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MINOR MENTION.

The State insane Gsylum commits
sI1uers, Governor Well', Treasurer
Chapman and Auditor Richards, held
meeting tuis forenoon tut transacted
no business OF Importance.
The funeral services over tho TO.
msihs Of william j.. lobe, slop.Eon VI
Mayor J. ~. Farrell VI Park Guy were
held NJ $3.50 this morning ~ akewes
UNDERTAKING paTi0Tn under tno auspices
OF tho order OF knights u Maccabtes,
W. Il. Mitchell, tho mining man,
picked up a lGdy'a purse on tue street
this forenoon and turned Il over 10
Captain Donovan. ll contained 10
suOataulial tum OF money and can De-
recovered by the owner Vt the desk
ssrgu.l's uiilco AZ the old city hall,
Tho funeral OF John Burt, whose
death occurred Ola Suuuay through an
overdose VI lsuuauum, van take place
from the residence "a Allan Hilton ~
1880 q street, commencing at . y, IA.
tomorrow, TnUao Wishing 60 yluw the
temails can do 40 by calling at the
house between tlo hours OF And .
The IRE laddies at department No. l
were called 10 tho Cliit house by tule'
plone al 9:S5 this morning. tue mcr'
age being sent In from Cries Bros
drug store. The cause was The burst
ing forth into a cloteg on the second
Il Jur OF large volume Of sm0ktp
through patent yuntilalor. IL Cant
rom the Hue ot n taller snop directly
below, No damage was done
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NEW YORK, May 2G.-rhe director
Of tho mint ~ expected to visit this
city within day OT two, with n view
OF comforting with the superintendent
Of the assay office regarding tho adj
visibility VI reducing tho premium on
golu bars from 10 10 is per cent.
There has recently been n disposition
Al tho treasury department favoriug
the export VI gold bars, rather thnn
coin, owing t0 high premium on bars.
rhe stock Of gold bars NJ the assay
office amounts TO about 81 10000 and
superintendent Mason Gays q al Of this
amount $4,000, 900 or slS,UOO,OOO IL
available Tor shipment Tho remain
uer Of The bars will be retained for
commercial puTposes'
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Thp Interest In wheeling this season
has been rather slow IA developing,
but with tho advent OF hue weather
things arc assuming better aspect
On Decoration Day two good racing
events viii take place In SAlt Lake
city, viz the road race aud tho meet
ut Caidtr's park The road rac5 will
DO run over tho Pennington oourso
aud promises to DO great
event, Gs come thirty old riders
have entered TO compete Tor the
RooJly array OF price offered by the
wheel firms Of tho city. The riioUs,
Including some OF Salt Lake's
"orackefiacks," supplemented by re.
Inducements from PAysou, Ogden ami
Helena, Montana, Will start from the
Hot Springs Railroad track on Fiilh
North Mt 1890 u, m. on Saturday aud
viii be accompanied during tho race
by an observation tEln with Its atton'
dant crowd VI partisans, "TooIsTs,'
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nu,iuss. Conditions In Mexico.

HAN FRASCisCU, May 20. - Fir
Henry Der,ng, tue British miulaIer to
tue Mexican republic, arrived here
last night from the CITY of Mexico.
ia discussing Mexican afiairt, no
said. "Business conditions are good
IN Mexico. Copper Ia being exported
more Than any other mineral product
Just ut pTenenl. Americans appear TO
nave the lead IN tho smelling Indus.
tries, while In the manufacture Of cot.
ton and wooden goods the hteKichns
are making splendid progress. silver
II the money Of the country, and the
great premium on gold Ia tending TO
Lessen imports and incIeSse local pro-
auction ot cotton, juto AID wooden
gO0dt. The latter are more or less
crude but are meeting tho demand oil
the people,"
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rnnri Nnirs

Tho following ca,os woro before
Judge Rlchie iguhy'
Amelia d. Harvey W. Barney G..
Harvey; defense moves sof nonsuit
argued aud Uvruu.oj.
G.. h.. Louder " L.. G.. Ctossman ct
n'; hearing OLA motion Tor mouincati. n
aud settlement VI icCtUc continued 60
.slh nj +. b, m.
Martha -. Taylor VI jackson Bolton
Fl All Judgment on piuauiuga hereto Ufo
allowed decree iot tho plaintiff signed
by the court
Tue trial of ". +. McCornlc6 W
Henry SALE wa ftHumud before
Juisv Street no Jury today.
Tue case oi Bafuoy ku.gn W. II. o..
Western Railway company; dismissed.
Judge Hil,s viii hold court ngain
tomorrow NJ $3.50.
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The Monterey.

Articles OF Incorporation were 1led
today with the county clerk by the
Monterey Mining Company with a
capital stock Of 100000, tahen by tho
following inootporal0H: Charles j..
Pence, A. l.. Hnmliu, II. NJ. willnri,
h. q. R1guon aud T., H.. II, Leonard.
Cuafies J. Pence u president, l., a..
ltogn1n vice pfesi1eut aud l., r.. X.
Leonard secretary anu treasurer. Tue
company owns the Mo lctcy lode
mining claim, situated In tbs TinIic
mining dlstiici.
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Where is the Rev. Francis Her.
mans, the alleged slayer and ircinera.
tor of Miss Henrietta Clausen7 VIII
tho Governor oder reward for his
uppruhcnsiolg lu tho event that he
does Will he over uc run down and
brought 10 justic,2 ~ he IL innocent
Of the appalling crimes with which he
stands charged, why docs h0 not
Telegraph hia friends 10 that effect ia
THE city, ruoso and numerous other
kindred quotations. array themselves In
conspicuous fotms In tho minds Of
the officers who ATE nj work on the
case,
The dispatch from Chicago 10 the
NEws today created q Hurry among
the police. The announcement that
he was seen IN the Windy city on
Saturday last seemed to bring them
nearer TO tho now thoroughly notori'
Gus suspect than any time since the
bridging TO light OF the atrocious
church crimes 10 not nearer a. 10
time. Chici Pratt inclined to
Tie opinion that tho dispatch
was eortooL HefmAns, ho said, has
many friends In Chicago. The Rev.
MI. Mork says hs has few but adds
thst they do not live In that portion OF
the WORLDS fair city W.T. 70 no IL said
10 have been seen which was In the
far south, neAr tho stock yards. Hor-
MAMIE friends, he states, reside pin.
cipally In the western part Of the city.
The officers now assert openly and
every where that there IL no longer any
.haIow Of doubt that Hofmans IL
The murderer OF Mus ClAu-
sou. They ray that never before
have they been able TO forge 90 com,
pleto and strong a chain OF olrcum-
stantial evidence In any case Of great
concern Ne Ia THE. Now they are
directing thsit efforts to discover, n
possible, what be came Of Annie X.
Hnmuelson. II ia no longer thought
that her romA ins ropose under or about
the church basement Whatever her
late was II IL certain that II was not
the came ~ that OF her hApleAi
/ predecessor Ia sharing the ministers
affection. The disappearance OF her
ttunki the purchase VI the big wooden
box a few days before she was last seen
/ by her friends; tho TACT that there was
/ only one ife built In the furnace by
Hermans, all point 10 the correctness Of
tnis conclusion. II Is believed that a
olup 10 tho whereabouts OF Miss Sam.
nelson's trunk as well ~ that Of Miss
Clausvn has reached the officers. But
"a yet they arc not disposed TO DO talk
alive m that point.
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A Young Girls Unexpected Death.

on the l7.h inst. Beg1sla Hunt Of
Richmond came h this city, having
engaged heHeli ns domestic Al Geo.
w. Shows residence. She stayed
over night with female acquaintance
who IL employed In tho fAmily Of q. T..
Angel. Not feeling very we'll she
concluded 10 femaln over one uAy; nor
condition was not improved Auu che
was persuaded 10 remain until she felt
better. Sue soon developed symptoms
that seemed ~ demand medical aid.
DR.. j. Beattle was called In and NJ
once pronounced tue ease dangerous
one. All that medical tkili could do,
coupled with untiriug attention on the
part Of Mi. Augel'a family aud others,
was unaya Lug. she passcI away al
1880 t0day.
'Fhe BODY will DO forwarded - Rich.
moud, Cache county, Utah, her home
from childhood, on the murning train.
Deceased was in her twenty second
year, and was the daughter Of toe lsln
VIM. -, Hunt and Eleanor W. Hunt
Ji Richmond.
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DEAD AND wousprD.

DEAD AND WOUNDED.
oxronp, Mitch, May 26.-From TO.
poru that continue 10 come In from
adjacent points. the full force Of The
storm that swept lhls part Of the
county IL beginning 10 bs appreciated.
Evytywhtre is devastation. Villages
that we're yesterday the homo OF CON
tented CitiAguu are today ue5o.aie.
MANNED nud bruised fathufs, mothers
brothers and sisters mourn for those
VINO met death Ia the twisting, grind
Ing, fcsialiols VIM.
The death roll In this vicinity mny
run ~ the hundred marx, A. Oak.
wood, q hamlet iiitl miles north Of
oxford aud having n population Ut
about 200, not house was iuit stand.
ing. Tho path of the storm WIS be-
tween hail nud thrto.i0uftAa OF
milo wide. IL extended nearly "a
HiFaight course eastward over the tniTty
milcr. a remarkable oitcumstance ia
inst bulldogs In cl0to proximity 10
each other were blown Ia opposite
directions, some being swept north
wutd aud others southwark.
'rut following are known 10 be
kiiiet he 'hr csuAtJ!
Near Oftouviilt-W. J. Mitchell,
wife aud two ohildttu O; Daniel TnUmJ.
son anu soti Aufam QUICK, wife AMI
two CHILDREN; MrF. henry Quick;
John Wilkins; Juhu Porn; Mtr. Jts.
Potfii; John Mickey; r.. T. Gleason;
Mfs. a. ID. Eaton; Ate kilohell; Mis-,
William Kitchen; Edwin Field, aud
two children Of Mr.. Howe.
Al parkWuud-Mia. Susan Stewart:
Mrs. r, +. WolveTton; Mrs. William
Davidson and daughter, Ada; I'D T..
Field, aud child Of Fred Field.
Al NUttu OKfotH--Mts. Oscar Slate;
Thomas BishuI; u farm iau0rtT, name
unkuOw o., aud Joseph Smittr anu son.
Irlltod-Ffabk Laidtsw, WHO aud
nhilu; Mrf. LaidlaW. aeriUusiy huftf.
Al rhomas-ChRrics Hicks Aud son,
killed; Mic. &. HicEs, frightlully
crushed; n. z. Knapp, head badly
bruised; William Calthouse, internal
ipiuncs; George Huber, both legs
broken, William Gary, ifighuuliy
bruised ana Injured internally; Chns.
Bradley, Injured about the head; A.
II. hifdeT, arm badly shattered.
At OaEw0od-Al Field, roth legs
broken; Harvey FIauoit, internal In
jutles, cannot live; NJ. &. johnson, leg
brokoni Mrs. l.. A. Howe ana ons or
two children.
Near observation-disclosures twenty
anu twenty-five were more or lesz
seriously injured.
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throu Ia tbs county on his return
home.
"Whon III comes back lie Ia going 10
reform Chiua,n Mt. spitzul snid. Gle
he now stronger b. fer than ever nc
was with the emtetor mn the other
people In power. 10 Il HE intention TO
build railroads all over China, build
good navy, organize a splendid army
improve the coast uo'enses, aud, above
all, bring about stronger centralized
government. 10 Il probable that the
other vicetoye will become amply
governors OF thoir province, nnd sub
lect % tue central powe'. One thln.
that shows his present rfestiFe anu
power IL the fict inst while hc j. away
everything is al astanustill,and oillclts
--even the stponu im'
poflant matters until his r.tutn.
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Trninlnr lor An Pighl.

Frank Purcell, the New York pugi-
list, who IL TO night Jack atolEner In
this city before the Salt Lake Athletic
CLUB on June o, IL training hard for the
coming bait lilo Ia q big man, aud
when IN LuImal condition tipH the
scales NJ POS pounds. ~ the present
ho has ttaluSd down 10 ls7 and will
enter tue ring NJ $50.
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ChrIstIan EndsaNer CanYsnIien.

wAsmNuIoN. May 26.-lt seems TO
be assured that the Christian EndsAyoT
convention, which Is to be held In this
city within two months, will DO tue
greatest gathering OF the kind ever
held. IL will be notable Tor tho num-
Der OF new features IN the program.
10 Ia proposed 10 pay particular at
lention to evaBgellstlo work during
the convention. The delegates will 40
forth ~ they ola nj Boston 10 tho mis-
siOnb ana other oyaugelistlo Outposla
aud hold services IN the remote and
dark corners Of the city ~ VOL as In
public places whore men o0ngtegatu.
For tho nrsl time In tue hi6iofy u
these annual gatherings gospel wagons
will be- USED by the uoleRnles.
An entirely new feature Of the pro-
gram will DO daily Bible readings In
one Of the large churches conducted
by some student Of recognized ability.
Tue junior wOrEeTB rally Friday
mOtnlng OF the convention season,
c1iucilont with the three tent sessions,
10 one more enlargement One unique
feature viii be AN open air demOnstTn-
ton 81 the foot Of the Washington
monument. There iH room Ht this
placH for tens OF thousands " people to
ulngTcgate. After this service II II
prOpostd that tho EndeayOrers march
GOWN Ponnsylvania avenue TO the
capitol, Whetr, with added signihcapcs
tho good citizenship Demonstration
viii DO continued. The last hoyslty,
As well us one Of tho greatest, win be
the dist convention nj tbs WORLDS
CATlsliGu EndeRY0T union.
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r.nds. Thsir Rs.Irnn,ios.

W ARLINGTON, May g6.-Owing TO
the iacg COngiois had decided 10 tfaut-
iosm the battlefield u Shiloh into u
national park, tue officers VI the Sni.
Ion Battlefield association have ton-
dUrud their designations tor the purpose
Of disseminating their association,
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nEAurIrrLIY nrcomArEn.

NJ. Petersburg In Festive AZURE in
uonur OF tie 'Esr.
LONDON, May gB.-Thc Chronicle
81. PetcrtUufg c9tTcup0ui0nt says the
municipal authorities there have voted
$4,000 fuubles 10 decorate this city and
20 provide popular amusomtnls In COZ.
sdofatiOn Of the coronation Of the cEiL
The principal thor0uE hiaiei ma buili-
ings ara beautifully decorated with
Arches aud Illumination. There will
be- grand display OF Fireworks tUday,
Tuesday.
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MIS- sAnUELsoN's INITIALS.
they Are Pound on one OF several
IIAndkeTchIrf- Presented 90 tho
Nifs OF Rev. Mr. nOrk.


The Rev. Mr.. Morh, presiding Elder
OF the scandinavian Methodist church
IN Utah, returned from his home In
Brigham CITY on this morning's train,
alter an zhseucu from the capital Of two
days. White at home he unoGrthed
ether matters Of damaging character
10 the suspected preacher. Before Her
mans took his hnal departure for east
ern haunts he visited Row. Mork and
wife at brigham Guy, where hs was
their Ruuft Tor day or two. His work
being NJ the sans kind aa their own,
they WeTs all on friendly terms. HO
talked over the death u the last Mrs.
llrfmaus, WHOM the Monks also
knew. lie was anxious, he
saiI, that Mrs. MOTk should
have s0mo article or articles Of
remembrance from her ana Ia order
that TINS wish ON his part should DO
Realised no had brought with nim from
SAT- Lake a little box OF package Of
handkerohieis that had belonged TO
his departed wife. Those he wanted
Mrs. MO'k 10 accept. II seems, now
ever, that tue bundle was not opened
until Sunday last. Then came sur
prise 10 tbs shape OF a kerohiei bearing
the initials, In one corner, "a, X. b."
which were the Initials OF Mis- 6am-
uels0u, the rirl who disappeared on
January 25.n or 29Ih last. Now II IL
thought snst al u them may have
been her property aud that the
pathetic deud.wife memento story was
one OF tue preachers many inventions.
| IL is believed that he overlooked the
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~ ANn n.NINLLY.
- rrubabitlOutcome OF tho Tsmou,
conference

puT uURu, Penn, May .6.-3onatof
Quay, VINO has been In tue city, would
MT say anything that would give an
iuklinr OF what passed. between him.
suli and Mex inluy ut the conference 1T
Canton. II De- reported, however, among
those who arc near to Quay, hat the
outcome ~ the CoIiorthru nj Canton
was that q iay gill 10 national chair.
man huu Morton Of New YAK, vice
PRECEDENT, with plau 10 C0uUrol e
politics OF that state. THIS 10 given Tor
what II II worm; but Will probably
prove 10 be the resl outcome VI the
famous confidence.
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NEW YORK, May 2G,-Hgrry DAVE,
OF Elgins, W. Va, son Of thu former
u. 3. Senator Dayls, took passage "
Delagoa Bay, South Africa, on the
British steamer MUBkseatOu, which
reached TINS port today. On the night
OF ApTll -, Davis disappeared. lie Is
supposgu ~ have fallen overheard.
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NAGnNUrON, May .d.-Iho ifosl'
dent TO-DAY cent she senate The follow.
ing nomination! lieutenant Samuel
O. Ltmly, Of the Unlttd States navy,
10 10 judge advocate general Of the
navy, with tue raHE % captain.
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Cen. EaIrshIIa,. Hua.rsI.

MADISON, VIE, May 26.-Gouefsl
Lueius Faifohild wAa buried hi For.
ssg HIN cemetery this afternoon with
III military honors due his rank as
brigadieT general The funeral was
the largest ever held IN the state,
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WAS IN onIoAoo on SATURDAY.
No sasz ma Associated Press Dispatch
From mat cay To-day.

CHICAGO, aRy 2G.-Rey. Francis
Hormans, the Salt Lake preacher
wanted In that city, WAS in Chicago
last Saturday ami 10 believed to be here
still, On Saturday evening travel
wHb feUu on the c0Tuer Of SiKty.ioutth
street anu stony Island avenue. lie
inquired NJ g. the direction taken by
car lines IN that section OF the city.
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MILWAUKEE, May gI.-Judgmonls
have beuu verified in the u. :. courts
agsiust the Northern Fac iic Railway
company ~ favor OF the Fafmctb
Loan q Trust compauy,on for sl,Slai-
7G3, and the other for g2,l38,5Ol. Ihe
former Judgment was ubtaiuUu In the
United States court Tor North Dlk0ia
anu the latter IN the United States de-
tfiut court OF Minnesota.
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an nm CORONATION.

only lTgsniy-two tickets Tor Press
HSportcTs.
LONDON, May SEA- dispatch TO the
Standard from Moscow says that only
twenty-five tickets have bsen issued
for prota reporters 10 enter the Cathr'
dTai Of tho Assumption tomorrow to
witness the coronation Of the cItt, 81
which nine were allotted 10 British
and American journalists.
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Committed suisIds.

BELToS, No., May 26.-Mp. Mark
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CLEVELAND, o., May 96.-At the
NJ. Il. conference this afternoon the
Inte now bisn0pe, CranstOn, McCabe
and HaTlz0ll were ConBoufaled.
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VIII REIonu CmINA.
~ Hung ChsuE's OTsHt Undertaking
When tlr HrtuTns.

BAa FRANCISCO, May .6.-Louil
spu1 OF Shanghai, friend VI III
nuls Chang, arrived here on tho las1
steamer on his way 10 meet tho Vice.
10Y and sauoEl him over England Rnd
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AMuSEMENIS.

Roland Reed. Salt Lakes ,heatof-
going public have always shown their
appreciation u Roland Reeds produc.
tons aud a good uOu,v greeted the
production Of The Politician last
night.
The play does not rank equally with
some Of Reeds other plays o. seen
here, but tho audience seemed 10 thor
oughly enjoy tho political features and
large part Of the laughter aud AZ.
plausc came from local politicians who
we're out IN force, probably getting
"poinlsfsn Tor the next campaign. Or
course Mr. Reed NJ General Josiah
Lumber was the llie Of the piece; tut
Miss ItadoTe RuSh as tho Twentieth
Century Girl did some very clever
work,snd inCeed the whole supporting
COMPANY wasgood.
IHE gWAND,
Cgn'uslon was ptttontei to n fair
house ut tue Grand latt night, aud this
vvor.Amuaing clmUiy was given
good Performance. Mrs. C0oE carried
oil the honots, while Mi Lothian, MT,
Blagemotc, jennie Remark ami
sarah TfusX did good work In
their respective roles. Mt. King Gs
Chritopher BizEsrd was rather al n
disadvantage, while Dewitt Jennings
dld little character bit acceptably A.
the Doctor. Toe same bill Will con.
linus throughout tue week,
nm LYCEu2.
The attendance Mt the LyceuT TO
witness the opening performance Of
u a | ought 90 have Wnun,d the
heart Of Manager Gates, Tho piece,
ike the rest OF iatct.oomedits, makes
very litilo prelsnsiOns 10 plot, being iu.
tended simply to amuas. IL was inter-
spersUd last night with sufficient
dancing aud singing b make tue hilst.
iOus situations Of the piece doubly ap-
ptecialoi. Old Glory hung plainly IA
Wow with reference ~ tho Midsum-
mst Carnival hnd o,llei forth applause.
The Company includes some Of thu
original y q people, aud with Mr.,
Bfiuker, Jean Weiner ami other MEM
buIs Of the Lyceum stock company,
the cost WIS made ~.
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Tlr DESTRUCTION cONrLETE.


DETROIT May 90 The total num'
ucr Of deaths Tcsuluug from last uithp-
cyclone 10 Michigan reaches S5 this
afternoon with reports from some eight
districts yet 10 come. Several iu'uIrd
cannot ttuyvur,
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DEVASTATION EVERYWHERE
Homes DssOIalo and The Inhabitants
Mourning Their Dead.
More Particulars Abuut Ysstsrdns =
DISASTROUS cyclones sud
ttoud nursts.

rODOsG1Eo, H., May gJ.-Caits,
H., has suffered very greatly from The
hurricane anu cloud buut. Tho tcle.
graph wires IRE down In every diroc.
tiou.
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uana. A lew afo old veterans Of th.
'ast revolution, tut the majority &C.
yuunI men. Seven oi Tire party are
native Americans.
"ihe baurada'n cargo consists ~ 800
fIacs, with 10000 round Of ammuni.
lion, 1000 rounds Ui dynamite ana a
quantity Of insulated wire, saddles,
mCdiciuo chests, etc. General Eslst
was iu command.
TIM STORM srrL HAGiNU.
CAIRO. Ills, May 20. - a storm
struck tuis cality VI $3.50 a, M. There
was tUgtino vi and rain. Tho
opera house and Union depot wufc a..
fUOitd, but no hJus.s were Destroyed
ut lives lost Ia irc cay. The .euy
boat Katherine CaIsias % th" mouth
" tho ohio, drowning oil on board
bat the captaiu, engineer ami clerk.
Tue dead number 10. BusinCts iu the
city is practically alta ttgu.s.ilL
THE DESTRUCTION COMPLETE.
MILWAUKEE, Wiz, May gj.--Laler
reports tom North MrGfrgUG lows,
relative 20 tue terrible havoc caused by
tue storm aud GOOD On Saturday night
show that the destruction Of vast inter
csts on tho 81. Ppui rO-d at that point
~ well ~ that Of the little town, are
about complete, the total damage TO the
RAILROAD property alone bgiug estimated
at flsb,COO. The Ices OF lie VIII probably
be found uuaftf twenty than ten. OF
thirteen persons known % be missing,
the b.dics OF six nave boon tcCJvcrgg.
va1y ,sfUttVu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-26

MOSCOW, May 2B.-At ll:i5 the
booming Of cannon ami the po.ling Of
bells announced that the act Of corona
llon was completed. The entire cerc.
msny was hnlshed ~ 1881 pm, ac-
cording TO the program anu their male
ties reached GranoyltiA Palata Al l
O'Clock.
Tho emperor and empress were al.
u0lntod nbOut noon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-26

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paper Of Today, tbe
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- paper Of Yesterday