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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-19

CHICAGO, Nov. IA special to he
Tlm.s-herald from Washington say,;
President Cleveland " burning mid
night oil 10 tho preparation Of his
annual message 10 Congress. Tn.
message IN being written In sections,
and will be put together In conioout We
form lust before y goes " Congress
All VI Mfr. Clet snd', communica,
tons have bee. dis,lng ultbed by
neatness and clean rsnmsuahip aud
the forthcoming will be no exception.
He Il writing every word Of II by
hand.
The President has n large number Of
callers, hut excuses himself to nearly
all Of them on the plea that he IL oecu.
Piled In the preparation OF his message.
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OFFICER oENsuRrD.
They Expended cs5 aud Asked tbs
Government Co fsy Them cal.

They Expended cs5 aud Asked the
Government Go fsy Them cal.
wAsIIiS0rOS. Nov. i9.-rhc navy
department has administered u mild
and suggestive cenBufe a. two Officers
OF the navy, whose BAmss are with.
hold owing 10 tue unpleasant citcum-
stances OF the ca,e nnu q feeling that
no serious wrong ~ab committed.
Upon the occasion OF their recent re-
turn from Nagsslki, Jaran, 10 Seattle,
Washington, tno two officers bought
Tickets ON n merchant tbip ut The re-
ductu rate usually allowed naval OH.
GERS, which In this case was c %. Inc
regular rat. Vas E3l and tho M cofs
mad. claim on the department tor
tne latter amount. The matter having
been brought 10 the attention OF the
department, tho oiiieers have been In.
formed that they should have been
aware that legally they could not DO
reimbursed Tor any larger sum than
that actually expended by them, Tut
iuwmuch IS u did not appear that
thoie was hny Intention ON their part
10 deiTaud no iufthet action was con.
sidefed necessary.
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LouisvILLz, KY, Nov. l9.--S,err.
tary Richardson OF "a state Demo.
cratic committee announces that tue
party has defnitely decided 10 CONTEXT
the election OF eleven Mckinley elsc.
torb Ia Kentueky. Tue Democrats con.
cedc tho eluclion VI the foremost Nc.
lSinloy eles, u, \. y. kAsh, WHO ran
ga ahesd Of w. II. smith, the leading
Bryan elector.
The grousds Of contest are irrsEu.
larity and fraud In n large number VI
counties. the Republicans make o.,
many charge. OF irfegularity and
frauds ~ the Democrats. The state
coDlesl board IL composed entirely OF
Republicans.
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NEW York, Now, l0.-rbe Herald
this mornlsg say;
MFR. A. NJ. Pslmer's day as one Of
the foremost New York theatrical
managers, q distinction he has enjoyed
for many year., IL practically 81 an
end.
His lease on Palmet's thester In the
city expires shortly, on December LAT.
IL 10 likely II will be renewed ana In
fact II IL practically settled that he will
abandon his interests there and take
up his home In Cbicsg1, where only q
few days ago the great Nafthefn
thoster opened, under his manage.
mout. MI. Palmer In ~ In Chicago,
but his representative, MI. II. &. Jar.
reti, nade tho following statement last
nighli Mr.. Paimet's loa,e OF his
theator In New York will expire
December Let and the probabilities are
no will not rtnuw II. The house has
not 0een paying and has been alter
nately opoLed aud cltsrd aud the
chances ATE Mt. Palmer Will quit New
York altogether anu 20 10 Chicago g.
i've. l do not ,ay this positively AMI
l have net business talk " ith Mt.
Palmer on the subIec: but know the
condition Of aiiaifs and mention 10 you
the probaDililles. lie bas tho great
Northern iheaisf IN Chicago, one Of
tue most beautiful Ia the counlTy, and
its tulfe cannot DO other than q bright
one.
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THIEylSG BOYS
Tried TO Get a Turkey, But FAILED and
Stole an igg.t ase.

benjamin Pepper aud Leslie s,dler,
two boys Of school age, were before
Justice wenRer this morning charged
with petit larceny.
The boys were arrested at the In
siigalion Of Loulh Bera,s, proprietor OF
= Second South Street restaurant, who
said they were hanging around the
rear OF his place OF business, attempt.
ing TO goD6le onto flne turkey COB
bier. AZ tho boys couldn't make away
with the Thanksgiving fowl,they slole
an egg.caso valued al 10 cents, which
they were Masking Oh With, when
captured alter hard chase BY Onieef
Lsrs0n.
Justice Wsnger gave them sound
talking 10, after which sentenced was
suspended pending good behavior.
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wAAusuTOs. Nov. To- The report
Of Commodore Millviiir, che snsi-
ntet Of the navy, made public ioasy,
says OF the bisfu Island yard:
"Ihis Ia only n repair station on the
Pacific coA,t sud There ere now NJ that
yard uuuer repair no less thar seven
vessels rsquiung more or lees ,xteb.
sivo IepAiia alter ,oveTAl years oi con.
tinuOuu commission. the thpps are
III adapted TO work aud the absence OF
proper tools and modtra hoilei-making
plant nj. teveteiy fuit. The result l.
shown la the Increased cost Of WORK
dons nj the yard beyond what u would
cost II proper tools wet. Mt hand aud
properly arranged for facilitating the
vork. There are certain things which
should be obtained without delay, tue
most Important being a hydraulic
boiler maklng plant"
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Army or rENsRssEE.


Inc veterans Nstegt miNaukee -
Their Next Place OF Meeting.
81. LOUIS. Nov. l9.-Aiier selecting
Milwaukee a. the next place Of meet
ing the twonty.eighih annual session
OF the Society VI tho Army OF Ten
neesee adjourned sine die today. Tn,
following oiiluefs were elociedi Preei.
dent, Gen. ffanville NJ. Dodgs; vic,
pfesio eDtv, Capt. II. +. Madgeburg,
Capt. WIN. II. Leach, Mejor WIN
Warner, Col. W. II. Hepburn, Gen
Theodore Jonet. Gen. q. q. Warner,
Capt. W. n. Rigby, Major IA. l.. Nor
rill, Col. w. A. Jenkias, Certain &C.
Chadwich anu Capt. J. +. LeRly
Bennett; corresponding heotoiat y,
Gen. Andrew HiosonlocKet; treasurer,
Gen. M. Il. Foroi recording secretary
Col. Cornelius CAJle.
Tic report OF tho Sherman statue
committee was read. A contract with
Carl RJyie Smith ~ Chicago for tbe
work, 10 cost 500 900, was approved
Gen. Andrew hiekeDlocher Of Gin.
vinnati was appointed by this com mll'
tee to the vacancy created BY ths
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NEW IoRK, Nov. lg.-When Cor,
nsliu. Vanayibllt nnt fell ~ several
months $40, mis- private anu business
AliAifs, including the management. OF
the New York Central railway aud
all Its assccihted branches were taken
care OF by his brother William X.
Vanderbilt. No ofiieisl or auihofita.
tive statement Of ihs fact was made,
however, at tue ofiioes OF the N. Y.
Crntrai railway until today, whon II.
Z. Duval, President Dopew'a private
secretary gave out tho following TOR
publications MIR. Cornelius Vanderbilt
IN improving every day In health.
lie ~ not attending 10 tho
practical details OF the vast business
Of tho railroads with which he IL con.
necied and viii not until he has fully
recovered, lie IL In touch with the
business, however. ana has full
knowledge VI all important matters
connected with II, ~ they arise.
william X. Vanderbilt mas done
Whatever has been necessary 10
tue management Of tho roads
since his broihef's Illness and
will continue ~ represent
brother has fully recovered. Cornelius
Vanderbilt, his family ana friends be.
lieve that with the rest, ffcvdon am
from care no Ia now enjoying, lac will In
due time iully recover ana resume his
former position, not only Ia the uusi.
ness but In tho charitable aud re-
Iigious work In which he has besa 90
active aud efficient"
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lie, before he shipped on tho L,u.

lie, before he shipped on tho Lsu'
nda.n
Qilnn was closely accompanied by .
etOut bodygnard aud Pinkerion de-
teotive. He testified tbst he sailed
with the Laurada May Q last from New
YORK on arrangements mAte with
General Ruiz. lie ideutlne1 d.. Cos
tello. arrested last week, a. man he
saw al the Cuban lunts, No. SO New
street.
lie described the landing OF the
bsutada's cargo Of Remington riile'
aud ammunition. He swore to seeding
the two defendants on the Lsufada be.
fore II rallied from New York.
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WILL KEEP AWAY rRom ounA,
wirter Program for ADMIRAL u uncs,.
Fleet.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l9.-AdmlraI
Bunee's iisel OF war vessels win be
kspt this winter ne II was last away
rom Cuban waIeTs. The fleet will moi
20 south stopping NJ Ven, zuelan ports
~ was nj one time talked Of, but will
RENDEZVOUS Mt Hampton Rlsds and
enter upon . winters program OF prao.
lice ana drills aud open soa evoluIions
In that vicinity.
Extensive repairs have been made
upon the Indiana and the Texas,
though all tho ships have been la.
spootej aud have been found IN good
condition.
The repairs on The Texas, neeessi.
lated by the recent accident are being
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NEW YORK. Nov. ls.-By unsn.
nous vote the directors Of the Pacific
Mail Steannship company have ordered
the building OF q new steamer. Tho
ship will fly tho American dag and
viii be available for use Ms a govern.
ment transport. She IL TO be- 1000
tons burden and capable OF making
not less that 10 knobs an hour. Thi,
steamer 10 TO be used In the China
trade OF the line. The directors
authorized the pigment OF the semi.
annual dividend 81 per cent on the
capital stock OF $50, 100000. Tho re-.
port VI the treasurer showed that the
company has Ia the treasury sI,5OO..
900. When Coils Z, Huntington took
tho presidency OF the company In 1857
there was u deficit Of 81 $50, 900. The
books will close On Nov. 20 anu Will be
opened again Dec. 9.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. l0.-willlAm
Greer hntrisop, whose versatility !,
proved by his devotion 10 Literature,
bunibess aud sthIetics, has = peculial
theory In physiology which no will
tett November "a. On that Jay lie will
be sixty years OF age. and on that day
lie will. or says that hs will, walk q
san jose, which 10 nifty milus from
San FfaDcisco. Thereby he will test
Ills theory, which 10 that . man Of
sixty years may 10 as vigorous ~ n
men OF unity, u he has been careful
In diet, sleep and exercise.
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mado rapidly and the department IL
sure che eau be made ready for sea IN
three weeks. The labor Of clesnihg
the maoninery is found To be LEES afdu.
Gus than 81 fifst anticipated, though
tho damage from water aud mud has
b on considerable.
While the fleet will bs In very fair
condition when tho repairs now Ia
progress ere completed, several OF The
sbips are In need Of docking and clean.
ing, notably the Massachusetts and
Indiana snd also tho Mafnlehead
which viii arrive from Bermuda In q
Tow days. IL has been decided tina,
the Cssuhe will net Join the north
Atlnntic squadron bus will return TO
tho Houth American station 10 the
course Of n few wesks.
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BERLIN, Nov. l0.-A fite damp
explosion occurred ia a oolliory at
Reicklinghtu'cu, we,tphalla. Twenty
five bodies have bren recovered. Forty
OF MY men are known TO be biill Gu.
tomhrd.
Eventually but Ave men were res.
eued. The total number Of killed 10
about 80.
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sroaErAKY OF ImE TREASURY.
Marx Hanna state. that lie 3. Eligible
Tor that Position.

CLEVELAND, Nov. 10. M A.
Hama state d TO an Associated Pres,
reporter today that tho alleged inter.
view with him sent from this city by
the United press ana making him say
he Ia Ineligible for the portfolio Of sec.
IetaTy Of the treasury "is pure fake"
While thore have been some talk Ia
regard TO Hanna being barred from
tho treasury sscfeiafyshipb by reason OF
his commercial interests, II 10 held by
well Informed persons that the law
bearing on the subject does not apply
10 internal commoros, and should y
be decided II does bar Hanna, there
a,e numerous ways In which the oe.
octions could DO removed.
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ROCHESTER, N. ", Nov. ie.-The
general assembly OF KniRhta OF Labor
adopted today the reoomme dalton OF
General Secretary and Treasurer
Hayes that the National Brewers'
Union No. IS should either sever Its
allegiance to the Federation OF Labor
or TO the Knights OF Labor. anu that
no man can become q member OF tho
knighis. whose nrst allegiance 10 to
another order.
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nurLLrNe ~ TuE Amy,
DE sts CONTINUED In the German
ttsicbstaE.


BERLIN, Nov. lO.-ln the Roichsiag
today the debato ON duelling IN tue
army and the Brusewitz incident wa.
resumed. Herr Rikert (Libsral urged
the necessity Of prompt re'orm In the
civil law. Baron Won Hodenbefg es.
pressed opinion thai an authoritative
declaration OF the emperor effeaiually
would set tho matter ct rect. Herr
boDgmanu asked how long "Uefman
Michel was 10 walt now till he begun
TO ASSERT his most sacred rights" Con.
tinulng Longmann said; "Aitsr Den.
efal Won G5,slst'e speech little 10 10
be expt c,ed from the proposed reform
OF tue court martial procedure. No One
has the right 10 call tfiicsis class nf,i
VI the social ecale. aud 1 regret tho 10.
serve oiilcrfe havr lost their former
prize In tho Burgher class TO which
they belong"
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LONDON, Nov. l9.-rhe house Of
lords has dismissed with oosis the ap.
peal OF Slt Edward Clarke from the
docisiUn Of the court ~ apneals, awar .
ing Lord Duprsven $1,000 Tor the lots
Of the yaont Valkyre II, which tuns
Ia n collision with the Sataulta at the
opening OF tue yachting season on the
nrth OF Clyde in 1885,
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"a. LOUIS, Nov. l9.-rho East ~.
Louis packing company, which had u
plant yalnel nj $500, 600 60 $1,000 IN
EAST 1t. Louis snd also maiuiAined q
large establishment In this city have
closed up, owing to the smsll profits OF
tho businrsS. IL IL Tumoreu the com.
pAny will DO Teorgnnized.
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MOSCOW, Nov. le.-According TO the
official report tho yield OF prlnoipsI
cereals In my governments Of Euro.
p-Rn Rnisla ana Caucasus in 1895 IL
1880, 900 quarters below the average
VI the past thirteen Year,.
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AsrI.sPASIsu REORGANIZATION.
Prohibited Duriss the Pete. IN
Panama.

NEW YOml, Nov. ia dispatch
10 the Aoial1 from Panama ssyt: The
governor OF Panama, Senior AnanIo
has received sn official cable message
rom the government st BOgolb, signed
by the minister OF foreign anairs, con,
voying important Instructions NJ
TO tue preservation OF order
during the ceiebfation Of indepe ndsnce
on tho Isihmus, whioh bogina on
November 2slh.
The government IL ordered 10 sup.
press all attempts TO subvort OF In any
way disturb puolic order during the
iaies. The message particularly 70.
iera 10 th- display Of the Cuban fiags,
and anti.SpApisn demonstrations hft
10 DO prohibited. The governor IL also
authorised IN this connection 10 expel
all Foreigners who make such demon.
strations.
Public opinion 10 much at variance
In regard TO the order. Some thisk
that the decree 10 iudiclous on accoun,
Of tho existing sninosity between the
Cubans and Spanisrds mere and that
II 10 = good preventative measure.
Others cnnsuTo the order bitterly de.
Glazing II 10 bs Anii-patrioiic Againti
tho people ami unworthy OF = republi.
Gao government.
The deere. states that Colombia
desires to stand neutral In Cuban
Affairs and cannot tolerate any artsg.
Onislic Manifestations against either u
the contending parties.
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RoTTERDAv, Nov. lo.-rhs Ec,Le-
land.Amvfiean 100 STEAMER spaafn.
dam from New YAK November ! Tor
this port, gfOuudri Ia n log ioday BvaT
the small fishing town Mhasluis ON the
Now Mass. about ten mills from here.
Ihe psssi myers have teen landed.
The steamer will probably bs iljated al
next high tids.
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NEW YoRK, Nov. ia dispatch
10 the World from Colon says: Gen.
Rolls has atoepted the nomination Tor
pIeuldent OF tue republic. Packages
containing gold dust anu gold coin
Of the value Of q. 900 have my storious.
ly disappeared between here and
Panams. The gold was ON route from
south America TO Europe via the
Istbmus. The packages were stolen
at some point between PanAms aud
Colon.
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PARIS, Nov. ia dispatch to the
Figaro from ~. Petersburg says Nj.
kshishkini. acting minister OF foreign
sirAirs, has been appointed minister OF
foreign nfairs, In succession TO the
late Prince. Lobat oil Rostovsky.
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BnyAS Ann JONES IIaED.
nat th. Former succeed. In KiIiing %
nnbblI

GAME PREsERvEs. fancy Co., Mo-,
Nov. ig.-willia J. Bryan and
patty have arrived at this noted hunt.
ibg park. Tue fide overland from
ChAtu o., n distances Of IS miles. was
very iifesomo to Mf. Bryan aud 5ena.
tor Jones, NJ both OF these gentlemen
have Loot much sleep uuTing tho past
three DAYS. Mr.. Bryan anu several
ether members OF the parry douned
their hunting suits and started on n
hunt OF several houfs. Mi. Bryan Il
not much VI n hunter, Us ho missed
several shots but finally sucossde1 In
killing u rabbit.
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BuEsos AYREs, Nov. 10. - Tho
Chamber OF Deputies has passed q
bill placing an Internal tax OF ak
oeniAvos per kiioRram on sugar anu
providing for a bounty OF ~ centavos
on exported sugar.
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MADRID. Nov. 10. - An official
dospalcn from Manilia says tue insur.
gents have been deieated In engage,
monis with tho Spanish troops fought
al SANTA Ctuz aud Aogral, tue enemy
losing 900 men killed anu Tho govern.
msnt loas being slight.
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ALLEGED spIrsIs new YORK.
On. In british Service ABa ops work,
ting IA che Interest OF spain.

On. Ia british Service Ana oss work
ins IA shs iniessst OF spain.
NEW York, Nov. l0.-within y
week the news Of tho day has credited
this oliy with two spies aud iniofmeIs
--"Jones," . British spy vino left here
suddenly last September ami gave
information against Ivory In London
la,t Friday; and James Quinn, tue
Spanish spy who Informed ia the
United States circuit court against
Captain Dlokman Aui Col. NunsE, ac-
oubod OF eOniuoting tho ALLEGED
LauIadA lliblstefirg expedition.
Tho presence OF Quinn In the court
room against u bscAs round OF swATlhy
Cuban sympa,hlzssa who scowloi NJ
him, gave unwontsd zsst 10 tho pro-
ceedinss.
Quinn's testimony did not proclaim
him q spanish spy, except by infer.
ouos. But the iDiefoncs wfs freely
drawn by the accused men ana other
CubanF, one OF whom said:
"rhls man lott the Cuban lines anu
entered the Spanish IoTces. Olher
men who have done that have either
boon shot or cast into prison. Damn
was provided with n passport b. the
spanish authorities. Since no arrived
he has not lacked money. He was
only poor truokman's helper
In Boston befor. goiUg to Cuba.
Who gave the spanish consul the To-.
formation by means OF which he was
enabled To bring about this uia.? We
supporters OF tree Cuba believe not
only that Quinn informed Against
Capt. Dickman and Col, NunsI, but
was In the pay OF the Spanish author.
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BERLIN, Nov. ls.-Ths BundssrAth
today TAtified the treaty OF trade sud
navigation and the consular cOnvsn-
ton recently arranged between Ger
many ani Nicarngup.
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PARIS, Nov. l9.-In the senate TO-
day President NJ. LoubeIt submitted
the proposition Of NJ. Gullrm.ts adopt
ed In the Chsmbtt OF Deputies on
Wednesday TO substitute universal
suffrage for municipal councils In the
election OF the delegates who slsct
SENATORS. A motion Of urgency was re-
iected by q vOtr q 2l2 b. 80.
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Y. NJ. NJ. |. A., Salt Lake Stake.

Please prepare Tor tho last weeK In
November next week. aud take Se'
non No Instructed by the general super
intsnutney. DO not neglect or delay,
JOSEPH n. FELT.
Stake 5upl. Y NJ. M. |. A.
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sYnPArnY REFUSED.
'"s oonnoii Of Jewish wom.a Tab,e
80 Atnisniau RESOLUTION.


Nk" fORiS, Nov. Ia rhe last, and
s,mn iespscls the most interesting,
VISION OF the council OF Jewish wo.
Nh whs held today with President
aiis, Hannah q. solomon OF Uhicago
~ ,he chair. The work Included the
,euen VI national tfiiceIs Tor the
h'h,thteo years.
~ me pat year a great deal OF
eeIy mas cropped up betw een the
Nu'cago section which now dominatss
NV council, aud tho New YOfk sec
~, lhe members Of which ielt that
mn "eIe not sufficiently represented
VI We National board. The following
''s elec'ed. President, Mis-. Hannah
s'iomon, Chicago; firet vice nresi.
LIT MA. sophin beer, New York;
TV s1 vice president, Mrs. n. Mandol,
Asavsago, corresponding secretary, Miss
's American, Chiosge; recording
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-19

wAsHIS0ToN, Nov. l9.-rh. PIesi.
dent issued q proclamation today TO-
adjusting the boundaries VI the naval
reservation Of Alaska which was found
to encrosoh on land belonging TO the
Greek ehufcb, Ia CONFIRMATION OF
RussiA's concession of Alaska.