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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-21

ilrRnsr AT hia home In Mil Greet wari,
OF thls county, nt liiA atn, glat inst, Of gCucT.
o. debility. alder John lierbsi. al the axe ot
Funeral services will 10 conducted wednos.
day slrd inst ala y. NJ, to which hia tTieuda
nOuuced later.
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A the oloso OF the call tho brokers
uncovered their beads and iayed for
some time over Mr. Bacon's second
proposition Of settlement wherein no
onoIed his creditors Dalton 4 Lars
stock ~ tue rate OF 81 pet share. After
eonAldcra 10 discussion tho voice Of
tho membefe present was call.d Tor
with the result that proposition No.
was rejected anu recourse 10 the courts
thereby suggested. A meeting Of toe
exchange viii likely DO called TO pasa
upon tue matter finally.
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In its weekly account OF the mincs
and mining operations In the Old
Reliable distriot the Bingham Bulle-
tin says that dozen assays " ore
from the new openings In the 200
level OF the Winnemuck, show an
average value OF about % ounces
silver, 81 IS gold, u per cent lead ana
90 Dor cent iron. There IN no DOUBT
that the late developments are 81
imtnonso Importance, " that the new
company will intimately demonstrate
that tue old mine has NJ yot been hafl :
ly touched. The latter may be said VI
the Wasalch and Dixon, former fam
Gus producers.
A specimen Of gay copper and ruby
silver from the Republican mine,
assayed by Cowan Tuesday, showed
1855 ounces silver, 0.86 gold per ton.
II was not tested for copper. though
evidently carrying about 30 per cent.
Mr.. Teachouor has run the upper
luuntl recently togun on the Rupub-
lean, about rs feet, and IL following n
elfoak nj orc which when nrrt struck
was three inches and has now widentd
10 iourtoon. Toe above was n picked
specimen, but II Il all good truck.
There IN about eight tons OF u on the
dump.
Notwithstanding some OF the big
producers have practically oloted
down owing 10 tho low prlco5 Tor lead
and oliver, much activity pfoyaila
among small leasors and pfospeoiors,
aud large number Of promising
claims are being opened up, Including
some that are outputting gold ore Of
goou grade. Those producing silver.
lead ores will M rule let It lay in the
bins Tor the present.
rhe Ruby.Native, under lease 10 Il.
]. Gibsor, Is looking way up aud now
showing four feet OF ore, aasaying is 10
20 ourccs silver, So gold and a. 10 90
per cent lead. Tnero are about 20
tons OF this class In the bin. Mr. Glib
sou will soou extend the Black Dog
road around Markham hill to the mine,
but Will chip no ore this fall unless
there 10 radical Improvement In the
market. Gle DON'T have TO-"
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N. @. u.

Tho local militia are making prepAf.
ations for their sncampment IN the
city part. They expect to have an
enjoyable time.
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LITERARY NOTES.

Many good things are given In the
October number OF Frank Leelit's
Popular Monthly. The principal ies.
lures, all tplendidly Illustrated, art:
The Road TO the Stage, In wnlol Az
thur Hornblow tells how actors and
actresses are made, and something
ab, ut the dramatic tchooh; General
Lees Last Campalgu, BY General
Horatlo &. King, tue ninth paper In
toe great Lee series; tho opening
chapters Of a new serial story, Father
John, by L. itu Sessions Upper; Thu
u. 4. Revenue Gutter Service, giving
tho history aud duties VI an important
branch of cut navy, by Johanna X.
Niohollt; Tue Free Silver Issue, by
senator william ~. Stewart, beiug the
fret q two papsrs on The Leading Is
sues OF the Two Great Parties, to be
followed next month by mn article
from the gold standpoint.
An account Of the historic Lincoln
and Douglass debates will appear IN
toe Ootobef MoClufe's based on ma
tefial am femlnisconcts gathered by
Miss Tattell ut Ottawa, Ffcepoft,
Jonesbofo, Charleston, 0alesbufg,
Quincy, aud Alton, Illinois, the scenes
90 tue debaiee, ifom persons who heard
them AMI were Intimate with the die
putants. fhe article will DO fully u.
luatfate1.
Godey's Magazine for October con.
taine the frsl chapter Of = shoftllif Of
BENJAMIN Franklin, Written by
George &. Lay. "Poor Richard" hao
perhaps tue most engaging pefsonallty
among the fpundgfa of The Rpuublic,
could hardly TALL T. hold tue readol'a
interest. Mr.. Ley In bis nfst chapter
treats OF "frAnkliD. the Apprentice,
the Printer, and the Philosopher" In n
monts ~ politician ami diplomat.
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~ the salt Lake Turf Exchange,
No. ls3 Main stTest, u o slAvit -O'Dop.
tel hg1t will be- received by special
wire ny rfunds to uight
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According 20 the Brigham City
bugler several o the hr-t min-- IN the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-21

WhoAt-sopt and Oct. GItt
Corn-sopt, and oct. eiA
Oats sept, ioA Oct. iG.,
fOrH-sert, And oct, $50
lard-scpt, $40, oct fAt1
liha--cpt., and Oct. fiib.
RYE 81
narloy-Nai1
llaN aNlt,
1imothy-f2 o..
siiven, Lsst
silver-t5g
Lrad-iaUL
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William Lang, who was born August
., 1895, passed away on September /, 1895
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Peace and oooa VIII Ia n,xleo.

Cray on MEXICO, Os,. ls.--An
event marsing tho cloto OF great bic.
toric episode occurred yesterday when
tho Belgian minister, In tho name OF
hls maIealy Leopold IL, King Of the
Belgiaus, bestowed on Pfetiisnt DiGE
the grand Gordon OF the military ordtr
0i Leopold, As a mark OF tha honor.
able regaru In which the President OF
Mexico ID held IN Belgium. The sig.
uiilganco OF this act lies IN The fact
mat King Leopold IL The brother Of
tho lgls Empires CAiloita OF Mexico,
sud MS besiOwal Of thu orJer upon a
PRESIDENT Of tue republic IL an indioa.
lion that the MaKlmiilln episode IL
now donRituly closed. Pfesident Diaz
mas pB matter Of Tubiio policy, Huu
aa a means OF drawing all parties and
factions together anu oblitefsling the
tho past, bestowed high oilloes on dis.
tInguishud auheFsnls OF tho lAts sm.
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Conflicting uumor- res aiding the
mission OF tho ship.
LONDON, Oct. ls.-rho correspond.
en-, Of the Daily News At Cons,Antln.
ople telogrHphs to his paper a. follow;
IL seems probable tho entry Of the
United States ship Bancroft into the
DArdanelirs was arranged before the
lott New York.
THIS correspondent ALEC states that
Secretary Olney has telegraphed TO the
Porte his thauas for IT. peTmission ac-
corded TO Armenian women aud chill.
dren, whose husbands and iatheTs are
In the United States, ~ proeesd 10
America.
ATHENS, Oct. ls.-The Asty pub.
llshss dispatch from Constautinople
which states that n United States
guhrdship intends 10 force tho Dafda.
neiles, and that In consequence two
Turkish torpedo boats nave gone 10 the
Dar1hnolieH and two Others 10 Smyrna.
CoSsrANTISoPLE, Oct. J6.-Lt 10
stated here that United States Minister
Terrell Ia going 10 Smyrna 10 consult
Rear Admiral Thomas U. selfridge,
who IL IN command Of the squadron OF
Unii1d States warthips which have
rUndezyOused there.
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cnunel Cesrre rrnIn.

Madrid, Oct. ls.-CommentlnR upon
the higltmeut Contained ~ "a dispatch
from Washington that President Clsve.
LAND iDtunus ~ Intervene In Cuba IA u
manner tantamount To tue fec0g milton
vi the Independence Of the insurgents,
tie lmpafcial dsoiarts that Spain oughl
to demand a iuil explanation OF the
Washington goyVrnmtnt.
"Shp cannot brook sucn threat over
her head" continues tho Impartial,
"eyen Tor singlr Jay. by what Tighi
does the United States denno the time
lot spain 20 settle question Of her
Internal administrator IL must 10
sfilfln.d before the whole woTlI that
the American government cannot ini.
l0ae nny sort OF leTms upon us.n
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Accidental cheating.

NEW YuRIS, Oct. is.-Walter Louis
LunHu, who Married the widow OF Col.
John Cockeriii, thoi himself today nj
his home Mt Engiewood, N. J. Ao-
coriing TO Mfr. Lennu tho shooting
was accidental.
Persons passing by were startled tt-
day by the APPEARANCE OF Mrs. LenGu
on tue steps VI her housr. She was
hystsTicAl aud WIS tunniug up and
down the street, appealing 10 every.
QUO she saw; "Get doctor quickly ;
my husband has shot himself and Is
Iying."
Doctors Currle, Baldwin and Proc.
tot coon arrived aud found Mt. Lunhu
ON n bed, whore he had been put by
his wife ana o servant. A bullet from
n 3s-cailber revolver had entered the
stomach. Tue surgeons un,uccoss.
fully pT0bed Tor tho ball. Nit. Lenhu
Eallied n little an hour alter the shoot
ing nad expressed desire 10 live,
but said nothing Nc 10 how he shot
himself.
10 tho irisnds who came to express
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ST. PErERsnURd, Oct. is.-Ths I'm
penal bank announces that bar gold
viii be purchased nj st. Petersburg and
ioEeign coin al all this banks branches
at tne following prices per Russian
pouDc; Gold bars, So. 26iii6 gold
f0uulsa twin a deduction VI one
r0uDle Jor the cost OF atsaying); sover.
oigup, a22,hlblb gold Toublts; other
iogeivn coiD, Including United States
dollau, sl5.Di995 gold Toubles.
TINS bank makes the alternative
Proposition that gold will be accepted
NJ the same price against the deposit
VI Ger ineatss.
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NOT A BUILDING LEFT srASpISe.

IAN Francisco, oct. is.-on the
a., rim of tho Pscific Coast steamshir
otnba up the Gulf Of California the
,sleeu and crew Of the weasel were
.,,otl,td 10 fini one Of the posts they
nate regularly wiped of the earth
when tho ship reached the mouth oil
the river CulIscsn. IN tho sinie Of SIN
Ada. Inc little mining town Of AltaN
,b,eh had stood there on the OfiEaha''
l,n voyage, was gone. Nota building
va len standing.
Thls was one OF the results OF thu
,suible storm which played such
b.v1e on tho niainland coast OF tue
tlulf rep,embcr l7ih aud l5ih. Tue
O1ratA ms lust brought the nfai de-
tails which gave n conpfenontlve
idsa OF the extent OF the damage done.
Inc storm was snrt Of composite
aa,if paftaklng OF tho natures of n
tdsl wavo aud clou1bufst. Iouonis
ushsi down tue hills back Of hllats
and met the tidal wave carried In
nm tho sea, anu tho town was oolit-
rated, Many OF the MINIS located
inland from tho coast were flooded by
thp cloudbufai. Fortunately the loss
of lile was slight aud tue Alialans ara
now campiug IN touts or Iudcly con.
,ltucled nuts . little back Of where the
town stood. Viewing tho former cite
Of the town from the tua the most
striking oulscts that meet tho view ate
The spafa OF tho schoOnofA Cometa and
Rsterca aud tho German bafkentino
Helen, which were bcachei by the
rfrat wnvs.
A. Mazatian, further up the gull. n
mot remarkable rtHult VI the storm II
deserved. In tho middle Of thv main
street NJ Mnzatlan, more than . block
rum tire watof's edge. sits q schooner
on ryen,kesl. she rode II on the tidal
uGvr, ahd when 10 fecoded was Lois
high and dry.
msIitlnu stood tho storm fairly
vel. but mucn damage was done.
fsuf 0efmnn parks tnat were - f0ftu.
usto ~ 10 bo we'll 81 land woathefoi
ths storm IN tho Rulf outside. They
made port two Gays after tlio Jury ol
ibu elements had subsidized, minus all
lhtit canvas.
81 Tar no Aitata 10 concerned, II II no
new thing lor ~ to nnd Itself Oh the
map. Tbia IL this third time thp towu
has been swallowed up ny ilie toA,
twice tho place has been rebuilt, each
ilmu NJ p0int urthcr up the Culiacau
fver. THIS tina the residents will
lsild well In from tbs coast, u Ia said
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iiTTsBuRu, Pa, OcI. l0.-Mu. Re-.
btcca whit,, tnroign Attorney +. T.
Duny 81 Pit,sburg has entered cut
in tho Wayne. Micb., oturs agalts,
her father, EJmunl Kear,ley Eud
othef-, for property nggregsting ubouI
$4,000 In value. The property was
formerly owned by Jonatnun J.
ksnrslsy OF MliohigGn, who died 10
1891 anu left tue iaBd 20 bis son III.
muud. TOT use during the lAlief's liir.
About seventy acres OF the lana iios ! To-
what IN known NJ the CITY Of Detroit
aud was divided and solJ some yoaIt
ago. la 1851 Mfs. White tlpims hes
father secured nvr sigt allure 10 pnppu
Signing away her Interest in tbs PROV.
uity, telling her that enc was sigulIg
papufs OF minor Importance.
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sT. L.uIs, Oct. lS..-some Of Tho
Popullsts Ia this ~ nav, awakened o.
the iRci that they have uut Dton o.
active In CENT aigniug v0fk Us thu
ntoIa Of the hour seem 10 demand, and
n recently develored plans carry tnoy
Will from now un.ii he eve Of e.eclion
gay strive 10 make VI fOf all tha, hiss
teen lnckirg heretofore. The rlan
consist Of "wHggn campaign" Of tue
entire city.
Tue campaign Will open neat Tues.
Jay evening, when tho cit 2sha II
Choicau ana Bfoafway will be nj.
dfo sed upou the financial quettiOn,
irrespective Of pOlltic., by able speak.
cfs IRON n wagon. The numutr Of
wagons viii DO Increased ~ .nst ~
competent speakers eau bc obtained,
uniii they number sixty, aud tue poo.
Vie Will 10 addressed ~ that number
VI places all over the city every after.
noon and evening until November So.
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'Ympathy, MfF. Leuau said: "li was
"a IN ncciden;. a duliutteie attemlt
upOn HE Own lie could Mt have hteu
utlher from my husbasd's tbou hts,
Waiter ate "a hearty diuner AMI then
srpto u CLEANING his revolver. lie TOOK
Il rom u bureau drawer, examined II
AMI said he wae hufpiistd " was 80
rusty. Then he belun 10 lake u apati.
1 noticed the muzglb was pointing
toward hia body. said, "Nnltef, 4
wouldn't le. tho revolver point thtt
way The words hal tarsly passed
my lins WHOM there was r. report and
ny husband throw up Highlands anu
fell ~ tue ilj0f.H
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CHICAGO. OCT. is.-rhe Democratic
silver MANAGERS declare Nv permit 10
Necessary iof their parade ON October
3lst anu hence they arc determined ~
parade without onu. A decision ~
this eject was reached by tho man.
ayers alter hearing legal opinions on
the point Involved. Chisi VI Police
Baduuocn does not show any siEn OF
Iuce1ing fsom the position he took on
hnuay WHOM the Democratic leaders
asked him TO give tbelr parade pieisf-
enee over tue Mckinley WofEiug.
meas clubs parade, augOuncod iOf thv
same night, October alst.
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nut iie D. Arrested usf"F- no ost-
Away with the nssty.

KANSAS CRY. Aio., Oct. l5.-A dar.
ing IobJcr OF tue mats was atfottsJ
here tonight ny tbs postal hutl0 Titief,
aided by the losal police. Tue enllrit
IL q. n Htmiltou, alias Wallace, " no
claims 10 hGvs been employed ialoly
Vt Los Angeles, Cal, NJ n slsn0
gtapher. Thv police authorities ssy
the man has been Ia trouble at Salt
Lake and Denver. In thu latter place
lac waa at Ono time an omployo VI tho
city.
This evening Hsmillon appeared At
tho Union depot wearing tho btHts
buttons and UNIFORM VI n railway mall
agent. lilo stepped boldly up ~ truck
that was Standing under ths depot
thrds, loaded Win maileaukl, aud
pulled down letter pouch, throwing
u ncfuts his arm Aud stepping into y
waiting room. There no placed tho
Touch under an oysTc0at that hung
upon his arm and walked out Into the
street. lie would hAvs escaped but
for Frank Waite, "A follower OF too luff
whom he hal known Ia Denver AHd
whom he had taken inio his conf.
dtncc. White quickly notified the
tuthoTilite,aa n thort time sfisIward
Hamilton was arrested NJ his hotel.
lie hai cut open the sack Hnd wac
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new TIME GlRl, II [FF[GT mn n. 1885


nrrAHF
100 an overland limited tor Chifafo. omaha
bonLrr, hanaas CITY, DE- LOUIS. Ogden
go a N local ctptefs far san fftncsco.
uFisn. Cache valley ana intermediate
600 y local sapre'' for osd,a and in,sru.
st5pn ktisnuc express TO- Chitngo. Omaha
Denver. hhrras CIV. e inuis. Bate
fIfi sad. san rrnneltrl.
s'to on local cNuIcsH Nrfcuf, Tate
it1vo, Nepm. Nanu and ntermedia.a
,eftp mali ana. sarftts ior Provo, Sephi
Milford. tufr1 aud intermediate ulnts.
40 = ta mixed train tor CttLe.d beach,
1ootIs aud 1eflanua
lppivH
$40 % .H otrfaru limited tom Cbiotf q
Omaha, Co. Louie Kansas CITY, Denver
IAfk CITY and tEiru.
eOl . 100 utn and express from Helena. Tuut
rofuand, tan lfsnusoo. tzdsa aud iu'
ttru cdlain uuinia,
'ls Nm i.csl cAprsss ton san Francisco
cache Valley, uEdsn and miormciial,
s.so 10 Atlantic ssprss from Chioara
umaha. ~ Looms, hausas uisY. behvci
70. tsa ni mail aud express from frisco. 40
tort. ktrhl, tfofo ana intermediate roiLtl
tag pm local express from Asfcuf Tlntir
ro,n, Aepm. hhnu aud Intermediate
.t.bi o. ~ mixed train fi,m gsrninul, Tcool,
snf Gargs'd Hsach.
iInus souih o. Jvab run s,iI tlesps
Eun aanr sHssp, sanasv
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LIiLHAKY NOILs.

MeClure's Magazine Tor November
will contain the nTst iuslahntnt VI a
i've or ak part story by tudyafu
klpllng. IL l. Klpnng's INST I0ng
story OF American lie, beings tale VI
stirring adventure among tue Gl1ucVt.
ter nshvrmcn on tho Grand Bauks. 4
viii 10 ILLUSTRATED with drawings nom
life by |. w. Tabot; also tne inttfesting
ttory OF the Introduction anu develop .
ment Of tho uagutIfeOtyIo In Amorict ,
Illustrated win betullfni ofiginbi
daguefruolyIo portraits OF Webster,
EiwaEd Everett, JUany Lind, anu
Otnev. from the rare collections o
Pstet Gilsey Of Now Iofk aud Josiah
J. HAYES Of Boston; an account Of
Alma.Iaiema, MS painlings, AID hii
luxurious L3nuOn h8me; anu N
story OF LincDln's Illumination VA 1860
This ttofles Ia addition 10 tnt ~
named will oompTlse two dialogues by
Anthony Hop y tfus story of tAil.
reading Ia the Ri,ky mountains IN
winteI, 10y Cy Marmap, romantic
story OF n diamond TobUery; AMI .
Thanksgiving love story.
Funk 4 wagnAlls company, New
forh, has lust received a sipgle oTdei
from one nfm iut 100000 copies vi
their celebrated Standard Dictionary
Of the Eugllsh Language, amounting
al reIail TO nearly one anu quarter
milllons Of dollars. rhis IL tue largest
single sale Of no large work ov.i
maho 10 America. Previous 10 Ihi,
one large Transaction, over 100000
cepios had bsen Issued, aud tue com
paey Il ttili receiving many large
orders from lie subscription Agenli
throughout tue word.
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Tho direct line to KsnsAs City, 81.
Louis ana Atlantic sesboard, IA via
the Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping and chair
cars, and all connections made Ia
Union dspoln IN tho day time. II you
are going Eael and care for daylight
ride through tbs grandest scenery OF
the Rocky Mountains On route, see
that your ticket reads via Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair care
positively flee TO holders OF regular
train tickets.
II. II. KoosER, G. y. 4 +. A.,
Il MorlAn Block, Salt Lake CITY.
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Report OF that Important Industry oi
the Waited state.

Nhf Antteh tatt'"t
eAN FRAHciscO, Oct. WILLIAM
A. wilcox " Washington, u. C., MIA.
tisticisn u the Uniled States commits.
sion " fi.h anu nsheries, hiss afflvc4
from OREGON ana Washington i0f thu
purpose OF preparing a statistical report
o. tue fishing industry on the cJisi. lie
has been inuustfiOusly eurpged IN the
puftuit uf his invostlg ltlOns and 10.
quiftOs IN Oregon ami Washington tor
several weeks and Will devote tho next
month or two 10 tue work OF gathering
data concerning tue lsh am fsherle.
Of Caliiornlp.
Mt. Wilcox said that Tor teyota
yosra past tbs nofies q the ut6i coast
Of tbs United states hAu been gr0 wins
IN imuufiaure TO tuoh Ru tXt0ut ihst
tho United States fish cOmmisbI0n hgd
deemed II advisable anu highly IN.
poftant that an elaborate aud &C. ufAt
report 81 the status OF the hthtb4 co..
dusify here no obtained anC he his
been cent here for inst Iuft9se. II
report ~ calculated TO piOve VI az AZ
benefit 10 the clmmeTri-i nshlug 10.
dustfics Of tho coast, tor tto reason
that II viii show the necI f,f
more hAtohsties kud NOR
Thorough stocking Of the sltcatnf
and inlaud waters Of the coast
states. lie says II IL highly probable
that tho Uhit6d States lst oommiislo'
viii decide tu snblish hell a u. an
new haichoTts In CalliofbiA bsion
long, for the reason thai tho iishiug ~
uustry otthe Pacific cast s.Eies, IT,
Guiding Alsska, has grown until h
fauEs ntxt 70 thoto OF the New Bug.
land anu middle Atlantic states Va -.
tent AMI Importance. while tnu vsiu,
VI the ishofy products l. greater than
~ thu south Atlantic Gull AID GioAt
Lakes h,ulUs combined.
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A story Of Cruelty Told by u ohrisiiau
tura.

NEW YORis, Oct. ls.-Madli Rah.
slau h n Christian Tntk, WHO was Que
of tho uaasenstu on OOhfd tue Ia
GascuguU when nffivsd today. lie
came 10 this country on a busluuie ttip.
Through an interpreter h0 tOll about
the massacrea VI Armenlans. lie wa
Ia CcnsiAatlnoplo curing the thinp.
dnyt' massacre o. August last. During
tue three days $4,000 Afmepisns, he
sald, were plaugntefei through tho
empie. Wagons filled with bodies
were constantly pausing Though the
streets In ConsiEntiuOple. Caftlla1
after carload VI those bodies wtfe
dumped into the sea. Tue sight was n
siczcuing one, anu what a1ded ~ thu
horror was tue fact that In those
wagoua were piled the deal anu dyiug
anu the feeble cries VI the wounded fof
feleato could be heard coming IRON the
carts, tut tue nppeals were utterly I'M
ntoueJ. Watcher KILLED or wounded,
all were thrown Into tho scs. Mt.
Rihsian says tho Europeans have not
been mOles,rd up u date. He adut Il
tnnt they afoleaving Constanlinople,
tehfipg tnoy may be AttacKed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-19

She Lands Arms In Cabn, white on.
GERS are ssHfohins Tor tIsr.

She Lands Arms In Caba, white on.
GERS are ssaTohins Tor iIsr.
NEw YomS, Oel. ls.-A speciil to
the Herald from JacksOuyille, Fla,
ssyt.
While fearful officials have been
searching ior tho Dauutles. since shu
lancoI tic munitions b. CuDA whlch
were taken on NJ Palm beach about ten
days ago, that vessel has been busily
engaged In landing mole arms Aud
ammunition nud men TOT tho insuf.
gents. 5hu maze her second lsnding
vn Iuceday u last week, nnu u 10 said
that she IL now ON her tuifd trip to the
island. The Dauntiues got tho arms
from n email island ~ tuo lower end VI
Turtle hHfDOf, wheT. tho Cuuans have
established a utJfuhouuu Tor supplies.
Ihu munitions VI war, medicines lnd
stores sTv taken to the islAnu Dy SAILING
vessels, and as tue place IL my miles
south Of here, there hAs boon iittu
danger Of detection. a supply Of coal
IN Hsohs has been landed on thr island,
Gnd this accounts lot the length OF timu
tue Dauntless mas been away flm ANY
toint where sue could bav. obtained
iuel. Tue DauntloSs IL row under
bOud bVcaule Of u iutmer tTip and Will
attempt 70 avoid being placed Agsin In
custody until contract lot i've tIiph
" Cubl is csmplettd.