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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-08
BRYlH'S SHORT SPEECHES.
No 2loFa.ls Audiences Is tho Train
Moves AlOlg.


G.,SNELl, lows, Aug. ls.--'ho
BfyEu laUy vas booked 10 leave Da
Noiucs a, 500 O. IN. A. tho drpl, 800
people wcto assembled 10 greet DIT. sBd
Aiu Bryan. Go1, J.. O.. Weaver &C.
compauioI Mr. Bryan on tho t'ip east.
Mt. nud Mrs. Bfyan were Apparently
ina tho btst OF health anu lpitilr.
rnu Train was the Local passenger
stopping 90 tyuty station aud the
crowds chUefOI Tho candidate 10 every
stop. C0liaE WIS reached fow
minutes before O'clock auu nearly o
thousand tU0plu wUIu wcIggd iut0 the
narrow space between tho tack.
Many were miuJiB with lamps on
ihulr CAPE. Gen. Weaver introduced
Me- Bryan as tno next PRECEDENT He
spoke no iDllJwH'
= "LaIiUs aud gentlemen, 1 um very
glad 90 erect tue people who live ut
uuu. WUavuf'a humc, re was a
pioneer iu this work GuI talking Tor
100 oliver long Uu.uTo % hal come TO
tuu attention " great many OF no.
Aud 1 never thiuH OF one VI those
pioneers 90 U,hzo Out tho way Or think
VI tue abuse generally hUsuud upon
tue pioneer, without thinking what
somebody said yu.r or no age that
when one pefsUu saw thing no was
culicd o iEgutly, when a great many
saw 10, hU became enthusiastic nul
when everybody Jaw %, ho became a
hero"
Tue train was moving a. the last
sentence was uttered aud tue ct0wu
chuulud Justify.
At Newton at S'lJ, 1900 or 1000
enlhuA,aslR htBumblul 20 bant On currT.
ing that II was with difficulty that
Uulot wuB secured. Nj. Bryan saiu;
"La1ios anu guntlumeu--l am glad
20 rec you. / believe this 10 Newton.
III am not mistaken your town bolTs
tho name VI tho man VINO II given tho
credit Tor discovering tue lHw OF gray'
ltstiuu, 3 M lgWaO' filAuCr, / may
fay an great laws VI tluuuuu, are US
certain la their operation aud ~ iTfet-
istiblo their force as the law VI gtay-
ilallou. II you throw Hstouo ~ the
AR you ray II will come down. Wby'
Because u 10 drawn iUWnIdu the center
OF tho earth. The law upon which We
base our hght isAs sure NJ THAT IL We
have gold staudaTd prices viii 30
down." (GTeAt applaulg,l
ITO ANNN NHHNN WNHN AhHNANN ~ Wv
train was moving ami were drowned
by storm o.! uuGuus.a5tiu cheers Tor
Bryan.
Weaver tnio goodbye to the party
here,
AZ Kellogg 900 people were arp med
when Bryan shook hands with 40
many gs could push 10 the c,t. In all
gatherings the female representation
aud fumalp uutAuIiaim were marked
iugturtH,
Iowa CIlY, Aug. S.-Brysn spoke
uurny ut GuuuUll suI IaIuugo, 1uiuB
uuthuHiua .iualIy greeted Dy 900 people
az vuCI place.
WIT lIuuIY, lows, August B.
AZ Iowa Guy tuuu people with
brass baud crested bryan WHO 20 hu
uUIly Here thousands OF people stood
lu too tgJICAlns tuu ChrrIiHg While
Bryan ulutd, lie made low Iumarka
bringing Uui tine iguA tuat tho man
o.tu,uI flg ouiyo 10 a mere niIod man u
the $50. ls,
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7UaORS OF TRUCE.
Win M NsunUlNr LrADfR
4, 10 o., ur,sa ION Of iIIsili on
Terms "a i,ficlory to All
lariirs.

yrw Yoml, Aus. s.-A Dispatch 10
r. Herald fom KY Wlii, Florida,
nyf;
unorcnly declared here tina. Cap.
min & sncrul woylcr has reached an
matchmaking with the chioi inaurgcnt
r,asfs and that negotiations viii be
t,ruu with a view 10 the cessation Of
t-gu,ica IN Cuua uuon term satis'ac.
tyt1all concerned. Itis Giso stated
tsls that the captain general und his
s,tuty commanders have held o cJl'
l,fsuec In relation to tAis Important
movement
taus tny that the Truth Of their To-
rBfts Do established by the fact that
vulIn Tho latt few doyH many iuilncu'
MI rmiRafiCs have arrived htEr anu
Al oihrr points IN the United States
nom Cuga bearing implflHut do
fatelitf, % the Cuban Junia he Nuw
YgfE. Some OF tue - mra,hHefs iu
the revolutionary cnutu admit that
ilrss dispatches may contain ROTOR
enret 10 possible tiucu, but they hrc
no, Inclined 10 talk freely on tho cub.
l,ca 1900, 49,. -
rfsIrg owing 10 the nTfivnl Of tho
Cutan ouvoya arc 10 the effect that
lniufgoHil are no this time dispntchiug
urrHl.us % tho United Stllus, urging
immtIiaiu aid IN tue way uf arms ana
ammunition, Of which tuUy are s3tely
Do Hrrt.
Hy iat the greatest Importance, how.
fyff, is attached hero g. ,bu report tnat
uuco ia likely to occur souu "a the
Islands.
Euulo Castro aud jose E1uyll,
rtlti uu by the pilot boat JoWu.t auu
lrught here last night are eth held
90 tuienti1u by the health authorities,
tHriu tho efforts ui their ffieuls 90
have them released. HnhunH corpus
rfuceudluga were held today, how
ever, aud the men may DO released TO-
morrow.
The apparent anxiety AMI the uH'
uiuul efforts made 10 secure the release
90 tho two CubaHs detained, in orJor
% enable them 10 pT0cUuu 10 New
I.ig, ate evidences OF tho Importance
q lhtir mission 10 the Uultvu aiutte.
! hayu beun assured by person IA q
pouuon 10 know that thUit arrival was
islggfaphtd 20 the iunta b. New f0IG
90 Wednesday night and the die.
patches that they brought were on
i,ul.si 70 a messenger Tho rano night.
some Prominent local mumUum Of tho
Cutnn revolutionary party Ildiculod
iteup0r,s asoIlb1d 10 the presence IN
this county OF omissAgics from the
ttBh. Recent Wholesale EffJris ma
havana uuu elsewhere u iutuIguut
tgOnts, together with tho capture OF
tmlBlrirs bearing dispatches from the
uUria, they statg, has temporarily In
ltiflplvl tue former means OF sending
muthgra und they have boon com
Te.Iul 90 resort 10 dltpa,CElng them
llturt from the cbas,B,
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Merchants Circulating MFzirau Dui,
lars Ntii be nos cotttd,

Merchants Circulating MfNirau Not
lars Mtii be noS cottsd,
IGsvEg, Colo, Aug. She Rocky
Mountain Nows has tho following
apccisi from Chicago;
Those silver dullntH which u number
Of merchants brought from beyond tue
Ril dtnudo 10 use rs object lessons
during the presidential campAing have
turned out TO be- l00metaug6. Instead
OF changing tho opinions Of tho work.
lugmen the muyn mas awakened thriT
uutag0nlbm ana boycolting resolutions
no being nuUpluu by various lEuOr
organizations Ini reform oluDa It Il
said tho leaders Ia the scheme will 30
prosecuted fUr using substitute money
for tue legal money u tho United
sthitg,
Dating tho past week several o0rpor.
atoms aud FIRMS have pat IA ClTculs.
uin many Mexican d0llAt5. Many
ftortEttpGfs IN the suburbs do not em-
pl0y aIuit help hut place their own
children bvhinu tho counter.
Iurro arc many complaints from
this cla8a that men and wumuu have
entered tIu!r ttuTug, while only emil.
drru were present 20 walt upon cue
toners, made small purchases aud
then given MEXICAN uulisra ia pay
muut. Tue change would be- gwen In
lawful money. Ia tho tUugn SALOONS
barlsuuuIi taAn advantage 0l intJEicat.
OF men by giving them Mexican dol.
lars while making change, Many
other schemes lTU baiug adopted 10
dsiAul innocent people.
Tho union Printers nave declared o
boycott on ali merchants connected
with ilJJliug tue city with HE al
mUMuy.
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W. W. WILEY HURT.
II. .0is' Tslli on Him a. l0ur iiH'
Ir akirg llIs L.g Mar
the Auklf.

William Wallace Wiley. one o. the
best known oltlEsns Of Davis c5unly
was seriously and painfully injured
at East B0untiiul last evening by hi1
horse falling upon him nnd breaking
one Of his legs Just above the ankle,
aud otherwise brushing his bojy. lie
was Immediately taken % hs homo
where doctor was summoned 20
attend him, lie passed tostive
night but telephone mcssago from
B1uutiiul this afternoon conveyed the
Information that bis condition hal
improved somewhat during The day
ana that hopes Tor biz rapid recovery
were entertained.
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Hrauir daulsefl Doc s.ani.l Iaa 70.
transportation lU iNr uru OF dg m'.
General Wgyiur warnul lHnfrt uNa'
uHi.HH lu a.. d ,u.. node ni hHrar"
HD .Hvuum.u. would fr'aIais Hy
.ulH. uulHH goo lungl Of niH i.milI
.paf Santiago. I.s family immtli.
lIr'F riaaI0uuI 600 huur.
O.UHg ptHtu.uH HuIvInr tY tho
NHgln lplf tra. i.r .uuisu uII.
.Ha tGGHfrI % gambling a.'HHi Doe t
battle uuut HlulH.I uu TIE .inNt JuIg
.s.U. OUuof1a bImr1 uuI Care. lu'
mnuatr.y rAilrrFI tlulg too H.t
fueHltgrl Iu engaging thUis co.um l
IH.urH they could Jla.i % jIuC u.C.
llr.H.lsis auI private h.urtuuf sanil.
90 LOO vrra o. oI.1 o b. h.lul with
wounded spa iarla.
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CmcAo5 sus. s.-A tpgeia 81 .m
MuunuH, lF.s
Il.fc ia serious soluble o.. H.l..H
hIhrIt N1''HH.. territory, g.I..U .y
land luWIoH. Fifty uim". .rHIHu
.fHcCul.u Do 900 huIaa % L. uH Como.
l laua iuWpsSau i.fs % cow, i.I.w.
inv both HHIsu uni iutuitura iulu '.r
lair. luHTc..r suyIun took 70 fwH
detachment of moo tsI police IiUu
Edmonton g. qunli the dlstuf1h'vuHuI
laft ever irg Do wired 90 ralEuiDl"W Hu
that ihtlu. detachment VI polio l'..
iioucI there be- dilpucucd To tua scene.
a turiYuH faint D. tXptcieU, Hul iuu
result win lo DO step land wm,lrr,
which hnH aroused tn much iuulfut.
ton throughout the CANADIAN ~ .f,a.
WUtt.
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KAN7As CIgy, no., August Sine
Thermometer OF the local weather
bureau registered lu-2 degrees yrsiof.
10y which ~ the highusi recorded
HiuCs tho local bureau oprurI eight
years nr0. The place OF observation 90
the bre,EiUtl In the city. On tuu
streets % was many degrees vafmsr 600
thHshltp, while Boz lhruIu 10 Was lU.
aulouIly hot La spite 0f tuu Iutug n
heat, very iuw pfYHiFaiiOuH wufr fr.
l0i,,u. luis a. dluttuss cue Co ksu.
fn7 Cily's high nlliiuIuand tHuftffiuG
about u nuIl bfgr4 b,
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Mr.. Monsen's Lecture.

There was small but cnthuslastic
audience at tho Grand Opera House
last night, where Professor Frdctick
1. Monsrn gave Tor tue second time his
illustrated lecture; Through Death
Valley. The lecturer was greeted with
hearty RpplAuto ~ be appeared on tho
Stage aud a great many Of the sltte0pii.
con views were also received with on.
thusiasm. To listen TO Mr.. Aiuusun'a
graphic descriptions accompanied by
lhu scenes thrown on tue screen lHu't'
t.inly pleasant substitute for actually
rCGumpanyiug him on his journey
taT8ugu one u the most curious Tu'
gl1us Of earth. Mountain TOPS aud
CAuyuue, "a llttiu oasis hure anu lnyfrt
tho tfacEluss duteft, TaltlpsuAkos anu
other reptiles pals Uv,Ofo view, ANA tue
nearer very yIyiily realizes thn dsu'
gers uuI hardship, or well h4 tue
uluasuryp, OF AN exploration ln DEATH
Valley, slruwu win tue u.AuEuuul it-
mains ut human uClug4 or win grave
of uuiouuuAtus whose ives there trE'
minated In untold agony,
Tho lecture concluded by exhibiting
few views uf Colorado and utnu,
taken mainly along tho u. T.. aui u.
q. W. railroads. They are selected ami
executed with an accomplished urllsps
taste anu hEill,anu they giNuE spieuliu
idea OF this O0uatry, MI Mouaen M
tends taking them oatt uud explain
| them before eastern audience. ffO1-
ably IN mo- other way could this cguu'
ny bn better represented 90 the peppi,
OF other states who may desire ini5F'
, nation iu this regard. it's 10 be hoped
that his efforts may meet with success.
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Valuable Properly Unchanged les
uoEus nrrns,

NAInhnlN Atohfhin AhfAhhANA lts
uoEus nrrns.
CHICAGO, Aug. s.-A special TO the
ulJuur from Allegheny, Pa, suy,'
G,E. Ven Smith came hero from
Chicago, ostlbuH1od real estate
aftury anu began 10 advertise Chicago
isHaul California anu Washington
hui which be wanted 20 trade Tor real
estate Iu a Allegheny county, His al.
7sfIsrmpula were nlluriug. lie did
ultuWu Tie lanu, but hhd tho power
q attorney 10 dispose OF o..
One OF tue trst men Van Smith met
here was James w. Bfugu, who had
land ~ HE own anu VINO represented
llhpt land uWuUIB who were ready Co
liLi6 Jl roll ON advantageous terms.
After hu got through with Breupi MI
Van Smith held decide tor good land
worth $4,000. In return Il u alleged
10 suyu Worthless paper Tho deal
va the lHliug VI ton lots centrally
ll.Ud iu Chicago Cor land on PulTys'
willie avenue. Accompanying the deed
igi ihu Chicago lots wa an abstract Of
huu lJ whoa, Il iatA.d, tic name Oi a
WI, kpUWu uCatruCIUr was forged.
Toe second trade was mniU by Mt.
bItlu Cor lana IN Lakevlow, CaliioT.
nla' 10 was supposed 10 he near hau
Diego, Win the deed for Il was u
e.IIugato ugugd by a. ChtisImsn,
itsuwh haui0rd, Cal, "naylng tEat
Il. uu1NHs perfect.
4hOu WA also letter signed by A.,
&. AnEWuguaugh, attorney, No. OBS
b VlruItUyt san Diego, Ftaliug tngt
De- t-J found tue tito perfect. Iuat
vac aItlHiuutHTy until the uWlui1 won't
10 search o. the land. Tho ton Chicago
l''s could not be- found anu ihn decd
aAu au.iIaut of TILE 10 them were Ugu-
usunHgd fgIg orlua by tho men whose
Aaur appear ga on thum,
MaWp luck wH6 huu In California.
shg'g was no Chraimau, uJ Augh.
,usgugu, no Beaver HltuUt ga san
D.tHg, u0 town ut lpEcylow aud no
.vtl lTuI In tue state gs described iu
''t sru4a given boy Van SmItl. Bp.
.lta ,A.a iuuI, % 10 w.I, Van Smith
u-.el samg ON Puget Fllnu lot, llld
70 Do within tuu cory uTatu liulll VI
N,t.yi NHHH.
Nsl smith ma not long remain the
gau.Iu. tug lanuAc haI acquitted iu
.... .. '"HNNNH a. NN NNNHH H"N
wv 70 NH Huui4 muugluu 10. ono of
1'. m ''sag'a lu Eow nold by tho Piss
l1i. tluE NJ tuyiusa. !. A. nu im'
..l'l property aud iH Tor 81. jlJ. Van
n'i',A WAS IuHlus r0uu4 ron. nom
,N' Eiops,tN lul when tuo tim, came
" iAy Interest uu thu money borrowed
n' deHultud. Ito uaap au tAcus AnJ
W. l.uL carried over 900 interest.
"-'I inc accom- payment WaH Gur,
90 alleged, he ggvu no bank ttua
1,.4 iur 5000 worth Of Chicago
lI.I''.F, which hko tho rest uf B, %
. 600 lhn mnr Hut lhu lHuk hGB IA,
.'tNruy pHpuHy ts security uLt
wy. '-s' lliir except tho Interest,
az DO ta,d Ven -milh hat s0ll build
,'s lsa 10 at least 100 people VINO nav,
sus deeds t1F ,hem.
A''en gGd others have sworn GU, st
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CHICAGO, Aug, s.-lhis was tho
hottest 30 Chicago g&puuyuCcl for
yuags. 40 u'ul uk the thermometer
.tgislsTuI 80 IugTguF, uus Huy,u de-
vftr1 less than the max lmum lUmpura-
ono no Wednesday, A. nearly uVofy
rtfuo. u.ruur PROSTATE bodies of horses
vsrgtugu. Il % saiu at the health de-
uartmuut that the deaths irum heat
today viii break the record 1i the year.
me following uoalhs nave been re-.
uoIted, Michael Glenn, Fred Mafks,
CHRIS nOlJ, Joseph Hannah
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GARFIELD BOOKINGS.


Excursions to Garfield have t-sn
booked the last few days M f0ll9wE
Monday, August lu-BriEhion word.
tuesday, August ll-Murtay Sun
lav schools.
Wednesday, August n 90 Nitit.ug
NIr Cuiuta.
Thuuday, August la-salt Lake
German fuulOiitt,
Saturday, August l5-GenoIhl c4.
cuftiOu " choral societies u Utah.
Junb ana ShnpUlc counties.
Monday. August l7-Chthglic ugy
rad SUNDAY SCHOOL,,
Tursdny, August lb-Y. NJ. q. A.
(uruIl ROAD Tactl.
Wednesday, August lD-AuuuIl out.
ing a, q. u. W,
IaundHy August 20 -- Twentieth
ward Mutual Improvement association.
FHday, August gl-Fifst ward.
Saturday, August g2- lo1tlu County
TgaohefF association.
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tNDtANAruHsl lu'u Nur. s.-Ihu
nftt mustiuR 90 ltutAJJu We clmmli-
tee announced late lot nigh hy tuuii.
men Palmer u the gold DHm0cfa4
was urd tUuuy beginning lilU gel .CI.
Ihrfu sCfo Truuut uli luv WumUuiH
o. ioliowi: ". %. byuuu, lud|auaI-
OIL; ". 81. HalaUmulu, Lsuityllt;
KY; FpuuutE Lean. u, 81. L0un,
Jluu HupEIHH, Chicago, Els JaneL
LaCfttsr, WI; SlWuyI IL. G0lIiuV,
Cluvulauu, OH; t.AricH Tracy, A..
hauy, n. y; H. ~. NJ. Cu'uhgln, s,,
Paul. Milan; rud J. %. IAgicE
Montgomery, a Ice.
the U.mmittuU ofgu Iged b. elect
iug Byuum, CnATmn ana Ju4u AZ.
Mlislu rrotglaty. A transportation
committee woe npl 0iuiuI to arrange
rates fOT the ustIuu'l convention. 10
cnusiath oil HuphiuF, f4'lyugg aud h0lI.
iug. A c0mmi.Jeo ON CnmY'ig iiiufl.
tufc was appointed uluuistiHE NJ Cut
uhes nAui Ushns. Tue literature COm-
Mittcu was authorized tO proceed nt
Ouun TO secure ami dittTlbutu sold
standard l.lffatuto. AInlqugtiuIa 'uf
tue campaiyn work previous 70 tine
convention are 10 rrin tnis city. Next
meeting viii be- held ~ 1hicsgo on
] Aurnft l5il. Meantime an address C
I thu oountfy trihoIz.i last uigut vii
EC IHHuuu.
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NIW fOusi AuF, 8 -IutrO persons
rrl.tra,,d yustrrIsy uy heat uiu1 10.
a.y. Tuty were rhiIlip Frank, lUg.
Ter ca'ritT lNaunuw Aufply long
th4wma., 1uu Henry D.sg.
llsy ItsUgH. Uu. h.d teen reported
ul 90 N H.H, Zoo decrease il huuilI.
- BuI r brick ur.tS1 thought some
T.Iiu, today, although tue temperature
Hi UHan uu# ausu. sa uIFh ta yesterday
40 gHrut. Tho total number Of
iail"nr hlanlly reported yrsiut.
day wac as.
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NAuviDHr, Team, Aug. s.-Iu 80
Drmlsrauu uamary ulualluuz Benton
MuMIInu, 4 uNu dislrUIi Jumes ID,
RlClard-0u, Ellh disIlicn aud j. a..
AlrDefmDu4, NIHh district, We o. io'
u1mIU uIuu. q. AL SimWh oceans 10
have won tho Eighth District. The
clutrBl % ,laeu urtwuga n, n. Cox
mud }. ~. WhNtl0guu ln tuc Seventh.
Iu tho sixth ulTHc. J. NJ yaags mad
ma UH.UH4llul,
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CHICAGO. Aus. s.--rhH Lake ConG.
y bans % last Chicago has failed. A
IumOr connected Win 10 ls Ihnt Pfrti.
dout He's hud lied, taking several
thousand dollars u tho aH,eis VI the
concern, a recover Tor the Institution
has bUgu appointed.
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John ACOMB KILLED.
Thi6l1 From q Hers, at Grl1ssE
Ibis County, Lls Night,
rnE FALL rnoRr MS NECK.
sCs,shlrg Perry Aror Spctdug me
Sigh Lyok rg Tor Him Iouu.
u % u.ad This MUn.rg

John Aclmb Of Granger, salt hhEe
county, aud a nephew Of Juhu AgOmh,
the vgioran railway conductor now
with .hs Union Pacific, was thrown
'rsm Iis houi lust evening with such
violence ns to tftak his neck. He
liitlrss noJy was found by a featcuiuH
parry this morning ailtf having been
exposed to the elements during the
night. Tho particulars 10 Tar aG gt.
talraulc arc o. f1lluws.
Young Ao.mU was gS years old ami
lived with bis patoIts whOsu ma
lu,putt uy wa1, lie was employed o.
WIN. Home and worked on a farm.
List evening h1 mJunlud o horse AMI
rode after the cows. Some time after
wards tho horse returned fidorlgas g.
the home OF bis paioa,s. rhat tact
csusci persons q suspuc. that some
accident hal briallrn him Aad soon %
patiy NJ suatchets started out 20 atcuT.
tain the cause OF his absence, Tine
teafCh was kept up until day.
light, when his liiglutH b01G
was discovered lying near tAG
bank Of "a dlton. Hts uoeg was broken
and ID was evident that death hau com,
! o. him tuldsnly anu painiessiy. IL Il
| Supposed that his horse siihtr stepped
n hole, stumbled uf shird, throwing
Iim OF ue.l iJfemJit
Toe deceased was formerly atoslicni
OF tue Sixth ward Of TINS city AMI wa
! va every way an exemplary aud
modest young mau. Ito came IRON
| England 90 UuaI nearly two yCift
ago. His Iaiuuts wcfU Josuph and
Mary AUlmb AMI In tho bereavement
| that nus come upon them 30 tulueuly
thoy Will have Inu sympltny Of msuy
| ireudg.
Ibu place anI Jato az tue iuurfa
hove not yet been agreed upon "'
VIII ne announce later
TIII T.UTTI
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AHuiASD PAGAN. H,-Iho Lohlga
Valley Coal nul lrIn c1muauy's man.
moth Logan yoNiufy bfr kHr nj Coo.
Irlll, Pa, valued 10 $4,000, wac
tufuuI UlJy today About 900 men
lrl boys were employed 900 the mine.
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Jho InEiish UmciaI Arrested bi youo.
rurinus ou pisuuttd CtUuUd.

LoNn1Si Aug. s.-Cf5wu su.vly o
HnUuou, OF BRUSH Guiana, who uas
luti arrived lu London, wa inter.
viewed today by % representative Of
tbs AuucIg cd pfuaf.
NJ. HauisUu D. ih- official who was
recently arrested By tho Ven, zuulann
while engaged iu turycying it nr near
tho Territory iu dispute uelwgla \0nu.
zunlh nud Great Britain and WIN was
subsequently, released by orivTg it1m
Caracas. lie hos not quito recovered
from tho illhosl which Causud him 10
leave GeofF0tlwu Tor England but IT,
lated the uluiy u his nrfest, ciC. Mt.
Hutriton made no I. dillon % tho
statements ON the subject which hrs
already boon olbltd ~ the A,sgciGisd
pTtfH.
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JUDGMENT FOR WEBSTER.
il Ice Harvey rnc.drs a nAtlry Of
uah Ease.

Justico Harvey yesterday tried the
csse u J. II. h. Webster vs. Morgan
Richards IT,, and gave judgment for
the full amount and costs IN favor OF
tue plaintiff. After hearing tho
straightforward testimony o, tho de-
fuudaut Justice Harvey C0uciuduu
tnal Mr. RicuArut hb0red under g
muappToHrnsut; AMI in his opinion
tho Judge said "luat there had not been
a spiutilla, not "a shadow OF iTuud or
misrepresentation on the part ut the
plAlugin, shown by the defendant"
Tue cut WAS Instituted On u pre-
limluary uOlu Tor SLID being one Of
two notes given by uuIoudaut 10 Goo.
Y. CaHnUn 8 Sans Publishing com.
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Los rsr. NntiHetta subscrib' g. Or
ure "souud 'Iouss" cause.

piluuuuu. Aug. S-rhs following
hnf uU.u posted ia Jones auI Laugh.
Nu'5 mills, win 10 turcu tuUuasud uun
ntu employ
GAN o. LOO In fsvoroi sound on rry
aud iu I0uH uf getting ora uu NO.. dob.
i1r fora uay'H w.fg will Ui tlHi. own
Ilo vail aud Second fuU r.'ID Dau % ].
Joe tu 800 CamlE 500 uu o. 90 ilu We.
publican national committee"
lutru iH 300 uaur Signed Zoo Tho 90.
qu "A. Tho company aIiJ % wJul not
UH compulsory i1r tue mcl 10 cub.
HefI.H.
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Vir ,uBau Iu.ur- is tg'purt Au E-i-
uurtaut btylusy

NEW YouK, Aut s. % TIE
B.uamuF N.ag.Ei WHICH fuauuel ihis
mort WIay rom santiago DO CUBS,
were s.a,us unI ron O' HenarlI Lllgul
m tHu Cuban army. Ihol were Obliged
o. leave ius lalsuI i0r tlulf own a''e'yi
aud WI,h lnu greatest diflitul'y man
4. ed toraAcu tue sIesmo; at san Diego
nom email boat.
General Luogei had iun let'i e0nsli'
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|inrwa.. I rs..r. NHu SMITH, va.
.ns bonn .cuIul aulg Alexandra, N1s
suu au aNi s0. uhI Hnnu 4utr IIW,
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la the tbssnr1 90 JuHiioe Smitu,
Constable a. j, hill mlaucled % iuf
Hud mold au Inquest tuis morning. The
jury returned verdict ui acviiyutLl
LtnLM.