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CHICAGO, Oct 2l.-Tho Congrega.
llonAl oiuO OF Chicago. composed OF
bo1h lhymen and clergymen, represent.
lng 100 churches have sent telegram
70 President Cleveland touching on
lhe Armenian question, IL was In
part Nc follows.
Ihat 10 Wow OF tho horror with
which tho world hiss witnessed the
giaholleal Atrocities Of the sultan OF
luikey We urge inst the government
o. the United Slaies JON with the
olher powers In such lneasures Ms shall
oe ueolned most elective not only 10
insure The complete protection OF
American oitlzena ia that country but
10 lhe nnmo OF humanity 10 secure Tor
The people OF evesy race and religion
Immunity from outrages and pefseCu.
uon as modern civilization evefywh hero
gtmauur.
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TOPEKA, Kss., Dot 2l.-Noiwi,h-
standing the repori,d Illness NJ Hon.
Thomae u. Reed, the Republican state
committee I, making preparations 10
take care Of him on Saturday when he
u billed 70 spehk ia the state ami Gov.
Morrill, has sent the following telegram
10 the speaker
"rho most intense Interest IL felt
here over your propesrd trip. Now u
is not % much 10 have you make n
long speech as Il u 10 see you. A
hui dfed tboussud Republicans IN
Kansas will fsIoice ~ sru Jour face,
even u you do not cay word.
'fou need not feel that you must
make q loLg speech but 10 Just SEE tue
people AMI say few words will be VI
great hulp 10 ~. do not believe you
realize how inienltly tho people dealre
To see your
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Delegations fron AL Parts OF the state
Visit nchintsy.


CANTON, Ohio, Oct. 2l.-It IL ideal
weather Tor Illinois day. Tho Illinois
delegation c.ming from all parts OF tho
state over all railroads 10 somewhat
scattered. At noon nearly all the
trains announced had arrived. The
nrst TO arrive was party from Pike
county, whose car reached Canton at
$3.50 am. Al Ia special train OF seven
ouaohrs came, bringing a delegation
from Paris and Vicinity. An hour
later came another train " tho same
Blze from Springfield aud vicinity.
rug delegation marched rs club.
Each man wore = badge Inscribed;
"Ffom the home OF Lincoln 10 tho
home VI Mckinley, Dot. 81, 1885,"
Two large trains arrived over the
Pennsylvania linos, one bringing three
carloads OF black horses 10 be used ia
the parade, This other was Oiled with
Chicagoans. BY noon tho city was
well fillei with Mckinley'a visitors
aud many more announced on the
way. There was no speech.mAking,
the forenoon program icing TOT gen.
eral address WHEN all visitors have
arrived, ana tho street demonstration
" concluded. Major Mckinley, how
ever, met macy callers On tho mont
porch aud shook hands with them.
Col. W. T.. Trend Of Chicago. former.
IS u prominent Dem crat, VINO IL chief
marshal OF the parade, was one OF this
early arrivals. 1t Is prohable the Ia
orpli0n viii not occur until iaie this
afternoon.
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nrnrINa OF AnrmnIsmors.
a Gathering Of In,srs-t 10 tho Catholic
Church In America.

WAsHISGIos, Oct. 2l.-rhe arch.
biahops OF the Catholic church anu
many bishops assembled Ia tue Catho-
VIC university NJ 1880 o'clock to-day
under circumstances Of unusual public
Interest. Tho initial meeting wss AZ q
beard OF administration OF the Catholic
university, In which archbishOps are
ex.ofiiclo member. although only six
arc CHARTER members entitled TO vote.
The meeting VI archbibhops ~ gov.
erning body OF the church, without
connection with the university, begins
tomorrow.
Early this morning tho eminent
eoclesiaa,s began 10 gather In the
senate chamber OF MGMshon hall.
Cardinal Gibbons was one Of tho fret
to arrive.
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rnorEorIoN 80 SHIPPING.
american Vessels Upabis 10 Co,npsie
with forsignsra.

BAN FRAsoIEoo, Oct. 2l.-The
ehamhet ol commerce haa DE- ded to
interest Itself IN obtaining some pro.
,se'lVe telion from Congress relating
70 lhe American shipping interests.
secretary Merry Will forward mem.
uiiAl 10 Washington presenting the nh.
solu'e necessity OF some aoIiOn IN DO.
hall OF ihe oofAn mail steamship
mIVlee under the national onsigu,
tne memorial sets forth that Japan l.
enletlng tue felG with modern steam
tnlpa 10 be operated under subsidy
,-w Q. liberal that o 900 ton vessel
Ni'n hlleen knots speed viii be paid
90 ouV ,or vo ago nom Yokohama
70 pan ffano'sco aud return. /, Eiso
attention TO tho fsot that Great
n.Nslh already has heavily anhsl.
ulklu steamship line between Van.
..uVef and Japan and CHINA, aud
,nal another 10 about to BIZ established
N''"'en vancouver AMI Australia via
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The NEWS received call today
from Elder William d. bingham Of
Brigham CITY, who returned Tuesday
from lal ORIG NJ n missionary IN the
Netherlands mission, Eufope. Elder
bingham left home April 81, 1894. for
Gruat Britain, AMI on arriving there
was directed 10 proceed 10 the Neither.
lands, which he did. He laboTed
ne mlssionary IN Rotterdam,
AmAterdam iand other Tlacet Ia
Holland, being we'll received . by
the people anu meeting with good
success. lie says the prospects Of the
mission are more than usually bright.
There are iour,uon Elders there, aud
thus far this year there have been
about l25 haptisms. Elder Bingham
made the return voyage on the steam.
ship AnchoriA. He started from Roiter.
dam TO ltakel passage on the CITY Of
Rome, but was delayed on the North
Hes In the recent biz storm.
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The Price Fails HapIdIy-A Nervous
FEELING In the Pit.

Aht frtcn rams hhpidiN-t Nervous
feeiiug Ia the fit.
CHICAGO, Dot. 2l.--whoat was In
the whlrl again today. II started with
break OF nearly . cent? n bushol nj.
most as soon as trading began. De.
cember wheat which closed ut 7ss,
opened this mnrHing with trades nil
tho way from u. to az The price
rapidly fell q e Z, recovered temper.
arlly to al bur al 10 o'clock went to
Ie1, wi,ui, cent OF I.ss OF per
cent rs compared with last nights
closing figures.
The descent continued with scarcely
halt. Al lO.25 December was quoted
NJ 7dt, a loss Of .! cents IN about one
hOut.
There was decidedly nervous feel.
Ing In the pit. Liverpool caLles came
higher early, but only =, fleOlod tho al
vance hero yesterday. Later cables In .
dicaiel n decided weakusss abroad.
Another weakening iutluenco wa.
heavy northwest receipts, which were
fully up to the high mark OF laAt year.
AZ the opening, wheat was almost un.
salable. Short interests had been
driven to cover yesterday. and thelt
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ivEHrooL, o. 2t,-Lifi \ .lson'a
vistoiy over tho commbinsi Fopch
and 5panirh fics.s on oct 2isl, isuj.
WIS celebrated NJ Tnagaf tguafc
today with more thhn usual nfdof.
A. tue ofNtc, OF the victory was 20 ffus.
ttete the plan Of Napoleon 10 IN.
vIde Eaglaud with 10000 mep,
tho Observance Of the nnnivvT.
safy OF the engagement has
teen regarded, particularly In France,
o. likely 10 take tie character VI the
domonstfhtion calculated more nr lees
10 offset the enthusiasm Of Car Mich.
nlas's recent reception In France. The
Nelson monument was today literally
ontWino1 with flowers tom the base 10
the summit. rho wfehthe when at.
tfac,ud particular attention was ~.
tcfiboc: "Ffom tho daughters anu
rlnndton Of the midihinmsn On board
toe Neptune ut the battle Of Isaial.
gar"
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SAVAGE WARFARE.
V.TsltIrg Atrocities IN the Philippine
Islands.
sPAyI,nDs DIsEmnowEL REBELS,


CmcAao. Oct. 2i.-A Ban Francisco
,psclai 10 n local paper sayii Cuban
.,foeltlea are mild compared TO these
i.klnr place In the Philippine Islsrds,
where the Spanish are trying TO sup.
p,,,s the revolt Of the natives. Come
indication OF affairs has been learned
rom oriental papers. The most shock.
Ing Incident OF the bloody rsprisals
vaa the treatment Of Spanish lieu.
tsnsni and his family. Tho Spanish
had captured number OF prison.
,u, and ~ an object lesson
10 tho natives they disembowoled
two aud hung theit bloody
todIes on one Of tho gatea OF the
ioSp. The iuiuriatcd rebels, eager TOT
vengeance gathered force and hun.
flsd 10 tho home Of spanish lieu.
tenant on the outskirts OF Manil n. Ih,y
captured tho officer, his vile ana a
ig.yeaf.old daughter aud then began y
bloody scene Of torture.
The most SAVAGE Instincts OF the
natives were aroused. Before the
syes n bis wife anu daughter the
iisuisnAni's skin was Gilt nil over his
body. The tDftufcrs cfLoifitd him,
plnning him outsIetehud 10 n tree
with their long Knivee. They then
turned 10 the woman and girl, giving
The fullest play 10 their animal In.
iiincls aud wrehkidg n disgusting
Vengeance before the dying eyes "
the husband ana father. Tho Spanish
ate doing their beat 10 keep tho nuwH
VI these atrocities from leaving the
islands, opening aud inspecting all the
malls. 3 1hey particularly desired 10
Keep unknown the death Of thirty.
eight pfisoners In ouv night In the
black Hole.
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Landan Hanker- nNpse,ed 90 Raise
the Discount Rats.

LoSDoN, Oct. 2l.-rheTo Is general
belief hero that the difectors OF the
Bank OF England ~ the regular week.
~ meeting will raise the discount rate
lIom 3 10 Z por cent,
The newspapers agree In stating that
the dow OF gold TO America must be
stopped.
Ine 81. James Gazette aAyl; "Ao.
coTding 10 exchange eKpoTts oven the
present rate does not allow margin
OF profit 10 shippers. A premium on
gold II evidently paiu In New foik
by those who ara 30 nervous IN fegaTd
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"PIONEER" OF OGDEN
PfOBla'nl Citizens Make a Visit 10
ogden Canyon.
Az ACCIDENT MARS THE OCCASION.
Druggist sthramm Of Ogden s,ritnsly
lluri-iiowing q Magnificent
Int rprise.

The otherwise very col lyable trim VI
the Salt Lako busiueii men aud others
10 the Pioneer Electric Power CON.
pany'. works tn OgJeu canyon to.
day was marred by au aecidon, which
occurred about 9 O'Clock thi- Afternoon,
at wilson's saw mill about i've miles
up the csnyoB.
The party had visited the head OF
the canyon and had closely scfu,in-
izid tno work going ON there, after
which they proceeded on their return
Journey 10 the city.
On reaching WilBon'. saw mill the
party alighled from thor car.
riagcs and bcgsn to enjoy tho
beauties Of the landscape which
al this polntare especially gtanc, the
mountains rise Oh ollhof side of tho
river like gigantic wall. tuffsled with
projecting bould,r-. The river oe,u.
pies n narrow spsce Al this point. Nvsr
tbs mill there IL u track about 300 isel
long which scslcs the mountain 40 to
ihu tunnel, which Il 700 icet In Length.
This II tue longest tunnel ~ the great
enterpflsr. Tue cats operated on this
line sfe drawn from tue Hvst boz 10
tn. tunnel by norsef, aud gu the ~.
turn trip the cars are controlled ~
bfntes.
chs party to inlly appreciate tbs
romantic decided 10 o. Joy a u gag ride
In the cars from the mouth u the tan.
uel u tee fivOi. The flfst car Tide wa,
a.. 80
tempt the accident referred 10 occurred.
Toe csr party was composed Of c..
n. w. Clayton q SAILS Lake, Ait.
General John q. Cannon, W. \.
Hansen, deputy equity clufk ~ Mebtr
county, Co. 81. Hansen, city editnr of
tho Ogden StAndsrI, Niss Edith Ash.
mote, ciiy editor Of the Ogdcn Pfsss,
&. T.. Browning, OF the Ogden Chy
council, Councilman Geo. w. Jnnes,
u Ogirr, 1. n. Welsh Of the Ulah.
Mas ana Glen sohtamm,a well known
Ogden druggist.
Tue car mad scarcely left ils moOf.
ings when the brake Aitarhmcnts gave
way ~ that tue speed Of tho vshicis
ccuid not be controlled, anu tue car
shot along the rails nt . tsfrific speed.
f1c hiilrido o. this point bears an an.
| Gle Of About 10 degree. Tue oniook.
| gfs were hurfor ttripten snt wefu
| dinost rooted 10 the spot with
uHf. They raw tho car ny 10 appir.
sHi destruction ana they were
pogsflets 10 aid In the slightest. The
car struck the ground with terrific
Io'oe Ahu ptselIih'eu Mi. Schfamni 10
ne tooh oo's'eu stouhu heh tue
HvsIs suW. s
Dh Dhuy' sh' iIahe tl'y physl.
ehn VINO was win we parry, nuffieu
70 the hlui.u mans s'ue anu iouni
lnh one TO wa pI1Aen shd tue spice
Inlu'ou' MI. Heht'hnhi "As mhue ~
e'sS ~ pp,s'ue.
suapge 70 Iola'e, lho oihet hemoefs
VI W. pa'sy WE ao' lhluteu p.yOhi
asoNetv seHslng UP, win ,he ehepl-
uon % MI Jonef, whose Injuries were
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NEW YoRK, ocl. Ala special to
the Hofalu ifoln COnttantinopls says.
The AImenians Gan record another
victim. Nouti Enon0i, MORALLY
wounded, uioJ IN the presuncs OF his
weeping father, VINO arrived Just In
time to nnd him In the agony OF
death.
The sultan on hearing the serious
eaudiilop OF Nouri sent the palace
surgeon 10 sec ~ II was possible Tor an
operation TO cave his liie. His malesty
was greatly rIloved when he heard Of
Tue death or NouTL,
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TOLEDO, Ohio, Oct. 2l.-A farmer
named Bulka, VINO had large Income
ifom oil leases, was murdered ON his
farm about seventeen miles south OF
Toledo. BY robbers last evening. Two
masked meu opened the door when
the family wefo at supper. ehlt Bulka
dead anu MTs. Bulka through the
wrist. Aiterward she was knocked
down hnd severely injured. Bulta had
llst received n months income from
vi iehgrf, hut the robbers failed 10 OILS.
cover It, hiding-plAce. All they got
was few ugl afs.
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The theology class taught by Pro.
iosaor willard Done will hold iis inst
srtrion for ac'ual work In the Latter.
day Ssinls' College building, 1888 west
First North street. this Wednesday
evening nj 1880 O'Clock. Tue cnursV
ot study embraces foItY.thiVe etsous
on the history OF the Bible, to b. given
10 a period OF twenty week.
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DEEvEH, Oct. 2i.-ln compliance
with ths tuggoaiiIns Of Bryan anu
Chairman Janes, OF tho Demo attic
national committee. Governor Mcln.
tyre to-day Issued a proclamation ufg.
Ing thr cit zins, irrrspscuvo Of party
affiliations, 10 display u we on October
Slst. Regarding Chaumau Hanna's
original suggestion OF Nag day, the
governor says: CIT IL my opinion that
tho attempt Of MI. Hanna TO debAse
the national hig Of the United 5titos
IA uupaIfiouo ani impeftin0at and
SHOULD bo resented by all good Amen.
caus.D
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which therefore they coasidur 10 be
Of special value. This conviction has
been stfe gthenei by the receipt Of q
letter from Prot. Bsihcr, curator In the
British museum, london, ftqueatinT
thAt the curiosity he cent there ana
added 10 the mussumis collections. IL
Will DO sent TO boudou Tor exhibit
bat will eventually DO returned ~ tue
Univerelty.
-Four weeks hgo the fossil was dltcov.
cred by Mrt. A, D. Davidson Ia the
nolghb0fhood OF NJ nticollo, Iowa. IL
Ia sort OF criny1, n small wafer AMI.
nal resembling tho star nGh and dVn
uTchin.
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New n aland and tbs FIJI islam 10,
also calling at Honolulu. England
rays annually TO siehmship lines and
auxiliary cruisers s5.u38 $40. and
France pays 81. 100 900, atd with such
Inducements " h VI no use tor Amefi.
can sieamer- to compete with them.
Tue memorial declares that the
contset Tor maritime control " the
Pacific Il ut hand and asks Congress 70
enact tuch beneiicent measufra A. will
permit American mail being carried
by American ship.
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pn.,,nns,sr. Annoln,.h.

WAsHisGrOs, Oct. 2l,-fho Pfei.
dent today sppuintou the following
Jum5- 4. MoDermotli Iowa. Sidney,
lmo Vowel. Ihs appointse II a
daughter Of Vowel, against whom
charges OF embelllement were mads a
month ago. Tnu possmAsior disAp.
peared Immediately on the Inspectors
arrival. Tue Yoweils mad made good
the deficiency.
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Sixth Ward n. |. A.

Tho Y. Nj. NJ. /. A. OF the Sixth
ward, this city. resuInes It's sessions to.
morrow, ThuIs1ay evening, Tor tho
winter season. TIo program for ~.
morrow evenlng includes M exposition
VI tue Australian fyatvm VI voting.
In- nubha IL invit-l.
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SITUATION ~ KANSAS.
rhs state Claimed Tor Mckinley with
good Majority.

KAEsAs CIIY, No., Oct. 2l.-CyfuI
Leland, ri, a member OF thu Republi'
can national Committee for X antns, =
member OF tho national executive G M
mistse, stopped In kantas CITY on bis
way to Chicago. When asked about
The situation 10 kansas he tald: "kan.
sas IN well Organized AM we kHnw,
from our pail Of the state very nuafly
what the vote will be. Mckinley
will cary the state by good msiofliy
ana the Potulists there know a.
"lhe fifsi, sco1nu AMI fourth die
tficis will give Mckinley $4,000
majority ana 1 would likp 10 kuow
who're the opposi Ion expects 10 get tue
votes to Ufliot that"
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WAsuINuros. Oct 2l.-5enatoI
Butler toiay received q letter from h,
4. Norton, VI Illinois, the iav0rito eau.
didAte OF the middle OF the roA Z
Popuiists Tor Presid, nilai nomination
nt the ~. Louie Convention annOuno
Ing hin support OF Bryan, and advising
thv P0pnllsts everywhere 10 aaalsI Ia
BIyAn's elsotiop,
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9AS FRAscnco, Oct. gl.-TruEton
Beiie, hae been granted uiyolo', IL
very well known In California where
he lived many year,. lie h . rOn OF
tho late Gen. Boale who was stationed
on the Psoino coast In the early days
ana who lett large estate nccumull.
ted here.
rfuxiou Beale engaged In bualnots
In Ban Ffancisco aud was u prominent
society an1 o,ubnnn. Ho served u
tenn ns minister 70 Porula.
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WAsuISGrog, OCT 2l.-The board
OF directors Of the Catholic university
adjourned at l o'clock to-day alter hsy.
Ing selected the names OF three priests
TO be- tubmiited 20 tho pope, from
which Leo viii select tho successor
Of Bishop keAne, Ne rector OF the unl.
vsrslly. IL was decided not 10 make
tho names public.
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News has lust been received OF the
death Of William Baldwin OF North
Point. He died on Tuesday Last ~
b'lb a. m. OF old age. being In his TAN
yeaf' tnneral services will be held
nj tue North Point meeting house to.
morrow al ii a. m. Friends ars IN.
ylled TO 10 present.
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ATLANTA. Ga, osL MA oomb
shell was exploded la p1n,ioal circles
here To-Day by making pubic letter
from Dr. w. II. Folt0n, the Popullst
nominee Tor eleclor, Withdrawing Ills
name from the ticABi, anu pleading his
support OF Mckinley. Dr. Felton, va.
~ ono time member OF COngTe,s
from the Seventh district, ana long has
been conspicuous In Georgia polities.
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wAsuuSuToS. Oct. 2l.-rhs cere.
monies attending the laying Of the
corner stone Of The Halls OF History,
the nrtt TO DO erected Of n group VI
buildings 10 .o5mpriic the American
universally. took place this afternoon in
the piessneo u large ana die.
unguished gathering.
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CHICAGO, Oct q rue Chronicle
tayG
+. II. Head and other Chicago capt.
talls,s have bought the iamUus rauboy
mine OF Telluride. Colo, fof 5000, QUO.
Mt. Head represents toe Eugliah capt.
tai which Il largely inttTested IN the
mine. Il. l.. Underwood aud Mt
Head conducted the negotiations
which transferred the property. tn
mino 10 considered one VI the riches N
IA the county.
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CHICAGO, 90. 2l.-Lylng on shelf
In Walker Museum UnlverslIy OF chi.
oagO IN n recently discovered fossil,
witch professors Ia the department. OF
palo0niology claim to be the only per.
ieet one OF It's Kind In the world, and
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GREENwooD. Miis., Dot. gi.--Y ester.
day !. IA. Riok, white, wAl shot aud
killed by n negro near Hunnyside,
Lahore county. List night n posse
banged the negro. Iiis aAii In conss.
quoncn the negro rhalionked tbs
whites 10 ribt.
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NEW ALBANY, Ind, Oct. 2l,-Ex.
President hafrisons coming today
was the signal for the most imposing
Republican demonstration. He Ar.
rived NJ O'Clock anu spoke 10 an on.
thusiasiic crowd OF NJ least ten tnou-
sand people al Sotibner PARK.
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Cosiiss charged wan Participation
~ the Attach on the coronado.
LEADviLLK, Col, Oct. gl.-C. A..
C0ttluy hGs been indicted Iot murder
nn1 hfrohtcc. Ho IL charged win
participating in the attack On the Cor1.
nado mius, In which ffeman O'keoi
was killed.
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PEKIS. Oct. 2l.-Li Hung Chang
has arrived hero anu Will shortly pre-
cent his report 60 tue emperor.
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inactivity removed the usual sustain
Ing Influence.
Armour wss credited with being q
big seller.
Tue market was decidedly weak.
Oats were quiet and weak.
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yonS FosrER oFr ron mAwAII,


hNaihssH 70 Attenu TO-
SAN FRAsCfsco, oct. .i.-PTiyale
ihiofmAtlou has Usen received here
that ex.Seorolnfy vi State John w.
Foster viii arrive In this city tomOf.
foW On Route for tho Hawaiian islands
ny tho steamer Peru. Air. Foster Ia
going to the Islands oaiensibly Tor his
health, tut ~ IL hinted that he may
have on hand bu1iness Of international
Importance. Since the ex.aecfstAfy
has achleved reputation - the gfral-
Get exponent Of international law nia
services have been sought by some Of
the gteaiest nations ON earth. IL IL
not considered probable that DO would
Journey TO tho Hawaiian Islands at n
time when bis learning might be
called INTO service. unless called away
on business OF great Importance.
Secretary ID. r. Richardson OF tbs
Iositillce who was secretary OF the
legation nj the cry OF Mexico when
Nit. Foster represented the United
States government there, hA. received
a briei note from Mf. Foster announe.
irg his coming. Mrs. Foster Will no
cgmpany tho ra.sUcrothry. They nave
planned TO spend several days Ia this
city where they nave many fficnds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-21

CREsCD, Iowa, Oct. "a. - 4. T..
FAtns~oI,h accidentally vhot his vile
NJ noOn yesterday, just as they were
goinE 10 dinner FATnswOTth was Ia
the act Of loading bis revolver when
tue cartridge exploded, tho hall tIfik.
lug Mrs. Farbswofth nearly In the
center OF tho fofehsid, kiiiinx her Ia.
SANITY,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-21

LosDOS, oct. gi.-wheat market
opened nfm. At the Baltic there was
heavy trading, anu prices recovered u
Mougayi extreme fatep. On Mnfk
Lane Euglish wheat, snnt, WINS shili-
log, AMI foreign wheat o. To o. d,nfcr
over Mondays prices with st,nuy
itmaud. Flour showed a smiling NJ.
vance.
Hoes Son AMI Bfyani, Dewar and
Webh, ana other tTaIiDE fitnis inter.
vowed by 4 representative OF tue
Assoc atsd Pres, think the advance IL
due ~ 10 American "oofnef."
The prIos Of uresd ~ London and
provinces has titon eighty.
The "Gipuu" say. "WhCihrf tho
wheat ADVANCE pfoo u, u m tiaDipu'
lati ne Of miinonaifo icIuuliuans NJ
from natufni cause, tue cvunt cuts
the Er0unI rom under Bryan's feet.