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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-09-01
Gs 1T bon srGbter &idtisteit,
DAT ieoe SamiHe etnem
Sprratb bon
&aomab's Steady &eliel

ftts i'm Saui. babe Der g;br1u6 o,feI5:u tpiro
f6 beipdbr,n b,i aa,n Gdnsn BON sdm:risn UOst
Srantbtt. Gs ui,bt Rbts in Der Utlt, bas 10 rai3
S6m,rItu liuOrt Oosr 70 raidJ oeu GOrt6rtt etuer
Rrorib.it b,mmt pi, Sas R,ao Rtliei. Bel
aOpftusb lob RraHtb,it oo,r nsTvos) 3abHibmsrj'n,
T.uraleit, 9bnmatismus, Gumbu5o, Sbm'riw
oo,r e&pd1e i'm Ruden, Radsrat ODER in O,n Rl;a
rem, S6muJ,u an Der g.b,r, @HidDtan str Sii:'
S,r uno S6m,rj.n aQ,r Wrt,n Dro oj, IHiu,HOuns
BON Happap R.aOp RtIj,t iofOrtist
Grl,iGt.runo S:rdafisn uHO i,iH fort0sisst:r S:'
Erau9 m.brus lage lang oau,rHos Geilars.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-09-01
Yittsburaer GeIbffmIroer.

gittsburg, pa., 81. 9luguIt. -
Sin unbetannter Mann bsgin9 6eute
frii6 5n Sad's Stun, QGsgbsnDzGitD,
Selbltmpro, inoem er iainen 6als auf
cine S6iene Der rYittsburq, Sort
WaDns uno Gbicaeo ga6n" legte uno
rubig erpurtets, Biz inn sine 6erannaz
bsnos 2ofomotipe Den &opf su 8rei
5ermalmte. sd tbus Dies, um Qn=
Dsre gu rstten," itano auf einem 3ettsl,
pel6en man in ieiner SaI6e funo.
Cine &urte in elmer anbersn Sai6e
sntbislt Die 4orefis: rSobn 8. 6dGler,
1872, 2. 2lpenue." &ein Munn oieies
Namsns lit bier in bsm angegsbenen
Sauie betannt.
Sol. platt eri9oB ii6 6eute firth in
Ieiner Wobnung, Nr. 249, Giperz9 z9(oe.,
Musebenp. Cr fam erit tiirsli6 poa
austpGrts 6ier9er, unb man peiB peniq
ii6sr i'm uno feline 9erbdltniiIe.
enbmr.onttipnsn unb Strifes,
Pitts 6urG p1., 81. 2lusuIt. =
'Sn ben Srintgias zWertsn gu Ro6eIter,
pa., rpel9s ca. 1900 Nann 6eI6GFtiz
gen, rpirD 1pa6rI6emlid morgen elm
groBsr Strifs bsginnsn. Sine dlIdez
meire 2o5rreouttion Don 20 9rosent
1T paIelbit dngetiinDigi lporosn.
0reitauIsnb Qrbsiter Der u99ipsrlioe
Sron @orts" gu Dbeeting, 80. pa,
itanoen beuts auldBli9 elmer 2ubnrez
button opn 20 9ro3snt aug.
Die .pbtbiasritter."
GIepeGanD, O., 81. 2fu1uIt. =
sSn Der 8ormittaggIiBung Der Supremz
2ose ser n9pt4idszJfittsr" perur Iabts
Gin 9si6fuB, Del6er Die 9tus5abluna
Deg 'Sisr6:gefoes an Die Wittpen ben
Ssl6itm0rDern untsr alien umitdnoen
perbietst, islbTt penn bls betreffenDs
Mitsliso ipa6nIinnig tpar, cine bibias
G,6atts. CUR 3sit Der 9srtasuna satfe
es ben AnI6ein. dls Of Der 8eI9luB
paiiirtn tperos..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-09-01
Der 9entIGe GorreIbcnoeat,
EdsIidb, fsoteatIih unh Sonatase,
Rciue, 0tsentbhmer uno 8eSaffe,

&daIid, ivoGe1tIiG une SoI7tase,
q. Rciue, 0tsentbhmer uno 8sSaffeur
(9iodioIser DOR g. Sfaine),
enbuef,gde SaittmoresStrase unb Nof.Sfice>gpe.
yIeis ses taeIi6tn DIatteS, burd 1raser b,icIst
12k @ts.; f6gIidle Tno Sonuta9S =Mue6abe 15
Gents pre Doe sahIbar bic has Statt beiors
Graser-9dafiN nebf Snmnta s.stnSeabe uate,
81. 80 pro SatI, ilr thr5.rt
nit Gonntas ssbott, poItoirei. mi, gbsus ,ir Clubs,
f2.5o pro Sahr, nab irsenh einem OIte hes SnIan.
bes, "a nah guyopo. Spnntas sA,1uSa aabe 81
pro Sabr.-Gas bette nHe stuteite ee1tfdle @latt
& ben Whttc.s anb S1eitaa;en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-09-01
Satoai'S Tahfo!eer.

q m, 81. 9luguit. - NorIisneur
Sst1itian Martinelfi, Der tiir5pi6 err
nannte Na6fotger pes Cardinals
SatolIi uls pGpitli6er SsIsgat in ben
Ser. Stadten, tpuroe gsItern in 9,genz
mart Der i'm 9atifan attvoitirten aus
tpdrtisen Siplomuten gum @raGi6of
conIefrirt. Cardinal Rampolla, Der
pdpitli4e Staatsietrstdr, oou5og bic
Geremonte. 9eute tpurbe @rsbiI6pF
Martinsui bonn papIt empfansen. Gr
piuo gegen gn0e ibes Mondts Septsmz
Der nd6 cen Ser. Stauten a6reiIen.
Eo6 s,pci braiiitauiiGe Wsini;.er
Oanfen ab.
2onoon 81. 4uguit. - Den
Zines" piuo aus Rio Sansiro gsm.l>
bet. CAB in SoIge Der gsgen bic Staliez
nsr geri9tetsn llnru6sn in Yraiilisi, Die
oortisen Niniit.r Dss NeuBsrn uno Der
Suifi5, Gurpulbo uno 6srreira, r.Irg>
nirt t1bsn uno prdTpsnt Noraes bic
IsllaRltionen aRasi:emHsI bat..
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TELEGRAPHIC.
DEMOCRATIC CRELD.
Cleveland DOES Not Believe Free Coin.
age Belongs 10 IT,
ADVICE 10 THE CONVENTION,
Tho President Anxious that no His
take Gu the MONEY Question
shouli be- Made.

WASHINGTON, June l0.-in reply 10
orouest from the Sew York Herald
for a statement couc rniug The Demo.
cratic htusuou, Precedent CLEVELAND
tonight cent the following to that
ncvspapuH
"l nave made no figures a. the prob.
rbls aC>ion Of delegate, already chosen
CT 10 be chosen 10 the Dtmocrauc
national convention, but 1 REFUGE TO
believe that when the time arrives Tor
deliberate action there viii be ingrnil.
ed upon cur Democratic creed o de-
mani for free, unlimited ami indcpen.
dent coinage u silver. cnunot
bellows this, because know that the
Democratic party is neither uDpalri.
u,Ic nor foolish, aud because It seems
tu clear TO me that tucn - course viii
innict very great Injury upon every
interest Oi our country, which u hus
been the mission Of tue Democracy 10
advance, and viii result In lar.ing dis
asler TO our party organization. There
IL iittic hUpo that ne means Of success
this free silver proposition, after W.
thorough discussion during political
C8mpgigu, viii attract mDDfliy u
the votes Of the country.
cit must he that many Of the illu.
aons tiucncing those now relying
upon tins alleged pauacca for their ILL,
will be- dispelied before the time comes
mr them 10 cast their ballot, which
will sxptess their sohrrtocoud thought
adoption by the Democracy OF this
proposition would, l believe, give ~
uur opponents an advantage both in
the present hnd the future which they
DO not deserve.
"My attachment 10 true Democracy
10 no strong that / consider its tucCus'
~ identical with tho promotion OF OUT
country'a good. THIS ought Sufficient.
ly 20 account Tor the anxiety that no
mistake be- made nj our party cOnvcu'
lion. Ia my opinion, no effort should
be tpafrd 90 secure such action OF dele,
gates ~ will avert party demofalizg.
ton. Those Democrats who believe iu
tue cause OF s0uuu money should ht
heard ana be constantly IN evidence,
a cause worth lighting Tor 10 worth
nghung for to the Uuu, II sound
money Democrats WAIVER Ia tnolr sup.
port, there h usngor Of mistake being
made. such danger should stimulate
their activity IN averiiug II instead Of
creating dissaurngement.
"l am very Tar from arrogating q
myself controlling influence upon
the policy Of my party, tut ias an ut
ninchiug Democrat who has beer
nouotcd by his party, aud who desitci
hereafter no greater political privlleg,
than 10 occupy the place Of a private Ia
the ranks, nope may not be blamed
Tor thyiug this much nj this time In the
interest OF the grand old orgunIzallou
IN ron Ia honorable traditions, ~ iust
" proud Of ita aehieyemenls, aud ais.
u,dauuteJ anu brave in It's battles iol
tie copies welinte."
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Saliair Beach Notes.

All Hallows college students were at
5aliair yc.torday.
Taursdny, June 25ih, will be Oid
Fellows tay at Snl,aIr.
The University Of Utah have dDcIi.
ed upon Friday, July 10Th, Pc The date
Tor nru.hur CNCutriOn 20 Saltlr
The Kuighi OF Pytniss cNcu .si1u 10
Saltair ursuts ON Thurs ny. lufirH-
ti1ns point &, the largest turnout thus
lar II the season.
The Mutual improvement hg'rue
will give an exclusion TO ssli-if next
Ffdhy. Secretary u. >. Young De-
working hard to secure large crowd
Tor this day.
TIE Seventeenth ward, uuIUr the
auspices Oi tie ward SUNDAY srhu ul
viii give an excursion TO Halhir Ju
"Wednesday the 2iih Inst.
Tire opera Piunf0rc will be Fivcr for
onn week a. Saitsif, commruuuv Fl.
day, June 20. Messfs. Gler.ou bud
SHrrls, promise the public the hest
kind Of u Performance, equal o. amy.
| thing every seen ia the Wet. Tue
cast will include FOOD MnfFuU, II. b.
| Ensign, r. .. AshwUtth, H.. NJ. -rfsro,
| j.. NJ, Jnmla, Msecs Lou,so Nichols
/ Nina Giuasuu. These with o. aurptb
| chorus az a. voices, comptlr.uF - mo
OF Salt Lace hes. gingefs, will m,Ae
| up the company.
Followng nrr tho dates OF coming
| events NJ S'uRiE
! June Is. kuiguia OF Pythia1.
June 10, Mutual Improvement
] League.
June -, Lsdicsi auxiliary 90 order
Of railroad conductors, OgiUn.
| June %. Seventeenth ward.
! June 80, (. %. o. r..
June 10, Opera p.nalofo, on fell
tiggrd rniu 90 tue lake.
july %, Carnival Guy.
July ., Celebration.
July No., tho Uuiycfsity Of Utah
! Field c.uu day,
| july ~, Relief Society Of salt Lak,
county
! july n, Mutual Improvement asso
ciaiiOuF Of Salt LaRB stake.
! July 20, Knights Of MnccsheUs.
| Augupt6, Utah sunday ruh0Ol asss
citation,
! August H. Convou,ion Of Fro Chloh
OF the United klutts.
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wnitluug and picHus uu curuu1us, che
happcu 10 glance towards the c1tunelt
that wa only few fnIa from the
house. aud was vesy much amused TO
IisCuvor a i4IkWbuit pUgping at her
from uuhiuu corn stalk.
She UOVpad her work and nt the
samp time her whistliuT, 90 watch q O
funny looking little lul0aj AMI bc,
iust aH coon us the whisfling hau
ceased, became terrified 10 having
attracted her attention, mud, bounding
away. quickly disappeared rom view.
Alice again began tu whistle mere
IS asau experiment, ami presently tho
long ears polluted nt her from uUhin u
another corn stalk. She went on
whislIing, aud thu foolish little animal
buc7me % reckless that hr hUpiUI
from behind the corn s,nlk Into illl
view. She then whlstlcd her sweetest,
ana h.. cumuN few ioet roarur. She
suddenly stopped, ant alter ~ few mo
muuts Uf dgErd iuIuclsiUu, the timid
creature began hopping uagk TO tho
corn fold as fact ns be could 80. SUI.
denly, though, che began with come
sweet bird notes, aud when he Heard
tue whistiiug again, the little animal
chopped on tue instant, as though Sue
hgd ttanFtXVd MIN with spraf.
Tho amused oxpofimentyr continue
these swUu. uutrH with variations, anu
tue in.ciIaiUI animal, by dugfctr,
Cauu nuutrG ana nearer unill within "A
/ .uw feet OF the Charmer, AMI tnefe ~
uuun hiH hHuucucH, litorAily"nll Unr1,
gazing 90 tue whrtlur ENHANCED, his
.uuE care sticking straight az Ia tho
ar, a. ne withri 20 catch every mole.
Alice kent ny the whisiliug until she
was tul ~ breath, uui wn.n che
stopped the funny little creature agnlu
| looked u.ZHu, an urumrI quite uuIu.
cidtd a. g. what hu should dos then,
| coming back Co his ruusrF, hu wa
l sei4 Il with nFuddcn panic, aud ciHuuF
around him 10 trrTinui glance, made
/ long, heEitn.ius leaps for thH clfuiipl /,
where he dashed iuto the shelter o. Go,
/ shady stalks aus quICaly Nauisbga
once more nom her fIRht.
Alter inat, whenever Alice fell
| l1ucsume ara wanted g. rec the laCf
! RABBIT, al enc had O. do wnu Il
/ whistle Or him; ana II was not Ion.
| before ho began 80 listen Tor her tum
/ mons, while he ueHtUI cautiously ittu
b,hiud n c1rB-tslE On tbs very edge o
this fiuii.
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anIltnrnIn pLmerrais.

SACRANiENrO, June lG.--Tho Call
fotuia state Democratic convention
met here this afternoon. The main
feature o. the opening session was the
iisnt f0r recognition between opposin-
obligations from san Ftanclscl, one
roDrfscntinr tins so-called junta, the
other supporting tho old regime oi
Christopher BusEloy, tho blind eN'
hofs VI San FrsucisCO. The buckley
men broke into the convention nall
before the doors were opened AMI nceu'
piud the San Ftnncitc1 suais. When
the convention was called % ortri
there waB long end lively nght be.
tween capdidstts from the opp1ting
factions. Finally Frank II. Gould Of
Stockton, representing the lunla, wai
olVCtgI.
Iii conceded that the convention
will declare for tue free coinage o.
oliver.
Is. J. Maddox Of Modesto was nom
mated for Congress from tho Seventh
district
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FAuINEIN CHINA.
Tro Harvest Failure sud tho People
nNInu Of sInrNnlInm.

SAN FRANCHC0, Cal, June IA
terrible fannie, which thTtniuua 90
plunge the most pr spetou- poEiiJn oi
rOukin, China, into the dlre5i misery
Tor many year,, " dusoIniing the coln'
try.
From the mail adviocs received by
the steamer Clpiic 10 seems Tint lgHt
year the rainfall was muhgur and iu
consequence he harvest mas been n
piluft. The natives thrnughout tho
whole OF the country nfo M the most
miserable condition. IL u reported
tunt mothers urc Offering their children
Tor sale TOT q Few cent?. In Hanoi, th'
other day, "a mother OictUi 20 Huli her
three iniauta tor eight cents, ptU'rffiug
10 hand them over O. "a European
rather than 500 them perish rom nun.
ger in her ntms. In the towns every.
where the streets are crowded ny
nlivra who nave come iu from tho
PROVINCES 20 beg for rice. II 10 not e1
md In tho towns hut Ia tho country
| tho state of tnaira De- awful
The Inhabitants cmlgfate nom
dlstrlcls on mace. In tho provinces
Z OF y Intny, ia thr u0rlh, BtD Nluh nuu
Hung Yea THIS exodus Il most marked.
/ 3 me Of the people roach the cities g.
I beg l0r sustuunucc, whiln many Olurfs
are going about piilnsins aud rcgpc'
| trBiiuE autB OF the gfUsstr. violence.
| EcB sns attained tEe fabulous price
/ " 500 " pl"Il. su,uli cnUluu break
| out vuulentiy or any similar epidemic,
which 10 not ut Nil improbable, then be
| will be vgritub.c Cslhmity. ALREADY
/ several ChsCs OF the terrible Hu0utgr
have been reported from the province
where tue famine has been iclt most
/ tevcrClr. n the cholera gets a little
/ hrauwuy u viii have dislBitous
eject upon thU miserable native pOpu.
| latiOn,
Latest reports regarding the pleguO
seem to indicate that " hills It continue
| there 10 no marked Increase.
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You pay

thousands Of dollars for life
insurance and hrc.insurancc
and grain-iusuraucc and all
sorts of insurance and it s
worth the money; it is worth
o great deal to be safe.
We give you tca-insuraucc
for nothing. We offer you
Through your grocer your
money back if you don't like
SthiiiiRgS Best
SlhiiIiRys Best is pure
clean fresh delicate Japan tea
no other Japan tea sold in
the United States. that we
know off, is pure.
S}HTgt'f bet eaTae. baHuFrav.
der sldI,.r a"IHly0ruE extracts,
gre also MONEY backed
iSshH'mg e. gam'fw San HdHfiIs'
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onANri sranrLiNGi

Tenfs ~ nnriug aud SKIN seldom ~.
itthitsd ~ the Opeu Air ret Ess
FROM the canyon ~ Pan tho ttoht.
Cn rrtw the siar. tisdtcted 'nuo-
~ ~ heaven To- Add MaEuincence
to the sight.
Tho Ielplo VI salt Lake CITY show
ihsir appreciation VI thB Efforts OF int
shaker Medicine Company to please,
ny gathering nightly by the thou-audr
90 witness the entertainment, and
leave amidst whispers ana shouts u
praise and hilarity. Beyond DOUBT tho
rutcriainmJ VI this wees IN iut be-
You'd anything ever before witnessed
without price. At least twenty thou
sand putsOus visited the chow last
night ami night before, anu the sp-
piauBe given Wallace aud Francis u
Indicative Of tbs high appreciation In
which they are held ny the citizans OF
their own town. TIE encore which
greeted Prot Mufiiueza celebrated
gun ufill was truly muuted, while the
rendition Of music and sUug by tue
Martins was "a juy 20 oil who awaited
themsulvCs o. tAu Opportunity VI huni-
ing t.
TINS entertainment Is flrloly moral
anu lultttsluE hilhU 20 Tue young aht
old. M one shuulI iail 10 he present
tonight, as there 10 10 be- an Uutitt
| change % program, embracing lea
tufus following iu rapid succession
tuat extend nom the sublime u tb,
ril CuiOut, and ients ~ M the optta
/ 10 tuo circus. Bsmemucr, tue enter
tniumont begins az s:lj pm, Nc III
vacant lot adjoining Hotel kuutsiaid
unu g aus0.ut,y iter. Go early, strJ
] late, Hru you viii receive tull ysiu'
I Tor yvCty minute you uto thcIe. ITk,
/ your wife ami JuIIItuu vita you.
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oN onEnLNIIALa
Tho COMMITTEES Establishing n Gan.
grrnus Precedent

ST. LOUIS, June lB.-rho committee
on CREDENTIALS organized today, nad by
its utCluipn 10 Tatlfy tbs judgments Of
the national committee on C0utpHiu4
srais, probably materially shortened
the iuTatiol 0i the convention. The
contests from the states Oi Delaware
aud Texas had been referred % thu
credentials mmiltso by the nat onal
committee, anu tHusu were taEcn ny al
once. Tho nCtorai contest between
tue Higgins nuu Adiicks i0fous was
dgoiIug iu favor Of the i0tmer. The
resolution o. cent J. EDWARD Addicks
and bis Eve Culiualut WIS defeated by
vote Of - 20 20, and one TO rclt tue
delegation headed by ex-senator An.
th0ny Hlggia- was thOu carried by 81
o. ~. Nh Hepburn OF Iowa gave
notice he would make u minority no.
port to the convention recommending
the seating OF the AddicEs men,
Tho Mckinley men oTgarigod tue
Committee ~ tlecting j. FfankIu
Fort nf New Jcfsoy chairman, then
debating by vote Of % 10 IL fea0lu.
ton 10 call for papers IN nli OF the con-
tests. When tho resolution TO follow
tho finding OF the national committee
was postponed uutil Texas anu Della
ware had bvun disposed Of, ils adoption
10 certain.
Congressman Allen Of Utah spoke
warmly! "Gentlomeu, you are oitap-
fishing a ptecuicut that will come
hack 70 plague u.s." He intimHted that
the report OF the committee might b.
fought on the floor II the convention,
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BeeehamIs piIIs nre for bilious.

Beecham's pills are for bilious
ness, bilious headache, dyspep.
STA, heartburn, torpid liver, diz.
illness, sick headache, bad taste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss ofappctite, sallow skin, etc,
when caused by consultations
and constipation is the most
frequent cause Of all Of them.
Go by the book. Pills Tot and
ast a box. Book Jrce at your
druggists or write Z. +. Allen Co.,
sos Canal Street, New York.
Annual sales more than G0olOl0 boIos
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BimETALLIsm.


The Time Ripo for International
Agresmeut GA the Matter.
PARIs, June l0.--Seuator Hoaf Of
Massachusetts has Issued the following
statement 10 the pross; 81 Hm conn
cent that tho time f. ripe Tor settle
mtnt % She SILVER question anu fe'
establishment Of bimulalism by inter-
tionAl agreement, aui with thu
large cooperation O! England the
mkt Republican Authorization eau
have the nonUr Of this " tho couVeu'
ton does not commit itself 10 nu uz-
ifVme statement IN favor OF gold
moaomolnlism aud the leaders ore
prudent IA their action. In aspeucn
NJ. Mellne says N II depended on
France alone we need not wait lonu
and hir declaration u supported by 3AI
tut Of $50 members NJ the Chamtcr uI
Deputies aud many leading slatesmeur
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ST. LOUIS, June l0.-Dtpitn the
general feeling That the ticku, viii be
tome maine will not go on the ticket
without thu most vehement pt1tCsia Of
tho uuti.PIuli faction iu Now N1rE
tate. Headed ny Warner Miller
they are bonding their tnefgiCa TO pro.
vent MgriJu's nomination tot wee.
President. The breach iu tho New
York dcltgaliOl between the Plltt aud
Miller iucliuus wan iutUusihgd today
when tho telegram from Morton 10
Patt vas received eiguiiying his au.
pUptancu ~ the vlcU.Pfyeijcntia'
standard n no failed In the Pfvsidel-
ual race.
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PORTLAND, Ory,, June 1.-THE
OrygOuisu iays Of the financial plank;
Tho nnaucial plank agreed upon b.
furh ~ Improvement upon tho Mime
arans utturhucos o. four years ago that
u seems hypOcrlucal to look fJr IT, dc.
itCis.
Politicians drafted II aud Il aims u
Argument ana IoIsuaslon. But ils
Arguments are sound, Tue impIiCa.
tiun thAt tho silver standard OK come
impossiulU standard will come IN when
an International sgteemeut Tor Tree
c1luggr IS reached, Is not frlicitous nud
IN tho natural result Of tue Cii0Tt 10 par.
10y with ".tienus Of silver" ~ IA n
good platform, on which so 20 before
tuo people" anu II viii DO oudOtseG Al
the polla IN November.
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eni as much DELAY was involved in
thsl ~ tn cases brought before lac
committee. iio declared that tho iurc'
lions Of the national COMMITTEES were
being enlarged 10 a degree that loil the
convention little work To- 10, and ihet
ri fhu next convention the vuurse ili.
lowed by thls one In the matter oi
credentials would be brought forward
M established usage. La close contests
the national COMMITTEES might select n
Prudential candidate.
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NEw IORS, juno ia dispatch
10 tho WOTld from Maufii Gays:
Premier CanJvAH II anxious 10
avoid any thing Tint would further
slrtin the relations between America
aud Spain while Cleveland remains
President.
Au appeal will be MADE 20 the
patriotism Of the oppOsiug factions In
the CJTlos 10 stop the antl.AmeTlCan
Il monrlrations In parliament, at least,
la the FIRST part VI tue session, ending
IA August.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-17
rur rnE,INr cAmrAIGN,
Largely Struggle Tor OHlesI. says
mr. NRttoTspu,

Largely "a Struggle Tor OnlcoH, says
nr. WRttoTspu,
LuNB0S, Juuh 1.-The Chronicle
tins morning has ual! column later.
view with Hon. Henry Wstterdon
tho Lou svlllD C1urlgr.JOurual, o.
tue prHsiueuliil rlrutuu he said ho div
MOI regard the . ndlng Issue in Amer.
lea rs uirec cd J0"Afls d ally. III
lut Republicans come iu," sai1 he,
"lhuy viii ma Themselves as little
ublo TO settle questions o. tho Demo.
Gratis have boen Ia tho last lhTog
years"
"For the moment" Mr.. waltorson
continued, "thu Democrats seem o.
lRye gone 10 pieces, tut when the
pillCus arc distributed neat year Auu
the battle anu Tu6UuImuuta tugin Huu
the Republicans go . pleCrr, then
there viii be % complete TudisuuuulIUu
n party iugco and tlgre VIII b. D.
great aud CanulurIve COutust In 1900
between sounl anu unsuuud throtiea
government uud finance. Tho com-
lux general election win DO largely "a
struggle Tor ttliCus,"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-17

uEArEg, Utah, May -, 1901
have been king Ho3d's SsrshunriIln
Tor rtuptIons which came out oil over
my booty, aud which the doctor said
could not be- cured, but Hoad'. Sarsa.
Infilla hHs given me great 'lio' nud
nlways keep 1t IN the house. Nib,
phube Orgill,
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WhIlne, 1. Ne, . csndIdnle.

NEW YORS, June 1.-THE Press
this morning sayS: William q. WHIT.
ney has prepared a statement which
may be- tuImitiuI Tor Publication be-
fore he sails Tor EurOpo today. He
will say no is not TO DO considered a
candidate ior tho Democratic nOmiuU'
ton Tor President aud that he will u
accept under any conditions. he Wal
declare m favor u a gOll standard Lac
form nj ChiSagU, but will council haI.
mOny within the party NJ ull hazards.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-17

The couple who frat notifies the I'M
dersignei that they will be publicly
married ats p. M, June 25ih, at Bal,air
Beach, will be the recipients Of valu-
able present., tickets 10 the beach, cost
Of license and marriage fee.
II. W. T.. JENSENs,
See. Odd Fellows Excursion Com.
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see hers i,nio, ti,cd Ma igio Grnudc
western Railroad.

western Railroad.
fur The buutut OF the teachers TO-
turning lO their eastern homes, aisl
Tor tho tuulic. tie u. q. W. Ky. Al
puuuces rate OF $50 g. sioux Guy,
Omaha, 80. Joseph, Ksnshs City and
ell other blis-.uu River IO.ntz IN
return. Tickets viii De- sold June ! Z
aud Is, limited 10 Sept o. Ih.io be-
tending to avail themselves Of THE or
pofiuuily 10 vi-it their eastern home,
at the low rate mentioned should t.
member that the n, q. W. has d
through nur Ui Pullman s'ardhru
fisrurH HH well q. through tuut.st Ul
family sl,optrs o. Chicago, Now l4ft
and Boston. For iut,bpr particular,
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