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Dc. nolns., ,clehrntlnn.

DIES MoISE8, Iowa, July 0.-rho
eityj. nlusth Gnniveissty was celt
bFa!od on grand scale. The features
contested Of both land aul wator
psrsdeF, Indian war darces, speechas
In tho park, slc. State, county anu
city offices we've CLOSED anu business
WIS suspended g0uorally. Last uighJ
tho celebration oltBsd with q bicycle
parade OF thousand persona. Cuinose
lanterns ana decorations anu II Iuls u.
oil kinda made IL the greatest cycling
event over hel In this state.
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KILLED "a Crazy Negro.

CHICAGO, July 0.-Last night w.
Lvmornos, postmaster NJ the suburb
OF Forest Park, was sitting Ia his par
LOT IN cOmpsny with his son, his two
daughters ana two women vlsi,OTs,
when the front door opened aud a
negro carrying big revolver, walked
In. Ho ordered yUuns Lemarlsco to
stand, aud when no dii 20, told oue oi
and baud over the money she found.
While this was going 90, Mr.. LsmeT.
lace quietly slipped Into the next ROOM,
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a Sound LArer Make. . VOL Man.

Are you Bilious, Conu.ipated OF
troubled With Jaundioo, Sick Head,
ache, Bad Taste In Mouth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Hot Dry Skin, Pain Ga
Back aud between tbs Shoulders, q hills
and Fever, etc. II you have any Of
these symptoms, your Liver 10 out G.
order, anu your blood II slowly being
poisoned, because your Liver does not
act properly. HEEDlNR will cuTB Eny
disorder OF tho LiyCb Stomach OF
Bowels. 1t hes no equal ~ a Liver
Modloiug. Prioo rs cents. Free trial
bottles al u. q. M. /. drug store.
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Indians ns.rn, Oppression.

NEW YUHt, July "a dispatch to
the World iiOm Coon, Columbia, cay:
a Biuuheids correspondrnt says luHt
owing 10 oppression, tao Indians uTv
VITA difficulty Kept from the war pHlh.
Tho euIuun. mUtinzatiJu OF troops on
the, lsthmus cautes tousto nation aud
slAfm. Toe newspapers Usiuve trou.
bic is expected.
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AKRON, o., July "a verdict Of
Euiity OF murder In the hrst degree
was returned last night In tue case VI
Romie Coteil, aged IL, cnarlgd with
killing Mr. aud Airs. Alvin stone aru
Ira sulls N, March IS. He motive
was " assuit Flora sI,n ne, Iuulf dsugu.
ter,
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ANNIEIY ~ aPAIN.
what win the Democrats Sag Con-
corning cubs.

what viii tho Democrats Sag Con-
corning tubs.
NEW York, July "a dispatch Ia
the World nom Madrid, 1ay':I
Much anxiety IN felt hero co nceTning
the opinion likely 10 DO expressed by
the AmuTic IA Democratic convection
regarding Cuba and relations with
spain. The spanish government, |
am Able TO state GuthorltAliveiy, will
dclsy tho settlement OF the claim Of
Dr.. Delgado anu tho famous Competit.
or cass untll the Spanish parliamentary
recess begins Gt the end Of July, In
order 10 avert Irritating AMI embaT.
raising debates In tho Spanish senate
and house.
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To prevent pale ana delicate chllirsn
from lap'iug into ohroric ipvaIid5 later
In life, they should take Avor's Spr.
eapaIills together with plenty Of whole.
some food hnd outdoor eKorUise. Wnat
they need to build up tue systsm 10
good rod blood.
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Few medioinee have held their
ground 30 successfully as Ayers Cherry
PocloTa. Daring tho past iilty yuars,
II has been tho most popular OF nj
cough cures AMI the demand for II g..
day lie greater than ever before, Prompt
to act aud cure IN cure.
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NEW TIME GARD, IN EFF[GT MY 10, 1895
Trains depart and arrive At salt LAKE CIty,
daily, us follows



7i01am overland limited for Ch!sHgo. omHua
Denver, kansas tlV, IT. Louis. Ogden
500 = m local express i5r san Francisco.
ogden, Cache Valley and intermediate
points
tOJp "a local express Tor Ogden aud intormt.
7.o0pm Atlantic express Tor Chicago. Omaha,
Denver, hausas thy, ~ Luaia Butte
foft ADD, hAu francisco.
5'Q m local rAuIr'a Tor Mtfeur, llnNr.
Provo, Nepm Manu aui uteruediiio
i6 oG ~ ~ mail and express for Provo, Ncpbi
Milford, tTsuI aud luIorWy llhto outs.
s1a5 m mixed train Tor Corded hsaIu,
IoOeis aud lermuuA.
AnmvE
llO m overland umurd tom Chicago
Omaha, 10 Louie, Kansas City, Denver
Park uIty and guCu.
9.Oi - 10 man md express from Helena, lutte,
Portland, Gan tfanoIsco, 1Elou anu Joe
teruVdl4'r points
Ills M local express from san Francisco.
Cache Valley ogden and iuirnmrd,F.u
$50 a IN Atlantic express from Chicago
Omaha, sL Louis. hSnsas civ Denver
'pls am mail aud EXPRESS from FRISCO, SIZE
ford. NuUUI IrofI aud intermediate UuIH'H
go D m loDHI tAprFss from NyTrur, TuuU
lioy1, Nrpul Mauu and intermediate
uftI"m mixed train fem terminus. rooes
and GhrtU.t beach,
ITrslui south OF JuI1 run daily sAesI'
Wun dsly sEcspt SUNDAY
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Bathing Suits.

The bathing seasonisnow
In iull blast no need TO
wear suits that other people
have worn, when you can
get such bargains as these:
Mems one.piece bathing
suits, worsted, blue and blE,
cut from s. to SITS
Mems two piece worsted
bathing suits AT lac
Mems two-picce worsted
bathing suits at soc
Mems athletic shirts and
drawers, blue, black and
stripes, at per suit 1925
Mems two'piece worsied
suits at -- si2j
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

The Peoples Forwarding Company.
55 Main ST., ajdoininE Z. {. NJ. l., arc
the authorized agents Tor THATJHER'S
celebrated hlI flour and cereals and
will hll all orders.
THATCHER MILLING * ELEVATOR Co.
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Buchinghan's Dyo Tor the Whistler.
can 10 applied when vt home. and /.
uuiiormly successiul In coloTiug q
brown or black. Hence ils great pop,
ulaTlty,
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CHICAGO,
ST. LOUIS and
EAST.

You leave ogden, .
Salt Lake la tho even
ing. and alter break
fasting In the sunni
tuOu- dining cars ~ tho
SANTA ~ ROUTE,
ON the third morning,
you arrive m Chicago
or st. Louis In season 10
attend 10 business or
connect with all fast
trains for tho East
som. one has said ~.
Gently that the track NJ
tle ATCuISON, 10.
PEkA & SANTA III
railroad was In such
periocs condition tina
tho long distance run u
the "Flyet" on the New
York Central could he
oqualed n not exceed.
cd, by It. magnificent
trains
j. b. KTNwORTIIY
General Agent,
Room al Dooly
LlOck
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Meals on the
European Plan.

The dollar.a-meal method
~ operating dining cars il
no longer In vogue on the
Burlington
Something better ha,
taken i's place.
Meals In burlington Route
dining cars are now served
' ;,--=S.;-;-i on tho European plan-yOu
!l1gIlifyIf,il pay for What you orier.
w i,iIl Prices arc reasonable 10
4d!hifirW GOOD meal can hn had for
sss.Ylsk as little AS 40 cents and the
- service I, a. good a. Il can
he.
Omaha, Chicago, Peoria.
~ Joseph Kansas civ,
~ LOuis-you can reach
them all via tho burlington.
Dining car service all The
way.
v. r. McMLtAN, Ge1l Agent, salt
Lako City.
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THE BATHING SEASON

height Beautiful sa9r booming and dear old Garfield enjoying
No
point We and here few bargains
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Telephone Cli.
City Ticket OlCa, 2OI HAN SIras.
WasAlch building

~ = AllAh r.
General Agent Passenger pcpariu ems
., n. n. CLARK,
OLIVER W. MINK,
n. El.LERI ANDERSON RsoelYau
JONh W, DOANR,
FREDERICK " OOuDERr.
49, LOAAA, Y. a - a, AguuL
4. DICAlksOA, General Manager
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University Jay ut saliRir tomorrow
Friday. Last tain will leave beach
ll;l5 p. m.
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Bathing Caps.

a large assortment Of red
white, black, tans, fancy
checks, etc, usually sold
lor 25c to soc. All 20 at
i5c each.
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Ladies
Bathing
Suits.

We have Just re.
ceived a special lot
OF Ladies' Bathing
Suits These were
a lot Of samples aud
we bought them
cheap. A great var.
isty In tricot, flannel,
chev!oi, brilllanlints,
and all wool Knit Ter
reys, TO- blues and
blacks; iagcy trimmed
with white and coll
ored hraids soutache
and hercules. They
are wor h double
these prices,
$2,25 to $1,000
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TIrkst Once. 10 ". End South

J.. e. pODGE, Gsu. Manager.
:. u. HA nIOCk, Trsrio Manager.
b. A. NADLElgm. Ten. fhtsgr. At
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citizens who were no 'ymI nth zifs
with tue insurgents. bot VINO have a..
malneu neutral ffom The commeuct
mgut 81 the Trouble "a Lubi.
Ala mueting u the board o. ttadr
tonight, n VS. deliberately ann1uuc, u
that tue decree prohibiting tie ~ n.
inr, cultivating and harvesting % he
coffee lud sugar crops would beftfici-
" forced. Some Of the merchants
were evidently difcnntented, but tue
majority u those in attendance, who
are apparently loyal TO spain, appfgvc
ihuimUasurg.
The newspapers o. Havana make
no comment upon CAntnin btnftHl
Weylcf's recent orders cjrceTninE the
"a NJ and coffee plautauoue.
ihe recent report circulated TO the
effect that the Havana univerniy
would be closes aud the building used
NJ military hospit tall pronounced TN.
true by tue Spanish nuthOfiuH. 10 IL
sail by tue official. that the report Wa
probauly circulated Tor tho Iu,posu #
exciting The native Cuuans sghinai tie
sptnish toiditrl.
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vIUIoaIA's oLEnISoY
unesmplimentRty usmsrk. by an
Irish journal.

W Mu
Irish Ionrnal.
DUBLIN, Aug. .G.-rhe Kilkenny
Journal, commenting on the release o.
John Dsly,tho Irish political prise Her,
from Portland prison, say:
The rcd Indiana torture Of the CAP
lives Ia humsur whom compared with
tho torture Inflicted upon DAILY In
England.
Continuing, the periodical men.
TONED telcfa 10 the alluslou In the
qucen's speech to the ouiTnges In Al.
monia aud ald':
"Inc queen can hnd nearer home
more Yeut fOt her hyp0cfilicAl tears
than among the kurds," ami hski ;
"WneIo 10 IN queens clement y?
DAILY was released 4 lew months leiUfu
death would have released him, anu
three others have been driven mad by
torture In penal teryiludo compared
with which siberian uxoile il dfawiug
room imprisonment. This 10 the way
Victoria wishes 10 siguaiizs her RECORD
relgu. She would not have bten "a loss
10 the viciinis OF her brutal rule Ia
Ireland " she had gone years age. At
tbs present moment sho knows that
she Il Standing In tho way OF those
VINO wish 20 seu her in her roy oil
sopulchIe, and the hos neither the
grace TO aDdlcate, nor the humanity 10
open Ter prisons 90 Itlshmuu until
they pIeeele her on tho voyage iron
which nONu TeIuTua."
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lELEGRAPHlC.
4 BATTLE in CRETE.
christians Attack The Turks and De.
feat Them.
,ur xon,rmyDASs txcIED.
,,,,ral yillagss ilrrifd. Roth Parties
fixing iisni In the work
OF Destruction.

LoSpos, Aug. GA dispatch 10
ns Telesraph from Athens says that
N, most serious feht which 10 70.
,o,lcd In Crete up TO the present time
,c,ufrei yesterday, when the Chris.
,,ps 10 the mountains organized a
,lfopr expedition against tho Villages
In the Herakllon district. A thousand
vell aimed Turks lott Herakllon to
sto,ect their property. In the pitched
t,,ils which followed the Turks were
defeated, losiBg eighty killed and forty.
ayen wounded. This loasea Of the
Chfitiians were smaller. Tho Croiauo
captured an enormous booty, hundiods
duilss and thousands OF sheep and
cattle falling In their possession.
Tho news OF the fovefasl. according
10 the Athens correspondent u the
Telegraph, terribly excited the Mos.
lsm population OF HoraklloD. The
Mohammedhns gathered IN front
Of the palace Of the governor
and clamorsd iuriously TOT arms.
IUO INNtNNNE NtlutNA 70 hl
esde 10 their requests, hut he was pow.
sfles 10 restore order. Ho therefore
lelegtaphed the authorities at Cameo,
warning them OF the gravity Of tue
situation. Tho foreign consuls urged
groigi Eorvilch, Prince OF Samon, the
recently appointed Christian governor
Of Crete, TO take steps TO suppress the
disorder. Tho Ffench consul even
veni 40 far 10 10 threaten to order q
strong force from tho French waiahins
TO disembark for the purpose OF rector.
Ing order.
The Atheus correspondent Of the
Telegraph snys that after the battle
several Villages were burned, both tho
CHRISTIANS aud Turks taking n hand
10 tho destruction VI tho towns.
la conclusion, the Athens CORES.
pendent OF the Daily News say! Itis
well known fact tuat during the last
ten days tho governor Of HeTaklion
has been aiming the Muasulmaus with
sims anu ammunition obtained ,from
The army Arsenal.
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The convention then adjourned until
tomorrow morning nj II o'clock.
EruADon's REVOLUTION.
A Rebel stronghold Faiien-Urcat ne.
ioiclng.


A Rebel stronghold faiicn-vrcat re-
ioicing.
NEW YomS, Aug. 20 "A dispatch
To tho HERALD from Panama, Columbia,
say:
a correspondent In Ecuador sends
word tnat tue rebel stronghold In thu
mountainous district Of Cuenca has
fallen, practically puttlng MA end to
tho revolution In Ecuaior against Al.
isro, headed by ono Vega ani openly
ouppurled with money, men anu arms
by the clergy. This news has lusl
reached tho bureau from GuAyequtl,
where enthusiasm over AllaTois vic.
tory was unhOundud.
Tbs Ecusdorean consul Don Ricardo
Atins, raid!
"Yes, We have tgiumphed. have
alto received n dispatch from AliAro'.
camp confirming every detail OF this
dispatch. ! am very confident that
Ecuador will now enter On new era
OF peace nud prosperity"
A decree has been issued by the
government imposing a quarantine OF
from one 10 ak days upon nil vessels
arriving at Colon from Cuban ports, or
from ports where It IA expected yellow
fever VKis,e.
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JEW YonH mErunLIclSs.
Warner niIisr Excluded from trl
state Saustutiuu.

WARNER niIisr IxcIudsd from It's
state Sonstntiuu.
sARATooA, n. Y, Aug. Cat the
state Republican convention to nomi.
nate candidates for governor and
lieutenant governor tho most interest.
ing contest before the credentials com.
mitteo wnl that from Hefltimer, b..
tween Titus BheTard, the sitting dele.
gate, aud Warner Miller, tho latter
accusing tho former OF fraud. Thr
committees report made the temper.
airy roll permanent, excluding Mf.
Miller from n state convention for the
first time Ia Thirty yeAft.
When the convention feassemblei
the report was presented. Down In the
center OF the hall. from the Herkinier
county seats, came Warner Miller. His
face was flushed AMI his lips tfembled,
AZ from parts Of the hail came cheers
aud from other parts Kisses aud yslls Of
deriFiOn.
SECT out Of here; you don't belong
here" "You nre n traitor" eic., came
from the galleries.
The ohairman's gavel wac almost
utflsss 10 quell the uprnar. Then Ul,o
Irving Wise OF New YORK made hin
teli heard above the diu. 81 OBJECT y
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Me- Miller speaking. He IL not on the
uuu tue convention" Then again
Soc row nriae. The crowd In the gall
l.rles feie1 and again called names.
Str. Miller stood silent 10 the storm oi
defi'iun and applause.
Down 90 front there was Mr. Piat,
his bfows knitted. lie star,ui o. gei
90 his feet Ia an iustent there was n
calm anI In lis low voice he was heard
10 aayi "Mr. Chairman, 1 hope ard l
move that inc gentleman h1 heard"
Ofganiziilon anu anti.otgnnizhiion
Joined In the applause thst followed
THIS clever coup, anu the gavnl oi the
chairman hutliy succeeded In restoring
order.
Nc. Miller then bef IAN to speak His
declaration OF itepublicAnism, despite
such treatment ~ might DO accorded
him, brought forth q storm % Applause,
nnt hia declaration OF loyaliy 10 the
party was similarly received. hu lie.
ran HE address with mild sarcastic
reference 70 Nc. Piali, by siyinii 81
dii NOS uulluva tuat tins convention
would reiuaa mu a hearing, uut 10
tOsmi 10 me, or, that u took tue power
OF one man (platD TO grant me That
hearing, aud 1 rgtufn 20 nm my
thanks ior tue c0urttty OF commanding
this c0nvenuOn 10 give me nearing"
lie lhon reviewed the HUrkimef
county convention ant tho ptimaTita
10 select delegates 10 ~, dtclaflng That
gross irregularities were NUMEROUS ana
that In tue convention hu was declared
defeaic1, yni four moro votes we're
cast Tor him ihan lot bis opponent.
lie accepted the decision OF tue COM
m tee, however, Rui said Ia clos us;
ut you ~ moro IN this cause ifgm
NV until November than 4 snail w.,
70 Will be Uuly because you are strong.
or and more able than I hm."
When Mr.. Miller lniuuui he was
heartily applauded.
a motion that had been made 10 d =
vide the delegation was defeated by n
viva vOcp vote, aui then MT. Miller
arose anu VA composed manner
walked down tho itls TO the speuiaiors'
seath When quiet was restored the
committee on permanent organization
reported Con. stug l.. WU0dfofd ns
tho permanent chairman.
Al the cJnciutilu OF MT. MoUdiOId'a
spto;b, he called for tho rep.ft Of the
Committee on resolutions.
Chairman tlIigg VI New York read
the report anu tue platform adopted
by the committee was Endorsed by The
oJnvenli0n without debate.
The platform eongfalulaiea the poo.
PIE that tho issues Of the campaign
havu been ~ clearly deiiaui, anu tuat
there has been no cquiyOcatiUn IN any
OF the party platforms.
Nominations TOT governor wofo then
declared 10 b IN order. General John
81. Palmer, the present SECRETARY Of
aia,t; Col A. ksxler Of Cntmung;
Jongtessman krtfhkS. BACK of Rene.
salaef, Comptroller James a. Roberts
u Eds, james W. Wadaworth u
Goneloc, George w. Aldfidge OF Moo.
roo and Chaflui 4. saxton were pre-
seated.
Hamilton Fish's name was then pre-
scented amid great applause, after which
senator Edgar Il. BracEeIps name wAs
pfrnuuted.
whoa Tiogn county was reached tho
ghllifies shouted "Pisti! Platw and II
looked ~ " there wouIu be n stampede
bui Mr. Platt remained seated aud mo.
tionel his itienis TO at down.
Ballluug was then begun. The
halluting fpHtiiteu NJ fDiloWts
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meeting, nui whom Sir EfyAn fac
them the people were tar2rd Ia tn.i
mnsses over erveIal atrus OF pavement
aud sod, with ventufrus msa
clinging TO the branches Of trees AID
climbing Telegraph AMI iamp.posts
His appearance a. he stcnped ulon the
nqg'draIed platform, with, IN him, the
familiar strains 81 Hal u the Chirl
clamofing Ia his ara, kiudlsia 1of5s
shout which twelled Toto three cheott,
with hundreds u hats and hsn1kcf,
chiefs Ia the air. lie was escorted by
Messfa Chn'e aud Pratt, Recorder
Matthtwe, Postmaster Woods and
Collector john l.. Mnsieuon.
SENATOR I'm was not there.
Mt. Chase. In intro duclng the orator
said: "My Follow Cltlzsns- TINS II a
plain meeting Tor the piaiu people,
where there Ia 10 b, M fuss a1G no
ieathers. There Ia hut one mau you
wish TO to7, but Onc mau ylu wish o.
hear. have TIM honor t. INTRODUCED
him 10 you-iho Democrat candidate
Tor Pfraldelt u tho United State.
William J. Bryan Of Nebraska
(Ffolonged chvefing.)
Mt. Bryan spoke with more than hli
customary ofatofical force, snd, con.
siierlng thu aisi o, thu crowd, ho was
listened to with most iihtUtlng atten.
lion. O1ce tho speech was mauod ny
smlll knot Of Republicans who In.
ierfupted with sitaggilnR cheer TOT
Mckinley. Bc'ote tho speech was
nnishod darkness came on, and red
lights, kindlud on the outskirts u the
crowd, threw crimson giafu over the
field OF noadf, aud then mn alarm Of
TIE, lust ~ the orator was ending,
ctcate1 diversion.
At tho close Of HE speech At.
Bryan shook hands viii the people
who climbrd upon the platform. Hu
was driven TO the station, prctoIed by
baud and crowds Of citigpus, WHO
formed IN line AMI marched along
cheering.
AT KINGSTON.
HUDSON, N. y, Aus. 25.--Ons oI
the most Interesting episodes oil thr
New York tour was crowded into u
brief half hour at Kingston. From
the special train the Bryan party was
hurfiud into carriages awaiting them
NJ the depot, anu with accstaorlos Of
cannon ana btass band clamor.ng q
welcome salute, were escorted through
the stieste, past factories whose win
cows framed the iaees OF worl,lngmen
AMI working gifls, 10 tho city hsll.
Not less thau 5000 people wert
pacEoi upon the green, many Of them
woTkingmer. Mf. Bryan spoke {.
thom from the steps OF this hall, where
he stool under itstooned tiagF. liz
was Introduced By Hon. John ID. Cum
mings. aud tue speech which he de-
livefoc inspired uheor after uytty
striking point
A hEu0U5 ACCIDENT.
UTICA, N. ", Aug. 95.-W. J
Bryhu's evcniiui day ended with at
accident that was quite serious. One
hall OF the platform from which h.
was addressing crowd OF several
thousand paOplc Ia front Of the Bnggs
hotel In Utica, nj midnight. fell TO o.,
ground, and although Mr.. Bryan g.
capped injury, several 0thofs were pain
iully hurt. Clinton Beckwitn, n mem.
Der OF the reception c0mmittce, had M
ankle spraineJ. John 4. Teller had q
leg broken aud several others were
painfully bruised.
Though thu accident caused n great
cOmmoiion ana almost a panic, ihg
screaming women anu exc ted mel
were Gained, aud aitof delay oi tel
minutes Mt. Bryan rrtumvd hi
nutech.
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DnYAN AND NIL.
The Candidate tue Quest Of the Ne q.
York senator.

Nhh NhN ehNaN oN wv NJ %
York senator.
ALBANY, y. ", Aug. 2j.-Tho
itcouu dAy OF William ]. HtyAn's trim
westwaTd from the socluaiOn OF RED
Hook was an ovontiui one, crowded
With q variety OF incidents OF travel,
Including \ picturesque reception nj n
nmmer hotel, n SURFING speech 10 n
tiowd OF woTkingmen at the town OF
Kingston, and eliminating In great
melting at Albany, where the chndl.
date spoke 20 n crowd estimated nj
igm 1000 10 10000 people, packed In
The city hall square under the fbadOw
ei the state house.
Before this demonstration Mr., and
Mn. Bryan eat down 10 a dinner with
senator HIN anu prominent Albany
Democrats nj the senator's magnificent
home, known o. "Woiiufl'A RaOsi, -
whittier they were driven directly
from tue depot, where a stfong.lunged
crowd came near MODELLING them on
their arrival. Those who met the
DtmoofAtic candidate aud his wife at
Mt. Hill'a much discussed dinner
vtfti Supreme court Judge q. Cady
Hsuick and vile; Louis w. Pratt, tho
collector OF customs, and wife; Norton
Chaie, chairman Of the city Dsmo.
cratic committee.
For lneariy three hours MT. Bryan
was tho guest OF the New York sena.
tor, and although every participant In
the dinner Rvofred TINT II was purely
AtooIal affair, their descriptions were
TAKEN with grain OF talt, u being the
general imprtsslon that an underalnnd.
Ing was Tsaehed which will insure to
Mt. Bryan tho support OF the party OF.
gani1auon In tho state.
Tue crowd began TO gather In tho
city hail square two houfs before tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-26
CUBAN ESTATES pEsrRoYED
rhs Insurgents hurn NUMBER q
PAnt,uoas.

HAVANA, Aug. .0,-lt Is reported
hero tlAt tbs ~ uFeenls recent y
turned number VI O. ice AMI coo5s
plan alions IN tne proyiuee OF sautingo
dc Cuua, Amgug tho larger plan ia
d0ps uuTnc were The epienuid estate.
Of Aurora, Sempslia and Doiorita. L.
IL estimated that more thRn tsl co.., 600
wotthoi property was destroyed.
lhesv vslA,ee we're owned by French