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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-01
ATLANTIC CITY DISASTER.
The List Of Dead Nov Said 70
Do FOrIy.POuE


ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., Aug. L.
So Tar 90 can bs determined the mum.
bor OF persons killed In the railroad no.
oldont ON Thursday night vas forty.
tour. Forty bodies have been idenli-
fed and four are unidentified.
Ths body u Thomas Kelly, Elmer,
n. j., was Identified today. Several
Injured are Ia a critical condition.
hlfa. Faunoe Frallngsr Of Philadelphia,
whose right leg was amputaled yester.
day, is still very low aud there lie no
hope Of hor recovery. TDoro lie much
pefploxity here over dispatch from
Atillville 10 tho effect 3. II. Murphy,
who has been numbered among the
dead N alive anu well al home.
The body supposed 10 DO his wa,
Identified natuOh Uy 10 people. An im-
preston pTevailn that the responsibility
fof tho accident rests upon tho dead
engiueer, Edward FAIR. There II no
dirpu,e that the aignGl 10 70 ahead
was given 10 the West jersey szouF.
hion train anu u 90, lhe DANGER signal
must neccstnfily have toun given u
tue Reading track ny the automatic AZ
fangument. Too theory Ia that Far
did not allow up and could not stop IN
lime When he saw tho West jersey
train approaching. IL is said that he
had been iaid Oh two weeks not long
ago Tor not making good umo and n II
supposed he was lrying 90 maze up Ter
THIS BY running 81 n high rats OF speed.
Ihe c0TOnor'A Inquest will begin at .
O'clock ON MOuuAy morning. Fire
man O'HUulahan VI the Rpauing train
VINO saved his life by jumping viii
probably DO thu principal witness.
An arm supposed 10 belong 10 forty.
iiitn body has buun found 10 DO part Of
the remains Of Mic. rleuohatd, Bridge.
ton. Toe corpse supposed 10 be that Of
Samuel +. Murphy VI Millvillc, today
was shown 10 10 the romniua VI Pat.
rick Wcigan, a reiifel liquor dealer.
Frederick Chryur, ono VI the In.
Jured, died last night,
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"SOcrnle.o In.I.l. on Jn.llce.

Nha AfN' Hh'N"H' We "N'NAfNH
SALT LAKE CuY, Aug. 1, 1875.
To tho Editor
The reply to my communication Of
July 30th resembles the drowning mau
catching at a straw. We I'll know
that the child Annie rhioio Is sill
alive.
AZ Tor Thomas Knight, after his
discharge by M,ssr,. BintE& D'Druhl,
he told myscli and others that he at.
solulely refused to have anything to do
with the Illicit dislillery for which ho
believed he was eaudbageoi.
l have no doubt J. w. Maxneli
will uo able 70 give good 90.
count Of himreli and his actlin-
On April 80, 1884; ioT all who ARE &C.
guaiutsd win him, kuoS him
30 be KIM humane citizen, mis- al.
dress ~ 40 b. Second West street, Salt
Lake Cay lie h an nmployys " tho
Mnzhcld vinegar company; hiso that
lhItdo himself has, iu the fTrsonce o.
witnesses, vxoucratUd J. w. MlXheld
from completely In tho alleged uisiii.
lrfy business, stEting that 40 wHa ir0gs
out twelve months before the homicide
took place. SOCRATrs.
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Saltair Beach Notes.

Young Ladies' day at saltAir lMa=.
day.
The FREQ indergafton Of Salt Lake
CITY coca " saltair Tuesday u next
week.
The Nineteenth ward Sunday school
goes TO saltalr ON Thursday, August
tue oh,
The Dessert Sunday school Union
(undet tho infringement Of special
oommittec) viii give aH excursion to
sallait Beach on Friday next. Al
elaborate program hAs been prepared
aud big crowd Is looked Tor.
Tho news boys' excursion 70 Saltair
yesterday was most gratifying cue.
ce,s. Nearly 1000 people were out at
the RESORT quite n number coming
from Ogden. PIzls were distributed
during tho afternoon and evening aud
everything rassod with satisfaction 10
oil Concerned,
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In RtIlel Aorielr nnlrer..

Il h most earnestly requested by the
President Of tue Relief Society. Sister
Zua d. Il. Young. that each Stake Of
ZION organized, should send forthwith
a complete list Of the stake officers Of
SAID society, and the name OF every
president AMI secretary In tho Stake
with the name Of ward where such
officers have charge Of n society, and
tho post CillcB address OF each, 40 that
there may bO a complete list for refer.
ence published. IL IL now about six
months since this request was fiIst
made, and only twenty have reported.
STAKE secretaries who have not sent
will please take notice, Rnu send In
complete libt according 10 these dirrc.
tons immediately. Address tue secrr.
taTy, Mrs. h, Is. Wells, Constitution
building, Salt Lake city.
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: .hr1nm also w. NJ aboard thu Danube
on ihp t'luuier msd3 shOr. addrrsso.
nrl- me, stating that tho government
o' UfuEuay had made all atfhnRumolif
Goa tae enlcfuinnirut % the visitor
un behalf Of too republic upon thuli
return iiom BuenOs Ayios, which VII.
le ~ August.
The visl ~ have awakened n wide.
spread interest ~ all government huu
cammufclai circles uuI Ml the lgndln
inen In this country viii cn.0rufli.
in extending TO the northern mtr.
rhauts every couflesy anu every iauii.
~ Tor freing the tUarufrr1 " tnr
republic. Tho United States napehiI
Lancaster viii proceed up tho river
Platte ~ the port OF BueuOH Aye
where sho VIII remain during tue two
week - stay the parry viii mako in ,
Argentine Rupub
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, Aug. i.-Mason
+. Mile, exec lmmauder Of the depart.
mont Of tbs Iowa q. a. r., one of ths
most pfominsnt lawyers IA tue state, IL
doad, agsd h8
RouIEsuR, n. ", Aug. Nv. II.
Bolduu, ID. d., secretary OF tue Inter.
nntioraI MiAsiOnary union, died Ui
paralysiaa Cllitln Syringe.
BLOCK leland, X, l., Aug. L.
Nicholas Boil, proprietor " the Ocean
View hotel, IL usad a. the nHe OF Is.
Ho went 10 California IN 1910 Rnd Hr.
quiroI considerable wealth, Travelled
extensively anu ives author Of several
books.
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Political Pointers.

r. :. Campbell, member Of the Rs.
publican State oOmmlttoe, 10 on "a brief
visit 10 Logan, his Old home,
There ~ not ~ much harmony In
the ranks OF tho local plpulIsis 90
some OF the moro conservative mem.
Gers uutifo.
Two weeks more and the Demo
cratic Btate committee viii meet aud
elect chairman, 10 looks very much
asth0ugh Judge Powers will be his
own successor.
Wyatt. the IeWeler, 10 turning out
large numbers Of Bryan badges, " hich
are nnJing rapid siln among tho
admirers Of the Democratic nominee
Tor PRECEDENT.
Numerous young Democrats aro out
advocating tie nomination OF Joe
Raleigh, Vx.guatd OF city prisoners, Tor
sheriff.
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REBELS DEFEATED.
tuhans Retreat HeIore spanish Arti,.
lIrTy sire,

NEW YomS, Aug. IA dispatch 10
the Hurau nom Haysna, Cuba, says.
Col. Bggvrt, in Piuar del Rio pre-
yiucr, al.aogsd batOris, rebel strong
hold uuaT Canas, Cgnnunaliug aud dc.
slT0yIar tue iusuTgonts' camps. The
touuls hyI under tue artillery firu,
leaving lhbir dead IN tho eulf0uCh-
munts. A Spanish lieutenant colonel
ana several priya,es suffered Blight
wounds.
a lrItug from Santiago de Cuba re.
potts an important battle between tae
iufC,s OF Col. S6guTa ana the rebel
Itabi near Bayuuma.
Cubsns generally consider thu death
OF jose MuctO Bs agtvat blow 10 the
iusurge utS. He hrst luI the revolt IN
the central provinces ana maj strong
following long before RO, u, sanchez
anu Lacfst landed, ~ GImuZ anu An.
tonic MaeeO invaded ta0 west
Felix Arasa, a prisoner, well known
IN Havana, VINO had been acting ~
municipal C6tE iu NuUvn Corona was
urTts.ed aud brought 10 Havana with
other aus pects,
IL T. believed that he WAS the OF an.
izar Of tie bolton. Tho Iol o. i0uud
rebel c1Ck4Ies aul ammunition IN
Nuaya Corona besides com, rJmlslug
uUcuneuts.
Nearly ono thousand more troops
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General Il. ". Young III.

The many friends OF General Rich.
ari w. Young aud tho public gen.
orally will DO surprised nnd panied to
learn OF bis surious illness. lie was
suddely stricken down few days Ago
with what threatened 10 be a bad case
Of appendicitis. Under the painstak.
lug care OF HE physieians who were
Immediately called Ia he was barely
saved from n surgical operation anu
given thu reliri that t 10 confidently
expected will result In HE restoration
to perfect health. Advices from his
bedside ibis Afternoon arc 10 tue effect
that lac Is resting quietly aud gtadu-
ally ttssinlng strength.
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Tho bad condition Of the tiume under
the Union Pacific switches ~ the
Fiith South street crossing 10 causing
a great deal u annoyance to the people
NJ the neighhOfhood. The wafer
illwa nlOug the eaHt side OF Third
Nost from Fourth 10 Flith South
streets cannot get beyond the latter
point except Ia very small qugntities,
and the result Ii that for almost hnlI u
block on the north slue Of FIN South
street, oEGt OF tho railway tIaCk, the
street In Hooded. The pond thus
created emlls an unhealthy and uu.
pleasant odOr which soon will need tn
attention u the nuisance Inspector
ualsss the irrigation department dxes
the place up.
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Carniyal Of Madrid.

n treat Is In store Tor tho public when
they vitil S,ltair to see "TAe CRTni val
OF Madrid," for they will witness a
performances that will be "a novelty In
every way 10 The amusement loving
lu0lic. To describe the enterprise Ia
not an easy task, ~ II II an entirely
dinsrtnt style OF entertainment 70 any
heretofore seen here. IL ~ y com.
binatlOn OF the ballet, pAntOmline,
vaudeville and pyrotoohnlsis art.
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Columns, Ohio, Aug. 1.-The Co.
lumtus bugry cJmfauy today made
an assignment % W. A. Mills aud
john NJ. Thomps. The assets are
100000 10 si,UOO, 900.
KANSAS CiIY, No., Aug. Ia
branch IN this city OF tho Colum uus
Buggy company was closed today on q
telegram II m tne head house ut Coium.
bu',and Wael laced 10 the nauJs ofBAr.
line Petcts, mJrtgngor. No aiat"uun {
IL oblainnble NJ present. rne X iuaas
city housu 10 on OF the iaigest Iu the
sOuthwett.
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TRAVELLING nANUFAoTURERg.
Great Interest Taken Ia 'hsir DsIug-
la Meath America.

NEW YomN, Aug. IA dispatnh
TO the Herald nom MouteyldeU aays;
The party OF manufacturers that lett
1910 JaneiTO on July ls,h on board tho
steamship Danube on tneir way 20 tho
Argentine Republic have arrived lu
tins port oil In GOOD condition. The
United States steamship LAuUssleI,
flapship OF the south Atlantic station
under command of Capinin Yales,
aa.uted tho. Danube as hey eutrrol
the haTb0r
Tue United States gunbOat at Ca5.
tine IL LlsO nj anchor In this hatbor and
her commander, Captain hvTry, went
on board the Danube and placed him
self and Cillcora ut tho dielosal OF the
party. Uuiled States Minister Gran
Vile Stuart and United States Consul
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WASHED By A WAVE.
Az, Of a T.llb.o Disaster Jus,
RttliYld from Cdlla
FOUR THOUSAND PEOPLE KILLED.
u,sJ villages Destroyed - Famine
Imm'nin, In the stricken
III rici.

SHANGHAI, Aug. i.-News Of ter.
dble disaster hiss iust reached here. A
mai wave estimated TO have boon
,bsut fivo milss Ia length swept in
from the sea on sundoy last aud inun-
d,,ed tho c1ait Of Hnyohau Ia the
northeast q toe province Of kiang Su.
TIE damage done is very great. Many
villages were destroyed. IL IL cs,ima,.
ID that nj least four sneuiand people
usft doon d. In addition an immenaU
number Of cattle porished. Rice iiuIds
uGo tubmorgod ami almost totally
Destroyed aud famine IL feared la
Inst dlttflc. during the coming nu.
fuUiu
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lcf CsJiz ytslotIay on the tfa
Atlantic liner 10 ez Tor tuis rlit
BrigGdirt Go oral Calico R1ltE
stllrI yesterday fIr spair. Lieu.
G,noml BIges goes on tue next
ste uOr.
III Dratlo dc Ia Marina, the organ n
tue fu Dfm " party, npplauds ffrsi.
dent e. UvpnrI's PROCLAMATION ~ D
caudiu mani. station nf iutorraii1 nal
grOi faith aud n refi no blow Of The
insurpcuiS h1Ies. Tho paper nlsl
clnCtatuiatrs Dunuy DO Lone tor bic
la'e,t diplomatic triumph, it beng %
uew ,rao' OF his con uu " anu 60.
CiuIt wotS iu Euuit's t,hhlL
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Bill nonrd Burned.

one Of the numerous bill.bonris,
with which Salt Lake ~ teautincl ani
adotnUi, caught IRE tuh afternoon,
nee asitnung the cliliug 1i the nfu
department 10 a point on Etst Temple
between Third AMI F0ufih South
streets. The bHafI We totally uu-
siroycd, tug ur o. frees Time the
amount % intu anCH carried cluld not
be- learned. irr luss viii to in the
ncifhborhuod uf slO. BAD boys anu
matches are assigned IA the cause.
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The .u.montns OLD baby o. Mr. aud
Mrs. W. u. kimmrl wac drowned on
Thursday ut Boise, Idaho. rne little
boy was len m charge Of ~ grand
m lher while the mother went ON "a
vlsit TO Highland vail y. The taui
got cut 10 the Grove street ditch ami
ull in, with the result stated. 10 We
the only child In the family.
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n.mnernl. IN renuII.l..

TOPEKA, Kan. Aug. l.-Ex.Unilcd
States Senator j .hn Martin, VINO h %
loaucr OF the ifiusas Democracy Il Oh.
inoriiy TOT tho statement that the
Democratic state committee which
meets in Hutchinson on TutBlay next
VIII nominate uu candidates Of itf
owu Tor state tiilcers, bus that action
Will 10 deferred pending the action Of
the POpulist state convention, when
Will convene Ut Abilinu On tho day
following, and that the nominees u tho
Abilinu convention Will then be- on.
dlT6ui by the Democratic convention.
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TACOMA, WASH, August l.-Shoflly
after uis domination al Chicago Can.
di1ata Bryan TOLD Secretary Thomas
Maloney Of the Washington state COM
mitiOc that he intouuCd making q
otmpaigu tour that would include
every state In the Unit u States. IL
was BE desire, he sail, after visiting
Now iJfk anc New England, ~ come
through tho 5Juthefn states 10 the
coast, speaking Mt Los Angeles, Han
Fflnciscl, Portland, Seattle, Tacoma
and bpUKnue.
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suu Tor Forscio,ur..

WICHITA, Kas., Aug. LA bill Tor
inttrl1sutu ont kautas Midland rail-
ni,a feeder Of the ~. Louis art Ban
FfanctcU, hns been nled IN the Uuited
States circuit court here, together with
On 0iIuf nom Judge Caldwell, appoint.
lax A. a. Wolf OF 81. Louis receiver.
suit 10 brought by the Mercantile
Tf1st company Of New York ne trustee
Tor tho ht't mortgage bonds, amount.
ing TO 81 Gls coo. The Kansas Mil.
laui cxte ds rom Whlohita to Els.
worth, loo mile.
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pI,aIurins ,he voyage.

BAR HARDJR, Me., Aug. l.--Mts.
josephine Widener. vile OF T.. b.
wiienef OF Phllaaslphla, VINO with q
party arrived ncTe yesterday on the
"a airsm yuchi josephine, ~ N PAIL
rdelphtu, vas found uoad IN $50 state
room this morning. hiTr. Widener
was slx y yeats old ana complained
OF tltkltas IN the trip anu yotierlay
was Attended twice by tue physiclani
but Wa in a e miurtablo condition
when she retired last night d.. Mad.
icon Toy .of tnid tue utatn was Jus TO
heart disease. hre. WiuUnof vas with
mo parry on the yacht
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CHICAGO, Aug. l.-"Jim Corbett
nlul4 NOT whip mo DO d thousand
years" This remark was made by q
young man ia tho lobby 4 tho Victoria
holol 10 q party u lrIuuGH hHt evening,
IL was tAid IN a quiet uuastuming
tone that carried conviction with II.
IL was Tom 5harkey tho eN.maTlno
who had practically lowered tho coluta
OF the san francisco boxer 90 u four
round c)ntest at the latter place come
lime ago. They are now matched lot
500 n slide.
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TORONTO, Aug. la dispatch 10
tho WOTlI from Montreal states that
Dir Charles upper will succeed LORD
Aberdeen Rs governor general Of Cam
ada. Joseph Chamberlain, the dis
patch says, h urging the claims Of
CauAih'i lAte premier for the position
aud Lord Salisbury 10 considering the
matter. Tue report IL disoTvdlIsd
nuIg.
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DO aovsrnmant p,neIencr.

WAeinNurON, Aug. 1.-The com.
lia'iVe abatement OF government re-
Vslp's aud expenditures Issued by tho
WsSiury department shown the total Of
irchlp.s from al sources duFlDg July 10
, ,sVs been S20,O29, 200; expenditures,
t'.'Vo'i 4os, leaving II dsiioiUnoy fOr
Na,lig,gi9.
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where there IA no ncto'sliy Tor ~, aud
Vie abolition Of taun pn articles oil
consumption. Herr Litofncchi, 20,
oialiet memter 81 the GsrmAu II Ten.
stag hud chaifmnn OF the Gay, nu.
nou ced the cingfspa wouli meet in
deimauy IN 1883. tut the particular
cily nad notyUi hcon decided UPON.
The session euduI with the SIN 4 ng
Of Aul Lang Syne, tire Marscillaise
SUI iIe Csfmagole, mi with cheers
ilr the Sec aliat revolution.
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AFIEN WITNESSES.
l-QglB On gond'y lnlo tho Clu!s
Of ,,ar,u's Death.
aouvNr eo 10 Inl FUNERAL
GO ,'.a rh lie WI 10 Pr.
rIud m So rni o. a.d
Nvp.u pm to Us w.

90. r.ur.. ID trey's ,fiice totsy
clum.IgsI tne F, ~ % issuiuf sub.
ru.aa nf uifno - Ia the cree oi
800 Iuamran .Hs fnoch'out blow
oH tHe r.ut 10 Ilm a NftUr's cuin o.
ihc boo. ID. .rs tlo sas NsEe AtaieIi,
CLUB rn Iuofhy n.shb " made Do a
lo.culau. IH . Dharso 90 10, 49,. ~
Iu0mI1.H'a Gaze v.H ts>..,,iin
Juu.o W.asefia court at lu o. on
Monday a- aa coon thereafter the
usual suni 90 sabbath fsy uneudofs
tas ureu disposed 0. The number Of
vitus'sfs alII uot nc very large in pro.
portion 40 .ue H.Es of the crowd present
o. the contest and ~ OF the aupfu.
henrigs, Irftpiring spectators Will 10
spared thu humiliation Of goinr on 20
TIE wiircsa stand aud telling the story
% tho ai.l battle. Many % tbose " no
have sought temporary rect and fscfv.
alton iu thU clolncss o. mountain o..
lfoais need 40, Lave gone SWAY rom
bone o. ufdrr o. ESCAPE wlturas service
be- evidenced by the ,Kpfossrd iniun-
..n u' Assistant County Ait0uey
Waite.
ruHI UIas were noiug served this
nlitfu. uu and II seems that the prose
cuil1u Will rely principally upon the
testimony u unwiiliug polio, officers
Hni deputy shofifis and few ness.
larrImen, The latter constitute about
the uuiy class vino afn willing 10 I'd.
NIT their Attendance.
lhumpsUl's iu vfeaiH will be looked
alter ~ the lew nfm of P1wsfs, Stfaup
anu Liprmnn. while Attorney Waite
viii enact the rolls OF county pfGsrcu.
tor Hu Gays tbut he Will fifst dispose
or lhump1Uns case anu take up that
% the Others later.
lte funeral u Carter, the Inflated
lighter viii occur at ten t'olock tom0f.
row. Ihumpso u ~ said, IL very de.
sifous Of attending tut the otienss
with which ho stands charged being
an uutailabls one viii prevent him
from dOing o. unless the authorities
should conclude 10 detail an uflicer or
tihcrr 10 accompany him 10 uud from
tue Obstquitt. There l. some doubt aa
10 whether this viii DO done, ia fact
the chuncts ATE very much against it.
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GOLD tONIESrIoN.
VIII lie Held la chicago Ia tho Iie.
ginning OF september.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-The gold stand.
ard Democratic leaders nave decided
upon u convention 10 be held about
September 10Th In this city, The an.
n0uucemeut was authorltauvely made
that such course would bo certain
unless something wholly Unforeseen IN.
tervsues.
Arrangements arc already we'll un.
der way. The New York leaders pal.
tlcularly arc regarding matters Ms sol
tod 40 far ~ tho location aud uRtu Of
tho convention IL concerned and they
arc inclined 10 busy themselves now
chiefly with the discussion Of cHndi.
dates.
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Carriage msnuiae,ursr. FaiI.

CiNCINSATI, Aug. l.-Emerson &
Fisher Co.,, manufacturer OF buggies
aud carriages, assigned TO Edward
Richie aud Lowe Emerson today.
'fhe liabilities are $4,000; assettp,
$4,000. The failure 10 attributed TO
the Woaknts5 Of nTms IN other cities
with which they had large dealings.
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D,maeTaiie Committee 60 nesl.

sT. Louis, Aug. LA special 10 the
Republic ttOm Hope. Ara., says Sen.
tlot jones, chairman VI tbs Demo.
ciallu national committee, has issued u
call for meeting o. tho full commit.
lseai Fiith Avenue hotel, New York,
August II. lilo requests tho members
% 10 present In persOn or by proxy.
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nawIag Aere.. ,he AlInn,Ie.

=, h9NDyN, Aug. 1.-The row boat
z containing tue Swedish sailors
lNlk hAfbo and George Hamuelson
VINO started from New York June d
WIN Tue Intention Of rowing TO Havrt,
rance, arrived ut Sicily Islauua To-.
way, Both occupants Of tho small
Gran were IN good health.
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TOPEKA, K,n., Au'. line gold
siaUuafI Democrats u kanrll have
% c,Cl an organization, clycisi q
member OF the x % standard national
committee Aud IHfu. 4 nn addtosa Dr.
which tuoy fcpuliAla the Nominees
atd platform VI tie Chicago c9nycu.
Nom.
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PORTLAND, Aug. lat mooting
Of gUid standard Democrats In tnis
city, &. u. 5. Wood " poftland wa
chosen ~ a delegate 10 tho indianapolis
meeting.
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AoaoAs rmL ,oNIINENr.
A crew Transferred from ocean 90
Oenan 10 shnrI IIma.

WAuUEoTON, ID. g., Aug. 1.-The
rayy uupaltmont somu umu ago
oI-ctgd 100 men Of the cruiser Charlon.
Ton, Marc leland, California, 10 be
ttlt g. tho navy yatd at Norfolk, 10
lts5u The lrast possible tins Ia which
cIrWs C uld be- transferred across tue
continent. The men have aSIiyvd At
Nouulk, making tho trip by special
ualn Ia four days and tw6nly-,hTeo
hour. record breaker, Tho route
VA over the Southern Pacific anI Sea.
bard Ait lac.
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Ne InlnImnlLon Do Ilr nnd.

NEW NORK, Aug. mo one at II.
Il. Wilson'S TUsiucucl w0ulI say this
morning whether tho wedding OI Miss
Grace Wilson 10 Cornelius Wan detbilt
Jr. would take place today ug not.
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ImE h0rIALIsr roNanEs..
A"e session Euded with Cheers Tor
tie Socialist HeyaiutiOn.

LONDON, Aug, 1.-the Information.
9.cilii-t labor ard trade uangTVfs
n3ay adopted the report OF the cGOno-
mlu industrial commission, reaillrming
, Se resolutions Of the Paris congress IN
as Including those M support OF
I,i'Sll hours lOr a Days work; tue ADO.
".oh OF CHILD labor up to the age Of | q,
p'ollo.tlon OF night work la all trades
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AssNsre m.in nlsrm.

CIsOINNATI, Aug. LA heavy Tnin
slorm win como hail utfuuk the city
about 1880 p. m, several building
were unT0oied but there ~ no report Vi
loss OF life OF persons injured.
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sell attended. Iuu u1ual interfering
ysres were read, nLd tho associatlon
l'cIu., Ia ftfp1neu 10 tho Cauaiin d
nv. ti' 90 holi iis mtouag Of 1897
90 Montreal.