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CHOLERA IN EGYPT.
7ss Plaque B'yoni Tho Control Of
H.dICll Skill
NEW OUTBREAKS MANY PLACES.
same ilmnir,d Deaths In six Days
spreading with Alarming
Tapldity.

wAsniNdroN, Aug. l2.-"rhe In.
,,,,,s Of oholura ia Egypt" ia the
-,lpclpal feature OF u report received
ion the land Of tho Pharaohs by Sur
econ General wyman Of the marine
ho,rllal service.
notwithstanding tho moasur'9
nsen by Dr. Rigep Pasha", eays the
vrsr, "ihe proportions OF tue cholera
,g,bfoax show the distaae has get be-
,sad the control Of the sanitary uu'
,sofl,i,s. IL IL no reflection upon
R.gers Pesha, or tho members Of tho
,na who are ariIsting him, 10 suggest
that the cholera has got cut of hand.
For nine months they have i1ughtwiih
an energy that gained for them tccog-
milton In oil quarters Of the country.
No long NJ the effected areas were
efmpafalively small the efforts Of the
limited tiafi Of European doctors NJ
tbs disposal Of Rogers Pasha was sum.
Giant 10 stamp 10 cut iu place after
Mace, Now, however, the dimunalons
Of Tic outbreak forbid the p0ssibillty Of
any successful attempt to stsmp out the
dlstasc.'
10 show tho utility Of any hope Of
nuttting ite couro at present. during
the week before last fresh outbreaks
occurred Ia sixty.nino different plncet,
and last week In eighty.sevon. During
the seven days up 10 August /, l,.UO
lealhs were foporlod anu ia tue follow
log six days 200 deaths.
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Gn10eId and Pluto News.

Hon. J. W. Crosby it,, was In the
city today fran PaBguiIoh, Garfield
county, and viii return home tomor'
row. lie ssys the people OF Garfield
aud Piute counties are elated over tho
fact that the great urOulh In that sec
ton Of country was broken by the
recent heavy rains. Lnst year fully
oue.hRli Of the cattle were lost owing
20 scarcity OF feed through the dtouthi
aud this year no cattle were nc u mar
ket TIL after ghu rains como, when grass
became abundant.
The people ieel we'll over the change,
although they do not relish tho fact
that there Is no market for cattle, sheep
or wool. rhoy have not boon able
TO dispose Of their wool ut remunor'
aliyo figures, and the outlook promises
to DO no better. There are light crops
this season, owing TO tbs cold weather
Of last aprlug.
Garfield county did not suIier from
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-12
BATTLE WITH FILIBUSIERS.
a Telegram 10 GOY.Il0. franklin,
AIIlOu3, Tells tho Story.
three ncxtcana Htliod-Ehe TiIibus.
ttriug Party Heading ilr
Iursuu.

PHoENIS AtiE., Aug. la.-rhe fol.
lowing ditpAtoh to Governor franklin
hab Ius, been received; "Nognle',
Atl1lna. An assault was mhd0 at $3.50
a. m. on Sognlss, souorn, by nlibus.
teta. Three MeElchua hTo dead.
Seven finbusters arc dead and cap.
turud. The party were santa Teresa
fanatics, now heading toward Tucson
or Solomonvlllo. Nineteen from All.
coma and forty from Mexico were In
tue fight against the ofllcers. Jose
Comes, OF santa Ritz, Arlzona, was
tho captain. Signed sam Webb, col.
lec,uT.U
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SAVAGE JAPANESE TROOPS.
BaFSlI0ui Crafty PolpliIa,Ci 10
POrmOsa.
children futchrrrd. braves Destera.
ted. wem ~ violated AMI Wiz
lagos Destroyed

VICTORIA, u. g.. Aug. l2,-Fr0m
far Fofmoaa, where Tor upwardc Of n
year japanese troops have been valnly
struggling 10 crush out the seeds Of
post bellum opposition to japanese In.
novAtlous, comes story which for
barbarous cru city aud defiant viola.
ton OF all ethics Of CIVILIZATION. has for
tunalsly, few parallels In history, even
Of the savage racps Of tho world. Tho
terrible tale o; rapino, murder aud
wanion cruelty reached here by the
steamer Empress Of Japan anu fully
boArs out tue statement ON the situa.
ton In FoTmosa, given plbliciiy by
tho Rev. DT. Msckay on bis
return to that island six months
age. Other equally credible
Correspondents nto now the Witnesses
againat Japan, and the burden Of their
arTaignment N that, seeing neither
fame nor profit 10 DO gained ~ the suU'
jugation OF the kOrmOsnA by the arts n
modern warfare recognized ~ logiti-
mate by civilized natiOns, tue Japaucte
troops cent 10 the leland have en-
baTAsd In u crusade Uf hood, tneir
object being 10 crush out all sIgns "
discomfort by, 10 lar ~ possible, CAipi-
minnting tho native population. Ia
this campaign there woEg no foreign
powers 70 make protest, no foreign
press representative 10 herald TO tht
world the htfocitite, tho telling oil
which would bring upon Japan the
contempt OF all enlightened people.
Says tho 1ainaniu representative ol
the CHINA Mail:
Asn result the policy Of cxlVrminn.
ton has been zoalOusly puraued from
tue beginning OF the campaign, and
what with the destruction Of theii
crepe, ths burning OF their Villages
tho Dissertation OF the graves Of thor
loved ONES. the vioiation oi thelr wives
end daughters md tho butchery Of
their innocent children, the people arr
driven to the last expedients VI dnspet
alton.
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UTAH SILVER SPEAKERS.


A strong sentiment has sprung up
during the last few dAys In favor OF
Utah sending number Of vol
equipped white metal missionaries
cas-. into the doubtful central states to
talk ana work under the direction OF
the national committee.
Thls feeling Will probably grow
stronger ~ tho days 80 by and Will
doubtless receive attention without De-
Law. already spoken OF as one ~
the IMPORTANT NATTER 20 DO considered
al tho meeting Of the Democratic State
central committee ON Saturday next
IT'S stated that u call has been made by
the national committee tor such speak.
err, but nothing beyond that tact could
TO learned today uu account OF iae ap-
senou from the city " Judge Ppwors.
The iuiru, however, viii DO down from
his Brighton retreat on Friday mUrus
ing. Those Whose names mot no.
quentiy mentioned 20 70 Ussl ANA lauOr
a. indicated nre Judge PowgJ', Judge
King, Judge Hpulerson, q, :. NRTlnn
aud n. B. stephens. Oshur pTomlnenb
s ,lt Lake geutlumru are talked OF IN
mis- connection, while Ogden, Provo
and hlFau my rn called upon Tor
similar assistance. The IDEA ssems TO
prevail that the cause ~ safe at hohiu
uut that work IL needed elsswhoTe.
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LEGISLATIVE PLUNS.


Every ordinary polliio,l sign point.
toau unusual struggle tor legislative
triumph in Utah this yoAt Sow Il.
sues are obiudlug themselves into the
fight aui 1. looks ne thsugh old
methods and old lines will De Ia n
mohsuto disgega rded. The chief pElzs
{ O be fought tor is Of course = SENATOR
ship--the togo now worn by Hon. AT
thur Brown. GA whom viii tue honor
fall? That Is Que thing no mau know
eth. 10 isa question that cannot DO
answered. la tue meantime poll
ticiAhs and political parties viii walt
aud watch hnd work. some OF them
are doing that now. They Will have
10 90 It 10 this end.
la uun respect It seems that there
viii be reversal VI procedure. Last
year the DsmucFatic S,atoiconyention
Instructed it, legislative nominees 10
votu Tor two senatorial candidates
whom II specifically named. This
year the sentiment IN very strong
against such action anu the result IL Il
will probably no abandoned. On tue
other hand the Republicans talk OF
doing precisely ne tho Democrats did
last year, Notwithstanding tue oppo'
8.tiou manifested by them Of tue time.
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LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE lfleh land
bill, as AMENDED IN tho House OF LordF,
was before the House OF Commons
again today. Chief Secretary for Ire
land Gerald Bali1uT indicated the pro.
pusol course Of the government. lie
said they were prepared 10 acquiesce to
n new tutbaTy clause, 10 LorI Inchl.
uuin's now subscription clause aud 10
tus amendment dealing with the pro.
cuiuFo OF sales. The other amend.
mputI would DO accepted Ia principal
out on the question OF paeture hold.
lngs the government would adhere g.
the limit ANA could not accept
Lord Alanaghtcn's amendment omit.
ling CLAUSE D. Bali0ur also said tho
lords had materially changed thu bill
10 tho delrimcnt VI tenants, but he
hoppi the lords would accept the
measure In the shape the commons
would return II 10 them; Otherwise II
would DO calamity TO Ireland, include
Inc thp landlords themselves. Tho
chief secrutary said there had been u
great chEngo fOr the better In the con-
ditluus VI Ireland, while the Intense
bItterness was dying out. Would they
seigp tbe opportunity to reinforce tue
htndlier feeling prevailing, or were
thsy going to Justify those only too
ready 10 inculcaIe thu most peruioious
lesson that Tor Ireland wheu tranquil
nothing would DO done, but Tor Ire
innJ. clamoT0us anu crimo'riddeu,
no e5ucesslon would be denies2 That
wns The issur now 10 be- decided ,and ho
n,ost slncertly prayed that tho
| Parliament would be wisely guided In
arriving at q decision. lCheere) %.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-12
OMAHA CITIZENS HERE.
VIII Couslt VIII salt ink r. Con.
e raiug the nig irau'm snpgt
iApu,ituL

Something over score OF prominent
Omaha citizens, including mumuer' Of
their municipal government, arrived
In this city this mlTning a. o:oi over
the Union Pacific anu Immediately
vent out TO GInclj, where they Hrcnt
tho dpy In genuine GUNNER resort
fashion.
The nsl official notification OF their
arrival Ia Salt Lake came 90 Mayor
GicnGlnuiug tuIs forenoon IN the form
Of tue following telegram scut from
Ogdoui
Wnl he down this morning ana will
go on % GArholl Beach. VIII Boo a. your
service this evening or tomorrow morn.
ing for meeting with Your Cliy council
ani bushes. men 10 talk over taus-mis'
slsslppi exposition matters. Please wirl
ms time aud place. tApIt TAYLOR.
Tho meeting referred TO In the Ole
patch will be held. Perhaps thetu will
DO two or three conferences Mayor
Glendinning hlE boon busy arranging
matters 20 that emu today. The larty
will rsmaih here until Friday morn
log.
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She Tll Three stories Into Her Am.',
shlri.



Elsio Mason, curly haired child Of
4 years, arrived Ia Brooklyn from
Peoria, H., on Thurslay, with her
parents IN visit her aunt, Niles Mason.
Little ElsiI's mamma gave hrEa pear
on Friday afternoon. Ihe child Tau ~
tho rear window ana calledtn her aunt
who was hanging up u bathing tuit In
the garden three stJries below,
uSee, auutir, whAt Elsie hasl"
The baby hanuH were not biz enough
10 mold the piece VI fGuit. Toe psat
slipped from tue little gers aud leil
Eisie leaned mt 10 zoe her lost pear,
overbalnnCed herself aud with scream
fell after the mutt
Miss Mason ran forward and spread
ing out hnr skirts H. both hnuds, re-
ceiyed Elsie IN them Us she foil, The
child Tuuuuudoi Gui Miss Mason
caught her In her arms.
Mrs. Mason had seen her child fall
anu tainted on tue spot.
Il. when tho mother regalned CON
tciOusness her lips family mufmuTou
"Elaie;" ohild's voice answered
"mamua," aud tho two were claspeu
In each otherd arm,
The little onU was badly shaker, bu
otherwise appears none tho worse l0l
her fsll. Misc Mason sayB her nact /
slightly sp,ainod from the force o
Elsie'l TALL.
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Relnrnel Frnm lhe NnnIlI.

Elder Onou Hewlett, oi the laird
ward Of this city, who returned ytH.cf.
day from tbs Southern States IL at his
home asriously ~ with malatlal fever.
Six months ago he LOTT ON u mittlon
anu iRuOred In IonuesHru, whore hu
BECAME 40 last month. For Two weeks
he WIS at MELVILLE quite sick. HIS
condition was such that 1, was de- mod
advisable Tor him 10 make tue journey
hOmr, which he did alone, Tie was
mot by friends Ia this city, auu Ia 10.
ueiving every attention. IL Is hoped
that In eh0t time he Will chow n
marked Improvement IN hls condition.
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Electric Lighted Cars.

For the fiui limr, tw' u the elegant
cars Of the Chicago, Milwaukee atd
81 Paul railway lightUI by electricity,
have been brought to this city, d are
at tho Rio GfAudc Western depot,
where they will be open 70 tuhlic IN.
sg,cliou ifom s tiil L. I'c'. OK tonight.
They will b. liEhtta on tis OCCASION
by the Salt Lake d Os4UI Electric
Light company, tina. people may zee
DOW they look. IL service en- the g.,
~. and g. T., how -yUr. tho electric
current il supplied ny an ugsiuu
specially fitted Tor the purpose, 90 thnt
tue cars may be lighted wherever they
nto travelling. Incy viii DO taken
away tomorrow, conveying u parry OF
waiting fire chlefs eastward,
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ALTGELD MAY COME.
Requested 10 Visit Salt Lake iOf His
Falling Health.
IS SOW Al GLENwOoD SPRINGS.
Zen. +. T.. W,rrgt Pays a Tribule 10
90 llllro.s ISrWuye-Says lie
i,a 6r.at Nan

Governor Aligeli hss been requested
to come 10 Bnit Lake Tho Illinois
executive Is now engaged a, GlenwooI
Spring, Colorado, IN attempting to
rcblili his tha,tcrcd health aud tecufc
q fclt from lorr period % remarkable
political anu business activity. Glen.
wood Syringe isEcnorally recognised NJ
great place tor nealth-seukers but
those VINO have tried both know that
5nl, L1kc he greater. lie climate is one
Of the most delightful In tho WORLD
neither too hot nor too cold; iis warm
aud hot springs and inland tea furnish
absolutely tue hest bathing on earth
anu II posscsscs the peculiar attractions
that p5siuyely cannot be found else-
where.
10 10 partially with n Wow 10 oslab-
ntnIug these ttc's Ia tue mind NJ
Governor Aiifuldt that he has been
asked by friends 10 visit salt Lake but
more particularly to buuutlt his health.
The matter ms been talked over among
leading Democrats considerably tue
last few days. They would Ike 10 have
him come. They want him 10 mako
speech. They want TO hear him on
The silver anu other questions Of pfcss-
ing national importance. The invita-.
ton 90 come was cont ny Hon. l.. l..
Merritt who has been stopping ~ the
i\nutsior1 Tor more than = month
pasi. AiE M1rfl,i Is resident Of
SpUughulI. llIiuIis, ana Hn old news
paper mau. lie nus teen elected to
IuU slate Legislature tom his district
| Tor three terms in succession ana
nominated iOTn fourth. no isa pct.
soma! friend OF Governor Al'guidt aud
debates tha' hu 0. tue most misuudel-
! stood mau "a thu .lcna VI American
pili,lCi tOIay. but" gsid lac, GAIT.
| grlIl, uT O.d Gold ~ wo love to
call nim, 10 becoming better known.
HE works follow him, Tna people Of
ms own state know him. He II one "
them. Hu l. not an anarchist or !,
s0Uiaiist IN any sgnst-he IL reform .
or, great man, sud u hu comes 10
| Salt Lake the people u Utah viii
| learn that fact. Ne has had more 10
contend with than any man Ia the
county but he hat given llnuols tue
bust gutctnHt0tinl administration tht
stitp ever had. Ftieuda and foes alike
copcedu that fact, aud uules, all sign'
fail will he safely and surely ts.siscIe.
IN Novcmber.r
Mt. Merritt IL a brother Of Genera
Wesley Merritt OF the United State
army and h here In thu capacity Of ,
special government land agent pfopaE
log the oh Camp Floyd military
reservation for sale, or rather such por
ti0ua Of II that have not already beeI
disposed Of During his soiourn her
his own health has improved greatly
nnd he regards Utah rs great uealit
sErlafium ami pleasure resort.
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rs PANGuIrcH STAKE.


slider +. NJ. Lyman and Jonathan
q. KImbill will attend Sake and
ward meetings IN Pauguitch Stake tho
latter art OF August ami bret Of
September.
Tao date formerly selected Tor the
Panguitcb stake conference will be
one day earlier than was fret an.
nounccd. The conference will be held
at Escalan'u, Garfield county, on Sat.
urday ami SUNDAY, August -D.h anu
31lh.
Ward conferences Will be- held In
the Pangultch Stake on tbs following
date
Itingaton, riute county, on Wcdnes'
Jay, August .b,h, At q y. M.
Marion, Harilcld c.uuiy,ou Monday,
August a7tu, at . .. IA,
tf0Wc, G4tilulJ county, ON Monday,
August 3ls', 10 ! l.. m. Tue ItOpit
meeting house viii DO dedicated upon
! tu's uCcsaiDu.
pauguitch, Garfield county, on
IuUa Jay, September let, At I m.
Information % tue foregoing hu'
uouucCmculs was received from Eldol
jesse ". CrJsuy Jt., president OF th'
/ Panguitc1 SinGc.
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WHERE is BILLY O'NElLg
The Well Known SALON Man Sudden
ly Disapp AIRED From Ia cry
on Monday Night.

Where Ia Billy OMEN the VOL
known saloon mani a good many
people would like 10 have that quts.
ton answered. lt Ia stated that he
went to Ogden bur dispatch TO his
business partner In answer TO telo.
gram sent from there 10 20 the effect
that no cannot he found. He left here
Monday night. Before going ne turned
over his household goods 10 tifmb hav'
Ing claims against the same. Credit1 II
were looking Tor him with disappointed
diligence today. HE bride ois weeks
Is still Ia this city.
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Called from Mortality.

Elder Leonard q. Hardy, Bishop Of
the Second ward OF this city, ana his
wife and relatives viii have the deep
sympathy OF host Of friends IN the
sad bereavement which has fallen upon
them. Last night at O'Clock they
were called to part with their lovely
10 months old babe, Lucille Young
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Hoods as was the case with c.uniits
farther north. The hay was no, cut 1t
tive time tho heavy tainsiorms came,
hcnos escaped Injury.
ia tho Panguilch stake the Sunday
schools Rfe doing q most excellent
work. The Mutual lmprovemo az
soc aions have not been as effective as
was desirable.
Tho rcoplo generally are enjoying
zoo health, and while there h t7mu
indifference no 10 religious duiicp, a. a
rule tho Saints arc alive TO thelf
privilege.
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Hardy. The little ono has been teeth
lux ana also was suffering with whoop.
INK cough, aud week ago medical
advice was TO take 10 up the canyon In
the hopn that q change to cooler Amos
phoro wuuli prove beneficial. Tue
parleS'a canyon, but ialieI " rally, nnd
died last rvuuiur,
Tbs funeral will take place from the
family rcHIlpucu w tue second ware,
1910 south, Fi'th East street, tomorrow
trnursIny) 90 % PAN.
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CONGRESS Of Frco Thinkers.

CHICAGO, Aug. i2-Libotals and
fee thinkers from all parts OF the
world are preparing ior u congress oi
LIBERALS Ia ChiolgO November 10, Ia
AMI 10.
II. l.. Ingerfoll ana all the prominent
American liberals are expected. Mrs.
Be.Ant Will come " possible. q. W.
Foot ana Charles Waite Of England
have already ptomis,d 10 be on hand.
The Intention II 10 have reunion
aud lolliiication VI oil free thinkers
ant every country on Garth hna been
trnt an Invitation 10 be present
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nUnOH DENIED.
England And IussiH Not Agreed On
saving Armcnin.

NhNAhA NAAANhA"s
LONDON, Aug l2-lt Ia semi
officially stated that there is no truth
ia the report published by tho Daily
Chronicle tina, Great Britain and Rus.
sia nrn on tho point u reaching nm
agreement "to rave Armenia ana Crete
ftom Turkish oppression, Though dis
tuTbing the peace OF Europe, which
agToomont," II was added" would IN
yolvo tho presence OF Russian army
In Armenia aud u British fleet NJ
Crete 10 guarantee Turkish compliance
with the terms OF agreement" IL u
stated on tue other hand that there IL
grogt discdTd among thB powers aa to
the means that should be- adopted TO-
garding Crete. Russis, It Ia further as
serted, is showing marked dislnclina'
tlou 20 allow great pressure 10 be
brought to bear upon the sultan.
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To the Member, of Troop Z.

ThuFtday evening Aug. l3lh, being
the regular weekly drill night Of Troop
q, y. q. u, th0 members thereof viii
assemble nj 8 o'clock vt tho city and
county building. All members aIe
requested 10 attend ~ business Of im.
poTtancc 10 10 come before the troop.
q. Il. NAYLOR, Capt.
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Momnn,s COMMITTEE MeelIng.

The woman's committee lot tho ox-
oursion TO sAliaiT on the 2Olh inst. and
tho several presidents Of the Rsliei
Society In this city, arc requested to
O'clock =. M. l.. Is. WELLS,
la behalf of Committee.
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Returned Home.

Elder Louis q. Hotter Sr. of Ogden,
who lett his homo Nov. 3, 1894, to poT-
form mission In Scandinavia, Te.
turned on the OH Uf August. He has
been lsboring In Norway during his
absence and says he has enjoyed good
health aud fair success.
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STOCKHOLM, Aug. 1.-The following
telegiam rom Nig0's haTbDr was dis.
patched by Professor Andree on
August 3. "rho balloon has been filled
several days and oil In ready Tor the
ascent. Thus lar everything has
occurred rs expected. The wind Il
slill norlherly; Ogner8iae all IL swell"
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" surveys Transferred 90 Canadian
Territory.

Port TOWNSEND, Wash, Aug. a.
The richest goll placer mines " Alaska
have been transferred 10 Canadian
'eTTllofy ana minera now arc paying a
mlnvu' tax 10 British authorities. The
territory In question In from three 10
tlght miles In width, and embraces the
iloh placer claims on Glecler nnd Mill
ler creeks which heretofore were sup
p1tei TO DO In Alaska territory. Tho
liana'eT u territory Is the result Of sur
Vglb recently maze.
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nnrd Time. Cause the Failure.

BoslON, Aug. 1.-The NaIionsl
Shoe anu Leather Exchange reports
the failure Oi T., 3. Sanborne d Go. Of
Lynn, Mats., manufacturers OF ladies'
shoes. Edmund Talbot IA tue assignee.
The liabilities are placed at s76, coo;
the assets between $4,000 and fB0,OU0.
Hard times Is the cause assigned TO the
failure,
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CHICAGO, Aug. l2.-Wa,son & Lite
tie, one OF the largest coal firms In
Chicago made au assignment 90
Mathew /. Morton, as assignee. No
abatement was filed. The failure In
said to have been caused by tho strike
At the ogmpany's mine OF Brazil, lnu.
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M,omIng Il,pn1lIenn Con,enlIon.

CuEYENsE, Wyo., Aug. l2.-U nitod
States Senator Warren called the Re.
publican state convention 10 order at
IL q. M. a. d. Kelley, temporary
chairman, Baii tho ~. Louis platform
did not express his vlews on the hnan.
oial question, but It did ON twenty
other Issues and no would support the
ticket. Tue Mckinley delegation
from UinlAh couuty was seated,
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VICTORIA, Aug. l2.-News haO beon
ieeelvei hoGe nom tho north that
PEo' Andrge's aerial expedition to
The North Pole was beloved TO have
DD'en teon jay 3, In the vicinity Of
Tue keona river.
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INIuNoTIoN DENIED.
Tho Judge IEofusca 10 Ala tho brown
Company STRIKERS

CLEVELAND, ONO, Aug. ~. Judge
Noble today denied tho application Of
tho Brown Hosting compsny's locked
out ems l0yta Tor an injunction restrain.
ing Mex ishou from calling additional
militia iutn service; to restrain tho
Brown company lrlln aiming Us em'
pluyes und 10 compel tho company 70
carry out the agteement mHdo with
tho Iocked.out m0A ON July 27th.