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MONEY AND INVESTMENTS.
Doings Of a Day With Wall Street
Operators.
SUGAR DISPLAYED MUCH STRENGTH
Rose TO . High Mark In spite OF Heavy
FRONT Taktng--testher Came
Into Prominence.

New York, June cs.--Tho speculation TO.
day was practically monopolized by the
industrial shares and the movements In
some of tho high-priccd stocks IN this
category were especially noteworthy.
Sugar. as usual recently. led the market
In all respects and figured for over one
half of the aggregate dealings. 1t dis
PLAYED aggressive strength the greater
part Of the day and more particularly at
the close, When the price rose to lit lis
on heavy transactions Although tho
movement ci tine stock Is VIGOROUSLY In
dependent of trade conditions as rule.
today great stress was lad uron the pro-
nouncc1 rally IN the prices Of soreign and
domestic sugars from the depression re-
Gently causcd by the collapse Of the over
extended speculation IN the produc, in
Europe, An curly advance OF is per
cent provoked an cutpouring OF realizing
orders. which resulted in reaction OF
IS per cent TO iis IA. AT the low point
inside support was apparent aud this
from the shorts. influenced a gradual I'M
ward movement TO the high point noted,
nthough the ad, ance was checked ut
times by renewed profit taking.
L,atncr preferred came Into prominence
after it's LONG period ot neglect and dis
piayed decided weakness, which WAS
ma MY due 10 pretty extensive liquidation.
The stock broke rs 10 81 SIS. In the loio
dealings II sharp covering movement car
ried the stock 10 10 IS.
tobacco appeared 10 he sympat hotically
effected by the early depression In the two
first mcnt oned stocks aud fell as per
cont on conflicting gossip as 20 tho divl-
ucna prospects for next week Part OF
the loss was made IN subsequently.
Tho railway list was practically neg
iec'od. but was mildly irregular. Lake
Shore .exceptionaily jumped rcr cont to
laS. The general market opcnod shade
higher NIL around and WAS helped by i'm
piovement in London md Il modoWtc IN
! uiiiry for international shares. The weak
ness IN the lnsustrials soon checked the
rising tande'i,y and concessions occurred
| which carried prices n shade below YES
| teriaN's closing prAre. In tho last hour
| covering caused rally 10 fmcton
/ above las, rights final sales
Railroad bonds were Irregular with mn
cnsler tendency on speculative issues.
! Tho losses noted were mainly fractional
md coilspicuons improvement was scored
/ in few bonds Sales, soss mo.
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Nov York. Juno 20 Woathcr reports by
telegraph 10 the Commercial aud E'inhn-
"ial Chronicle Indicate that Iroutb con-
tinuoa over a large part of Texas and dam
age 10 tho crop Is claim~d. especially in
~ ri i.wostern and southeastern sections OF
;hn state Lack Of moisture Is iLeo com
plainod II in poiiicns OF Tennessee. Else
where in he South ra4n has fallen az n
rule during Tho week. Our reports from
Alabama are quito favorable.
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CllICAGo.

chicago. June comparatively few
cattle arc now going under 800 and sales
are largely from than figure M to $50.
Heavy cattle have stopped coming In
large numbers and are selling from iTir
400. according to quality. The siockors
md feeders trade has continued rnodcr-
nie az ruling prices. Canned SUNS sold
slowly q, low prices. but good fat COWS
aud hcifcrs were active and strong. Bulls
were steady aud calves slow, few sull-
ing as high as 5.3o. Tcxns cattle wrrc
plentiful and artvc NJ steady prices and
choice fed Texans averaging around 1895
pounds sold above 800.
Hoes--Heavy sold largely at s.0sds. Is
and butcher weights at S.aou3.h The
extreme range for heavy weGh,s was 2.Si
m2@ Hogs are s,!ll running largely 10
heavy weights. The demand Is chiefly for
the light weight bacon stun. which Is
limited In supply and command good
premium. Rig large hogs sell badly.
shecp-Thc great numbers Of common
sheep and lambs offered on tho market
have sold badly, hut good f,ocks eold well
and prime sheep brought advances cf
lou 25c. The markc, was active aud
strong today, sheep selling At i7ana 30 Toy
infcrors I'M to shNui.35 Cor fair TO cxtrn
Texans 3ioNS,i5: lambs IN demand.
a.2'ns.5D for hes'; common. S.4Nmi5J.
ycarliugs. i50uh.0.
Receipts Cattle. 1000: hogs. $500;
sheep 5000.
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Common to good fat calves. . % q y ~
Good Cornfod hogs. ShW 81
Common to fair hcgs.......... a. ~
Common TO fair sheep. head 1 w u 10
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FORT WORTH.

Corrected daily for The Post by III,
Fort Worth Stockyaris company
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I.IQU0Rs.

nln M % nnr bill Dixie Pale quarts
,a,n. pin,s sa,io; Magnolia Pale, quart
o. t III, WINES 20 per gallon.
WII,sit VI Per gallon: Fin shed goods
en- hieh vim basis, N.22' straight BouIhei
and rx'a according to age ana duaAty
sl'75nS.06. BLENDED, si75aS"
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WIRE MD NAILS,

Par, wire Quotations are ar carload
~ Rhhr;p G II MIr. s sS Ws.
h, w,T;E NAii.s-Ra'e. s32o rer, beg, "a
vane ',r 10 10 60 penny. soc ; enn rennn6y.
zoe; ana p'9s1 nao i5ci ,, aSa penny
Ne,.I,tr,' s-rata. $500 per kes same
advances as en- wire nails
DRIED FRUITS.
APPLEs-Fancy slicso IN ooNs'' Wv
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binding In Towr.

The following building permits have
been issued this week from the build.
log lnlpeotof's flicU
J. samson, 022 cas-, second South
stree; bilck mouse Of elk rooms, three
closets, pantry, bath room had two
porchts; cJst 81 500.
J. W. Curfig, % wet Sixth South
street; now root; III s80O.
W. T.. Cocker, 1855 south Fourth West
street; brick house OF four rooms,
clo,oi, pantry ami two potehe'; cost
81 900.
}. V. Smith, lls street; addition
Of two rooms, pantry and bath room;
oost si1l.
J. J. Daily, corner Houih Temple and
b streets; aitefhuon In barn; c1ht $500.
w. n. Cf1meT, 1866 Dunbar aver nue.;
frame house Of nve rooms, closet anu
pautfyi cost $500.
T. j.. Beatir. i6i q street; addition
Of two rooms; o9si S275.
Weber Coal company, 22l south
Third west street; shed and barn; cost
500.
MrB. Peletton, 1857 cast Seventh
South street; barn; cost 500.
Lncina Chase, 8l6 k street; barn
crst $50,
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RESPECTFULLY ,uom!lIel.
Gill 3. PEYIos,
Chairman.
LOUIS HYAMs, Secretary.
John L.. Taylor presented q minor
10y report. recommending the appoint.
ment Of county cOmmilteo ut thii
time.
Considerable discussion followed
participated Ia by Mr. lay Tor, John II.
Axiom, &. J. y. Irvine, Mr.. simpson
(cDlotod), Rtlph Guthrie Jake Greene.
wald, X. 3. Campbell, w. W. Taylor,
John Il. Doolvy, Nirs. Arthur Brown,
Arthur Pafsons.
Tho arguments wers pro aud con.
John Lu fsylof, chafged that Cnalr-
man Parsons was IN sympathy with
ihe bryan Republicans, and was acl.
ingln colAetl with fhpn. Mrs. Arthur
brown ntked MI. Parsons 10 tho report
IN morning paper to tho effect that
tie INT. FAfson,l had promised aid 10
q Bfyun Republican club was true. Mr..
Parsons answered In the negative.
REPEATED calls were then made for
Mr.. Parsons to utiiae his position,
The chair ruled these questions out OF
order.
The minority report, put as M
amendment 10 tue majority report, was
voted down and tho report Of the ma.
Jofiiy adopted.
Tbs permanent officers then took
their seats upon this stage.
Gov. Thomas was warmly received
lie made q few remarks, PREDICTING
the election OF Mckinley and Hobart
In November.
Tue committee on credentials re-.
ported.
3. w. Sears then read the report OF
the committee on resolutions. which Il
a. follow:
That the Republicans Of Bait Lake
county Ia convention assembled re-
hfllfm cur devotion 10 the Republican
party, and We recognize la ils no uni nee,
William Mckinley, tho fearless aud
incorfuptlble citizen; the friend and
advocate OF American inteio It's,
American industries aud American
labor, a true anu tried statesman, and
while We may diiier Ms TO tho besl
method Of securing the rehsb ilitation
OF silver, yet We unhesitatingly atats
that tho material interests OF Utah de.
msnd the return to power OF nationa
Republican administration, and VIZ
earnestly appeal 10 every Repub iica n
10 sink all differences anu TO worn
from now until November 3rd, 1895,
Tor the election OF toe Republlca a
ticket locally and nationally.
The report was adopted amid cheers
Chaplain Geo. A. Smith then offered
prayer, alter which tho convention
TOOK another reosss for i've minutes.
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COUNTY CONVENTION.
Democrats Meet 10 Name a County
aud legislative Ticket
GREAT DEAL OF WORK TO 10.
Tt~porary organ zaiion speedily n
ftcltd-Ac,i,e work OF the
~. gaus.

asa. ..
inc Dbmocfaio county convention
olty Mt 10 o,eloch This mo,nt,g Win n
80 49,, V,"s ~"
'''s' "''e""Hnoeo " ueesNes Apu nuon
enthusiasm msniie.i. Heli's baud
cnlivened tue occasion with music.
MIR. LIoyd chairman nj IN. csu,tv
.an,,,.s -, 49, ,'"
. s''. '"' W" 'e"''o" "
otuet anu utgel tue necessity OF nom.
inailpg tho very beet men and wemrn
for efilcr. md ttu.t.d that p.ru,nali.
a.. ,..,,',,-- -,
80 F'''NS''' W "'V' '"ou'u no' W
hIoNeu 10 enter 1910 Tue uetofmlna-
ti0n OF the important duties for which
the conyentlon had as,.mbled. Ifthis
49, - ,-,,-, 80, -,
500 "e '0'''"eu' ne le' otil''"
thht tue Dsmocfsuc ticket would be
Triumphant In this county IN Novem.
bet. II A. war; not aahe,od IN. thar.
,,a,.h,i,,, =, 49,, 49,, -,
w" p'V"s"'''y VI u'les' "nu ue'eN
~ Time when everything Was suspi'
cious for victory.
The call under which IN, oonyen.
a.. 90, A. -
Wv" ~ VS. ''H' " 'o"" i-' ii'"s'"'
memlet 81 tue county executive com
mi'lec, Ia The absence OF Mi.
w. =. Jennings, tue secretary,
sner which MI. Lloyd Introduced Mt.
FISHER % dhtf,r ~ temporary chair.
man, Mt. Ray Van Cot M temp9Iary
SECRETARY, aud Miss Anna Lynch as
assistant temporary secretary respee.
lively.
Nj. Harris stepped forward amid a
burst Of apElauie, thanked the conyen'
ton iot the hohef conferred upon him,
aud said he desired 10 make sn limo
Walton In the way OF chaitman,hip
epeerhet-.bia remarks would be- very
otiri. He Ieit that unnt PERSONS
would not be put Ia nomination, there
nelng such. manifest knowledge OF
tue Necessity OF goou timher being
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TUE GREEN BAG.

Il. ylsler.
brigham Rieee, n native Of Wales,
has been admitted o. eitizenthip.
Stephen Ihomas Boitsss, n native Of
England, was touay admitted 10 Gill.
zenship by Judge Rlichis.
Sheriff Wofthsn OF 81. George came
no with two prisoners anu they were
taken cut 10 the State prison this after.
noon.
Judge Street viii 20 10 Ogden TO try
care for Judge RolApp aud cases set
for trial on Monday In the civil dIvi.
sion Will therefore be continued 10
Tuesday.
In complaint In Justice selia'a
court Roy Mayne IA charged with
stealing u watch belonging TO Marion
Swobe aud vAllDd Mt $50.
Tho rules OF practice In tho Third
district court are pTlntod aud may be
0siainnd by attorneys by application 10
the clerk Of courts,
All persons who desire TO veto at
the coming election must register, re-
gardlees Tho TACT that they may, have
voted before. The law require. new
registration tho same ~ " there had
never been ono before.
The Colorado Fuel company has
commenced action against tho West
orn Hardware company and y. w.
Moyle, assignee, for the appointment
OF q receiver. Joseph Geognegan has
also entered suit against the same de.
iendant 10 recover 81, 978.03 on assi kned
accounts.
Phoobp Fletcher will nav 10 Mrs.
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Bru,aii,, on Hoard a snip.

ROlTON, Mae, sept. lO.-Sixtcen
momuefs oi tho crow OF tue British
war chip Warden, Captain Kitchen,
which hes just arrive IN mort, reported
AZ the Btitien con6ul'a office and pre-.
Tered charges agaiutt the captain,
second mate and the steward which, N
tfuo, Indicate unusual cruelty and
brutality. The complaints OF the men
In substance IL that on several coca.
,ionu when eailing from Manilla last
December, the second mats aud STOW.
ard beat the men numerically with
Delaying piue, bodies eetting tue cap
taiu's dog on them. Tbia dog, accord.
log 70 the crew, h a large ierocious
Russian hound, trained especially to
irff0rEs the men on board tue ship.
The captain when Summoned to a pre-.
liminafy examination by the consul,
laughed and uaidi ~ know nothing
about the charges. There was no
trouble on bUari tbs ship" He admit.
ted owning the dog. bu, refused to talk
any further,
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FUSION wIrm PopULIsrs.
Proposition Adopted Win Practical
unaniu,i'y- delegates Co state
snd Judicial conventions.

Proposition Adopted WIN Practical
unanimi'y- DeisEatss Co state
ana Judicial conventions.
IL was i;sO when Gus,Ave Kroeger,
member Of the committee on creden.
tials, presented the report from his
committee, recommending that all
delegates regularly chosen be seated,
there being no contests. Tho motion
carried anu tue reading was dispensed
with.
This committee on permanent organ
ization, order OF business aud Appor-
,ionmenl reported as follows, the report
heing ublmously adJpteJ; Chairman,
Fisher :. Barfh; vie. ehairmen, Jas.
IL. Moyle, Mrs. j. Fewson smith, A.
T. Schroeder. Mrs. Ofson Rumel; sec.
Rotary, Ray Van Cot; assistant score.
iafy, Mrs. +. \. Harris; reading CLERK.
Johu Il. Hansen; Hergonn ts-At.Arms,
Il. IL. Harris, Gilbert Mclean.
Order OF business; First-Report OF
committee On credentials.
SecOnd-Repoft OF committee on
permanent organization.
Thifd-In,reduction Of permanent
chsirmen and Officers.
Election Of l08 delegates TO
the Stale convention as follows.
County at large In precincts outside
/ Of Salt Lake CITY, 20.
First municipal ward, eleven dis.
tticis, one delegate to each district,
and i've ut large from the municipal
/ ward, making total Of 10.
Second municipal ward, fifteen cleo.
ton districts. one delegate 10 each dis-
trict and i've al large from each munl-
oipal war;, making total OF 20.
Third municipal waru, ten districts,
one delegate 10 each district and i've nj
large from each municipal ward, max
Ing total Of 20.
Fourth municipal ward, seven cleo
tlon districts, ono delegate TO each dis
triet and hvs at large from the munici.
pal ward, making total Of 20.
Finn municipal ward, nine election
| districts, ono delegate 10 each district
and five At large from the municipal
ward, making a total OF fourteen, and
agTand total OF lOS.
Fihh-Elrction Of eighty delegates
to the judicial convention Apportioned
as follows,
County precincts outside Of Salt
Lake City, 2s, ana one To every sleo.
ton district In Salt Lake CITY, 81
Total so,
Election OF the county o9m-
mittse, consisting OF fifteen members,
two from each municipal ward In Salt
Lake CITY aud five at large from pre-
oinote outsl 10 Of Salt Lake City.
Elghth-No Nomination Of Ave State
Il senators.
INSTRUMENTATION OF tan repre-.
| senlatives.
Tenth-Nomination OF three county
commissioners.
Observation-Disclosures Of county
| attorney.
Twelfth - Nomination OF county
| clerk.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF sheriff.
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At Saltair Today.

Today through the courtesy otthe
6allair Beach management, the stu.
dents OF the University OF Utah arc
enjoying complimentary excursion
to tho Lake. Next Friday evening the
field club OF the institution will give
lawn iete on tho University campus
to which all their friends aro invited.
The affair Ia given 10 clear oil some
Indebtedness which the students have
assumed In tho publication OF the
school journal, the Chronicle, and
they are hopeful Of hsving a large
crowd present ON that occasion.
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The Ciiy's Health.

The board Of health gives out the
following report fer this city for the
week ending today;
Bltths 4, males ., females 2. Deaths
Z; males 4, females 3. Bodies received
from other places for iutefmout here 3.
Contagious disvases! naga outstanding
o. scarlet fever o. Infectious dlsuites
Irportoi Tor the week IN city limits 0;
,nteido Of city limits 8; typhoid lever
IL.
TIE health department made Tets
upon twenty three samples u milk and
all were uu 20 the standard.
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Regisier.

The new election law snys, In Sec.
lion 20, Chapter cxxvl Of the laws Of
Utah Of 1890.
"Nj rcrsou shall hereafter be per.
miiied 10 vote ct any general or special
election, whether national, ttato, Ot'
tuot or county, without having htsi
been Registered within the time ana M
tho manner und form Tfuuifri ny the
provisions Of this ncl,"
IL will be gathered ron the above
that all poraons must regis,or lot THE
election. II makes no difference " they
may have voted Ia Utah hundred
times beioto--ihey must register.
Many people have the ldoa that Il IL
GOT necessary for them 10 register on
atc1unt OF previous standiug; tutse
will tnd out their mistake on elecllos
DAY u proper stons arc not taken DO.
fore.
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NEW Y0RK, Sept. ia dispatch
~ the Herald from Madrid Gays: The
commission charged with the exam.
ination OF tendeIs from English firms
for the oinstTuction OF men.oi.wnr Tor
the spanish government has reported
In favor OF tho Armstrong;.
rhe said ilfm undertakes to build u
bsitlerhip Of 1000 tons In fourteen
months nnd cruiser OF 6,b0O tons In
twelve monthp,wl d speed OF twenty
Que knots, with AN armament up 10
lwenty.four nentimetree. The price
for the bRttleahip ie G9lO,0OO, and tor
the cruiser f6uO,O0O.
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ILe orator ava Candidate Address
Crowds la virginia.

AsAf hN'
Crowds la Virginia.
TREDEmCKsnuRu, w., Sept H.
In an ordinary day coach ON thv Rch.
mond, Fredericksburg 4 Potomac rail.
wey, Bryan lett II nhmDld at 7 O'CLOCK
Tor Washington. a speech of tnir1y
minutes was made Of Ffedeficksbufg
and shor, addresses IN smaller tOwoe.
NJ Fredericksburg IIryan was driven
10 the Exchange hotel, where he held
nn inlornai reception III II O'Clock.
Then ho was taken u tue Washington
monument, where IN maize IA address
60 o large crowd. Hu was then driven
TO the residonee OF Mayor w. \. Whil, ,
where he dinod. AZ 1850 q. IA. he t0oK
this train Tor Washington. His nrs1
address today was ai Ashland wheto
tho tain stepped two minutes. liz
SAFE; "Henry Clay was born IN this
county, auo also Patrick Henry.
believe tho policy for which stand In
this campaign, IN some respects, re-
wives the memories OF both men.
Henry Clry IN 1916 described the
effect OF contracting tue currency and
Pat Henry was IN favor NJ the Amori.
can policy" Applause,
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fiscal year tue receipts were si3 1884 In
ekotns Of the same period IN 1896. fhe
August rtceipia rom tie several
,outoes OF revenue together With the
lncfoate or decioase In each ~ com.
pared with the same month H. 1875 are
given ne followt; spirlls, i5 G75 4ss,
inofease 81 6i1; tobacco s., 37s, 800,
deciesse $4,000; isrmcntsd liqugta
sS,8l2, 500. decresse S?2o, ts5; oiolmar.
gatins s5D,3bs, locfsa,c fl4.Ug3; Nile.
ctllane0us $500, uecresa. $40, $50.
For tue month VI July, 1896, rs com.
pared with July, 1895, the statement
shows loss Of sl8,5iB, IN the receipts
from whisky; a iuss Of slg5, go, from
cigate sud cheron,s.
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an Apponl lor ArmepIan..

Boston, Sept. l0.--rhe recent tele-
graphite correspondence OF the Amrrl.
can board includes n requeet for SO, 600
20 provide shelter for the Arabkir peo-
pie OF eastern Turkey aud TO holp their
looms again, weaving having been the
chief industry OF tho place. DIR. GAtes
OF Harpoot telegraphs that II this sum
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nAyANA nANK NorEs.
80: be Accepted by tho People ~
Their Pace Value.

LONDON, sep,. ia Dispatch to
tho Standard from Madrid, ays
that Captain General Weyier OF CubA
has Issued n proclamation which
threatens severe penalties for the non-
acceptance OF tho notes OF the Ban
OF Havana Ut their face value, al
though they have already suffered n
discount OF 10 per cent. The govern
ment lie enforcing this proclamation
despite the resistance Of the CONNER
clal glasses and OF the general public
OF CubA.
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Sunday School Union.

Tho regular meeting OF tho Sunday
School officers and teachers OF the Salt
Lake stake will be held on Monday
evening next. ut 7;a0 O'Clock, In the
H. ID, 3. College building, on First
Moith street, hslf a block east VI
University. All are invited.
J. IL. PARRY, Secy.
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81. JOINS, Sept. l9.-tt ia an.
nounced IN reliable authority that Sir
James Winter, Judge Of tho supreme
court, Ia about 10 rehign and resume
the practice OF law because the recent
reduction Of salaries makea II impos.
sible tor him to support the dignity OF
the position.
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Mrs. Nellie Little will deliver = dis.
course ON tho Sunday School at the
Twelfth ward chapel tomorrow even.
ing. Professor Radcliffe has kindly
consented to preside Ut the organ.
Services commence al $3.50 prompt.
Invitation general.
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A n..sIaI Agent to EHpuirs Into tn
psndinE Question.

NEW YoRS, Sept. l0.-A Dispatch
10 thp HesalI from Buenos Ayres
Sayti 80
A correspondent In Rio do Janelro
lolegiaphn that Italy has sent u speelal
agent TO examine Into The pondiug
question between that country and
Brazl. The Correspondent also says
that M important conference has buen
held batwesn tho Brtzll'an minister
and the German minister. lJe mat
ter discussed was the Italian question,
It Ia generally believed.
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The Utah kindergarten association
will open smother sehool for the little
ones In the Seven zenith Ward Relief
Society hall, West girsl North street,
ON Monday, September 2lsl, under the
superyislon Of Nettio Maesor Me-
Aliislar, with Kate MeAlIisIer ~ as
sislant.
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rr..iaen,lai Appointments.

WASHINGTON, Sept. lO.-rhe Pol.
dent has appointed Chapman l.. A n.
dors0D, u. s. attorney for the North.
ern district " Missouri; John Ridgely
Garter, Maryland, second secretary OF
the United States embassy IN London.
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ruE ADVANCE IN souDAS.
T.s DsTvishcs Retreat before th'
English Expedition.

CAIRO, sept. ia special from
Ksrms, tho Defvish post on the Me,
announces that the troops OF the
knalif evacuated that place when the
angiu-Egyptian forces arrived there
today. TINS gsrfiton OF kerma crossed
the fiver anu took ~ position NJ
Llhaarir, on tbs western siuo. Under
cover Of NE OF tue Anglo Egyptian
artillery anu three gunboats tue ex-
petition passec up the Nile and
shielded the position. The gunboats
also sunk a Deivish steamer which
opened fire. Naval Commander Col.
Vile OF tho A nglo. Egyptian expedition
was slightly wounded. Tao casualties
on the Egyptian aids were inhig.
nificAnt. Tue loss OF the enemy 10 not
sIated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-19

sPRtSoFiELD. Mas, sept. l0.-
Four powdef mills 10 Hazlriviile,
Connecticut, were blown w today,
Llghtuing struck one causing the TX
ploiion. No one was killed or iulured.
Thousands OF panea were broken In
tom.