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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-03

SARATOGA, n. Y, Aug. The an.
nual regatta OF the National Amateur
association Of tho Amateur Oarmsn
VIII DO rowo1 on the lake near this
village on the 18th and 18Th Of thi.
month and At present promises 10 be
one OF the best rtgattas ever held by
tho association. Toe list " entries Tor
tho star cup events l. very large anu
contains many Of the crows that have
participated In early spung tvtnlf,
who wish 10 better their records ~ tha,
last time anu exciting events are
promised,
The Importance Of the associations
meetings have grown rapidly In the
past few yehTs, ami where there were
only l25 clubs iast year included In Ito
membership there ore now 100. The
program for tho coming event H.:
Intermediate anu senior douule scull
race, senior pait OaTeu; intermediate
aud single eoulls; senior Intermediate
and senior iout.ohTBd bhulls aud inter.
mediate senior oight,Oateu shells. The
challenge cups and plate u tue nation
nj association reward tho winners Ia
tho i've largest events and every OArr.
man ana scullrr viii receive a gold
medal and n handsome silk banner fuI
his club.
An additional prize Of considerable
value goes u the crew anishlng iiTst In
tho teLiOr eigh,-osTou race. IL is
challenge cup presented by Colonel
Hilton and known ~ tho W0OdlaWa
Park cup,
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BATrLE IN CUnA.
rhs Insurgents Rs,rcatinE. If Reports
Are true.

arc AFhNs
HAVANA, Aug. 2.-ClL MaTato has
hal a uattlp with n numerous band OF
Gafoia's followers ON tho heights "
san MIGUEL Ia MAtauzas province,
The insurgents rolTeated 10 Pala, where
tueir mont was attacked by Col. CebAl-
loo.
After two hours' fro tho insurgents
abandoned their position ald retired,
carrying away numerous killed anu
wounded. They loit on the field nine.
teen killed. Tho troops had three
killed and nineteen wounded.
Twelve longshOfemen were arrested
on board tho steamer Mascat on sue.
ploiOn Of belug implicated In the car.
rying OF correspondence 10 the insur,
gents from tho United States. Upon
Investigation they were found TO DO Ia.
uooent auu were set at liberty yesIet.
day.
tho Insurgents have dYnamiled ana
destroyed the iron bridge near MvToha,
MatanGhs province.
The baud Of J0se S0sa has burned
the houses and demolished the plan.
talion OF Ban Francisco, by which
soyen.huudGed people are lett home.
lees. The housea anu planking Of
Maria villa at tho colony Of Lucia
have alfO boen destroyed, leaving
numerous other familits homeless,
Threat was made TO them that they
would DO killed with ths mAchole II
th0y did not go 10 the village OF Bolon-
dfon 10 Malnnzls VI return 10 tueit
farms.
IL s. now reported that at tho time
tho lnsufgeut general, Juan BguDU
Zluay, was killed there were also hi.
luI by his sldB Carlos Maclas Bolico
aud several youths, The sons VI we'll.
known Havana iaunilivr.
Yellow fever 10 On the Increase at
5agua anu IA tho last three days
large number Of cases have entered
.Ls hospital. Many OF tho natives
oven are beiug attacked with the
disease.
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L,nupg ChauE In England.

LONDON, Aug. I'D Hung Chang,
rcEfesunuBg the emperor Of China, NJ.
rived ut Southampton today from
Havro and was received by various
officials OF the British governmont,and
among others by tho manager VI the
American steamship line. Tue dis.
tinguirhcj Chinese visitor proceeded
directly 10 LOnuon, where no was IN.
slslleu In Lord Londedalo'a magnii-
cont manslUn IN Carleton House ter
race, which IL 10 be hls residence dur.
Ing his visit IN England, which 10
expected 10 last ABOUT a month, ii
Hung Chang Is the guest Oi thu Brit
ish government. IL IL announced tnal
he Will ouly stay for three weeks IN
England, nj the end Of which time he
will sail Tor the United states. HIS
departure h thus planned In order 70
enable him 10 catch the steamer EN-.
pfess OF China, upon which he will sail
Tor home from Vancouver.
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SOFIA, Bulgaria, Aug. 2.-Tho tomb
Of NJ. HtamDui0n oi Bulgaria, who was
sssassinaIoI Ia tho streets Of sofa IN
July last year, has been seriously IN.
lured with a dynamite bomb. Once
before, IN August OF last year, Mt.
5lambuioii's grave was made the OF
Iect Of uutTages by vandais, the cross
on the grave being broken, the wteaths
destroyed, and attempts wero being
made 10 exhume tbs body when thr
police inierierud. A riot was caused
NJ tho grave Of the dead statesman ut
tho time tho funeral ceremony was 20.
Ing on, July 2Oin, OF last year, by his
enemies anu by the friends Of Major
Panitzi, who had been executed by au
order Of M. Stambulon white he was
premier. For some time alter his bur-
ial tbs grave had 20 bo kept guarded
by military, ~ persistent were mis-
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KANSAS CITY, Aug. "A special
10 the Tunes ifouI J,ilufsun CITY, Mo-,
cay: EX-Cougtossmsn Richard H..
Bland In a letter TO Major /. o. rowlos
oi this city, Gays he aud Mp. Bland
have been Invited TO visit Mr. auI
Mrs. William j. Bryant a Lincoln,
aud to 70 with them 10 the East about
Augu't bth. This means, says tho
special, that Mt. Bland will TO with
tho PFusiduntlal nominee all through
the Eastern trip and will be on the
platform at Madiaon square garden
when Mf. Bryan IL officially notified
Of his nomination August l2lh.
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lioan putty and tho Popullslio social.
Ism OF both the Chicago and ~. Louis
Conventions In favor Of that American
lbufiy when can be- MAINTAINED by 30
limiting TIC power ul the government
mat % can never Interfere with Tho
laily cJncerus 1t lAw.abiding oitz1ls.
Iho plank OF pressing impor ruco h
OF coutfu the currency plank. Now,
TIE mere election uf Mckinley Will DO
The defeat u tho silver movement.
"hour obvious policy, then, would
Do 10 ondDtse the Mckinley elCctOu2
"Prcituly. The Democrats, who
Will have ncDieyed the succbss Of theit
financial plank by the election oil
McklnleY, will yet constitute an
opposition TO the Republican parry
ihJ day after election, based
on principles which are Ger.
tain 10 10 ultimately adopted by the
American people. What IL needed,
Therefore, ~ not new ticket, but u
new platform, which viii declare In
uumittgkable language tue car iuai
features o. the parry faith; and which,
while iudorsiug Mckinney electors,
will prlvilo for really Dem0craiio
opposition 10 tue Mckinley admins.
1870 sum AhN lettNN " ~ '~'aN
Oncp.O
"whet Ia your opinion of tho ulli.
mate uutlo1k2v
"Eyefything depends on tho mao.
ner In which the u3ntost IL wagod. To
my mind there 10 but one tuet Of pros
iefity which can be applied 10 couu.
try, anu that Ia tho rate Of wages paid
10 labOtofs. There can DO no pFoB trity
whore low wages are paid. There eau
buuo dislfots where tho rate Of wages
% high. IL eau be easily demonstrated
that this VI hole irto silver movement II
a conspiracy agaiutt wsges, uud u tho
campaign IL fought ON this liup, l have
no doubt that every northern state
that is 10 cav, every state IN tho
Union ia which 10 D. practicable ~
hold tree tlvcdOu--Wiil be carried By
tue intelligence and morality Of toe
American people against the none
trou5 pryIositions submitted TO thcm
by tue convention winch nominated
MI Bryan Tor tns PieaiGency."
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New YOHS, Aug. "a special 10
tbs World from rhomnsvlllr. GA, sayt;
Col. james II. Lilly was shot down iu
the Baptist church nj Mctcalf, ten
mile, from hofe, sunday afternoon, Uy
J I'M .. Rushiu. Rushin stopped ~
the side OF his victims body, AMI taxi
lux fhz1r rom his coat pocket nlmost
severed the tT0sttato man's head from
the body. Rushin then ATTEMPTED to
G mmit suicide by taking lau iauum.
lie IL supposed % nave been insane.
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riiE AFFIRMATIVE.
Eithcr bryan aud = wall or Mckinley
and - obsrt

AaAAhHA hNN ~ NNANA ~ NNNN w
ANA Hobart.
NEW York, Aug. IA srejlbl 10
the WuflI from Washington Bays:
Senator Jones of Arkansas, chairman
Of the Democratic national committee,
has returned 10 Washington. When
ashed by the World correspondent the
question:
"wili Mr.. Bryan accept tho MONT.
nation offered him by the POTullais2"
lac answered slowly and deliberately!
allow can ht2 lie was nominated
with MIR. Bewuil ON the Democratic
platform, ami he will do nothing tuat
Will reflect upon him asa gentleman
VI ~ n Democratic candidate.
81 see thit some % tue POpul!alR are
declaring that unless Mr.. Bryan aC.
cupts their nomination by August 5th,
tho GENITAL committee VIII Withdraw
hi1 name anu nominate eomo one else
in his place. Well, let them do go. Mr..
Bryan having been the nominee Of the
Democrats ami OF the Silver party,
common dccUncy would at loastsugRest
the pt0ptiUty OF his accepting those
foundations frsi. But suppOsu the
POpulists do nominate another clndi.
date for the Presidency, what wOuld'Ue
the situatio2 Mt. Bryan received a
thousand votes ia their convention,
and then this central committee, com.
posed Of few men, comes along AMI
dominates new man. II Will simply
mea tho disruption anu disofgnuIza-
t0n Of lhn POTulist party.
1--WE all know than We arc going 30
have either Bryan and Sewnll or Me-
kinlUy AMI HoUuri. The beet men
aud the most Intelligent VI tho Popu.
lisi party will vote Tor Bryan anu
Buwall.n
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BRiuGEroS, n. j., .Aug. 2-rho
funerals VI oiUven OF tho victims VI the
Atlantic CITY railroad collision took
place today. Everywhere could be feeu
the clothes and badges Of mourning,
and sad scensa were witnessed NJ the
relatives OF the dead watched the
heavy olods Of earth fall that smut their
dead from their sight forever.
Lodges turned cut In full force and
escorted the dead to the gTavee. The
churches all held special services, Mt
which prayers woto said Tor the un.
fUrtunnies, dead anu Twin.
Those buried were; II. frazier Bell
aud wife, Joshua Ernest, Charles \,
SOoy and son, RiohuTd Tfenchard anu
sou, J. NJ. BaIeman and wife, aud Jos.
ielefs aud eon.
The bodies Of franklin Dubois Of
Yorktown ana Mrs. Ellen May ani sou
VI Palatino were buried In tho village
cemeteries ~ Friendship ana Olivet.
There will be many more funerals TO.
morrow and Tuesday. TommoTrow
win DO generally observed NJ n Jay Of
mourning, anu II IL thought there will
DO n general cessation OF business.
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mas. ASD nR. nRYAS.
Ihsy are 10th wssLtaE In tue Com.
mon Cause.

CHICAGO. Aug. "A special TO the
Record from Lincoln, Ncb., sEysi
Last night Mr.. anu Mrs. Bryan
worked several hours ia tho library.
Mrs. Bryan has taxed charge Of tue
correspondence, leaving MT. Bryan TO
devote himself almost wholly 10 the
WORK Of preparing tho speeches Tor the
coming trip. Pending the official
notification, Mr.. Bfyan, on the sugges.
ton OF Senator JOues, has no TAT ~
possible, avoided all heavy political
dlscutsIOus Ia his speeches. lmmuuI.
ately after tho meeting Ia New YORK,
ana possibly GU hls wsy east, no viii
plunge into the consideration Of thr
lssues Of the campaign anu be will To
prepared 10 speak several Times day
n necessary. Mt. Bryan does moi
know when Congressman Blaad viii
arrive, but he viii be here several day
Ia advance uf or. Huu Mfs. HfyHuJ.
departure. Mr.. Bryan viii consult
with tue Missouri Tree silver advocate
on the silver part Of his New YuTk ad.
dress anu no viii adv no with Bland ~
10 the bost course TO putsue VITA refer.
ence 10 the different planks OF the Gu.
cage platform.
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KANSAS CITY, Aug. "A special
10 tue rOutnal from Warrington, ID.
g., says: Governor William j. stone,
Of Missouri, anu J. q. johnson, OF
Peabody, Kan, viii DO mrmbrfs Of the
executive committee OF tue national
Democratic committee. THIS was dc.
oitUj upon, tays tue special, when
Senator J0nes, ehsitman Of tue nation.
nj committee, called upon Candidate
Bryan At Lincoln, sIme tins ngc.
Tue selection of Gov. stone In MT
lOokei upon ~ n surprise, bat few la
national circles know Mr.. johnson.
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CoNsTANTINorLE, Aug. .. - Dis.
patches received hero ITom Damascus
report that several serious n.hts have
occurred In the HRuran ITovinco OF
syria between tue Turks anu the
DEuaor. The Turns claim TO have won
a victory, but independent Ieporis
represent that tho is.u was doubt al,
with heavy losses on both pider.
IL Ia now feared that 10000 troops
wall be required 10 suppress the Dfusr
Rebellion, which broke out IN June las,
with renewed vigOT.
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Politics In the Colleges.

CHICAGO, Aug, 3.--rhe Bryan anu
sowail sliyer club OF tho UuiyeIsily Il
ChioAso IL u take tho initiative la Tue
organization Of "a league OF tho Dpmu.
cratic silver clubs In tue cOltges a
America. The intention Of tho MN
agoTs Ia to effect an organized op, o.,
lion to tue college league u the ke.
publican clubs.
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seurht sheI,.r ana pi,d.

BmMtNunAM, Ala, Aug. 2.-At
Columbus city, Ala, Maynard Co.
vans was .scoftiug Misses DOvio
Proctor aud Della Bishop, daughters
OF prominent families, on Tor walk
when n cloud gathered. a heavy rain
AMI wind storm came az, when tue
Trio stepped up into IN OH building iu
keep from getting wet. The storm IN.
ctcasod In fury until the building col.
lapscd aud all three were caught in tro
debris. Covsns and Miss Proctor were
Instantly killed and Miss Bishop ~
badly Injured that 1eath will result.
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enemies In their attempts to wreak in
tulta upon the grave, aud his widow
was 90 ally the victim Of the malice Of
her hushand's enemies ir acts o. pcrse.
cution by Bulgarian III tiali sguiust
members VI her household.
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illness, sick headache, bad taste
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DALLAS. Tex, Aug. 2.-The awful
heat OF yesterday aud Tor many dnyf
passed continued today. Indeed u
was wofso NJ several points IN the city,
the Thermometer showing lu7h or IL
above ycsiurday's register. Oh mon
who have been here forty years Say
they never knew anything like II be.
fwFu
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srnIKEn, AnnINo.
Preparing 60 AyenEc thn Death d
1hcir Comrades.

Preparing Go ANenEo thn Death OF
thcir Comrades.
CLEVELAND o., Aug. IA siari-
ling piece VI news IN connection with
The Brown strike. which comes from
al apparently reliable source, 10 to the
effect that the siriEUfB ate aiming
themsol gos aud drilling. IL was said
today that forty of tho stfikUfs had
organized n company last Saturday,
elected a captain anu purchased re-.
volvets. The company dTill WAS Sal.
utlay evening, anu II was announces
thu purpose Vi the men was 10 avrnge
tho death Of the two men who were
shot at different tirnes IN conflicts be.
tween the union aud non.unl0u mon.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2.-Edward
FAR. who was tbs engineer OF the
Reading express which crashed into
the West Jersey excursion train at
Atlantic Guy on Thupday night, wa.
buried today IN Camden. Fully 1000
persons viewed the remains.
Wm.H. Spaulding, this Union Trans-
for agent, was also buried from his
home hero today.
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fnal disposition Of the establishing
permanent headquarters during the
coming campaign is hardly looked for
Senator Jones had nothing deiuite 90
siy ON the suijsct today, and cX'
pressed the opinion tnat tue matter
would not DO settled uutll the commit.
tee mlplp.
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NOTIFICATION AunANornENrs.
where tho gWo candidates VIII he
Sold Of Iueir Nomination.

wAsmEGToS, Aug, 2.-senntor
Joues OF Arkansas, chairman OF tn
National Democratic committee, re-.
urned 60 tins city today irom his tnp
~ tho West which Included ~, LOUIS
during tho Populist convention weeE,
Mr. Bryan al Lincoln, ana ~ The
suuntuI's homo IA ATbauaRs. Tue
senator expects 10 remain In the city
Iurlng tue present week for oonsulla.
liuu with tush Democratic leaders as
may bv here rom time q time, Rud
lattr will 20 10 Now York Guy 10 at
,end the meeting OF tue naiional CONF
mittto on tho lin ana tus Bryan
aud BeWnll notification meeting ON
tho day following. Tho understanding
uoW is that the two candidates viii be
nUlliied 81 the same tlmr, 40 has bsen
lone by the DemOcfatlc party In the
past. Pending the msv.ing OF the
national committee In Now York. tho
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NEW TINE CAal, IN EFFECT MY 10. 1885
Trains depart and arrive At salt LAGs CIV.
daily, az follows.



700 m overland limited Tor Chicago Omaha.
Denver, kansas ti'y, - Louis, UEluu
500 N local express Tor san Francisco.
OGDEN, Cache Valley AMI intermediate
pulntf
IoOp M local express for Ogden and intermt.
uatu uU.uIs
5uOpin Auauuc express for Chicago. Omaha.
Denver. Kansas CIV r. L0uIs Hate,
For aud, Ban francisco,
$50 m local CHuTuss fur MorUur, Iluur.
Provo, hephi, hsnu and intermediate
points.
'6C0p ~ mail and tAprcss for Provo. Nophl
Milford. Frisco aud intermediate d olutk "
'tAa d m mixed tram Tor Garlold Leach
4ooela aud IcTmluus.
ARRIVE
Ill0 y w, overland limited f.rm Cbirsgo
omaha, IT, Louis, Kansas CITY, Denver
PARK cay and IFucn,
1.0h 10 mall nd CNprgHa frUm Helena lutte,
lorugnl, Ran fIsn cisco, CEuoh anu lus
terncdialu points,
7ilb MA lucal express from san francisco.
Cache Valley ogden and intermediate
$50 IN Atlantic express from Chicago
omaha, N Louis, hanaaa CRY, Denver
800 an mail and cxrrcsa from Frisco, Au.
ford huuhi, trlf1 AMI intermediate rulLla
G1l pm local express from Mtrcur. Tiuur.
ituNo, Nephl, hanii and intermediate
ED W. mixed train from terminus, rooe,s
and Garfield Beach,
TRANS South OF Juab rlu daily except
SUNDAY,
.Run daily sTespt sunday
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CURRENT tT,ollyo lac, f11r
TIME TABLE lllJJllIG JullG u IUJJl


rsnyr ssit Lake cay
No. e--fo bingham. Provo. gtaui
junction Aud all IoIn'a Ealt Tts4s. VI,
No f-itr ffuru 1f1uu suucaBn
sud ell poIHts East.......... SOP o..
no. o iof ogden aud intermediate
4. Ioluis......s.....,............. 80 p. m
~" '-lcf bingham, 81 Pleasant
A.. an ittoTmeiiito roirla ....-.. 100 o.. To.
~ t-fuf Eufeht. fAfHuu, Provo.
a.. hnd OFT intermediate poIuu aoon. m
tut urdou aui tho wet. y Q D. in'
~ Tor hriHn nnf tla Wrst.... l4'As p.in.
Arrive salt take titr.
20 l-lFn bingham, ruyu,uIall
junction ami toe Easi.. .s rs p. M
sud 30 Essi'.''....,,1,..... map. IN.
ltomffuTu bingham. LufCkA
ltrhnold. suiInu, Maut uud
tl inter meuiate pointau.... taA p. 10.
40 - ium Ogden ana iutcrmoa. 49,.
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