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"DrxIm no AnERIoAs.-
r,nuish worhingmen's IFayoriie


NEW York. Aug. ala special 10
the World iIom Havana Psys.
The workmpn Ia Spanish cigar
factory operated by an Englishman
named B0oh, m do n publlc demon-
,uation Friday night In favor Of spain
nj which the iayOflto cry was death
to the Americanp."
ueneInl Quinliu Rindera, after DO.
faItlng the spanish iOrceA under Car.
tain BalhuenO 1t BnouuaguA, pinar
del Rio province, wrrcking a train a al
selling tho booty, marched eastward
win 300 men, crossing thp irooha uu.
uiolested through the PlTa3ua hills. Ho
camps ut Aghlfre, southwest Of A..
quiltf, Havana province, and Is 10.
ported 10 be- M tho ruined sugar mill
Mitoss, near q ilvioau.
Tho NanigUs, an African secret as.
eocihtion corresponding 20 the Italian
Malta, has taken hand In pOlit ca.
Pariisans Of the Evlun gang, accused
those belonging to the EcoTia Of dis.
loyalty in having Joined the company
0t spanish negro volunteers iormud by
a negro called Pastor Nolia 10 escort
General Weyler. Tue EGorla gang
resented this charge anu attacked the
Eyien men IN the Mango quarter,
Several peTeous are reported killed and
mNny wounded. FJriy negroes have
teen arfeeted auu Iho district 10 held
by tho police.
Tue Mantanzs court OF justIcs re.
funsa 10 obey General WeyieI's order
20 remove thu Ssgua iudgeF. General
Wsyler threatens TO abolish tho court
" II dnlegatiA his auiOuraiic order.
Law yen here, Spanlntda included,
resent Gen. Weyler's interfering with
the civil courts.
The Spanish liner CITY o. CAdlz,
has arrived with achievements.
Captain Tomanl reports that 900 sol.
dleIs, mostly A ndaluslans OF tho worst
character, mullnied on the voyage.
Their leaders had to be put In irons.
Nothing serious resulted, however, As
precautions against Just such a thing
had been taken previous 10 their om.
barking. They were not allowed 10
have their afme white on the ship.
General Weylor has ordered that oil
relatives OF rebels must register at tho
palace. All letters and parcels sent
them are 10 be opened anh examined
befofe delivery. Visitors are to no
thadowel. The ebefitis have begun
ylpiung private residences TO carry out
tho order.
Oscnr do los Reyes aud Juan Miguel
Forner are TO he sent " Chiletlne
islands.
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Undergoing a Change.

Tho west building Of the University,
formerly used lot the deaf mute school,
In Undergoing thorough change.
Hereafter II will be- USED exclusively
for tbs State normal school. Twelve
recitation rooms on the nmt floor, six
class rooms on the second floor and two
clAss rooms ON tho third door will be
used for tho traini ng school, and the
remainder OF the building Will DO de.
voted 70 tho Normal sch 4Ol proper.
Aside from tbs class rooms, there
will 10 large assem ~ room, gym.
naAlum, large room for physL.
cal culture, offioes Tor tue princI.
pal " the Normal school,
and for tho training school,
toilet rooms for the teachers, etc. Tho
lAvatOTyliu new, building erected apart
from this school building, anu IL mod.
ern In nil It's appointments. Under
the new arrangement tue Preparatory
school Of tho University beoomes
merged In the inormAl sohool, which
practically does away with the prepar.
atory department. Tho outlook for A
large attendance tho coming year IL
excellent, rs an Attendance OF fully
nve hundred 10 expected NJ tue normal
school, TO say nothing OF the attend.
anee ~ the University, which Ia also
expected 10 b6 large.
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LABRADOR INDIANS DYING.
DtSiliatiOn and Disease Carrying tho
A51TI5Ils Oh.
Their Means oT subsisteBoe Appron.I.
-;sd BY sew raundIaud sailors
Rnd Fisherman.

QuFnEo, Aug. 81 Sad stories OF the
gfaduil dlappsArance And death from
dcsiitulion anu diioase oi the scattered
Indian tribes Of Labrador have Just
been brought hero ny the i man
Catnolic missionaries, Fathers Goyer
ana Lacosir. VINO have arrived nOm
The bleak part OF thu coast opposite TO
hud under the Jurisdiction Of New
F0uuiland. G0vcrnm int aid viii be
absolutely necessary a. the tXiaiouCe Of
thofu wruiohrd people curing tho
coming winter. Tue c0astB fuquout "a
by Llom ate all hut Goplriel q, game
anu iur beating auimais, AMI tbs tax.
lng ~ beaver has been prohibited un-
~ lvlD Ia orlcr To pgoveut no iO.al
desiuellon. In former yoafs tno ln-
dians derived much OF tno means Of
thuit subsistence ifoui the vast quaint.
Ties OF tue eggs OF various Eindu OF sea
fowl that ir,q Iont all tnrso coaaia.
Oi late year,, however, tho Import.
hnrn and value Uf these egg uopCslls
have attracted thu attention of the
hnnurmun aud saiiOTs OF New Found.
land, and now they deoeoad Ia such
swans upOu the coast that nothi Y IL
- = - $50 AAAAAAANs WAN AaN NANNNM ANN
as iniTuduin by tins plrates, N thoy seek
10 thafu iu tub bouniooua wealth. ue-
pnsliod ~ tho Yea blrJf. The New
tounilaudtrs & nip these eggs oil 10 the
United states IA Immense quantiliss
whofr they sru TOLD % coniootloners
and biscuit manufactures.
Another fruitful cause Of the spread
Of dtttltu,ion, disease anu death pmoug
thttb Indians IA the facility All tdeu
them tor obtaining splfituous ilquoIe.
deepite all legal eusutueuts 60 tho
contrary. There " virtually NJ ON.
fofcpmrut Of law upon the const ~
Labrador bud unpfinoipled traders
from New FouudiAnd and elsewhere,
by plying the uuHophistlcaied savage
WIN nfe-watcT, afB enabled 10 tbiAiu
from tnem tho eutife iults OF lheir
hupting aud trapping expeditions.
Some thrilling stories are told OF the
native savagofy OF Labrador indians.
often, impellod by bundef. have they
Glllud sud eaten tn0su nearest 10 them.
The h ilIeuces exeftud over the oihef
memtuir o. the tribe by their jusglsrl,
or medicins men, IL the grsal.st diao.
baci, TO ne wOTK Of tho missionaries
among thrm.
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Cigarettes Killed Him.

Laramie BoomsTRns; There wa,
quits mn excitement At Fort Washable
yesterday among men addicted 10
cigarette smoking. Private Bird Of
company u, Ninth cavalry. was sent
yesterday with a detachment TO Raw.
lins, ana tho party campei last night
al HALEY, thirty miles south OF Ian.
der. During the evening Private BIRD
waa taken Violently NJ, and In twenty
minutes was dead. His body was sont
back to Fort Wmhakir. The sudden
death puzzled tho doctors anu they
made post mottem examination 70.
vealing the inot That the throat aud
lupgs were stained with tobacco and
nicotine was deposited on portions OF
the lungF, making the cause Of death
very clear TO the post surgeon. The
revelation OF the oause OF death pro.
duced conservation among both I'M
GERS and men who arc cigarette smok.
gfs.
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the h0sr wagon 90 the scene. The lfe
had guinui such hoadway that tut
little WIS saved, aud the barn was TO-.
ducod b ashes.
a light structure, a leAn.to, con.
tanning some furniture, stoves, etc., was
desir7yed with the greater part VI the
c1uiehip.
Fortunately no live stock was In the
hafn. Toe total loss IL estimated al
81, 900 with Rn Insurance OF $500.
Toe cause OF the 1fo T. unknown, but
10. Calder WHO was among the nrst
ut thu sct no Of cOb1agration oaid no
detected an odor OF kerosene. Mt.
Connolly states positively there was no
kerosene IN tue barn. Chief Doviuu
hopes THIS blaze Will prove the necct.
city Of having nm Ett Side lire station
a. the run from the central station 10
the scene Of last nights fifo Ia too long,
allh ugh excellent time was made.
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POLITICAL POINTERS.

9, w. Blayner has annou need HIM
eeli a. "A candidate for State senator
from Davis oouuiy.
Chairman Dolly Of tho Republican
Stale Genital COMMITTEES did not use n
proxy At Saturdays meeting.
The Great Campaign; Ex.Judgo w.
III. kiug 10 not n uaTk man, bur hu
may prove dark horse. Look out for
him.
Coalville Times: Politics are absorb.
Ing the attention VI thp people 10 such
an extent that tue people who have
been looked 10 for sensations have
gwen up tho idea OF attempting sul.
eide.
County Attorney Josephs has for.
whrded To the NEWS q mplete set OF
blue point maps OF the new election
precincts OF tho city. They arc most
accurate aud ussiul. Campaign com.
miltees can have their needs In this
direction supplied by Mr.. Josephs.
Boston Transcript: "what do you
think Of this IL to that everybody 10
talking absuls" asked Beth. "Oh, ~
woulun't be any good 10 mt, replied
Sadie, with a Sigh; "lf there were only
. 10 /, the other gih would ges him.
Somehow l'm always getting lsit."
Logan Republican-rhoR epubllcan
asplTants tor office In Cache county do
NOS appear 10 DO very numerous yet,
but thu Democratic Candidates are a.
thick rs frogs In puddle. anu the
county convention promises 10 throw
tue famous kukennry feline scrap far
Into tue shade.
Provo Enqulror-rho Republican
party had everything its own way be-
lore tho ~. Louls bolt. In this state,
anu there Is no reason why harmonious
action cannot now lie secured and
Ulah continued In Republican ranks.
democracy has been proven and iouud
wanting Ia all positions.
a well known Republican said to.
aay; "A largo PERCENTAGE OF the rank
anu iilo wOikera In the RepuUllcau
parry la salt Lake county arc an
nOuuoing themselves u being opposed
70 this nomination vi nOn-prOpsTty
holders for important otiicea. They
say they have had enough oftrGnsients
Ia oihoial position"
Bingham Bulletiu--A II. Parsons,
AtpuA9 NHAhhg hHHtHshAt VIII hb " thhs
uiuats before the county convention
TOR the aIspssonhip. His experiences
IN tho Office snould give him prosligo
10 win. Az no is chairman OF the Re.
publican county committee, II will da-
vOlve on his friends 10 see 10 his pOlt,l-
cal fences, and they ought " DO Kept
up In good shape.
Al. Woloski, a European flnanoier OF
emInenoH, speaking before the French
monetary commission In 1862 asiui
"rhe SUN total Of tho precious metals
IL reekoned AT MY milliards, one half
gold aud one half silver. Ii by a
stroke Of tito pen they suppress one u
those metals In the monetary service,
they double the demand for the oihel
metal, to the ruin OF all deb1ors."
Tinuc MineH The Provo Enqulrs
in,ims.es that the election OF Josgph
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In 900 IInna. nl q I,lceI,er.

NEW SYogR, Aug. "a. - Klng'i
County Euvvaiei company, operating
Ia Bl1okiyH, haa been placed 600 too
hnnda OF receiver. General Jordan,
pToiiIcnl, wa nimoi receiver.
Tue application Tor recover wa
made before Judge Goodrich in th5
supreme court, by Tracy, BIhrdmsn
Hnd PiHtt on benalf o. Jfm1f IA.
Ffoihin cham, treasurer AMI Angus.
bulm0nl, vice IresidFnt Of tho kiugs
C0unty road anu Ncfmllyo * Co.,
bankefs. The peiiti nefa aver that II
Il n iflondly action brought Tor the puf.
poh- OF adjusting tho uiiaif. ani pro
telling thu intorotts OF stookhoidsrs.
Iuey nay there ate oulstandiug debts
they cannot YET meet. Poot business,
due % the trolley system, u given a.
Gn9thct frar7u. Tbs csnnni OF The
company 10 si,5CO,0OO. Ihc road was
constructed at q cost Of 81 .BOi. 500 aud
has eight and a half milug OF track.
The last two annual reports show
that the Income has not been sufficient
TO pay tpera1ng expenses, and fixed
charges Iho liabilities In 1853 were
Sll,8fO. 100 Il had grown yer later
to slb,BSD,Di1. the profit and les
account on tnn later dRto shovel a
deficit Of sTls,OsJ.
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CHICAGO, Aug. 3l.-A special 10
the iimus-hefald from Muneie, lad,
sayt;
The meeting held At Salem for tho
putposu OF raising funds 20 assist Tfu.
mau 5tswattin uu'faying the rg ponsus
Of landing 900 cUlorud troops Ia Cuba
10 assist tue Insurgents was attended
by l,VOO people, aud 4 satisfactory sum
wpu ihu result from tho Hale OF refresh.
mems and subscriptions. Another
man IL colonlzlng tbs troops IN Georgia
and they viii be- shipped from Key
West about October /. MT. Stewart 10
fearless young man, once q canui.
dale lot the legislature anu 10 their pro-
moleT. Since his plans have been
maize public he has received hundreI 10
OF letlere from military men and Others
anxious to accompany him, and many
donations.
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The Voting BOOTHS.

h,. HaskiEs. agent OF the Barnard
Booth company, appeared with hls
attorney Judge Judd, before the board
Of county commissioners this morning
and iet fofth tue claim that toe other
voting bo1lb concerns arc moro Ia
lnnpemvnts on the rights OF hit-lne
Barnard company. Commissioner
Cnrlssopherson was billed 10 20 East
with the choir ~ was forced 10 make
his departure ~ such time NJ pre-.
vented Judge judo from presenting HE
clienpa complaints. The hoard nj.
iaufned 70 meet next Monday nj .
3. m. anu take up tho voting booth
case.
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WILL yIsIr WASHINGTON.
~ Hung Chang 0oiaE to see our Ma.
'iouat Capital.

WAsIIsoros, Aug. 81. - At the
Chineeu legation IL IN said that 10 had
been determined that 1t Hung Chang
would visit this city next phurtday.
arriving here al night He Will be- mel
by all OF tho memoorA OF tho legation,
who will eeogrt Ia ani his cutie TO the
Arlington hutel, where he will atop
during the two days that no fomains
~ this city. IL Is expected tina, Cen,
Kruger, Assitlant Secretary OF State
Rorkhil, Colonel Fred Grant, *.
Governor Fosior, John Russall Y. uiy,
tho Chiueso minister, the Chlnese
oon,ul at New YORK hnd other promi.
nent mon VIII DO In Ill Hung Change
party when II arrives. Az the legation
Il 10 believed that no public ufiiolal die.
play will tsko plsce, but that III Hung
Chang will on FRIDAY DO quietly
escorted to the Capitol aud other pub.
Ito buildings.
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UNION PACIFIC TRADE MARK.
A Handsome N,W Artistic Des!-l
LA, Been Atopbd'

LARAMIE Boomerang; The Union
Pacific passenger department at Omaha
10 adopting new trade mark. The
we'll known shield Is kept As u central
figure, but /, Is shown in leaning
position with "world's Pictorial Line"
printed on its edge. On tho face OF the
stripes Is the same, "The Overland
Route" IN n circle, aud In the blue
above Ia "Unlon Pacific" The new
feature OF tho desigu Is nm American
eagle standing upright with wings
spread. It's feet cluIeh tho center OF
the shield.
THIS new departure " the railroad In
securing an attractive and artistic
trade mark Tor nil It's stationery, adver-
tisements and tickets shows the impct.
lance that In now being given TO maud.
some advertising. IL ~ also INTEREST
Ing 10 noto tue changes IN this T0ad's
trademark during tho last twenty
yearr, flrat II had Just the "Union
Pacific Hallway" In tho early days
d miniature elk head was plaool on 10
engraved pastus aud tickets. The
kantas Pacific used TO run a. its trade
mark thu head Of buffalo, and later,
when tho Union Pacific secured the
rhad, the Buffalo was used ON every
piece OF printed matlsr, aud Ia outline
was tintoi ON tue reverse side Of MI
tickeIs. Tue shield used 10 BIO uted
without any legonJ. but OF late years
the osichwords Of the Union Pacific
have bean Included Ia the dsslgn.
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Examination of Teachers.

The county oxumiuHtion OF ohndi.
daiss to teach Ia tue schools OF Salt
Lske county IL being held at the Uni.
vottlIy building today, and viii con.
iinuo through tomorrow. Thiriy.siK
applications wotu made Tor certificates,
Of which twenty aro for the primary
grade, anu sixteen Tor the grammar
grade. Toe studies required are
arithmetic, reading, u. =. history,
writing, nature eluuiop, spelling, peda'
gggics, physiology, grammar aud
gul gtaphy. Tue u1,rd oi examiner
cousitts Of Supt Van Cot, b. w. Ash.
ton anu Pfuf, Gummlnsn.
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monsY VIZ. m. mi.

DETROIT, Mich., Aug. 8l.-Frank
beaDlon, aged iorIy, member OF an
old French family, Inherited consider.
able money recently aud has been
drinking heavily. This morning he
went home drunk. His wife remon.
aIraled and he shot her Ia the back,
iniiclin2 mortal wound. He also
attempted to shoot his two children,
uul both escaped injury. Ho then
blew his brains oul.
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NEW 1ohit, Aug. 3l.-Early this
mosning IL Hung Chang boarded the
1espatcn boat Dolphin TO 10 10 West
Point. The ambassador will inspect
the military academy. Tho proposed
visit TO the squadron Oh Tompkinlviilj
was poatponcd.
WEBT PoiSr, n. Y, Aug. 3i,-Ll
Hung Chang arrived here this after.
noon on the dlapa,ch boat Dolphin 10
Inspect the military academy, but ow.
Ing TO heavy rain he DID not land and
the proposed lnsI eotlon was abandoned.
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Two Republican Conventions.
Tue Republican State convention
Adopted Tho following on HAtufdnti

Tue Republican State convention
adopted the following on Saturday,
That two State conventions DO hold a
follows, tu-wit ono to be hold on Sop.
tembor - 1890, for the purpose vi nom
mating thfcs electors, who will. n
elected, vote for William Mckinley for
President and Garrett A. Hobart tor
Vice President, aud also o. appuint a
Republican Slato couirAl committee; also
Que cpuyouii1n 20 DO hold GA ScpioinDor
20 1879, Tor tho pufposD Vt nominating a.
Republican candidate for Representative
10 Congress.
Your committee 40 recommend that
the bass. .. representation In tho Two
conventions 10 fixed ON tho basis OF ons
delegate for ovory forty votes east Tor tue
present chief Justice OF tho State.
The fltsl convention will be held ut
Mount Pleasant and the second al Os.
uou,
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Last NIGHTS Blaze.

The large frame barn belonging to
John Connolly OF sl7 First street, near
tho corner Of NJ street, was burned to
tho ground last evening. The Gra
broke out about 1918 O'Clock aud was
iifst seen by boy who notified MIR.
Copnelly, anu tho alarm was turnsu
In Immediately, Chief Dayine anu
Assistant Chief Donovan accompanied
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New Yorh nernhllean commIllee.

NEW York, Aug. 8l.-rho new
state Republican committee INST here
today 10 organize. There was no
opposition 10 the recollection u Cherries
Hackett ~ chairman; John s. ksnyou,
secretary; u. u. O1eii, chairman Of
the executive committee. Warner
Miller wns dropped from the advisory
committee which was chosen ne f1l.
low; Thcmss q. Piati, Chaunory 10.
Depuw, Edward Biu,efbaca, Flank
Hncook, Frank 3. WitueTbeo.
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q. A. II. ENoAnPnEsr.
rrsins Carrying the N,tsrans 20 50.
PRui ia Great Numbers.

ST.. PAUL, Aug. 3l.-Wiih fifteen
or more regular trains from all points
OF the compass and thiriy-thfep special
trains during the morning, tho Union
depot was the scene OF the greatest nc.
iivlty the fret day Of tho Grand Army
encRmpmunt. Communicating hief 4.
n. WaEer and stan were met at noon
by the local Tosta ana escorted 10 tho
Ryan hotel where national headquar.
tefa 10 established.
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DUO Wamnn In nIncL.

81. PAUL, MINI. Aug. Manager
Jacob Ia Il produced Tho Woman In
Black, by II. Grattan DoDneiI, at the
Gfanu Opera last night. This produc.
ton was noteworthy because OF It's
novel audi picturesque features. The
sceno presenting Madison square on
election night aud closing with a
turcnlight procession aroused the
greatest enthusiasm.
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BERLIs, Aug. 20.-Tho Cologne
Gazette publishes diqpatch from
Ziuzlbat saying that tho Uormnn con.
sui there has reiufod the rrqutut " tho
Btiiish officials 20 Gufroudor Said
khalld, VINO recently aftumod the
title Of sultan and was Subsequently
driven from the palace by ihu tuells VI
the Bfiiilb squadron at anchor Oh the
place.
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VIII Retire from Business.

81. Louis. Aug. 8l.-It 10 AZ.
nounoed that the II. q. Blmou.Gregory
dry goods company will uIssolvs part.
nefship and retire from business. Tue
concern 10 capilnllzed Tor $500, 600, has
a surplus OF 100000 aud business OF
u million month. The only reason
given for tho dissolution 10 the desire OF
both Simon and Gregory to retire from
active business.
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Laudinr rreaIden, clsy,lana.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Aug. al.-The
slate convention OF gold Democrats
met here touay. Daniel drlliin OF
WATERFOWL was chUssn temporary
chairman. He made a speech donounc.
Ing the action OF the Chicago conven.
tlon "a undemocratic, opposing Nc.
hinley's protection ideas aud lauding
President Cleveland ~ the gIeatesl
modern statesman.
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No nurisr Mystery.

CINCINNATI. Aug, 8l.-Ths finding
Of lhu dead bodies OF Miss Jennie
Bowl,s anu Mrs. Henry Vennemeyer
yesterday, started sensational reports
similar 10 those surrounding the iind.
ing OF tho bodies OF women In this
vicinity recently. Both committed
suicide, however, aud there was no
murder myaIory Ia either case.
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CJATAoUA, n. ", Aug. 3l.-Tha
Bryan patty lett Lake Wool OF 5:iO
this morning on tic steam Launch
Ceylon. At Btmis people crowd Cd
the deck ana shook hands with the
nominee. Bryan did not 20 I'm ne tho
crowd. AZ tho heat approached the
landing pier large crowd cnsefcd.
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ANXIOUS 10 nnsronr onDEn.
Two turkish Pashas Charged WIN M
Iuipossibis TASK.

CoNsrANTtSorLE, Ang. 3O-1Da.
layed Ia transwissiun.l -Vohby l.shh
and Chakif Pasha have DUenapp1inied
military commanders Of Porta anu
Galnta respectively, with stringent OF
uers 70 restore quiet.
Tho commiasi0n appointed FfldAy
by thc ministry OF poles 10 Inquire Ia.
10 tho revolutionary noting. consisting
OF eight Christians am Mussuimanr,
IL sitting Mt the ministry OF Justice.
-Four hundred Mussulmans, accused
OF eSeesses, already have been aires 81.
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NEW YoRS, Aug. sl.-Tho total De.
poeiIs VI gold In tue sub.tfcatufy In
exchange for legal tnndofs up o. 1880
today an uut,d % sl,U0100O }. a.
Morgan Z Co. deposited si.6l0,OOO;
Hanover National bsuk, $500. OlJ; tue
uAuk OF Montreal, s90O,0gO Too gold
Tor import orders thu, Ter aggregates
SIS, g5J, 900.
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8 per cent bonds, iuo tomorrow,
would not be paid. No Union Pacific
receivers are Ia town. a story was
current that the difficulty arose partly
II ON the fact that tho wntfants ioT tho
transfer lands on which the plY mont
OF interest dupeni,d have not been
tigutd for n long time.
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First Aeoid,n, slues tho cog Railroad
Opened

COLORADO SPRINGS, COLI, Aug. 81.
lhe mist acoiuvnt on tue Pike Peak
cog railrosd Hlnee II was opened FIVE
leifs ago, occurred yesterday. The
Aty bfakes on tue car prevented loss
VI lilo or SERIOUS resulta. Tine eide bars
Vh Tue driving whvels OF tho engine
plote, fendotiDg the o0mpfeasei air
ufHkea uauless. Tho engineer and fire.
Man saved themsriven by jumping.
mo conductor stopped the passenger
W. no eonplinge being usel on the
ll9ali by npplyin the automatic brakes.
rue engine ruehsd down the 70 per
seht grade at n tefrific speed, jumping
mn iiaek nj the curve. Tho b1iler sx.
lloued. Tho train was a special carry.
'Hg General Manager Frederick Har-