON
SMALLER VOLUME OF
TRADING.
PERSISTENT BEAR DRIVES
DIRECTED AGAINST THE INDUS
TRIALS PRESSED DOWN THE
GENERAL LIST.
AN EARLY DISPLAY OF STRENGTH,
Followed by Continued Weakness
to Close That Showed General
Net Fractional Declines.
AN EARLY DISPLAY OF STRENGTH,

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE stock market to-
day was irregular, with sagging tendency,
on a diminished volume Of business. The
professional traders maintained their control
of the speculation, but some commission
house purchases for cash were also reported
The industrials bore the brunt of persistent
bear drives and the general list was sympa-
thetically pressed. The market as whole
was unfavorably affected by the stiffness in
the money market and by an unexpected
heavy withdrawal of gold from the sub
treasury under somewhat peculiar circum-
stances. The stock market made an early
display of strength, on the failure Of the
governors of the Bank of England to advance
the minimum rate Of discount Of the institu-
ton, as had been expected. An advance to
31a per cent had been considered in the light
of a foregone conclusion, owing to the rise in
the London street or open discount rate to 8
per cent, which is the current bank figure.
This conservative attitude Of the British gov
ernmental financial institution was regarded
as assuring further large shipments of gold
to this country. The good effect was soon
dissipated and succession of bear attacks
broke prices, despite favorable trade reports
affecting some of the stocks involved. The
greatest bear aggression occurred in the
afternoon session and caused the wiping out
OF the early improvement. The market opened
firm despite the lower London prices, under
the leadership Of Tobacco, in which stock
effective manipulation was again apparent, on
revived rumors of an impending purchase of
leading firms in the opposition to the COM
pany by powerful financial interests The
pressure against the list caused declines of 2
per cent in Sugar and Leather, and losses of
a point from the high level were scored by
Chicago Gas and General Electric. The
grangers and other leading shares sold of 10
III, with st. Paul. Burlington and Manhattan
leading. The close was weak at fractional
net losses. Railroad bonds were dull and
fractionally lower in most instances. The
sales were $814, Goo Government bonds were
firm on transactions of $43 100. Silver certifi-
Gates were slightly higher on purchases of
The total sales Of stocks today were 172, 800
shares, including: Tobacco, Is, 200; Sugar,
43, 200; Burlington & Quincy, 10, 600; Louisville
& Nashville, 5000; Manhattan, 1O,700; Read
ing $1,000; st. Paul, A,20O; Union Pacific,
4, 700
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THROUGH WITH CUBA.
Spain About Ready to Give Up the
Struggle.


NEW YORK. Oct. ia special to the
Herald from Cadiz, Spain, says: It is
an open secret that if Spain has NOT
put down the insurrection in Cuba by
the first of next March, it is the inten-
ton OF the government to give up the
struggle and let the island go. It is
said that the policy is being adopted of
exaggerating the magnitude of the
trouble in the Philippines, with a view
of letting Cuba go.
G. Foster, the manager of the East
ern Telegraph company here, speaking
of the situation said:
There is no question that the gov
eminent is trying to use the Phillip
pine troubles to distract the peoples
attentions from Cuba. There is no
doubt that Spain intends to do her ut
most to crush the Cuban instruction
between now and March. Failing in
that, l am Informed, she will give up
the struggle. An important issue is
the fact that Cuba has a debt of $780,
100000, and that if Spain puts down the
instruction, Cuba will have to paw
that debt. whereas, If Cuba wins, the
payment of the debt will fall on Spain.
who contracted 1t on behalf of Cuba.
Naturally, the planters who have
been driven from their half ruined
plantations, however loyal they NAV
appear to be to Spain, really want to
see the Cubans succeed, as in that case
they would not be taxed by Spain to
pay the interest on the debt and then
could start again under more favorable
auspices"
The Philippine Islands comprise 49,
600 square miles, as against $4,000 for
Cuba. In point of population. the Phil
600 for Cuba and Porto Rico COM
bined
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PULLMAN COMPANY MEETING.
Nearly Three Millions of Dividends
Paid Last Year

CHICAGO, Oct. 15.-The annual meet
ing of the Pullman Palace Car COM
pany was held today, over $27, 900, 600
of the capital stock being represented.
George M. Pullman, Marshall Field,
J. w. Doane, Norman Williams and
0. S. A Sprague, of Chicago, Henry H
Hubert, of New York, and Henry B.
Reed, of Boston, were reelected as di-
rectOrS. The usual quarterly dividend
of 81 per share was declared, payable
Nov 16. The board of directors elected
the following officers of the company:
George M. Pullman, president; Thomas
II. Wickes, vice president; A. A. Vein
6heimer, secretary. The total revenue
of the company during the last year
was 1924, 382 and the total disburse-
ments $7,596,975 leaving a surplus for
the year of $1,647, 407. OF the disburse-
ments, $2,S80,000 was paid out in divi-
bends. The number of passengers car
ried during the year was SIP 965, and
the number Of miles run was 191, S62, 947,
against 4,788,509 passengers and 49,
b47,O71 miles in the preceding year.
The roads of the Western Passenger
association met today to consider
large docket, but did not get to any
thing of Importance. The day was en-
tirely taken up with small matters Of
very little intereset to outsiders.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.
Wheat Options Closed Higher ON .
Rally.

NEW YORK, Oct. Flour-Receipts, H.
300 bbls; exports, 1.402 bbls; firm and fairly
active. Rye -four firm. Buckwheat -four
steady. Buckwheat quiet Cornmeal steady.
Rye frmer. Barley firner. Wheat-Re-
ceipts 321 400 blu; exports, g, 977 bu: No.
hard, 791sc; options opened strong, and wound
up with short scare and sharp advance on.
bullish late Antwerp cable, closing at no
lc net advance; No. 2 red, October, closed
Receipts, $500; exports, $500 bu; spot
easier; No. 2, 31Ac; options closed unchanged
to &c lower: October closed BIC; December
311zG32c, closed SIC. Oats-Receipts, IT,
200 bu; exports, 1920 bu; spot easier; No. 2,
2219c; options closed at partial hl0Ne de-
cline: October closed 2211c; December closed
231sc. Feed firm. Hay easy. Hides quiet
Leather firm. Wool quiet. Beef firm. Cut
meats firm. Lard steady. Tallow dull and
easy. Petroleum quiet. Rosin firm. Tur-
pentine firm. Rice firm. Pig iron steady.
Copper strong. Lead steady. Tin f1rmer
Spelter fat Cotton seed oil steadier. Coffee
Options opened steady; October Is points
higher; other months 6@l0 points higher;
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