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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-30

CiSciSNATi, sept. ga special TO
thu l. -qaitsr Iron hign political
source, with y L5uuvllis date, quotes
tno following luitsg
BATH, Me-. Sept. -.
Mt L. q. DtLing, LJuiavnls, Kyi
Dear slis-In reply 10 yonn Of tue
2sud insl. | dssife 10 stats that Il h
true that An makiug contracts with
tue Rtid clause Inserted. hAvs oil.
ways maze charter contracts IA this
way for tho last faTty years, hnd
doubg u could make thsm In any
olhe. way. Charter contracts fer
ibfsisT' sayusap Hrs mtdfiauiy lmnIo
IA this way! "ffuight payable ia gold
or sterling" iAii 70 SEQ why snould
DO criticised fof iollJwlng tho cusie IA
IA my business that has universally
obtalned for tho last iorty ysam 10 my
knowledge. an pcfisctly willing 10
take silver or currency In payment "
custom permitted.
Your truly,
ARTHUR sEwALL
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Three piyldend5 To-day.

The Home Fro Insurance company
celebrated iu tenth birthday today oy
paying Its thirty.Soeond quarterly divl'
dend to It, stockholders. Tue amount
wAs ono and one.hAli per cent on tue
capital Of = quarter ola million.
Two other Utah Institutions also
paid dividends todHY The Co'opef-
alive Wagon aud Machine company
ilsbufsed one and one-hali pef cent
on its ca pi,al Of quarter " million,
AMI Heber J. Grant q Company paid
a dividend OF Que per cent for shs
quarter ending loday.
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cosiodJ eta .hiia Transitional iFsm
Mothsr 90 fathsr

caslodJ eta ,hia tsaa-fsrrsd iFsm
- neihsr 90 ta,hsf,
Ban DIEGO, Cat, Sop. 90 The
fiing Of n bundle Of papers with the
CLERK Of the superior curt disclosed .
strange story WHOSE pHnpiual act0fs
nfe wealthy people VI hay Guy,
Michigan. The principal document
placed on record was modified uoufee
IN tno case Of Kate Bradley W y. 4.
Bradley, Ia which tue custody OF lheir
child Harold, formerly awarded - tue
mother, Il now Transferred 10 the
iaihtr. Tue latter h the ssn Of T.. T..
Bradley 5f,, onu OF the beet known
Lumbar men Of northern AiionigAn and
several times a millignaire.
Toe Bm1lryu were married In 1854,
but not long Afterwards Mrs. bradley,
accompanied BY her little sou Harold
aud her hutband'4 mother, came to
southern California whofs she %.
tanned n divorce In July last. While
the ease was pending sue was lsIuoI
here ny Samuel a. beniou, a New
YORK lawyer, VINO cans ostuusibly to
assist her IA prosecuting her suii, but
married her Immediately after tho
decree was granted. Tho Bsnlons
then Totufnsu East, leaving the chilli
10 the custody OF their landlAdy, Mfs.
Maycf, WHO kept him tor sjme months
but nnaly communicated with his
fathers attorneys who hsvoso adjusted
the matter that he viii be Transported
across tho continent " HE grand.
fathers home In bay City.
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Ing seals Within Befing ses. Tneio
were fiity.iive tchoonprs enguged 10
sealing In Bearing sen after August
/, three quarters Of them British YES.
SELF, The weather has been favorable
Tor sealing, but seals have been scarce
and the average catch has bs"r little
over halt that VI the season n 1895.
The Bear ftsched PJiut barrow,
closed the relief station there anu
brought away the keeper. ene also
brought 10 Ounslaika Rev. shelton.
Jscxson, lIishop Rive, oil the prto'.
taut Episcopal church AMI thu mate
AMI eleven ssanien nf the wrtckei
whalor Hidhig these last named beiug
given ifer 3 snspOftaiion on the oitef
cutters to Puget sound ani San ftnn.
cisco.
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r='f'-i,y'. nais.,,Y Estimated al
10000.

81. LOUIS, Sept. ga special 10
the hspuUl,o it0m Dillas, Tax, saysi
kepuDliean leaders VINO Htr working
~ pull Texas Into tue Mckinley col.
umn have been In conference win
POpulisI leadors to-day. Tho confer.
enee has Leon carried On ia secret.
Marion Williams Aud Harry Tracy Of
tie Populist piUnaTy committee hnd
w. Cuftton, secretary Of tho PoIullst
slate COMMITTEES were present. Two
piaus were being mstufeo. Tho Popu.
lists VINO eaDnOl DO induced 10 vote TOT
Mckinney anu Hobart electors Oh =
tusion electoral ticket ate W DO pre-
vailed upon 10 vOtn Tor Bfyan anu
Watson Instead OF Bryan anu howAll
electors. Suen vote would be hall n
vote Tor Mckinney. rnvn all the
trading potsibis 10 10 be done on the
P0pulisl stale ticket 10 get votes Tor
Mex inley electors.
1nu latest ngufus made by tho Re.
publioans ART Total vote OF mo state,
bUO.0OO; Bryan anu sowall electors,
10000, Bryan aud Watson elscIots,
10000, Republicans, 10000, Popu.
Iislt, 6O. COZ; gold standard Democrats,
10000; Mekiuloy's total vote, 100. 900;
nis plurality, 10000.
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rnE PRISON coSanEss.
Grimes iurrsnsi-E s-NuE'
Hsstiens tor rrissu sunday.

Grimes iucrensi-H Essfyubsrs-Nu
Esstisns tor rrison suuaHS.
MILWAUKEE, Wa, Sept S0.-At
last ulln's session OF the prison con-
grtsa Rev. Samuel q. Smith, lecturer
On sociology IN thu Minuesoia state
universally, spoke on crime In Its fula
upus TO economics.
Mt. smith, IN starting out, snid.
Statistics taken IN England showed
that crime was greater during tho efae
u PROSPERITY than iufiag tue time Of
business depression. ThiF, no saiJ,
was Ia part explained by the fact that
during times Of prosperity dfunkun.
ness aud dissipation led up 10 the com.
hitting " crimes. He said that tho
proposition 10 the effect that cfims had
Increased ~ the uniied states while II
had dtctsassd In Europe was entirely
y iallacy. His observations hal shown
him that greatest quantity Of crlmee
were COMMITTEES by tue IN ist advanced
and morally most pfogftssivo nsilonS.
The following resolution was offered
by j. {. Potugtew Of Boston aud WIS
unanimousiy adopiu
Whereas sunday, O5tcbof 20, 1896,
has been duslgusird ~ "PfisOv Sun.
dAj,"
Rsoivod, That the National Prison
association earnestly requests all clergy.
men In the United staisa aud CAnHuA
10 preach sermon 0f holI q serve
on VI near that DAY "a the intofoits o.
prison Tyiotn anu tue prevention of
crime.
Resolved, That the wafdens and
snperinlrnicuiu Of prisons and reform.
hioriys VINO publish newspapers are
f,qustttd 10 publish . prison sunday
tditlon early Ia October and to circulate
u among tho clrfsymen In thtit to.
anReuNa aIAlaa.
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LONDON, sept s9.-rhe Daily News
Conslautinoplo Correspondent says
that patrols are parading the city ia
unusual numbufr, hnd mat the pOlicr
have oeeu notiiled that some outbreak
viii occur tomorrow.
a Berlin dispatch 10 the Daily News
quotes ContiHutlnoplu iispa,on ~
lne Ffankiuftef liitpng, which says
tue governor " hharput tolvgtapus
that u tueusand Armuuiaus we're club.
bed TO death At NiEde on sunday.
lhia dispatch also says the sultan hat
given 100000 10 indvnuiiy tho
iufeignsts Injured IA tho matsAetes.
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rur nrnISa rEA ILIET.
work by the Revenue Caters Patriot
ing ths NaEih Pacific

SEATTLE, Wash, Sept. 30.-The
United States revenue cutter Grant has
arrived here, nine days out from Gun.
alaska. She Is tue fiTsg o. the Bsfing sea
lleut 10 come from tue north this seAsou
aud reports oil well,
The revenue cutters cruising In the
North Pacific ocean anu Bsrlng sea
were tho WoioolI, Grant, Perry, Cor
win. Rush anu Hear, ami up to tho
date OF thu dl.bsnding Of the n set tuoy
had cfulsed 10000 miles anu boarded
sealing schOOnrTs ls2 times. Tho
cruisers Satellite, ieaTuA aud Pnuasant
Of the british navy acted IN oonlune.
ton with the America fleet,
Seven aohoOnvrs were seized during
the summer for violating tue regula.
tlons OF tne Paris awarir.
The James q. swan, Port Towns.
end Jams Gray. san francisco; Ain
Okla Hni Viva, Victoria, and Beatrice,
Vancouver, were seikrd for being
found within the closed area Of sixiy
milss from the Pfibylof Islands. Ths
bitka, Of Juneau, was seized for sealing
In the North Pacific without a license
aud tue Aurora, Of Victoria, for shoot
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DIsA,TRous uuRRIoASE
Tho oi,y OF Brun.wisL naaiy Dam,
AGED,

NEw OMUAss, Sept. ga specIAl
10 the fimst. DemOcnt from Atlanta,
to-, sAyt. A disastrous hurricane
swept over BTuuswics ana along tue
Georgia coast this morning. MeAger
reports have boon received from tue
STORM oeutef, which say that the hur.
ricAno Was oue NJ the most terrible and
that great damage ana probable lOfs OF
life resulted. All the wires along tho
coast Afe down, anu up 10 late hour
communication has not boen restored
TO brunswick, Savannah or ChaTlee-
ton. Ihe wires are down for = distance
OF forty OF fiiiy miles this 6iIe Of
Bfunawieh, anu 40 Information has
been received from that place except
by train which left there while the
storm WAS still raging. The train was
delayed Ia Bfunswick two houts this
morning, the engine being uuable 10
make heauway against tho wind,
which was blowing at u high velocity
People were injured by flying OBJ
Ieots, and one lady was killed ut Ever.
ct, n email station u few miles from
Bfunsw,oH. The railroad track was Oh.
s,rucIeu by treesand polos,a nd ths only
train which came through from Buns.
wick WIS preceded by wTeckino.lr rain
anu crow for distance OF twenty
miles.
II. al. Merrill OF the Atlanta Tsls,
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nor ssuBBsO BY THEAKER.


A great ade-uhasf a miispptehsn-
sion Of facts, II IL pisslmsd-wAs
made In the Tnbune this morning
over tho abAndoamsnt VI tue proposed
elaoorate reception Al the Theiisr on
friday evsning % the departing
oiicsu aud ladies OF the Sixteenth
infantry At Fort Douglas. The reason
ior tho feeling shown I, based on an
alleged snub sAidi TO have been given
by Colonel Thssksr, The new post
cDmmandant 70 committee ~
citizens sent % tho Fort BY Governor
Wells yesterday afternoon. According
TO tho Tfibuno's report the c1mmitl.e
was irisidly and dife0uf,r re-
oelVed when thc very reverse was tue.
Tho oommitlee l9und Coi9nel Thea'
kef, his otfieen and iheuhlls garrison
packing their effects aud preparing Ter
the match that tagvt them refmnnenI-
~ away nom Utah. 10 view of the
relationship thai hiss alvays existed
between membHs u the e9mmiilte
and tho ciiizsns o Salt Lake generally
with the ofiiesfs Of IN, Sixteenth, the
fspoft ~ mosl unfortunate.
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NlcUnA, A. o., Sept. sO.-H. NJ,
\. Wild swan Il ashore somewhere
along the Csntfal Americas coast, &c.
eefding 10 reports that have lust
reached Il quiinlli, 10 the aoulh. The
particulars Afe net 0blainAblu, but It IA
bulioved that she 10 IN a very danger.
Gus position, ht hast laval authorities
arc Of the opinlou, Ne lhe Clmua has
bren ordered soulh 10 A'sisl hef. the
Comus "a nov tclng put IN teaIlnsfs
ior her tfip and will leave Eiguimalt
on Thursday mofning Al Daylight.
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Reunion.

in bshali OF tho committee Of tho
Indian Territory reunion wo wl'h to
say that all iormality Is done Awsy
with as far ~ Invitations arc con-
csInei. All Elders who have iaoofsd
ia that mission, those who are prepaf'
ing to 20, with their families 80 lar 40
practicable, And the families OF lhoss
Who are now IN the 1eld, arc lnvll.d
anu We hope all will feel perfectly Zee
Ina anticipating In our onloyable A.
All, ANpREw kIApALL.
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LEADVILLE STRIKE.
No Cancellation Expected as q Result
OIL Ionlghts Meeting
NINE OWNERS uUup srorklDrs


LEADviLLE. Colo, Sept. S0.-No
action Of oonoiiiatofy NATURE lie OK.
pectod from tue meeting NJ the Minsts'
union this evening aud the mine ow o..
CTS aie preparing lot The wort
Fences are boios built around the prln.
oipai mines preparatory 10 rrtumlng
work vita non.union minort. The
siockadc to inclo,e tho Ibsx group q
gold minus, iuciudiag !. tie Johu o,
the construction Of which was begun
by large iofoe this motnlug, viii uc :
mile In eircumiefsucs ana viii b. bull.
lttpIooi 10 every part A hundtei
used ia tho construction. All The
families 0i the union miners hNlng Ia
tue buildings erected on the TICK
company payinK mo house owners
whAtever the buildiDgs arc worth. Toe
lbeH company IL Receiving applications
tor woik and claims ~ be Huis 10 ~.
cure all tho mtn needed IN camp. The
men employed atthis compAny's mincs
uld not stfiEu 10 they were receiving 5 3
Per day, the union scale, but when tns
nlfikc was inAuRufaiui nj the mlnts
where tue rate was $3.50 the ibtx com.
Iany discharged all H. employee. Now
DO union men will be employed nj tue
mintr.
10 saii that over 800 membeis Of
the union have signed a paper dsciaT.
Ing tue policy Of thu union detrimental
" thelf Interests, aud they will DO gov.
etned by u no longer.
To pnt stop " the guerilla warfare
on the hills al Blght u is proposed q
place two ilsth lights nj points itom
which the entire couulry around eau
be swept and the gurrlllaa do,soted.
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COLORADO sPRiNus COL, sept. 80.
The itcomibg tiaius this morning
brought large crowds Of Republicans
MEX inlcy) 10 tie state convention.
United States siuator Wolcoti, u IL
said, viii he temporary chairman 81
the convention anu make n speech. IL
was announced this morning That the
siate convention would net meet until
lilb .. M. Instead OF 10 n. m. tbs hour
Tor which u was called. as the Coliseum
viii be occupied during the flfenoon
BY tho Congregational convention Of
the Second district. Judgo George w.
Allen Of Denver, unless he positively
declines, will DO numinsied f1r gov
stnyf this siiUfGoon.
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COD Epfings. This pilot, Georse
Hammond, and the ttewnft, Robert
II SO, Of the tug Terry were seriously
Injured.
wAsniSOroS suAiseE ur.
wAsnIsoTSS, Sept. TO- rho wind.
storm last uisnt gave Washington the
worst .haEing upit ever had. The
wind blew la u fotary manner, reach
Ing = velocity OF ,eventy.rvo miles An
hour. Tue rain was dr,von In torrents.
Lightning pierced ami NJ ~ the blsck
olol II and sharp Glars OF thuutet
contributed 10 make tat1re weird
caldton. A new trick building,
i've s,oflsp, was demolnh ed'
the ruins Ctu,hing Beuys fustuaI.
ants tni Kelley Dnfy Lunch
adjoining the imf rlsonrd elk mer.
Four were soon released. Gsotgo hui-
ton. cook, was pinned IN the wttck "
1896 O'Clock. This steeple OF the NV
fofg Avenue Pfssbytefisn church
was blown ofi. The tower Of the
afhna Osefa house was hurried 10 the
sijewaiE. Tree were everywhere up
fo1ted, bfalcnte being stftwnsn thick.
~ a, 10 iofm complete Dlpcksdos. Some
o. those were made osmpact with the
addition VI Tin fouls from the houtos,
sign boards, shutters, fencing, etc.
Telegraph, telsph- ns and sleotfIo light
wif0s snappe snd the onds dsnglou.
AZ Water front every boat received n
torrbie wfeoklng. Ths Mattslo, an
excursion steamer, had holes stove in
the side ami was half sunk. IL IL next
u impossible TO compute tho less
About II o'clock a crash that couli De
ntarJ a mile away caused by the TALL.
Ing Of the Metropolitan railrced power
hOuso on FoutaEd.t-HaIf street. All
houses within half n block were
shasen. Seven men working In the
building came out jus, In imo TO save
theif liyss.
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FOR DENOMINATION
Sheriff Hardy Will Try Again 70, 10
once.
COLLECTOR J. Il. SPENCER ALSO.
Zee rl'r Crlsmou Wiihoat Opposiliss
Assessor lyaoh Dos Not
Want II Agala.


the members OF that organization hay.
very much frightened up In appear.
ahrs aud We've as 10 the result, Of the
coming election. both In this county
aui Ia tho sla,s. Judging from Oh.
former success Of the party its hope.
Tot tue future are by no means wlthou,
foundation.
-,
Sheriff Hardy called the N1ws
man's attention to tho followinsap.
psating IN this mofning's rfibuns
political notes
ut T. understood that senAior
Brown aud sheriff Hardy ate yuts.
ielloNH In the stiii hunt tor uelesatc,;
sui That tho Sunat0f hopes 10 hide MI.
quest for gold delegates behind the
Dilni Of ths shrlevalty fight."
NOW, the truth Il, sAI1 tho sheriff,
VI have never spoken 20 MI. Brown
upon any such subject aud know
nothing about the proposition referred
N Ia the Tribune note. 1 respect
senator Brown, but AN not coo.
nrctsd with any scheme In company
with the 5cnator tot any tuch purpose
NJ appears IN that noie.0
snofn Harry Hardy Il out
alter denomination, aud as ona
very powerful reason for his
reelection he consistently points
10 tue record ioi the doings OF hls
oilico when II would DO useless 10
uooy ato ooAn aud very satisfactory.
Tue courts and attorneys testify 10 tho
prompt attention which tho Hn.rif has
gwen 10 all pspefs anu Processes placed
10 his hand, anu OF thu gentloinauIy
Treatment be- and his depuiles nave
accorded all who nave hn buslaesa 10
toe 4 III % OF out OF II witn wnich Mf.
Harry was CONNECTED. Tue result 81
toe county auuit9i'a scrutiny Of the
sheriff. accounts is leather Ia Mr..
Hafdy's political en-
County ColleotO, sohn ID. Spencer 10
confidently expecting denomination BY
his parry, aud hls friends, and soms
who arc politically opposed 10 the COL
lseloi, ooncsdo that his chances TOT To-
election, II placed Ia nominstion, arc
81 tho very best His popularity
Throughout tho county 10 cnvisble and
would be gladly csllsl his own ~
H~Ab1 ~ etbhAht.
W. Scott Cfisn -, who 10 nj present
holding the tiiics Of county recorder,
Will In all probability 10 frnominalod
NJ the Republican county convention.
30 inf a. he knows, says Mr.. Cfismon,
there IL no one seriously coutsmplAi.
ing opposition 70 hls candidacy, and
the nature Of tho wsfk OF his ofiice 10
such that continuity therein ouiy adds
u the tficicBcy " the inoumbsups
services ~ tne county and the people.
-
County Assesso, Lynch Il not out
Tor fe'nofninatioI-he wants tho Office
40 more. Hut tho gentlemen who will
most likely be honOrsd with tue nomi.
nation TIL. year NJ the hands Of tho
Republican party Il u. Is. Bitnef,
Eiq., u Big Cotionwoo1, a grntltmau,
anu one thoroughly capsule vi doing
Justice ~ the outiea of The office.
Cnuuty survey. dairy Joseph, Who
Ia seeking denomination 10 tue came
cfiier, nj tho last election poiled more
than 800 votes over lhe Gully man on
tho Dsmoetaiio ticket then who IL 10
tue ned againsi the Surveyors party
this time.
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CoLoRADO SPRINGS. Colo, Sept. 80.
Thomas II. hotimeyer, young
attorney Of In Junla, was nominated
fot CongTes. today by the Republics
Convention IN Iho Second Colorado
district; he made speech, concluding
~ iollowI. "a crown Of cactus cannot
be pressed upon the brow Of labor, nor
can you cruelty mankind upon q cross
Of hot tahmalss."
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4 c't IsEi. sen, sim Irom uali.
IarnIa.

oARLAsp, Callt. Sept. sO.-A big
eagle caught In the hills ntar Berkeley
a lew days ago has been sent TO VIII
liam MCKINLEY at Canton, Ohio, by
sonator Ell Dtnnison. Accompany.
lug the pird was a letter, part oi which
tvAdi;
"he bears yeu our greetings from
California, anu fairly illustrates tbs
waichiul eye, strength OF purpose, d.
terminsd Will anu uuconquerA Dle spirit
that snimates the Republican party IN
this district anu state. Tho letter 10
inspired not alone by your past ehyi.
ablo record. hui tho dis nitied aud con.
sistent position you 20 ably maintain
today"
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sr. LOutg, Sept. 3O.--Je 'nie L3ys
was shot ~ tho head ami Instantly
Killed by william 5Sanaon today.
Tbs teitimony OF several Witnesses
goes ~ show that the ballet which
vnie the woman's life was Int ded
Tor william Lsu, a negro with whom
swanson hnd beon quafgpling.
JsalOuey shout the woman h 'he
6 atIsu ailpueI
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Tho tiiicsi.' meeting Of tho y. l..
sl' l. a. will BE- held In tho Fout'
.en,h wsyd Rsisi Society nal on
oA'u'uay, OCT. arI. st eleven o'cluct'
MARI A. FREi ~ sup1.
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Prot. Garfiott Of the weather bureau
todsy sale: "rbe West Indian ttqrm
has movol west u north aud 10 central
THIS morning In the vicinity OF Lake
Huron whore the barometer reduced
10 sea level stands about 30. 32 inches.
The westwarI movement OF tue storm
has been attended with easterly sales
along this Atlantic coast, over the lake
region, tue nofthward advanos Of this
storm has been attended by heavy
rain and high windp, tho Highest
velocity Teplrbd being 90 miles. Dur.
Ing tho Day ana Tonight the storm will
move eastward over 81. Lawrence val.
ley.n
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New BuRoH, N. Y, Sept. 80. DUR
Ing tue storm on The Hudson Tiver the
PASSENGER propeller Redheld oollided
with TIA tug boat Edwin Terry Oh
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BuPEALo, N. ", Sept. s0.-The
wiuu ragged here al q velocity Of nity
miles an hour this morning. Small
OutbuiIdings were blown down. The
storm center had passed by dayhroak.
High water prevails In tue harbor and
all navigation proceeds with great
caution.
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Cod Spfings. This pilot, Georse
Hammond, ana the tteweft, Robert
I, SIS, Of the tug Terry were seriously
Injured
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READISu. Pa, Sept sO.-At .
o'clocE iui- morning the cast house OF
the Temple furnace al Temple station,
I've miles sbova Rsaiing WAS blown
down by the wind and nearly n dozen
woTkmeu were covered In the ruins by
heavy ilmbefs. IL was some inns be-.
fore they couli be reached. Killed
Afti Eiwah Rsmillnf ami Samuel
rfuui. InIuT d. William Collar,
Joseph kosuubetsor, harry Bftckef,
william Schadler and william MeuE
All were badly hurt anu somu are
likely 10 die.
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Couuty survey. dairy Joseph, Who
cfiier, NJ the last election poilsd more
than 1000 votes over Ihe Ouly man on
tho Dsmoctalio ticket then who IL in
tue ned agAinsi the surveyors party
this time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-30

MILWAUKEE Sept. s0.-Lsst night
the VIM reached velocity OF thirty
mil,e nm hour NJ Milwaukee, blowiug
straight from the Ioftb. During the
night the barometer dropped to 2O3s.
AIS O'clook tbs morning the wind
was blowing from the northwest 20
mills so hour Aud the barometer
STOOD 80 20.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-30

BALTIMORE, Sept. SD.-A severe
huiricale struck ihia city NJ about
midnif ht last night. HOUSES were un.
foofoi, wifrs IfftifAt.d suu windows
smrshrc. The high wind forced the
water Ia the hafu0t Into tue ptfoets.
Almost the entire northern water
front 10 submerged. Spvaral tchDor cfr
ltoy np at Pratt sifasl Wat, nfohn from
,beif mooriDss aud hro resting In the
middle Of Pratt street. The lower
fioora Of the warehouses are flooded.
rbe storm was accompanied ny n
heavy dosnp0ur Of rain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-30

PfT1rBUHo. Pa, Sept. 31.-A tori.
bic wina and rainstofm broke over ia IL
section about . O'CLOCK this morning
anu ragged with fltfce Intensity nearly
three hour. The wind attained q We
loclty Of sixty miles an hour, proetfht.
Ing telephone and telegraph wires, On.
tifcly cutting oil communicable with
the East, but otherwise, as fat n.
known now, doing no serious damage.
Heavy wn,heuis are reported on the
Psbnsylyania railroad east u Hunt
infdop, aud 81 trains arc four 10 s'x
hours late. Lhfge forces have been
suGt cut 10 cloaf the tracks.