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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-23
Salinir Reneh Notes.

Tue Seventeenth ward sunday
School goUg 60 5aliair tomorrow.
rnuuday II OII T. Howe day Mt
sallAlr anu d tig crowd is looked for
To-Day tho Lsdies Auxiliary TO the
Ofior Of Railroad C5nuugtyrs ul Og en-
pte nj SaiIair.
Friday 10 the day Get fot the giving
Of tho hnt performance Of Piuaiure Hnd
II will be- repeated each evening tor
Onp week.
The opera pinaiore will be given At
Saltaif on Fdluy evening next
Mutsfs. Gleason and NItria having
charge Of the STAIR promise the public
a fine performance, equal 10 that given
10 any fiTst.clnss theatre. The cast In
niudrs Miss Ttusx, Miss Cooper, Misc
Nichols, Mruts. Hugh D5ughall, Jean
welner, Blake IBlskem0te, +. NJ.
James anu Il. NJ. Scfacc, who together
with chorus Of iouriy.eight, selected
from the Tabernacle choir, 70 10 make
up tho entire company. The train
lravink sait Lake at 1li viii be Ia
ample time i.f the performance. The
management announces that there will
be- no extra charge fot this rugngc.
meni,
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Bingham stake Conference.

IUNA, Idaho, June 10, 1896. Tue
quarterly conference Of the Bingham
stake vi Zion was hUld ~ Iona uu
Sunday aud Monday, the ign ana 10TH
of June. The Relief Society anu
Primary conferences were held on
Saturday, the l8th.
We were highly favored IN that We
had with " 10 many VINO we're Capa.
ble Of expUunding the principles 0i NE
aud salvation, huu OF iustfuCuug the
saints. Ot tue quorum 90 Apostles
We had with W Elder Franklin ID.
| Richards; OF the presidents OF Seventy,
Elders seymour -. Young ami "a.
ward Stvvuutln, alto President 7. L..
Kicks VI tho BnnuOck STAKE, Aud
Elder Matthias C0wley OF the OItilu
stake presidency.
There was good attendance OF
Stake tillceTf, all OF tue High Council,
aud representatives. from all VI the
wards with tho exception Oi one.
SUNDAY, nt 10 =, M, President
steele reported tbs condition VI the
stake. IL ~ fully organized aud In "a
prosperous condition, Crops are look.
ing well, and the Indications point "
an abundant harvest
The Bishops Of the Eagle Rock,
Shelton, Louisville anu Riverside
wards gave reports OF the condition u
tue same. Organizations were com.
plelo. health OF the people good, aud
every thing working hafmonlOusly.
President Thomas h, Kicks testified
that lac had been bltafo1 IN his laU3Ts
In this stake, iOfmotlya piTt Of Ban.
uOCG Stakc,
Elder Edward Stevenson 10 Lowell
him, Gnd IA pleasing manner tJld Of
his usfly experiences In the Church,
and the many tys,iI uniUs he had Tu.
CeivuI Ui the divinity OF tho Work We
are ungagud IN.
Sunday, at . =. NJ, Elder Fankllu
D. Richards delivered d discourse 90.
uuuyiug an hour ana ten ml1utes. He
noted with pleasure the growth OF this
rnrt VI yhu LORDS vineyard; sIOku OF
tuu developments ami great discoveries
100 tho usu ui stuaI, electricity ami
I.hlr arts nul sciences, showing tu6t
M Tue great inyo.ligus, etc, NJ thi,
sue nineteenth century, fhuul gftatly
lend 10 dlspol innduluy pud iuc cas-
our faith IA GUd, beiug al imp1.tan
iupti0uB In tI nillng the prom. Civ.,
aud the establishing OF llis kIuH. Qua
uuan tho earth IN tuia last ll8lruss.
ton.
Tho speakers al tie moo,ings on
Monday wrfp Elder seym ne b.
Your, Patriarch Afzh Hlucfl s.,
i.Hris FTWkl n ID. Richards u.I
Matthias Cowiry,
EH,r Young was proceed wiz
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The MINING MARKET.
No Deviation From The General RllO
On The Stock BICaa15'.
SHES PEW AMI PAR BETWEEN.
~ a. Consolidated, tmorsld and Won
der Are the i.ou0rad Niocks-
american Forks Chance

rlero WAS the usual "brl'kncts" on
,e4nuco today aud u singular coinci.
dcuce was that the sales aggregated a
D milar number Of shares 10 those Of
ycs,Urday-l, 400. Brick Consolidated
wus the only listed stock which created
D. isinesp, !. meeting with transfer OF
1ID SHARE. which succeeded 10 bring.
ing IN d. Cvnts per shste. The Nam.
moth suck kept up i,s normal
strength aud to buy II 1886 pef
share would have been required
while the bid was 10 cents below that
figure. Ouintio was an Offering OF sla
but no lids were brought out and M"t'
cur could have been bought nj $3.50
with SG.t5 bid. The remaining stocks
were stationary.
On the call Of unlisted stochs,
Emtfald and Wonder brought out th'
only buslness. The former was cK'
cuudingly active and the salus made
brought good figures, 200 shares goirr
al 10 cents ana simiiar number al VI,
cents. Tue Wonder stock war fccJ,'
uz3d by n sale VI jlU shares al ~
Ccutt, Swnntua while mtoiing VIZ
no transfers was looked upon with nut !
confluence, mud fecuivuI good quota
lions while Morgan % PARK cry wSi
quoted nj i15 cuuts asked anu 80 hiu'
Tho clIs,us figures were ~ iUllowt'
LISTED sroCKs
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a heating iu tne Uiar 90 tue UI..
missod fireman, II bot Eyrur, was
uad tu'uTc CunmlssIIuuF 4 .u. nt
night Chioi Drviuo bppcstrd iu uis
own behalf and Bytnu was foptcsontuI
by Motsfs. hcCsilum aud hapnus. .
Tho main question lu tue case 10
whether uf not Byrnu was "a regularly
app1lnied member OF tha department.
thiC' Dovluu claimed tuHt hU was uUf,
while BytuCt I've rIe}s attempt d 10
show that tv,ty tCuIu towards 90, g
client INDEBTED that ug wac. ArEu.
mruss were hal on both sIuog, ati,g
ahiCh COmmlsaionef Conn tDuk % e.
cnsc under aIvisumcut and Will report
nu 10 NJ the mkt meeting Hf tur NuHr q.
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Col. y. H. Donhaltor, liut Infantry,
Lieut.. col H. e.. NayluT brigade sail
aud Major ". T. Steyons llrzt Infantry
arc appointed tho Judges 90 tho arm.
Their authority on the urll aiuuud VIII
Boz complete and they will arrange nll the
"details Tor the competition mot covered
herein. Thov will submit choir Joint de-
ci-ion In writing 10 the AI.uinut General
during the day.
4 pfiTo ~ sii will be- given To- tho ur-t
company, 700 TO tho second aud 80 Go the
third
Tho object Of tho competition BIZ 10
show tho general attention giyou 60
drills aud not what has boon acquired
tor any special occasion.
Companies intending 90 ontor the com.
petition will notify thr AlIu'Hut GouUral
not later Than July 1T.
lly order ui the Commander In thiOs
JNu. ~. tANNuN,
Aduiuut General.
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FOR THE FOURTH.
Orders Tor The National Guard 10 Pa
radr, aud Tor % Competitive Drill.

Tho following order, with reference
to the participation Of the National
Guard Of Utah 10 tho Fourth Of July
parade In this city, was Issued this
motninri
urAp4uAulus NAIioSAl GuAun %
ITAW.
sNir LAKE tITY, jane 2i, lsyG
General orders,
No. ID,
Tho troops OF tho National Guard "
I ah arc uu hur.Egd TO participate m the
ceremonies for the celebration OF the
forthcoming Fourth ~ July a. the state
Capital, or 90 their respective stations
whore tho attendance upon tho cDlObra-
ton In this city does not reduce tho
strength Of tho companies 10 small NUM-
bUrs,
Tho stan of the Commander Ia Chief
will accompany him ln the parade,
mounted mud iu full drOss IN form,
Tho troops in salt Lake city, and
those from tho outside with whom ar
mugomonls have been made 10 come To
the city, will fOrm part OF tho military
parade b. take place In tho iufouuun Of
July ID. Detailed instructions Tor their
formation aud movements ON that Occa-
sion will boo issued by tho hrigadlur
Ieunf D., uf,ur consultation with Lieut..
col. Newman, mnrhal " tho day, The
limited amount " money available Tor
such expense prevent, tho assembling in
tho oi.y ~ all buta fow Of the outside
companies. Thu.u companies have boon
no inei. uuou reaching the city they Will
march IN llu City aud County building
and tor0rl To- Colonel Henry Page, First
Infantry, who VIII receive Thorn Ia por-
son ur doIai au 0lleor OF his stan tor that
Tho .alu'cs ur tho d1y viii be fired by
Tho First Nauury, bong ~ guns ~ sun
rico. o. 40 uuuu 600. 30 o.. sunset
There Will nU competitive drill Of
such NJ tho Infantry companies hero
prcscut as choose 90 enter tho contest. on
ihe campus OF tho University Of Utah,
First North street, between second
and ruird West, a. I y, M, July
an. Each company Will 10 drilled
by IT. clpuln In the manual OF
arms, the hayunri exercise aud tho
school OF the company for wCuty miu-
utas, tho movements % be- selected hy
him; In addition each Lieutenant OF raHh
company win bo required 10 cause q. Io
perform two movements he the school ~
The company, which Will be- given him
con the ground by the judges. LioUf,
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= thanec zoe Ansricsn tori 80 show
Her EnirTpTisc


Athsncc Ior Amsrican ok 80 show
Her Enterprise.
American FORK n IN the swim, thys
tho World, aud has the 0Nur OF An Of
teTptise that Will send htf ahead with
an lmIe,u, that viii cause her % ~ %
Iass all her nelghbOfs. even the impt-
tuous Lehi, tho town VI beet ~ 20 Z
fame, There has been much Haid ~
late about custom mill Tor ores being
erected anJ set In olufatlun IN Amer.
can FORK canyon, 10 has boen said
That new iOfm OF mAuhiuUty that
relafates the meals rom the uTea by u
new patented electrical plOctus 10 % be
used. Machinery oil this character b. =
lately been tested IA salt Lake CIty
Hnl was iuunl 10 10 most tuCgtss.
iul So now there 10 W bu n mil IOWA
this wny some where. BB.mnn * o..
" tue VITA DutChman mine are going
10 erect n custom mill either hefu or in
tho c-uy5n. II they build Ia Amrfi.
can Fork rarynn the capacity ~ the
mil ~'i.l 1e 40 IONS OF Otu or Jay, but
q thsy pgt Ia milling outfit here,
which they win surely 40, ~ we may
Judge hy present Indications, tho cap.
aolty will DO 100 t0uB pr day. The
rompany hsve o5uCluued that Anon,
can FORK IL just tue lace ior custom
mill. Thcy nto tho lucauou anu sur.
Tuuuiiugs hero aud annie the plc.
turerqueutst Of tue eily aud the bon.
pitnlity, iuluslry aud Dusin,ts untVr
pflso of our CiIzuus. 81 VA Ou,r Do
now made TO THIS city 10 tTgu. uud oprr
ate n 100 tons capacity mill Iightin the
heart q the Town 3. cur ptopio Will iut
up small b.t.t Gud intuTo their
hearty cv opotlIlo
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the beauty anu grandeur ~ tur Snake
River valley. Thought PHI. fIulI a..
fU. ruling hand 70 Hivl.r Pr. vlIpHu.
in hIs valIey mot Drlu. H.fl.I y..
before It waf; uwfIt u.nr lue trm.l.
su. ability the Prophet st..bm
Youug 40 . leader an llr aver Oh the
PEOPLE. lie was M dUfu Taaua.
Elder HInuklcy gave some of bio
early experiences In the tIHrcu nu.
uis connection with Tue NImlu Bat
TALON.
Elder Richards showed Irc imp u.
arce anu necessity uI 'tuUIus rI.r.H.
records; aud that In v.Ius iu sustain
The authorities OF the Church b, tlIu .aI.
in sincerity anJ not us , matter of
'otm.
Tue general sui sla.a au'huuup
were prtssljoiby pre.ijyH. s.se,u,uuI
unanimously sustained, VIM H'..
stated TINT the dOoIh .Iuu ui the
Presidency aud ApU... Ng4 N..u
presented and accepted IH each of Coo
wards without a single ..Uu.ius vote.
Following this, L.auI ,IH..g r.L
upon tho Hu,ips ui lhU.r HH.U.u. i.I
IrsfuI pflusfH0DI, ami how D.. H .Ua.I.
b., Tor them 90 enjoy Oh. p.utU. tuyr
calling.
Tue sisters we're hIgI.y favored, a.
We oil were, by hHviuE Present nt the
Conference, frUaiduu. aua ID. %.
Young, nls1 her cUuuH Sister jan.
X. Richards aud S..I EIfuIHHa
, M0cuCh, In the intotuli { tho Primary
AssUCintiOu.
Toe weather during Coo conf romeo
wac extremely warm, Tho mrHtIu.
house on Sunday wa nuJd o. over.
| D wing. Tue Old rOug, solve ~ room
tuat we may dwell, " could have been
"a 3 very appropriately 1t uI Ui our
| conferences thus 'ar
ions G.. ErIfrUN.
a.HEu Clerk
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Tho Ampric,I FalE World say
that John Armstu ny, Wm. Armsirona
nnd Ge1. HuEgnfl lave Bpue up INTO
American Fork canyon u work ON tat
MIX Alnil mine.
Tho p.Etgr Mining contrary which
pwus pfuaaTlivB near IuHsalura, NJ
wade. Il about 10 build two mil.s, TO
the Kuksnd klud, n d'Rlso put II a
oyaulls plant OF ircm ~ 10 bO 's1s
capacity.
The EAT Golden Gate company has
entrrnl iutOa contract loOKlu. 90 900
dew ,utmuut OF IT, properties on no
Tfnus vaul, South African plan. ID !.
Ing is he mode Of Procedure anu ,...
branch OF the WIS vii 20 pIu .r
over by Mr. A, J, Kelley, an trp II IN
The bushes.
A big strike ~ fepoIlel Ia a Pam
uity property situtted ubJut IL mile
snu half ir1m tho great OltaTlO.
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hso,ndiAyer aiaLu Wen ,iau.

are You Biillout, Cousiipstyd OF
troubled VITA Jaundice, Sick Head.
aohe, BAD Tasto IN Mouth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue, Dysrcpsia,
indigestion, Hot Dry skin, PAin 10
Back aud between the Shoulders, hills
ind Fever, otc. IL you have any Of
these symptoms, your Liver b. out "
0Tter, ami your blood 10 slowly being
to.sJued, because your Liver DOES not
act properly. HEKniNE Will cure any
disorder Of tho Liver Stomach OF
Bowels. IL hss no equal ~ Liver
Medicine. Price 10 cents. Free trial
soltIes nj Y. q. "A. /. drug store.
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This liniment 81 different ia oomro.
sitiOn from any othei Imminent GA The
matko. II q a scientific discovery
which results In ~ being Tho most reuo-
traunr IluImoni ever known. There
bfo numerous white limitations, which
mry Ju recommended brcnutu they
p8V me seller a gfta,et pfnnL Beware
III incso anu demand Bglard' SUog
Liliusat tt positively cufrs khru.
matsm, Neuralgia, bprAins, Bruisea,
Wounds, Cut, hclatio aud ln1amma-
tory RhguuaiIsm, Bufu', scalis, Sore
Feet, Contracted Muscles, Sun Joints,
OH sgfsf, Pain IN BAak, BARI Wiis
Cuts, Sore Jbcft or lhfOat, anu is
sapscislly beneficial IN Para ytis.
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The ore is snit 20 run "a pof cent COZ.
rcrhud r'so shows richly iu silver nno
Leaf. THE property be- owuot by
Muurs. DahlEfoH HuI I'huHDu, vn.
have been quietly developing b. Tor
many months.
The Noithern Light these DAYS 70
being watched With n great deal nj foe
tertst, ana we'll II May be-, iDr dlscDv.
eries 90 rev ore blIIp1 orc bBiug made
almost constantly. On Saturday iutt ~
tob.fooi bBty OF aiivef.lCaI ore was
encountered, atsaYs from two.t1gt
branch OF which showed the presence
OF so urr cent lead, gs8 ounces IN silver
nuu so iu gold 90 tue ton. The rr'
naming eight tctt averages about 30
Uuncv1 iu silver tij la gold, with a
little lCad sud ifOu.
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PrIe.lhood Meellng Po.lnonel.

la cons, guuucs Of the Fourth Of July
coming on tho Hut Situf ay Of next
m0uth, the etular monthly meeting
Of the pf',s,hu0d Of the salt LAX
Sake Of n on g. postponed until Sut.
utday, July In, ct II o.. IA.
By order Oi the prtsiIouCy VI the
Stake.
JAMES y. SIIuLSU, Cloik,
Salt Lac cry, June g2uI, 1870.
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Brother Parratl,s FunernI.

The iuuerAl ,ctyico over the TO-.
mains OF George Ferris PsfTsit, VINO
died Monday, June -, at 1850 .. M,
OF paralysis, IN his san year, will TAXI
place at the Ninrleuulh ward mcu..
ing house Wednesday, NJ O'Clock
=. m. Friends wishing 10 rec him eau
DO 10 nj his sons residence, 81 Plum
street; also all friends invited 10 at
tend the funeral
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snatA rromiurut insurance aSa


SAYS.
II, ~. Buvam, senior member 70.
n. 70. l'..H 4 c. - h.3a St,
bib. r.uI.. ~ ltrg nad u.cD luii win
b. voiy |It....s.u. c.u... $50 result ~
Irnu Hnat, WuIuh nH.aiHs sopmei 10
relieve. until took LuHard's HJr0.
Au.ud 0rup. One bottle completely
.nfei me. 1 seat one bottle Go ny
sIa.eL. who had severe cough, and
she experienced Immediate rolisL I
always recommend ,hiu 'yrup 10 my
friends,
John Cunsiou, s0s Hampshlrs
street, Quincy. Ills, Whites / nave
found Bdildrdi HorchOuHd syrup
superior Co any other oIuEh medicine
have ever known. II never disap-
peIn,a. Price 60c.
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AMUSEMENTS.

tbs as, week oi Vic present com.
rauy ut the Lyoeum opened last night
to lit ntitnunucu win Muli0og'f
Picnic a. tho bill nuu those present
seemed TO particularly enjoy tho anIi1s
ui James j.. pIst ana J. J. Williams
There IL nothing mucn 90 this merry
farce but u uCc0mplishtH st. object
fun. Faihy tho snmu bill viii bt
given with numerous additional iva.
lures ~ a bBucht % the Russe.ls VINO
cIuso thuig engagement with the
LyCUum management on that night.
THE IYrEH TESTIMONIAL.
The friends OF George ID. Pypor are
endtayunuE 20 make the tusum Jninl
10 be- gwen him iu the Assembly Anll
Friday next n huge uilais, anu Dig
surprise ~ Doubts ga store fgT George
Un that 0ccasi n. lau complete pt0g.
ram tor the evening viii 10 published
in these columns soon.
TmE GRAND.
Manager Rogers ut the Grand, real.
eng tuat tho Igtgu crowds VINO will
attend ihu Carnival week exercises IN
THE CITY, viii need entertaining 10
other wayi .lau with fireworks and
rcd q e., 10 now negotiating with tho
manager OF the Pearson company,
which has been playing The WHITE
squadron, Toe Fast Mail, Tue MID.
ulgut Boil a. u other plays In Duvgt
aud cltltl .u that vicinity, aud " ptta'
EFT uIraug muuta arc perfected, Tue
WhitT squadron will be produced nj
tue GTsuJ fOr week C0mmu nc NJ
tuesday, Juuu 3Oth. Ihi- company
bring car special scenery anu are
otherwise puiplol lot good ptes"n'
tatiou.
d.. 81, s.. riNArORE.
Tho production uf this ever popular
upvta at 5allair unuUf the realistic
situation proposed, will no uoubI be the
means OF taxing toe capacity VI this
great resort ~ w. utmUs'. kuhoafasis
ste preceding daily and a huif"el
performance is promised.
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Five Luulrod vhaFrs OF Brick Con-
FnlidaIcd ut bZ3 cents put STARE; 900
Emerald at 10 ccniB Aud 2Ol 90 80,
300 Wonder Ut 30 ceuts. TOTAL shar,r
cold, 400,
Evening star., 1896-10-09
FLORIDA MIGHT FLOP
A Chance of Her Electoral Vote Going to
Mckinley.
Peculiar Interests of the Railroad,
Banking and Promoting Capital
lists of the Peninsular State.

It is not believed that at heart the dem
ocratic managers get much consolation out
OF the Florida election returns. The DEM
ocratic vote there has not increased. and,
while the democrats appear to have ma
jority which will be the same in November.
those who understand the conditions In
that state know that the result in October
will not be the result in November. Florida
IL unlike any other southern state. 1t has
become so in recent years.
A wealthy, brainy class Of men has come
to the front in the state. They are the
class who, in a year like this. will look to
their interests and what they regard the
interests of the country quicker than TO
their party. They practically own and run
the party in state affairs. and they have
the power to do almost the same thing In
a national election.
The bank. railroad, commercial and cor
porate interests Of Florida are strong. The
men engaged in these pursuits are active
in politics. They were able to dominate
the last state convention over the silver
men, and could have elected all the dele
gates to the Chicago convention had tney
seen fit For harmony's sake they DIVIDED
the delegation.
For policy's sake and to carry out their
aims as to a United States Senator. they
remained in the democratic party In the
election just over. They stayed in to con-
troll the party 1Or tne men tHey "dHtcu
for the legislature and state officers. They
saw no occasion to bolt when they appar-
emily had things In their own hands. This
explains the democratic majority that has
been given.
But will these same men stay in the party
when it comes to voting for electors for the
Chicago ticket? That is a question which
q number Of democrats dislike to answer,
because the answer won't correspond to
their wishes and hopes. These men, as
stated. are gold men from belief and inter-
est. They don't want Bryan, and they no
longer find party ties binding. They feel at
liberty to do as they like. The estimate
may be wrong, but those who are familiar
with matters in Florida believe there is a
large percentage Of democrats for the gold
standard who will not hesitate to vote
against the regular electors in November.
Ii depends on how many Of these men
there are to make the state dangerous to
the democrats. Optimists estimate that
1900 or 10000 of them will vote against
Bryan. They could do this by voting for
the republican electors or they could put
up electors of their own, and the repub-
hcans would support them. Mark Hanna
would probably issue orders to the repub-
licans to support gold democratic electors
IL 10.OU votes are taken away from the
democrats and given the republicans the
state is in doubt, even If the populist vote
gees to the democrats. The gold men will
have big advantage in November in the
way of money and facilities in getting their
men to the polls.
Evening star., 1896-10-09
The Special Rule.
CORONER's OFFICE DOOMED.
Commissioners Will Recommend Ia
COnHress It's AbOIishmeut.

The office of coroner for the District of
Columbia will be abolished. The Commits
sioners are all agreed upon this matter,
and will endeavor when Congress again
ccnvenes to substitute in lieu thereof the
office Of medical examiner.
For long time this change has been ap-
parent as wise and proper one in the in
terest of everyone Long ago the useful
ness of the coroner terminated, and the
summoning of juries to view remains of
people who died under. peculiar circum-
stances and then certify to the probab BILE
cause of death was deemed unnecessary.
At the best they accomplished little good,
1t Is urged. and their abolishment will
prove beneficial to the best II terests of the
community. case in point is cited where
the summoning of jury and an inquest in
case of supposed poisoning gives the guilty
party "a chance to escape 1t Is desired If
the office Of medical examiner is made to
give him absolute authority In determining
the cause Of death in suspected cases. When
called upon to investigate a case it shall
be his duty to look into the details If foul
play is suspected, or evident it is to be his
duty to certify the same Immediately to
the chief of police and the District at
torney for such further action as those off,
GERS deem proper.
Evening star., 1896-10-09
CELEBRATING CHICAGO DAY.
Twenty-Five Years After the Greot
Fire.

Fire.
CHICAGO, October 9.-"Chicaeo dav"
the anniversary of the great fire twentys
five years ago. and the day of record-break-
ing attendance at the worlds fair three
years ago, was celebrated today chiefly as
political holiday. Republicans and demo-
clats celebrated separately, each party hav-
Ing its own big street parade, as well as
monster gatherings indoors. Practically
every factory and store in the city is closed,
as are also the board of trade and banks.
From early morning the streets were jam
med with cheering thousands, struggling to
gain some point of vantage.
The procession Of republican clubs was
the first feature of the days celebration
One of the unique features of the celebra-
ton was the immense traEsmitters stationed
at the different points of the march These
were connected with long-distance tele-
phone wires. and. as the shouting. cheering
mobs passed by their "'rahs'' for McKin-
ley and Hobart were heard by those gen.
tlemen in Canton and Paterson, N j.
Tonight the friends of free silver have
their innings.