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Graham guardian., 1896-07-17

If Judge Bakers language, con
demning the democratic nominee
for president is reported correctly,
he would make great race for
delegate to congressl
Graham guardian., 1896-07-17
LATE EDITORIAL.

The immense corn crops which
will be harvested this fall, will in
a measure make up for the loss
caused in the wheat and barley
crops, caused by frost.
Graham guardian., 1896-07-17

Good rigs, good teams and care
full drivers. Freight promptly de-
livered from the depot to any
point in Stafford and Thatcher.
Terms reasonable.
Graham guardian., 1896-07-17

Grand Opening of the Gila
Bakery, Wednesday evening.
Public cordially invited. 1t
The largest and best stock of
boots and shoes at John Blake &
Cos. at the very lowest prices.
3-27-tf.
The largest and most select line
of clothing at John Blake & Cos.
at prices very Iowa 3-27-tf.
Cowboy saddles, brides and
spurs. Patronize Clarkson's home
make, at John Blake & Co.'S.
3-27-tf
Stafford Lodge No. 28, /. o G. T
meets every Tuesday evening al
Stafford Church. Visiting members
invited.
Henry Nash, G. T.
Georgia Hildreth, Sec.
Graham guardian., 1896-07-17

Trustees of said School District MOL, Graham
County, Arizona.
Graham guardian., 1896-07-17

In the District Court Second Judicial District
Territory of Arizona, in and Tor the County of
Graham
, 1896-01-25
j. P. III 0 E N.

j. P. TH0RSEN,
IMPORTER OF
HAVANA, pTO RICO u OTHER CIGARS
ST. Thomas.
Planters take Notice.
SUGAR CANE MANURE,
manufactured at the "Reef Manure
& Chemical Works in Barbados,
L, BERT, Proprietor. Cheap and
good. Analysis guaranteed.
Any one wishing to see the re
suits Of this manure in growing
canes, can do 50 by paying a visit
to the Estates Lower Love, Castle,
River, Golden Grove, Adventure,
Paradise, or Manning's Bay, where
it has been used this season.
Directions for using.
| ton for 10 acres of sprouts.
l 6 r~attoons.
For further particulars apply to
BARTRAM BROTHERS.
Sole AGENTS for st. Croin.
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M-, stoTToW'. Important Contribution
80 tho Venezuela Dispute.

W., AtoTToW's Important Contribution
&" the Venezuela dispute.
WAsHiSurOS, July .U.-rao lrt
part OF a bfiei prepared ny James J.
storrow, Of counsel Tor Venezuela, Ia
conjunction with Ar. Soruggs, the
legal adviser Of that government, has
just been completed Aud submitted tor
tbs consideration Of the Venezuelan
Boundary eommiesion, Tho bnol l.
framed ~ az answer % tho guurtHl
summary oil the British case nv set out
ia the Britain blut.b1uE devoted 90 the
Venezuelan dispute, aud like that IA
an ar umout based upon the evidence
collected by the agents VI the govern.
mont Interested. The briei IL regarded
A. the state department ~ ~ mot inn
p1rinu! contribution 10 the British.
Venezuelan question, as Mr.. Sorrow
lisa Boston practitioner on whom 5ectr-
lagy Oluey place5 much lance.
Nc. btptgOW dty8tCs much OF bio
brief TO au attempt 10 combat what he
regards % an Rltompt . extend tho
claim beyond actual occupation, anu
apply ing tho laws and facts as no flnIs
them hs declares that they give no
supper. 10 the British claim, but
ATE specifically and afllmatysly fatal
toit
Mr.. stnrr1w then turns his attention
TO tho bchombufgk line, hgiinft
the running Of which Venezuela
rTo,esiei 3, aud he says that every Btit-
iHh minister except that Of Lord Sails.
bury recognized that 1t was mOnslrous
aud automatically inadmWsiblp up0u
such tllnsy ptetonfes 10 claim that tue
H. gIIBh notes called "Th0 DltIauellcs
OF the Ounuc'," and offered ~ agree
10 liues which they declare would
secure 10 Venezuela the undislufbeI
pOstuE,iJu o. tho mouth " the Onnoco.
Lord Bsli'bury's claim, however,
says At. bt1frJW, grew every time lac
recurred TO the utiect, anu he then
proceeds 10 uuint OUT In great detail
how, utter Schomhurgk's death anu
iotty yrar1 alter his survey tho British
colonial vNl,s discovered that all thtsp
maps were wrong aud thAt schom.
burgk'slina went around by tins biz
bend OF llo Cuyuni, sud compelled tho
engTAyer O. change an OF his mars TO
correspond, taking tho SChOmburEE
limo isr westward from tho original
course.
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TnE CAMPAIGN.
UGsa EuiTustsd 60 the Republican
congregational Committee.

NCsa Entrusted 60 the Republican
congregational Committee,
WAsuISOrON, July 2l.-As one TO
suit OF conference between Chairman
Babe Oh, OF the congregational commit.
tee, nnu Mr.. Mark Hanna anu NJ for
Mckinley last week, the scope Of tue
work OF the CONGRESSIONAL committee r.
to be greatly wldened during tho com.
Ing campaign. Ihe II puOl.sn cIn.
gfessionpl committee from tins time
on will perform more work ant IN 80.
feTeut Holds Than has ever dnyglyed
upon any previous congressional com.
mitter. Mr.. Bauc1ck'a organization
will take charge o; the literary feature
OF tho campaign entirely. Tho c5m-
mitte0, Ia addition TO supplying tue
various congressional District commit.
telH throughout the country with
spepchrs and d cumonts, will Rlao fur
nish tho state central committees iu
ovgTy state with Campaign mateTi /.
la tue last campaign the Congregational
committee confined iti lAboTs 20 about
ono hundred congregational Districts,
but In thiA CAM aigL u VIII widen H.
field a. operations TO take In UVery
place In the United States where there
10 chance fora contest.
Tue number OF campAign documents
that will be sont out between now aud
next November by the congregational
committee will reach IN tho milllOnt.
From QUO state alone an or Ter has been
received lOT 700, 600 Of those documents
anu there are number VI 0rdoTi ilr
100000 Rnd 800, 600. Tho majority OF
these documents will bear upon the
financial question.
The Congressional committee will get
out the campaign book this year anu Is
now at work on II. Tho Democratic
congressional committee has been a
little slower In beginning work than
the Republican committee.
Faulkner chairman, will reach hero
tomorrow and take hold OF tho work IN
earnest.
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A,hins Tor - nsc,iy,r.

srA4lLu, wasl., July gl.-ln the
Uu,.I ul,U5 court IN tlis city the
hfst MORTGAGE bjudhoidets OF tn,
Oregon im.tJvuAont company have
brought tult Tor thc foreclosure " their
mortgage Rnd the appointment Of a
receiver Jul q hauior1 ordered the
now suits consolidated with tue suits
aituauy pondiug which were brought
BY tAu hgiIefs VI tue consolidated, or
rather by their trustee. lie nito gave
an order appointing &, J. smith tue
present receiver under the new suit.
Inu lame iiatO occasion Of tue new
i1TsClJtutc suit, o. ao' ~ IN thu bill Oi
sac complaint Is that "a default Of inter
cst on tue fret mortgage bun.a took
lace Juuol. U dor tue terms Of the
iifll mortgage tbil default rendered
tue company iiau.o 10 suit iVt tore.
closure.
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DIED AT ST. MARY'S
Barclay Jones, a Montana Ell Passes
Away 10 Salt Lake.
WAS CLERK or MADISON COUNTY
wei and iat.Jablr Known Bod,
VIII ho I.kan il,m fr BuIil by
IL brand Widow

MI Barclay Jones, clerk Of Madison
county, Montana, and one Of the
Prominent, respected and Influential
citzens OF that state, died vt II. Mary's
hospital In this city NJ o. m. today.
Mt. Jones arrived In tsalt Lake ABOUT
three weeks ago In tho hope Of bsno.
hitting his health which has been seti.
onsly Impaired for some time past. His
tnl elton was tuberculosis, form Of
consumption, anj On II was In an ad.
yauctd stage hc did not get the relief
sought to 10 obtained here. About
q week ago no was compelled TO 20 TO
the hospital where he gHiually grew
worsu until the end came. His w.ie,
who had been summoned 10 his bed.
side, kept faithful vigil over him dur.
lug his last hours o. earthly life. bnd
dii all 10 her power 10 soften the pillow
Of death. Her action throughout her
husbands illness " said to have been
characterized ny heroic fortitude aud
scli'truial. She is left the borrowing
A... wv W Nl'FAh AAhhflltsh thltuItHs
VI Joucs was u man of considerable
property and a citizen OF uuquestioned
integrity anu high feputc. For twelve
successive yuatH he acted us clerk OF
Madison county. Hon. ], H., Dooly
has interested himself In tendcfing
valuable assistance 10 MIR. Jones In
the hour Of hof great Bereavement for
all " which tho lady Il exceedingly
grateful.
Tue pmslns Of the deceased were
embalmol today and Will be accom-.
panied 10 the depot this evening by a
local lodge OF the /. .. o. r.. The body
Will DO sent Gur,n uu the O'Clock
train 10 Diilon, Montana, anu from
there cOnveyoI atty miles by stage 10
Virginia city, the home VI the do
eeasoi, where the interment will take
place.
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Minter Qunrters Notes.

scoFELD, July ~, ls96.-rhe work
at Winter Quarters is better this
month lnaa II was last. There IL still
not enough for the number Of men
mere.
Tue scodeld mine is working about
half time,
Mrs. John Hood Ia still quite ill.
Ed. Morgan aud Hugh hunter will
start Tor England In few days on .
IlsasurB trip.
There has been considerable sickness
among children lately aud DR.. Smith
has been kent quite busy.
W. n. Donaldson, has been APP
roiused Justice Of the peace OF 5c9held
ia the place u John Sltang who has
removed from the precinct.
MORMON Boy,
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NOW INCORPORATED.
The llughIs Fruit aud Produce Com.
pauy File, Articles.

Tho Hughes Fruit aud Produce
company, which has been conducting
business In the city for several years,
died articles Of incorporation ycsler.
day, with capital stock OF SOS, 900
divided into shares valued at $40 each.
The property VI the company consists
OF the stock OF fruit and produce at the
principal place Of business In this city
aud al thr branch offices At Ogden and
Grand Junction, valued At t7,2sLl3,
with accounts owing TO the Hughes
Fruit anu Produce company, iOfmsrly
owned by J. II. Hughes, amounting
10 sl39JL22, aud fixtures, furniture.
hlr,s', wagons, ETC., valued at 81, oj5.
gj. There has also been paid into tho
corporation on capital stock s., OO2. SO In
cusn, making q total Of SSl, 1889, ana
the new O mpany assumed tlu iiAbili-
tIrs Dt the old concern, amounting 10
So O25, leaving tho net value OF the
new cnrnuTalyn's property aud cash
S.6, 92i.5g.
rus Incorrora,ors are J. II. Hughes,
who takes Lar rnatet; BIO. RsybOuld,
l,247 shafrt; Iu0mls Homer, . shares;
Rlsa kayu0ull, shares; Josephine
hughes, shares. II. q. Ray bould 10
president, John II. Hughes, vice presi-
dent Rnu mauagor,anl Rosa Raybould
secretary, who, together with Thomas
Homer anu JOtephino Hughes, form
the board Of directors,
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Re- ort Of tho In,rrstaio Come rse
'ommissIun.

communications.
WASHINGTON, July .O.-rho eighth
statistical report Of tue Interstate CON.
mefou commission, prepared by IL
stg'isilcisu ior the year ending June
80, 1915, has just brun submitted. Ref.
creme 10 malo 10 the effect OF the bus-
iucss Guprcssion aud the large number
Of rCcuiverships. In July 80, 1895, 1859
roads, operating 1880 miles we're 70.
ported In the hands Ui receivers, show.
ing net decrease oil % roads anu Zoos
miles OF line. Tue Railway capital
reptcloniei by these r0Adl was nearly
y. 1000, 100000, or about 20 . pei cent 0i
the total railway capital IN the United
states. Tho total railway mileage Ia
the Unitcl States on June 30, 1905, was
1900 miles. Tho HsgtegaJo length
OF all traeke In the Uuilod States ON
June 80, 1895, was .35, 9is mllls.
The number OF men employed 10y
railways shows Rn iuctoasO OF ., 40 a.
compared with last year. Thn stalls.
tics on this point show that the effect
OF commercial depression upon the
payroll Oi Taiiwaya Tell most severely
upon the groups comprised under tue
description OF "mAintonanco Of way
and ulTuu,uto," Rnd next TO this upon
maintenance Of equipment"
The amount OF railway capital on
juno 4, 1905, vas slO,0s6, 2O3, l95, or
sJ3, $50 per mile OF line, 40 iucrease
curing the ear Of SIS, 9,3l2. Cur
rent liabilities amouutou 10 s5lG,s3J,.
lb5. o. the capital stock outstanding,
sl,lOO,UI, l55 WAS owned by the rail-
road COTpuraIl0na, as wen ns 8i37, % s., .
81 OF bonds uutstanIiuF.
stock 90 the amount Of e.. AS, $40 gu3
paid no dividend, aud sOIl. -3J, 200 VI
iundod debt paid no Interest during
tbs year. 10 no other year tiuub tue
organization OF tho division OF stats.
tics has 10 large n per ceuIagr OF stocks
passed iia diyidenus, ", except In 1896,
has w large pur CBulhge Of funded
debt defaullel ~ Interest.
Tue gross uafuiugs Tor the yonr end.
Ing June 80, 1926, were lsl ,076, 81, 49,,
an increase Ui $1,000, Bj5 Tor tue year,
Passenger Tevenup was $3.50, 9iB, $50, n
deCTeabu Of S33, lO3,37S. Freight fsv.
enur, S72D OD3. ij2, an increase OF $50, Z.
bO2, 6iD, Tao expense o. operations
was 72j,79J,il6 or s5G,O38, 0O7 lel1
than Tor 1891.
The number OF railroad employees
killed during the year onuod June 80,
1895, was l,Slli passengers killed, go.
The numhsr u passengers killed Ia TO-
markably small, being only ono CUT OF
each 2,O2i,S32 carried aud only one
Injured out u 2l3. 65l carried,
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CHICAGO, July 2l,-A dozen firemen
neary mot death laat night In u ilre
on West Randolph street. Sunocaling
smoke from burning potato sacks In tho
cellar OF q commission store oveTohme
them. Several were taken out uuuOn-
scious by their comrades, but IL ia be-
lleved mono Of them wlll suffer per-
manent bsd effects, The Ere broke
out at 9:l6 o'clock. There was hardly
any blaze, but the smoke came Gu. la
great clouds from the basement en-.
trance. The fse department. quickly
rsspouded anu tbs men plunged brave,
iy into the fumes. Many Of them
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iso1 heavy rewards u accomplish their
terrible work.
The CaiuCsc consul has se0n fl to
rapauto tho eau 20 ouu OF tic iaC.
lions. Tue m,mbtFs ~ tho liuuE
Chow rsyIum auI ~ the Chincs, ..,r.
Chsuis' exchange have token uutuson.
lstlo p0ati1ns in tue quarrel. Tue
Chinesa police have tu DuuCrl their
iaicuti0n 10 allow the Or In. iartIpus
TO settle tluir ~ airs vii .aHs iuc..ct.
et CO aud a iuuliu Vi alan 90. uupaI.l.
l-iUd ur, I'D rgtyGuus the ga st,or. 4uu
much more J.. ml.ult tu4u LgJ II
viii be dead, itis bauuyC before tlg
q ghti over.
TIE trouble hgs boon btOWlug Tor ten
days, nIiJau h tIuuyuf,u VI the al r
10 Ui uulJ longer BtAu iug, naalus
Hs n ma.str % foc', Ia TIC U...ly
hatgui that "a .ti8b tween the Eua Iul
CompA y a4d zoe s4.l NuuCIuyg.
lhutn Two OIga Etl.u., each 10
is tWh flAttc tgWtaAl nud
wealthy, hsyi bg.u ut war Tot
iOlg Iime. The So Yup company
auccrt 4lI m nHs.aUilE much o. tHU
lyc JGiuCsu ~ d, Of the Sam Eup
CO pauv, feYJtA w,ro widely C..cu.
ia,cg tIat tho iaUCr company wau
ouuAi,ar i.s pl.rJuB. D.lsl8 counted
Tor Lu. n. and Tie > q iUIs ga.uul
VIVA. 500 aam Nurs hau OF SOS.
4 oDam NnUl uelur.iA,u upon TO-.
vuasu ana ulJ. y M, bay gsi .sbins ia
Chi a.HWa. Liv,s wufo taken, Tut
tue ifa4o Of thi Sec Nups continued to
thrive. Au0.utf s1L,me " 90 hatchel
~ tho s.W lurr. Ia.y determined
- Gtbtloy tue s,U Nuls, possible, by
ytcuJilE uIlsuIsi.uf amor tu,m aud
~ IpyIug some 70 tuu lt8Hau 10 bu
tri.y.a. Tho ps'.tysi u. ,uat I,a4 hos
resulted IN olg muTI,r Al4 thTgais Of
mtuy muto.
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siLyrn uovGnENE
10 IL Spreading ~ minnesota by nsiss
Hud uuuuda.

ST LOUIS, July .-Cougtessman
Iowur u' Mlngcs1in, Uue OF tho silver
II puzzle aus VINO walked OUT VI the
81. L.uIH convention aud announced
tue uuvstLnce Of h.H allegiance 10 the
Republican party, arrived here today.
"lnu SILVER movement In Minnesota, F."
SAID he, els growing by mUtts hnJ
bounds. Among tue Republicans 1
was amazed ut the widespread duioc.
ton in iayOr u silver. Republicans
aud PUpul.sts are enthusiastically iof
Bryan Ia tbs belief that II was only b.
union OF tue silver forces that the
bh'tlu Tor the restoration OF silver
could be won In this cHmpaign.D 81
APPRECIATE very highly tue compliment
iuN0ivUd ga tue suggestion Of my name
hvfv iur Ptetidont, tut an independent
tOmiuAll0n ia my opinion ~ impTacli.
cable. bryan should DO endorsed,
ani Tor Bfyau."
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WAR ON CRETE.
Tho ruTis Endeayoriuu 90 rake 90
Important Position.

INV YOml, Juno 9l.-A dispatch
90 the Herald nom Altpns. saw.
lhO;c has been continuous Hshiiug 10
Cioiu during the last low dsyf. Toe
turks have been trying 10 capture the
hoighit on tue ktasm0lriu fJld. IL
they could capture llis pl..tiOn thuy
wouli cut OIL tho western portion Of
Crete from the rest Of tho leland.
A later iitrRtch received here from
tho II nt states that Ia tho cIursu OF
the Fighting the Turks lost 200 killed
anu 100 wUuHaCi. TITO Ct.Wu los
was 20 killoI ami 90 wounded.
The deputies Oslo IIu.uiy reuse 10
moet Until they Tee I've o. reply u thClt
prJpyai,iJns 70 IA Iu luI,au.
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LONDON, jay 2l.-Lhl Daily News
tubs mOruing uullshoi . l0uy talk hbu
by 10 Representative y,tierJay with ga
distinguished American Hlaiesmau
regarding lhu proposal Tor Hn grpltEa.
uOn treaty between Gfuut bti,au aud
the United states. Inis gentleman
ntgoTtui t"At American politicians
wore tomuiimes com oliui 90 plHy 60
Tue gallery, bat that they would never
dream oil wrf vita England. lie
vas hum'y convinced, hD asserted,
that tue arbitration iribu al would be
established.
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Az Ierr, simn.en ses.It.

So. LOUIS, No, July 20.-EX.Con.
gteesman jerry simps lu,wuo ishv very
shfowl observer, 10 strongly u the
opinion that Bryan anu SUwail VIII b.
iadOtse1.
"Ihe igtuo Is pafam unit" said lie,
"aud mcu dare not play politics u' eugu
time as this, II this G uyeuuon
should fefuas to indnus Bran, tue
Populist PARTY W. ~ not contain n
cofp1fai's guard iu November. Honest
indofscmUnt II tue Oniy salvation Ui
tho party. 30 FAR Ne kAutus Ia con.
coruei, II mattots rot what the con.
vrnlion does. We will lldorsc Blyan
anu vote for siivef.n
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Loo rahIn nn, I'D rle,rInna.

CLEvELAND, Ohio, July 2l,-This
was log cauln Jay IN too uil}'s cen.
tenniai celebration. Immense throngs
gathered around the great white arch
ana tue olJ-iashionei log cabin erected
on Monumental square. Tue cabin is
an exact counterpart Of the buildings
used n hundred years ago. IL II in
charge Of tue Oh Ctaw tribe, No. ~,
Improved Order OF Red Men, Ia fuii
Indian costume. The exercises for
the day included addresses by pIomin.
Uut men
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CHICAGO, July 2l,--Paul Du Chail-
~, tue famous traveller and exploror,i Is
IN the city. He came from New York
ana viii stop "a few days before venluT-
ing into the wilds OF northern Mime.
sofa,
Mr. Du Chaillu has hosts OF Bcandl.
navian friends In Minnesota, among
the warmest OF whom IL United States
Senator olson, with whom he WIN
stay lor an indslnile period.
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I,nan'. il.nI wave.

NAHusU4Os, julg 2l.-ruc iasre.
tafy ul t.a.t .aB IuuHlvul q TuUUtt nom
tuv Uuiiu- a.4tss minister 10 IUaIO "a
Icgatu 10 90. recent tiual wave lu Ja.
p.i; "a hJGluir disaster has bt!.lIuu
Jal IA" no spysi "C,uslug t4u DEATH OF
10000 NJ her IuJUiu BuI leaving twice
that numu.g homeless ru4 Starving.
On tho evening O JDlu 10, ,uu north.
rafi ui thU is.auu %. POI Y, .UF die.
tAuua 0i nearly .UJ mI.rs was sub.
merged By Tremendous tidal wave
oiguty fec, iu height, which Ia swoup.
lug iftCtisuDIy upon tuu coast only
spent It, ioiuu alter "a rust OF many
miles Into tue iuteror anu retired
leaving auttUiniU waste ol uaud and
debris where mai stood ~ many HON n
aud thriving villages. Tue mss lle..
yer reports rom tue scene oil the en-
tastTuphe gave little idea OF Ils mag o. J..
tude, uut eacn succeeding budget vi
news itJm the uOfth has hddui On tue
appalling character VI thl uisustuf until
the time u wuuug (Juuu .j,hl u 10
ustimHtyu tual tno muTtailuus viii
uumDsr more ,nnn $4,000. NJ Amer.
leans suffered either IA potun OF
property.
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LoSDoE. July 2l.-When the high
court of jus.ioo, the queens bench
division, reooavsned to-day for tho trial
OF Dr. jameson and c0-auiondAnts fol
alleged violation OF the foreign enlist.
ment act In the inyAaion Of South
African republic, the lord chlei justice
oveTIulod the motion VI SIR Edwar1
Clork to Quash the indictment. The
defendants entered plesa u not guilty.
Attorney General Webster opened for
tnO prosecution,
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No FOUL PLAY.
lara shUphard'S Heath Duo to Acsi.
d,nIsl Irjwning.


special TO the NEWS
Provo, July 2l.-M. l.. Shepherd
came from California this morning.
Ho could not bring Ezra's body. Ths
authorities refused TO allow the TO.
mains to be moved for three yeau.
shepherds Inquiries elected tho fact
that EEfa's death at Sacramento re-
suited from accidental drowning.
There was no cause whatever to sus.
poet violence.
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SAN FEANCisco, July 2L-Ejwiu
b. Wsutigr tuo young navy pay.
mgstur VINO was fIClutly cOuflmar.
tiA.cj a: Mare itlaul HuI found guilty
u char e Of tmu,gl. con Unt, dues not
ilt.u1 90 abide y the juggmpHt u the
court. H1 viii aputsi " President
CLEVELAND for Ciu4uury before inu
navy department Bh1ll hsye Au uppot-
ianiiv 90 PASS upon tue recently iOunl
verdict.
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DRYDEN, Mich, July 2l.-Googgc
swayuv, farmer about - years Of
age, living near here, killed three
small chiluren,sut fire TO the houav Rnd
blew his brains out this morning. His
wife died q short timoago. II 10 thought
this usTangtd his miBJ.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-21

ATLANTA, Ga.Ju.y 2l.-rhe Allan
to journal, WHIgn led the hgn. ia
q oFgia against fFae aud unImito-
coinage OF silver, sgiI IN lis leading
editorial to-day, that while 70 caulo
approve all the Chicago platform It
VIII support Bryan ard sewall.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-21

81. Louis, July 2i.--Scnators Petit.
grew OF south Dakota and Jones Of
Nsvada, arrived today. Tbs former
came direct from Manitu springs, Cob,
where the Republican silver senators
had conference anu whence they H..
fuud ihuiT manifesto in support OF
Bryan's nomination, Jones 10 u dele
gate TO the silver convention, Both
sBua,Ors are laboung ia Bryan's inter
est.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-21

CAiHO, July gl-Thc cholera IN
EEylt shows great abatement bc.
CJfIiDH TO the uuy'l report which
states tia, there were 10 now cases
anu ll9 deaths yesterday. lleru were,
huWusus, 40 dUatns here or Ia Alex.
nndriu. Ons death IL reported H. tue
Amy on tns frontier.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-21
CmINAInMN rNrITEn.
War Betw ,eu Two Factions Expected
40 End Ia BioSdshcd,

EAN FRANOIsCO, July 2l,-China.
town 10 In a fever vi excitement. War
has been declared among the factions
oil the See Yup company ana tho muir.
der OF Lee 4 yesterday is only an Incl
don't Ia fuud which 10 not expected
10 onu until more blood Ia shed. A
price has boon placed upon tho beads
OF two Of the most influential meT.
chants In the distrlc. Their entire
families have been placed under ban
and tho Ratchet men have boom prom.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-21

CHRIsTIAEIA, July 2l,-rhe Stor.
thug, sue representative body OF Nor.
way, has defeated tue bill for the tenn,
poTgTy Increase 0l duties on petroleum
aud sugar anu tor The imposition OF u
duty on meat.