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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-03
WAR WITH STRIKERS
The Situation at Brown H.ISiIns
Works Considered Serious,
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SOW On,
live Companies & Nli'il sow Ordered
Ou,-Pol c'mn Aack
a trhwl.

CLEVELAND, Aug 3.--Tho labor
situation Ia this city lie again critical
A hundred and MY non.uuion men
went 10 work nj tue Brown H1istiug
works this morning, guarded by four
companies OF militia an1 largo fofcc
Oi police. a big cto vi Of union meu
was present, hut no ouibross occurred.
The police and soldiers kcp. tuu s.rlk'
efs moving.
Toe sympathetic strike Threatened
ever riuco tuu strike ut the Blown com.
pany works began oltv weeks ngo,
was inaugurntod this morning.
Eighty.scvrn mon employed by tue
Van WagLos * Williams company,
hardware mauufac ufuIa, laIu tuWu
tuuir tOOlH nud walked uu.. iuvy Hlid
their ouly grievance vas symwihy
with tue Brown Hon Poo company
men, Committees we've ruut 90 other
factories 10 nJtiiy the mun that they
wufu called out. rhe leader u the
Van Wagner strikers said they would
demand oi Mayor Mcl<inb1u, shat the
nOn.unionitls be disafmui, unl % this
h refused tho Hlrikors would arm tnum.
lclyts aud compel tue nJu.u IiJnls,B
~ give up thoif weapons ~ force "
necessary.
shortly before noon Director OF Po-
lice A bbUtt ordered another company
0i militia to the Brown HUtEa, making
i've companies in all. lhH director
saiI hu hud received puyAir iuiOfma'
ton which satisfied him tnui tue con.
ditlJn Of Affairs was more HuilouB tnGu
Appeared va tue surface. a crowd Of
uniln mon gathered AZ the corner Of
Hamilton and Beldun streets this
morning aud whoa ordered lo disporsu
refused 10 dO ".
a squad Of police charged the crowd
took iutu custody several charged win
violating the slucwaik ordinances.
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saltair Beach Notes.

To-Day "Young LaIies' Day" ut
shltAif.
Tue Free Kindofgatton OF Salt Lake
City Will spend tomorrow nj SAllair.
rho X. Of z. band gave their last Of
a turiua % Sunday concerts al Saltalr
ytbttrHty.
Tae UHiv,Isity Field Day oluh vii.
give u grand ball VI 5Allulg SATURDAY
evening VI this week.
"rhe Carnival Of MadFlIn people
announce press ana medical rtcr.-
ton 10 BE- held ut the Grand Opera
House. ltursIHy afternoon, CONNIE 40.
ing No O'Clock, at which time Messfp.
Johnson aud Lunaln, tue physical
matvelb OF the hge, viii give an ex.
hibili1n showing muscular develop
muut.
Forty prizes ara 90 be given away on
the day OF the Deseret sunday School
Union excursion 10 Saltair. Blth
Weber Aud Utah counties, II IL "a
pootcd, viii Ue largely represented.
On tue evening commencing nj $3.50
Prot. Basselt will present "lho Seven
DwArfs." au opera 10 which ti1ty PEG.
pic appear. Indications Rte that Fri.
dby Will be a big day.
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California Infe.ted Fruit.

Last week large sbipmcat Of Cal.
iiOruia peaches was received Ia THIS
city. Some OF II waa In excellent
shape, but a large portion was Ia An
abominAbIo state. q. tue last men.
toned lot there was scarcely u peach
without a worm. Tae ifuts wls terri.
bly, infested, yet It was sOid cut to
customers, .tw " whom discovered
that u was w0tmra,un uHtil they R0tit
home. with ifuit posts being brought
Ia TINS way, the local tpraying law u
net muun use, Hereafter the food.
inspector ruUull examine shipments Of
California NUT, anu u found 10 bs iu-
itsiod A. was THIS LOT hu should con.
gcmn u We unit Tor usc. Some OF the
s.un 10 now On sale at the fruit stan1t,
wnere tue Inspector can Gee tor MIN.
self,
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Not Nee.ssnrliJ a Panie.

CHICAGO, Aug. 3.-W. Is. Morrison,
member OF tue interstate commerce
commission, IL quoted In tho Journal
NJ saying that no will vote for Bryan
aud Tree silver. lilo addedi al did not
favor tho adoption OF n free silver plat
form, aud DO not believe the success
oiireo silver would In any way realize
the expectation OF those uTging It. but
do not believe tho adoption OF free
coinage at ratio Of 10 TO l anu the
election OF Bryan would necessarily
preoipitaIe a panic, unless those who
control the money market choose To
have a pAniu.o
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Home From a Mission.

Elder James NJ. Fuilmer, OF the
Sixth ward OF this city, has returned
from mission on which he Lett Sep.
lembor 1, 1894. FIR tho hfst thirteen
months OF 4ii mlss!on ho lAbored Ia
tue Oklahoma conference OF tue In .
dian Territory mission, part OF tho
time as conference president. lie was
treated very kindly by tho people, anu
his laboTs were attended with SUGGEST.
H0 was then transferred 10 the X Mas
conference Of tho mission, travelling
among the people Ia central south
Kansas. hoto he was also successful 4,
and was received we'll by the people, OF
whom he has many God things 10 ray.
Ia kaufas his EculquarteTH were At 81.
John. Elder FuIme'i health has
been excellent during his entite mis-.
sion, and no returns home feeling
highly gfalnet at tho privilege he
has HAD Of preaching the Gospel Ia the
localities where he has Travelled.
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COUNCILMAN LLOYD HOME.
Returns from business Trip East
Covering r,riod Of Nearly
Two Months.

Councilman b. r. Lloyd who has
been In the East on tuainoss, for near.
ly two months past returned homs at
a. NJ. today over tho Union Paoinc
anu hereafter expects to DO NJ his coun.
ollmsnio post Of duty with little or no
interruption.
While absent from Utah Mr.. Lloyd
vlsited 81. Louis, Phlladolpbia, Brook.
Ign, New York and Boston. aud also
made a run down into South Carolina.
The silver senlimeut. says Mr.. Lloyd.
~ going forward In tho East by leApa
anu bounds. lis progress was most
notable Ia Brooklyn where Il hai
seized hold OF business men and work
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UnErAN AByIuGs.
Tho New Coysrnor Endsayor- % Re-
store Harmony.

NEW HORK, Aug. "A dispatch
10 the Herald rom Canea, Crete, say:
Extreme satisfaction ~ felt here
among tue Christians At the news
that the governor OF Gambia, whose
report Of tue recent pillaging anu burn.
ing was not deemed satisfactory, has
been Ivplacod by Hassan PAsha who
formerly established such a sAtisiac.
tory condition IN the same district.
THIS very prompt action OF tue turk.
ish authorities ~ a striking proof OF the
good will shown by the vail, who did
his very utmost. Indeed he coulI not
have done more OF acted more prompt.
~.
Commenting on the above tho Her.
aid says:
"rne news contained In the forego.
In dispatch makes II clear that GoJrgi
Berovitoh, Prince OF Samos, who at
the request ofthe European powers was
recently appointed governor general Of
Crete IN succession To Abdullah PaHha
Intends to do all IN his power 10 remedy
the disorders existing In the island.
"CRndia, which Ia situated about
the center OF the northern coast line Of
Crete, IL the largest anu most interest
ing town IA the country. or late the
Villages IN the noighboTnOOd have
been the scene Of burning and plum.
doring, the Turks throwing the blame
for tho Oulragea upon the Christians
anu the Christians retorIing upon TIRE
Turk.
The inquify Instituted by the govern
or guuetaI Tor yelD has shown tue
conduct OF tue governor OF CauuiA g.
be not itro Of rsprOgoG aud this official
has acc idlugly been replaced In office
by Wassan Pasha who hitherto has
been acting as ubder-gUyornor Of
Crete.
"Gtorgi Berovitch Psshh, the gov.
ernor general who has thus ut a stroke
won tho hearts OF the Christian
population Ia Crete, IL himself n
Christian. He IN an Alblniap OF tho
Greek church, ami was formerly Mu.
h1vlr OF vice governor Of Cretp, In
which pu6ilion ho became well known
IN Canta. Previous TO his recent ap.
puinlmont as vail, or governor Of
Crete, lao was Ia charge OF the admin.
istfatiun Vt samGs, aud as Hunh r..
eeivel the tille OF Prince OF SamUs,
which DilirlRliy beluugs 20 the gov.
eru0r Of that ls'aui, lie earned In
Samoa the reputation OF being an
honest adIni4litIgt0f. /, may be added
la wall OF Cro,u he has mo- control over
tho Turkish troops. whiou still remain
under the military command OF Abdul.
laA fAHhH,"
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valuable Horses Injured.

ISDIAEAPOLIs, Aug, ga wreck
this moSaing NJ North Indianapolis on
the big Four road otuteI tho parlor
car ilr h0rHus, Containing slring be-
longing 10 J u. Buson ol LOuisvlile,
10 upsei. Every nurse was 10 much
Injured that IL Il thought II can never
race again. Tho value OF tue hnrsBs Is
100000, Fred BHnum, Dsunis Porter,
George Fagnu and CnRs, Bros were
Injured, Brock seriously, THIS horses
were May Queen, Hal CorkeT, Sallle
Bronson, klug Henry, Minnie DsIoe
anu Buslo.
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hrouItOLM, Aug. News has been
received from Spizbergen that Pro. 3,
A. Audtoe's balloon had been iiliud anl
was ready to start ON July 27lh. The
Virgo, with Prot Andree. ME two
companions aud his apparatus on
board, sailed from TfOms9e ON June
10Th. Since July 2nd the expedition
has been established In Pixies mouse Ia
tho northern half Of West Splizbufgon,
opposite Danes leland. The shores anu
equipments had already been disem.
bafkri aud the condition was uonaid.
cred very favorable. AZ tho explorer
had planned that his Preparations
would nil be completed ana his balloon
iillOd by tho fitst week In July, II
seems probable that some unexpected
obstacle has been met with In COM
pleting the preparations.
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John y. Iohnsou Docs Not IhinIs
nurh OF Them.

INV YORIS, Aug. 3.-Blcyclisl
John =. johnson who arrived on the
Paris, Saturday, does not believe the
crack foreign riders M dangerous rs
they have been painted. Ho admits
that tnoy arc a long way from tue
novice stage, but hu pfUuicln that "
tue pick Of tue french Hud English
ridefs should come over anu meet our
stars they would have tue utmost 10.
spect Tor the Americans,
"Theso men are fast rldoTp,O John.
son said | ut night, "but they are not
speedy enough 10 beat cur best men In
contests on this sido Ui the wafer.
They are up 10 all the lTlcRs OF the
trade anu eau make IL very uuc1m.
Portable Tor u stranger n thoy try, and
they generally Try. | hope some VI
them Will come over this season, but
doubt II arrangements could DO made
TO yet them here, ior there II plenty VI
money In racing where they are"
Tom Eek viii continue 10 manage
johnson anu according TO the Anime
hpolis Rider, lex Teloainod abroad to
secure the American rights for an elec.
trio tandem 10 be used ~ a pacemaker.
JOhn9On says he Jaw tue macnine Ia
operation And that he IL not enthusl-
astic over II. Hu Ia ON his way 10
Chicago ana will In all probability
start for Ltulsville early this week.
Tho Australian Parsons who came
over with johnson In likely looking
fellow. He looks every inon ah ath.
lctc. OF bis victory ever Zimmerman
he had little TO say.
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THE LEHl SUGAR FACTORY.



Sometime between the oh aud IOlh
Of next mjath II Is expected that Tue
Utah Sugar factory at Lshi will begin
It's seasons griud. The exact date Of
the commencement Vt operations Il
not yet known, as II will depend great.
ly on tbs fiponing Of the buols from
which the saoghaTino ptoIuct 10 Oh.
tanned, but al near Hs eau now bs Gp.
pf0ximaiod operations will commence
somewhere nuaT the dates given above.
For some time paAt work has been
going on at tue fsc.1fy preparatory 60
tue commencumunt aud all that Is now
waited tlf there Is tho delivery Ul the
btO,F.
Mr.. Austin, the oompnuy's expert,
has Ist returned itOm tue ptcos
valley, New MvAic0, where he has
been engaged by other parties in c9u.
Quoting the esta blisnmonI Ut plant Ia
that vicinity, anu advising tue farmers
M 10 the best methods to pursue In
raising their breta Tor good results. lie
10 author OF the statement that this
years production OF sugar brels viii DO
about 10000 tons, this product Of 3. 800
aotee Of land. This iiom Of btel.gTOw.
Ing shows 10 what extent tho iafmers
OF Utah county are being benefited
anu only puts emphasis 10 tho oJnten.
ton Of many OF Utah's business men,
that another factory should DO butt In
this State nj some future lime, giving
not only the farmers a chance 10 b.
benefited, but Also the factory ON.
plOyes aud the State IN general.
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SEAITLE, WASH, Aug. 3. - Hon.
Wuiinm a. Newell oil Olympia has
Announced himself Ne q candidate tor
Neypll WAS a member oil CJuggeas
tom Now Jtuey from 1871 TO 1851.
lilo T. a phyHlcihn anu was on The floor
OF the House when John Quincy
Adams was stricken with his fatal ~.
ness F,btusry %, 1913, ami attended
tue dying Statesman. Newell was
elected governor Of Now jersey IN
1866, was beaten f0r governor OF that
stale by General George II. Mcclellan
~ 1917 and was nppoluted governor Of
Washington IUtfitory W Pfcaideni
HnyOs la 1850.
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GorneIius VAndorblit nnrrisd.

NEW YuRK, Aug, 3.-Cornollus
Vanderbilt JIG. Eni Miss Grace Wilson
were married at noon today at the vii.
son residence ~ Ruv. William II.
POtl, assistant rector Of ~. Tnomas
church. The wedding was private.
There were present MI aud hfrs,
II. II. Wilson, the parents OF the bride,
Mr.. aud Mis-. MaTuhall Orme Wihon,
Robert Goelol Jr., II. n. Wilson IT,, a
brother OF the BRIDE, And Franz Po X
ni Boston, VINO acted IA best man. Tho
NandrTuit family was not present.
Aiiss Wilson entered the wedding
room leaning on the arm Of her father,
who gave her away. There were no
Bridesmaid. The drawing room a.
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All We're Drowned.

La CR0slE, VIE, Aug. 3.-whilo
our boat riding Sunday evening,
Eonry HeudrieAson, Aura Amsfu
hud Lizzie Oldstld, three La Crosse
young people, were drowned IN the
Mississippi liver just below the city.
lucy were rounding "a head In the
river who're the current was very swift
hut tho boat Became unmanageA o..
Tho bJnl, with its occupants, wa.
iul.od under some bifges wnich wofu
muOfcd near by and that was the last
aoon Of them. Not ono Of the party
could swim anu they all had very htlIu
experience In rowing. Tue bodies have
not been recovered,
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CHICAGO, Aug. o "A general meet.
iug u tho Democrats, Populists aud
silver people friendly TO Btyans elec.
ton was nuld last evening 10 make ~.
rangemuniH Tor the reception of the
pfusi tential nominee ON hts arrival IN
Chicago, ntXt Saturday night. Rspfu.
soutsuvea from number ~ trades
unions were present ~ well NJ both
wings Of tho local Populists hud u
was decided 10 have procession 10
escort Mt. Bryan from the depot a.
his hotel. IL was predicted that 10000
people would join IN tue procession,
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Columbus, Aug. a. A telegram
from PlubUurg says Walter Ctafls was
found dead In bod ut a hotel this
morning. lilo was president Of the
Commercial National bank, Columbus
q. A. FifesIone, OF the Columbus
Buggy Company which faile1 5atur.
DAY, ID director anu stlokholder OF the
hank, Tho buggy company had only
$4,000 OF the banks money, hence tue
theory OF suicide h secuted.
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Ien... aarman nna ,l,rnrl.

WAtHINurUN, ID. g., Aug. b.
Chairman Jonts u the Democratic
national committee who arrived lutt
night took temporary quarters ia SouI.
tor FauikncFs private oilic1 Of the COM
grctsl0nui committee uUnlquAItcTa
lilo was lOinUi, apparently uy nUrO .ut.
meni, by Senator Gl.mau aui Senator
Stow The conference llttui hali nu
hour, aud tic gentlemen separated 90
meet nEnia at uJUu.
a report was UurUYi nbou, head.
qunrloin that dIfmnu would be mem.
unr " Ito executive committee and
possibly Chaifmau.
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ninriehssa is Tuii OF Confidence.

CHICAGO, Aug. 3,--w, IL. Hinrich.
sen, chairman OF the Democratic
state GENITAL committee arrived here
last night and says that since tho
National convention adjourned, he has
been travelling through tho state aud
has no doubt that II will give big
mAiOrity Tor Bryan and Aligold. Tho
state central committee Will meet here
today to map out plane for n vigorous
campaign from now on, and also to
hll vacancies on tho committee, caused
by tho roslgnHgi0ns Of gold standard
members.
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sugar nounty raid.

AsiuNuIUN, Aug. Warrants
fot the payment Of tbs sugar bounty
car oil IA 1874, aymUut VI which was
provided Tor IA an appropriation uf
s. 100000 Ia this deficiency act oi 1876.
W. re issued TO-DAY. Proved claim
were pro nioi, osuh claimant fuuBiy.
ing under Tue sb,uUI,uJU appropriation
81 per cont u nis clam, The number
aud amouat Of beet ru roc e. ID ms paid
today are inhigu ncaU. fuicu war.
rauts amounting 10 silt iHyfo with.
held maEing the toto. . #Hut u iiJ
waIsanls hbuud t1dYy, sAyss,U3S.
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Thcy Slut aud Fished.

Mours. john ID. Spencer, George b.
A der, Alex. Coin, Milton 5. Lipmsn,
George ID. Loomis anu T.. NJ. smith
made up party that returned On Dat.
ufday from ten days fishing and
hunting trip Ia Weber canyon, They
pitched thvir toniH NJ Whitu's near tue
mHuth Of the canyon where good
srOtt with the Toi and fiiie was their
lot. Iloif recent return from such u
tip Is clearly indicated by their sun
burnt appearance.
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Cows, Aug. S.--rho regatta Of the
Royal London Yacht club today
marked the opening Of Cowes week
1896. There ara iour yachts more fiy-
ing the Stars ana Stripes In these
waters than In 1895. Tue Britain nia,
Ailsa aud satanita started In tho race
for yachts exceeding forty rating. The
course Ia iiny miles.
Britannia was hrsl home; AilsR
second; Samantha third, but Cares
won ON time allowance,
MoteoT's new bowsput 10 10 DO al.
tered before shu races again.
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AMUSEMGNTS.

The Arpor Stock company opon
their engagement nj the Lyccum 10.
uightin the Oh familiar connolly, iho
sIralcgisls. The mana gomont makes
tho statement that a nfs,-class per.
iosuuncU, considering the pflcc-
Charged will bs .ivsu.
-
Tho prebuutaltlu OF the Opera
Mikado, 10 no giyan 90 the Gram
"Wednesday night, u already NJ uslug
consider bio Interest, aul ul uoubi D
finished performance to.oru q age anu
uppltCiativo audience will be given.
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lot OF u'oo ing n1lati1n7 with n
Oregon IUIfuAl. According in tbs
rtusout plan thfeo steamers II 1000
tons each arc to DO Umpl .yCd ON tue
new line. The olgun,urOh OF the ufo-
iugt0rs arc btlug takeu preparatory 20
apply ing ~ the authorities for char-
ter Il istail the I rop fei steamship
com any, after ofiigi-l Formulation has
teen gtnuied, may pmligam TO with
the Togo kiuvn (Otleutai steamship
c1mpanyl wh5so f0fmau0n has been
{. ceivcd wish great popularity by tue
public in japan.
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Two IusurGVnt Oniocrz Arrive with
N'Ws from tio battlefield.

$50 AH"hHANAfh"H
KY WEST, Fla, Aug. 3.-Colonel
sotgu4n Deigauo gnd Lieutenant Fer,
tlnuu NaiasoO OF the iutufrcnt army,
IaVe Reached this CITY nom Cuba WIN
,Wpouuut uiHpatchrs from General
uOm, ior the Cuban junla. DUlsad0
SUI Nelaicu, accompanied by n fklllul
.ya'mnui reached AiRTlcl Fnluy nI.ut
wvn,te 'h1y were to take q boat .or kty
Tvs" While they were ON tHe ucu
PREPARING 20 launch tntir boat they
@'ie discovered by four Busnith soi'
hViabul a hRnn 10 manu- urui followed,
Se,l.slo uud Vrlleoo used thJlr ma.
t1'''s Niih deadly effect ana killod
we Tour hpaniards.
Il NV Nv .ay morning their boat sprung
We ana was about 10 tink, WAen %
'otWeglau bark rescued thim. mo
n, ~ a Drought them within my milpT
NY Wsst when they again took 10
W. uoal, which had been repaired.
wlsn within twenty-five miles VI Key
" last evening they were picked
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CHICAGO, Aug. a.-At meeting OF
tho Democratic state central commit.
tee t0lay the gold ttan4ufI member
hc was removed. Tue changes are a.
olIowt; A. =. rtudu 10 succeed John
T.. Hupklls; Carter II. Harrison tu
succeed IL. y. Spauglcf, i. w. Havill
TO succeed w. 3. FOTm,t; a. W.
LaiIian TO succeed leo Gable; A. J.
Jones 10 tucctou A. A. G00ducn.
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BEAWA, Ohio, Aug. Sat O'Clock
this morning tue rrsiuunco o., Charles
a 5ubpft, grocer, was partially wreck.
cI 10y u dynamite charge which hnd
been placed under the houuu boy nn un.
known ptteon. Fortunately no IN.
mates OF the bOuse were iuluted. 30.
ueft did not sympalhize with the
quArfymen Ia the late strike aud 10.
fused many credit. IL h generally be.
lioved the dynamite was placed under
his house by strikers.
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ssuaisr Jonos az a ,iIsni rarlnsr.

CHICAGO, Aug. "A Washington
special TO tue journal ssysi "5ouator
d0rman has decided 10 ail Chairman
Jones In tho conduct OF tue Demo.
cratic campaign. 1t will be stipulated,
however, tuat ho will be- tnp silent
partner, giving advice but net being
known IN public 40 n member OF the
executive committee. This was at.
rangel nj conferences between J1nes
anu Gorman nj G1rmsn's county
home.p
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Amnson's Captured by spauiare--
nrbets Defeated.


NEW YOMS, Aug. "A special to
the Hsrall tom Havana say;
The spanish press Ia Havana urged
the Dukc Of Tctuau, minister Of
foreign alaiTs, 10 demand the extra.
ditilu Of the Cuban fuynIuti0nitt, Car.
lUH Il ia. now In the United States.
Tho Ma.al governments voluntary
render Oi Tweed h recalled aud the
opportunity now presents iistl, II IL
sail, TOT Secretary q ncy 10 teoipto.
cate.
The police raided secret printing
office In Neptune street, suizlng
various prohibited papefB.
A correspondent In Alqulzar this
province, reports Laufet WIN party
OF Matauzis Insurgents In that vioiu-
Ity.
The correspondent Of the DIato dc Ia
NJ u no, writing IRON Pluar del RIO
city reports Adela Azouyi, thu Cuban,
Louise Michel anu the leader OF
Ataoeos amnzonb and nine Of her com.
pauiuns as captured by the Spanish
forces near Pena Blanca, The capture
IL regarded as highly important, the
women having been the means OF pef-
suadiug hun iteds Of tho youth In the
province 10 Join the insurgunt ranks.
fhe women Will be brought 10 Pinar
del RIO for court martial.
La Union Constitutional corfespon.
dents report thu capture and imprison.
ment Ui the father aud Sister OF the In.
suTgout leader Juan Pablo SaTduy.
They will b. court marlinled,
From ManEanillo, Colonel Sanchez
Barron reports having with 800 troops
captured rebel camp At la Rundond0.
10 seized the robols' horses, TOOK one
Tr.slnur aud liberated many women
and children who were detained
by the insurgents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-03

DETROIT Mich, Aug. 8.-Alexan-
der MeGtsg0t, grand sentinel OF tho
Grand comm iuduTy knights Templars
Tor twenty-five years died here sun.
day,
INV YORR, Aug. 3.--Judge Cal.
win 4. Pau, Ot the supreme court Of
New York died ut Brooklyn today.
lilo was bora At PiItsburs, Mass, July
20, 1920.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-03
Carter's Funeral.

Caftet's funeral WIZ held yesterday
afternoon at sEcW,t's undertaking
ostabllshmUut beginning VI o o'clock.
Toe services were cJuuuclei ~ the
Rev H. Cis7u, paa.Or VI the Baptist
a fI.AmliicAl church. lutefmont
tUss pl.Co nt Nc. Ouvoi.