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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-05-15

Louisville, May ia special from
Vicksburg, Miss, says:
One of the most terrible river disas.
tiers of recent years occurred last night,
about twenty five miles below this city.
The boat, Harvey Brown, of Pittsburg,
upward bound, from New Orleans, ex-
ploded her boilers at II O'Clock. The
boat was a complete wreck, and sank in
less than five minutes. Eleven lives are
known to be lost, including:
Norman Brave.
William Bartlett, steersman.
William Dougherty. chief engineer.
Miss Annie c. Hess, chambermaid.
Tom Judge, fireman.
William Wilson, fireman.
William Fitzsimmons, first mate.
Pat Carniff, second mate.
William Kelley, lamp trimmer.
Frank Adrian. of Cincinnati, and John
Wagner, of Louisville, are reported
missing.
The survivors and also the wounded
were brought to this city on the Han
schell Six of the officers and crew of
the Brown are in the marine ward of
the Vicksburg hospital, as follows.
Captain John Kline, hip seriously in
jured.
William Grimme, carpenter, leg bro
ken.
Mr. Hardy, fireman, badly scalded and
otherwise seriously injured
Dennis J. Lomey, second engineer,
badly scaded and injured Internally
will probably die.
Two deck hands, names unknown.
Pilot bravo, who was lost, was from
Pittsburg, and a most excellent man,
whose death will be greatly regretted.
The bodies of the three dead men, who
we're brought here, and have been en-
balmed, will be sent to their homes. The
tow boat Hanschell was 50 near the
scene when the explosion occurred that
her yawls were lowered at once and
promptly manned and saved many lives
that would have been lost if it had not
been for their prompt SER ice.
Captain Kline, the master of the
Brown, although seriously injured re-
manned on the after part of the cab in
the roof of the Brown, where he had
been blown by the explosion. He was
seen this morning by reporter, and
said: "The after part of the cabin float
ed off from the hull, and as it sank to
the bottom of the river directed the
efforts of the men who we're at work
rescuing the boats crew.
Myself and Pilot Dan Kane were in
the pilot-house when the explosion oc-
Cured. 1t would be impossible for any
one to tell how many of the boilers ex-
ploded, as the darkness prevented any
one seeing anything.
81 noticed that the hull went down in
less than a minute. I have no blame to
attach to anyone, as the cause of the ex
plosion will never be known, as the
chief engineer, William Daugherty,
who was on watch, was lost"
The officers and boats crew speak in
great praise of the officers and crew of
the steamer ST, Joseph, who contributed
clothing and other substantials. Cap
tain Kline expects to send the crew Of
the Brown to their homes by rail- The
coroner here held an inquest on the
dead bodies md returned a verdict of
accidental death.
Pittsburg, May 1.-THE towboat Har-
vey Brown, wrecked by an explosion,
was owned by w. Fl. Brown & Co, the
extensive coal operators of this city, and
was one of the largest towboats in the
country It was valued at $4,000 and
was not insured.
.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-05-15
BOILERS OF A BOAT EXPLODE
Bottom Reached in Less Than
Five Minutes Afterward.

Lost and Many Persons injured
in the Near Vicinity Alone Prevents
More Serious Than is Now Reported
-Cause of the Explosion Will Never
Re KNOWN.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-05-15
OLD BOREUS IN EVIDENCE
Funnel-Shaped Cloud Sweeps
Over the State of Nebraska.

xiId Tricks of the Wind - Loss of
Life Light, But Many People In
iured-Patb of the Cyclone About
Three Hundred Yards wide and
Two Miles Long, and Everything
Encountered by it was Raced TO the
Ground, Including several Build
iDgs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-21

No.. f.E . .
riemdnb pdrs sntsadter, Gu6 bier in
meinen @rmen au finben, ais sben bic
goli5ei, ioIte ih meinen. &ommt
mir. mir poaen Der ebrbdren Wrs.
9sin5sImanH uniere 4ufpartung mus
den."
|. ~WoleH Sic mid sutuilIig IOsldl'
fen. frase id2"
rNs, fdQt mir Hidt ein!"
9ro3en ertannts jsbt, bab Iein Sreis
belt srnftli9 gefGbrbet pav un0 tr
fu9te ii4 nit einem raf9eh &ud gu
befreien. Mein unier 9tpps, tpenn
aud alt unb momentum fart angez
trunten, mar frdftig senug, ben
f9pGdli9sn Burden f~eit5ubalten,
~Obo," rief sr, rbaruus piro ni4ts!
Strdubt gu9 bod ni4t, Nrs. Seins
selmann -"
Oas uebriss sing in Der Initren>
gung b%erloren, bic er MAIDEN muBte,
nm ieinen @efangsnen, Der NIT Der
3raft Der @erspeifIuns iid gu Be-
freien fX4ts, feitaubulten. Cine 3eits
lang rdngen 8eibe nit chamber, Sc
Der psrsebens bemiibt, ben @nbern gu
9oben gu brinssn. Mber ME per5peis
felt audi 8ro3en Jim fi6 i4lug, 2ipps
lieB nidt loder. 1nb babel briilte err
ale 4ugerblide iein Bodice! police!"
bur4 bic Radt, baB es tpsitbin t0nte,
8roasn mar b~er3tpeifelt. Sid 70
fangen gu Iafen! = Gr belt nGmli4
bic gage @eI9i9ts fir elm gut seIpieI=
tes ManDpsr, tpenn er aud nidt pers
mo4te, ben 3ufummenbang gu burds
f6auen. S9on bro6ten feline 8rGfte,
Die er pergebens anipannte, gu srlubz
men, ba, in bonn Womsnt, als ibm
f6ien, baB irgenbiemanb our Inter.
ftiiBuns feines Seinbes iiber bic tru>
6enoen 8retter bes 8iirgeriteiges 6erz
beiseeilt TONNE, eelung es inn, einen
Irm aus Der umtldmmerung bes IIs
ten freiaubetpmmen.
Der arme 2ipps ftieb ebsn pieber
feinen Ruf mad poli3ei aus, bd fiibtte
er, pie ibm etpas fpibes, taltes, IN ben
Setb pran9. Gr muBte Bro5en loss
ldfen.
Der S9uft - sr bat mid geftps
6en!" ft0bnte er, inbem er bic Irme
iinten lieb. 4les bssann iid Dor inn
i'm &reiie gu brebsn unb. unfdbig aud
nur einen S6ritt gu tbun, Iant er qua
fdmmen unb bas 8lut, bas i6m aus
Naie uno Wuno berporquoa, erItidte
feinen Silferuf.
8ro5en mari muir einen sinsisen turs
gen Bid auf fein Spfer, nobel er
murmslte: r@r bat es ni9t better 6uz
ben pplsn, Der Ndrr!"
Damn entetlte er BON benz S6du.
plate Der 9luttbat, bas WteFsr melt
BON ii4 faleuoerno.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-21
X. S9ledte 3eiten.

Mebr als cine @o9e lit felt ben grs
eigniHen per9angen, bic mir Ioeben gu
i6tlDern periu6t bdben.
9ei Durm perseben bic Gage Till
uno traurig, Die Rd6te b~ringen benz
SausAerrn nur penis S9laf. Sulius
tpeiB nun um IGes. aber aud feline
9eriuae, 9ilfe gu f9affen uno Ret
tung gu bringen, iinb bisber pergebli9
gebIieben, Der iunse Mann bate
obne 3dubern feinem Batter CUR Der
fiigung geItelt, mas er an GrIpdrniI=
len beIdb. gs tparen d6er nur ipenigs
hunbert Dollars gepefen, gsrabs btnz
rei9eno. cine ebtn fGlftgs Note einaus
lSIen. Wds niibte es? Sn brei Sagen
mar eis anberer. Elm bel itdrterer
Wehiel fdais unb bisien gu bedsn
bate Sulius 10 penia bic Wittel, als
fein Batter. Dieter 2eBters, ala unz
bertpiiiIidsr Sptimift, meint. anerz
bings, Der Snbabsr bss 9apiers, Bel
tpel6sm er felt faft 5ebn Sabren isinen
9ebarf an Mebl, Siifienfri9ten u.
brsl. b.dte, piirbe bic 3a6lung i6on
ftunoen, ipcnn man i'm bdrum bGte;
alein Sulius 5psifelts baran, bsnn sr
mar feIt i~iber3eust, baB Der Saul
mdnn bic trdurige Gage Oes Durm's
f9en @eIhdftes aenau fannie, uno in
JoIge bsFen tra9ten pirbe, 10 f9n.a
als mDsli9 gu ieinem 9elbs gu ions
men. Iber ielbit ipenn cine Stumbling
bspiqist purbs? = @as mar bumit
fpeiter %ssrpDnnen, als cine turSe Sal
9enfriit! = Oas gauge 9sI9Gft mar
fosuidqen auf ben Suno %getommeH
ano es mubte in Der aqsrtirseIten5riit
sdnSli9 gu Grunbe eeben, tpenn ni9t
cine trGftige unO gei6idte Sano
einariff unb tpenn nidt cine @elos
quele er0ffnst tpurbs. aus Der oas
IDtbinite p~enisftsns fid beitreiten
lisB. Sulius 8erbru4 fia p%ergebsns
ben &opf burii6er, pie bas 81 bspsrts
ftelligsn iei. =
9d5u feline .issnsn &nseIssen9eis
ten!
Selene battle .r felt Der Sasne NIT
benz alien Sopfer nur Elm ein5iges Wdl
eeiebsn. sic bait. inn unter SbrGnen
eeitanoen, pdb i6r Batter aIes W09z
li6e tbue, UNI lie ibrsr 2isbe abpenoig
gu MADDEN; glei9aeitis bate lie ibm
freili6 aud gei6porsn, DdB Fl. ni6t
BON inn laFen tpiirbs, uno tpenn Der
Batter nod 10 febr in Il. bringen iollte.
= Sulius bate Dem Ndba.n in itums
mem S9msrS bic Sano sebridt,
9ieIe Srsus mudte i'm sliidli6, :
aber er ertannts tpobl. bab bic Soffs
nungsn, nslhe er semeinIam nit Ses
lenen nod Dor Sturgeon ge6egt, tpeiter
bon ibrer Grfiiaung peggeriidt ieisn,
aIs lie es iemals tparsn.
&onnte er isBt burun bsnten, mad
Miipuutee gu 9s6en, uno ben Batter
bier ALIEN SuriidlaHen? gs mar uns
m6ali6. Der alte SppIer bate nur gu
Redt asbdbt, als er Sulius gsfrdgt
hattie, pober er bic MitteI ne6men
piiros, I'M Ii6, pbne fremoe Silfs ieis
men Sausftano gu grinoen!
r~sbsrbaupt eridien benz Doctor
bic Saltung, tp.lhe SopIer oamuls
beo6ddt,t bate, iebt, oa er bic @ituas
tipn bes 9dtsrs %tannte, in einem gang
arberen 2i9ts. Sopfer, Dem bic eiIige
sSrau 6umu fhpn bamnls I1ss 5uees
traaen bate, mas bei Wurms por9es
aaneen mar, tonnts ia ni9t 4nbers,
als Jpn, SuIius. fir sin.n Spstulans
ten ob,r elm bersloIss Subistt 5altsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-21
On Wefern= QOenue.
Cine Gr3ablune ans Dem oeutfb.
.amenfaniiden Seben pon Sans @obfane,
g. 6OrtieBung.)

Obsn Itri9 ii9 Der paintsr nit Der
.3anb iiber bic Stirne uno murmelts
sOr ii6 Fin: ~
sd msin &inb ungliidli9 maden2
gDsb' mir. ipsnn i'd bas poats! Chen
neil id mein MGbl sliidli4 iebsn mill.
barum Ioa sr es ia ni6t baben. 0enn
Die 2eute ba briiben baben teinen @hdz
ratter, feline 6eitigteit, teins Serdpz
belt in ii6. Der 4lts ni4t unp Der
Sunse erft rsat ni9t. Ods bentt
bsuts 10 unb morgen 10, rdspslt beuts
Siibbola unb priigelt ii4 morseH =
fur5um, ss lit Elm unoerldBlides Ydd.
limb 10 etrpds Itredt Die Sano mad metz
ner Selene dus!!! :"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-21

9us Der 4inberube.
SHUTTER: @ds fpeinit 0u benn. metn
Sunae2 - Der tlsins @usuIt d4lu4-
s.nb): Sd tann BEN S9af ui4t bic
9eins abbrs9en!
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-15
cnbnn campaign.

HAVANA, Sept. li-Maximo Gomez
10 undtTstuOi to bo eampud nj duaalmas
dc AgfamOnte, about thifty.six miles
from Puerto Principe. He ~ organic
ing o strong cavalry force anu IL ofeu.
itBd with the intention u making n
second raid westward.
The Insurgents have burned the Lo.
peg tobacco plantation situated near
Aftemisa, Pfoyiuce OF Of Pinar del Rio.
Inc property destroyed was valued At
slb0,0O0.
rhe government has authorized
Joseph a. Springer, the United States
vice consul general here, Ia act NJ
consul Ia tue aDfenco Of Gen. Fiizhugn
Lee.
The Insurgents have dynamitsd a
military train at Ramblszl. Tne en-
ginOer, nfeman anu bfak,mAn were
WOUNDED anu severely burned. Ono
OF the men will die. One officer and
several soldiers ON board the train were
wounded anu tho escort killed four o
the attacking party.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-15
p POLITICAL.
Republican Convention.

10 the Republican Voters Of Ushi
A Republican convention IL Hereby
called 10 he held Mt Mt. Pl,Rsant, sau'
urir county, Utah, September s4.h,
1890, Ut onr O'Clock p. M, TOT tho put'
putc ~ dominating tnrce Presidential
Elect1ff, VIM will, " elected, vote Ut
William Mckinley for rfe,ideul q the
Untcd SAtvs, and GAftet a. Hobart
Tor s.Pitsidsnt fiho Unitsd State,
aud slsn Tor the election of Rel ub.
lican state Central Committee.
a Republican convention IA also
hereby called to he held ON rei trmber
.Gu, 1890, nj OGDEN Guy, Utah, vt
eleven O'Clock y. M, for the rufposc Of
piacibg IN nomination n Republican
candidate tor Representative In Con-
gfeu.
The basis " representation for each
convention IA fixed ut the ratio OF one
delegate tor every forty votes casi Tor a
m loi portion thcreoD Tor the ptttcnt
cnief iuilico " the State NJ the last
election, apporlioned among the sew
ernl counties ne follow:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-15

VANCOUVER, Is. C., Sept. ii.-Li
Hung Chang arose AT O'Clock this
morning aud was kept tusy until the
departure OF the steamer iUr HOngkong
receiving Populations Oi his country.
men anu the civic and provisional
officials. lilo discussed railway com
stiuction with the members " the
board OF trade, statlns That much ma
tefiaI would be brought to China from
Canada for railroads nbsut 20 DO COM
elructed In China. III thanked tue
mayor for tho protection EXTENDED ~
Chinese, remafking that ~ he under
stood Canada wanted population, the
Canadian government should welcome
Chinese.
AZ the steamer left the wharf the
Chinese started n fuslllade OF INTO.
crackers, which was kept up for over
IN hour.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-15

on the contrary, was IN tho pink Of
condition. Jake led "a with hts lett,
out Il was a mere fsalnertap. Then
Siavin sent out hie ltii, landing
ightiy, AMI then clinohoi and b..
gsu 10 play on the wind. slayin
nit hsfJ, Uut Kilrn'u was not effective.
fnree timer tins pugiiisls rvpeatel THIS
performances, aud then Slnvin caught
Jake IN the rib, anu they ciiuchud.
5lavin hit his mAn thoft-nfm blow
under the heart, threw HE afms around
kllfain's neca, hooked Win his right
ON the Jaw, anu the Dne.ume champion
ieil like a ioR. His head struck the
door. He tiled 10 rice ~ tue referee
began to count, staggered 10 Ills fosi,
but could not raise his hands, aud was
pronounced "Out" rho round lasted
nut two AMI quarter miuutes,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-15

PursuAnt to the call OF the Rerubll-
eau State committee, Republican
County convention will DO held at the
Salt Lake Thsater. 10 SslI Lake City,
Saturday, September 10, 1896, at 10
n. M, for the purpose OF eleeting lA5
delegates 10 the Republican State con.
vention to bs held al Mount Pleasant,
Thursday, September "a, 1895, aud one
al ip. m. Of the same DAY at the same
place, to elect ii5 delegates 10 tho Re-
publican State convention to he held
nj Ogden, Saturday, September 20, 1895.
Each County convention will consist
Of 4i6 delegates, apportioned to the
election precincis a. iollowt:
iito 69-7 zach,
to 20, 81 to 40, So, 81, 90, 81. 0s, 10
g7I 80. 50, 81. So. so, 81, O2-5 each.
90, so, n, IS, 10, So, so. 81 and s2-4
each.
10, 81, ss-3 each.
50, 90, "a, 90. 20, II, 70, "a, 70, SO, 81,
So each.
Primaries TO elect delegates TO the
fret named convention will bo held In
every precinct OF Bilt Lake county on
Monday, September IAN, TO open at
3. m. npd closs 1t D.. M; for the
second ono ON Wedncs1ay, September
10, 1895, during the same nuute. Tue
Republican committee OF each cleo
ton precinct viii take charse Of these
primaries. Ia the precincts outside Of
the city, primaries viii be- held In the
usual places. Notice will hs Wiven IN
the DEsKREr EvENINu NEWS, Mon
day, Sept,lin, aud lhe'Dsilv Tribune
Sunday. September ~, 1895, Of tn,
plaues for holding primaries In tn,
precincts OF Salt Lake city.
by order VI tho County Republican
Committee.
A, II. PARSONS,
Chairman.
JgO T. ANTON,
Secretary,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-15

u contend with, tho Democrats madr
a very strong nght, especially IN the
citleh Candidate Frank ala good
work on tho siumr, and while ihs
speakers generally from outside Of tho
state we're not orators Of great fame,
their work wa. productive II ms
good fesulls. In the last two weeE.
the gold Democrats took maud In the
Struggle, and several Of their leadtfs
addressed laree audiences In the cillei,
Tut tho returns totdght indicate that
the principal effect OF their rarllripa.
ton Ia the campaign was to tifcug,heu
tue Republican ranks. II the nauts
OF tho nominees OF tho gold Demo.
Gratis had been on the ticket, however,
II IL believed very good showing
would have been tnsue.
Candidate Bstsmin was the main
strength u the pspulisis In their he.
half, his olorts haing mainly devoted
10 keeping the members OF his party
VIM favored Tree silver out Of the
Democratic ranks. HIS opposiliOn has
brun based On tue oALdidacy OF MI.
5ewalli.r Vice Pfesidsnt, which he
luaintnins Is inconsistent, and MS OBJ
jeciions to the Democratic ticket on
hhNN hNN1uuh hhNo hteh hVat ~ ~
u1us.
HoUGurt ", Me, Sept. ii.-G)vor'
n1f.tle,t l. VIC was seen tonight by a
representative 4 tho Associated Prcis
aud asked To- an expression VI his
opinion On b relult OF today's e'.c-
ton. HetiC
"Mainv hai today declared 10 no
uncertain terms against population
AMI dishonesty as represented BY ifeo
silver and finy.cent dollar. We all
knew that the Pine Tree state o6uld
be depended on Ia an emergency 10
set the entire country good example,
tut the extent TO which her ciuzsns
have expressed their approval OF sound
money aud the Republican policy has
even exceeded our exptctnli0nr. i
think tue result Of tOday's ballot IL
most Significant. The campaign has
been n short one, but thc people Of
Maine have been greatly Interested,
anu that the majority Of our cilizlne
have nOn0rcd tho Republican ticket
simply indicates that Ia November
tho Democratic policy of Injustice aud
imitation will receive u blow IRON
which 1t viii never recover"
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. l4.-Secrotnty
Boanu OF toe Domocfauc state commit
tee concedos the election Of the r.
publican ticket by over 5000 malot
lty.
10 the Associated Press he said. al
am satisfied that Powers's majority
will DO over 10000. IL Ia much gToalel
than expected. | have nothing 4
say OF the result"
Returns Mt $3.50 indicate n total vol'
In the state OF about 10000, with I
Republican pluu lty Of about $4,000
rhis 10 gain OF 1892 u about 10000.
BAru, Me-, Sept. l4.-rne plurality
Of 500 Tor Powers, Republican, 10
governor, 10 the largest plurality eve
given here. For Csngfess, Dinglc!
gained 25i over his 1892 plurality
This IL tho homo OF Arthur sewsll
Democratic nominee Tor Vice Pfeti
dent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-15
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-15
SHE KEErs a SECRET.
Actress Miss ISidd.r Refuses Go nj
yuigs the Piot oil Her risy.


SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. l6.-Cather.
inc kiuuer, tbs actress, has wilton u
play. Beyond the TACT that II IL chook
full OF love anu has been christened
Loves at War" the author has little
70 say about ".
Mlsa kidder roiuBes 10 alive ono
word OF description OF tho plot. She
insists that tho plots OF all love stories
are the same n the nloriea are true to
life, and while she does not dare TO
hope that her plsy will DO n great
success, yot considering there h pos.
sibilliy oi ils production, sho does not
wish 20 discourage interest In 1t by
fofetelllug nm unlnteresting plot. Tue
literary I'll ut OF the actress WAS made
during tho summer months she spent
at tho highlands OF Hayesink. Tho
broad sea was before her, the Shrews.
bury river rushei past her back door
ana the famous Havesiuk lights wors
within tbs range OF Her vision white
she wrote. Mice Kidder expects 10 up.
pear aA a star Ia the piece che has wIil.
len In tue near future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-15
NEW TIAE CARD, IN EFFECT MAY 10, 1886
trains depart aud arrive At sAlt Lake CAV
daily, a. foilowai
nrrAnr

DEFIANT
100 a N overland limited for ChisAfo. Oman.
Donyer. Kansas CITY, ~ LOUIS. Ogden
aud PAfk CITY.
% m local express for San Francisco.
Ogden. Cache Valley anu intermediate
''o6p n local express for ogden and in,srus.
5o0pm Atlantic express for chicago, Omaha.
Denver. Kansas Guy. 81 L0ais, Bslts,
Portland San francisco.
$50 a ~ local express toy MercuT, Tintic.
Prove. Sephi. MAnu and intermediate
,Otb y N mail and express for Provo, NophL.
Milford. frisco and utefmediAte points.
'I6 N mixed train Tor Garneid leach,
gooeis azd 1srminu.
ARRTyH
$40 ~ overland limited from Chie.1o
Omaha, ~ louis. Kansas City, Denver
Park city and ogden.
a.0A 90 mail md eapress from Helena, Butte.
Portland. sau franeiseo. CEdsn and In
term ediAie points.
7iis PIN local express from San Traueiseo
Cache Valley. ogden and ihtermod late
$50 IN Atlantic express from ch,easo
umaha, ~ Louis Kansas City. Denver
10 IS a ~ mail and express from Tr,,eo. Mn.
ford hephi. fro'o and interme diaio MONT.
t.Jl y m local express from Merour, Tinue
Fioso, hsphi. Msnu and intermediate
adI q ~ mixed train from 1sTminus. Toos,,
and Garfield Beach.
trIAins soa,h OF JuAb run daily except
Run dAliy sIesp, sunday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-15

The County Committee Of each couu.
ty ~ requested 20 call primaries aud
conventions, on or before September
l5ih, Tor the purpose OF selecting dele
gates ~ oHoh OF tho above named con-
ventlOns.
The Chairman Of each County Com.
mitteo will please iorSatd TO the Chair.
man Of the State Cnmmitito lists OF all
delegates oholen TO attend each OF said
conventions AZ soon a. selected.
ny order OF tue Republican State
Central Committee.
joins Il. DOOLY. Chairman.
JULIA a. FARNswORTii, Htofolafy.
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Indian. on ,,n Mnr Pain.

DEMiAo, N. NJ, Sept. li.-Fifly To-
moohio Indians tufr1unled the Gus
toms house Mt Palomas, Mexico, thirty
miles south OF this city, today. The
officers ropulsed them. Tires Of the
Indians started Tor this town, two OF
whom were wounded. one was
caught Just south Of town and IA now
under arrest In this placs. IL l. said
there are 300 Tomochio Indians la the
Florida mountains, fifteen miles south
VI here. The town IL greatly excited.
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Leave. chu.ch 10 Hold once.

FoHf SCOTT, Kan, Sept. li.-J. J..
Stewart, president VI .he boarJ OF po'
lice commissioners OF tbls city, VINO
recently sent his Resignation W Gov.
Morrill,, has asked that his name bu
sticScn from tho Toll OF the First
Methodist church, oi which no was u
trustee, and announces thst he Will
withdraw his resignation Ms n police
commissioner, the latter at tue request
VI tue governor. Tue church had
called upon Stewart 10 enfotce tue pro.
hiDilofy law aud his action II taken, az
he says, 10 relieve The church OF sni-
baffAtAment.
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n.pubiieap sspa,oria, conventions.

Republican Henatoriai conventions.
In senatorial districts composed Of
only one county, cOnvgS,i0ns viii be
held pursuant to call ut county com.
mittsos. Ia senatorial districts cm-
bfsolng more than one county, con-
vontions viii be hell ut 10 O'clock
q. m. Monday, September .stb, 1896,
ut tho places hereinafter named:
Frat District, Box Elder aud To1ele
counties. at Grsntsville.
Third District, Rich, Morgan aud
Davis counties, at Layton.
Finn Disltict. summit and wasaloh
counties, nj HeDef CITY.
Eighth District, Junb and Willard
counties, At Desefet.
Tenth District, SEWER, Wayne, Pluto
ana Garfield coun lice, Al Monroe.
Eleventh District, Beaver, Iron,
Kane and Washington oountits, nj
Cedar City.
Twelfth District, Emery, Carbon,
Uiutah, Grand aud San Jupn coun-
tee, at Pflce.
Tue basis OF representation In all
said conventions shnll DO the same n
that provided for the Republican state
conventions, viz; One delegate Tor
every forty votes cast (ora malor por.
tlon thereof for the pTeEeni chief Jus.
tee 0i the State nj the last election.
Tho chairman Of tho respective
counties named arc requested to NJ
range for the election Of delegates 10
the conventions above provided for.
by Orief of the executive con ml,let
OF the Republican state committee.
joins l.. DOOLY,
Chairman.
JULIA A. FARNswORTI,
Secretary.
Arrangements have been made with