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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-28
PRIVATE COMPTON KILLED
Vas Shot in WtariDeS GALAXY This
Morning.
AIRS. HcAnee Accidentally Discharges
The Gun while IL Is Pointing
at Compton.

AT about half past twelve O'Clock
this morning Lizzie McAhee, a
colored woman, shot and killed Ensha
Compton, a private of Company y,
rwenty.iourth infantry, in Wesr!ng's
shooting gallery on Commercial
street. The fatality was probably the
result of an accident cBuled by care.
lessness on the part OF Compton AZ
the woman in hand ing loaded o
GRliber rife.
Itseems that Mrs. McAffee and
small party won't to the Salt Lake ali
Ogden railroad depot to catch the tran
iorthe Lagoon. They missed 1t howeve
and returned up towu diesppOinie
Compton was AT McAfee's lhOuee al
prOpoted that they 80 out to suppel
Claude May anu Maggie Williams
were also invited aud they went out
I, gether. Auer supper they were
passing Wearins's gallery anu Conn.
ton PROPOSED to the women that they
all go In AID try their markmsnship.
Mrs. McAtee was the first to shoot
ana sue hit three birds out OF four
snols. The May woman tried AM
missed In all OF the fur shots. Mts,
McAiee took the gun again, ssylug
that she oOuli hit every time II shu
mad rest, and Compton offered to
rest the gun on his hand. This she
Teiused 20 allow and tarnel to take
tine gun from him as he made motto
10 tsKe hold Of the barrel. AS she did
50 the gun went of. Compton iooz
hor by the arms exoiaimlng, "You've
snUt mt" She thought he was trying
to rig hlen her anu Dsgan TO laugh.
He staggered, reached out anu Iell
PROSTATE with the blood fl wing from
the wound in his breast anu from his
muulh.
Mrs. McAfee rsn out cryIng that
she hne shot Compton ana for someone
10 bring doctor or Policeman. A
crowd soOn gathered anu help oIme,
but Compton expired almost imme.
lately alter the shooting.
Acting Coroner SOmmer was sum.
m0ned Rnd ordered the body taken 20
Evans undertaking psrlOra to await
the quest this afternoon.
Compton was an unmarried man
about thirly-hve years old, anu
member OF the Grant United OrIsr o.
OId Follow, loIge sS6S. he mas bgen
IN service ablut Two yesrs, most OF
mat time acting IS G ,ok, but lately
AS private in company Il. Mrs. Mo
Aztec Ia the woman Ut whose house
Private Thomas was shot by his vile
about Blk weeks age.
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BROUGHT TO the HOSPITAL.
Miss EIIi- Kie'h, Daugh or Of David
Klein OpstaU d upon Tor Appen.
dcitis this Afternoon.

Misu Elite Keith, daughter Of David
keith OF Park CITY was brought to
salt Lake on special train over the
Utah Central this sfterIot II ana taken
60 the Holy Cross hospital to be- opeT.
Rted upon lot appendicitis.
Mics X EN- Is 10 years of age anu
her coalition Is regarded as being
critical lh ugh it 10 confidently ex.
.rvtrd tlat she VIII pass the trying
d Icai succes,luly and be restored 70
e,4t. sgiiu. D.. Richards was
sailed to tie Park yesterday to ulag.
nose tue case. He accompanied the
young lady and her parents to Sail
Like,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-28


CHICAGO, Ill.,, July IS According
10 DIi! Tiled in the ciicuit court the
Mechanics' and Traders Savings.
Ia an d. Building 81 1cia ton has ~
alleged shortage OF S33s, 900. The bill
also charges that tho oflicers OF the
ussociation aided the secretary to use
tue building society as u feeder for the
IatteT's buslness as "a builder aud con-
tractor; tnat tners are alleged "du ~
my" loans ana that number Of the
borrowing stockholders are In default
on Iheir payments. The cOmplainsnts
nsk The court to remove all the officers
aud appoint u temporary Receiver to
act as secretary aud to Investig ate the
Glfairs OF the ass. citation for the benetll
OF the stockholders and grant the re-
lief asked for by the com plaIuants.
1t il also charged that the society ia
hopslessly iusolvout anu that ils sui
ply account u S2S9,OOu exiels only on
uaper. The C1mpialnapts ara jacob
Ruble, John Anderson, Marion
Bfasheres, Chnrles Ii. Apologize ami
CtnorR, all stHch hOlueTs OF the
association. A call at the bone
OF the secretary, Charles q. French,
was made by reporter, out the
secretary wSs not there. A relative
stated he wss out Of the CT y and din
not know when no would return. The
treasurer, Robert Nj. Orr, Ia cashier OF
the American Exchange National
bauB. Hs expressed great surprise
that euch Diil haI besn fled but
said that he really knows little OF the
workings OF the association, rs ne has
been treasurer only n lew month";,
having succeeded h. Il. Weith. The
affairs, Mr.. Orr said, have been In the
hands OF Frsncn, who. he is sure, is
reputable end thoroughly business
like IN his methOGs. Mar. Ore be.
lieves that the condition of the con.
cern as told by the pill is exaggerated
anu he declares that Rn Investigation
by the law VIII prove that the onarges
are grOuudlees.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-28

New YoRK, July 2S.-l1s journal
anu Advertiser Bay': A oJnsOndatipu
OF American brewers, maitstars ami
hop growers interested In the Eug lish
group 0t properties Is now going
through tho preliminaries Of organ
!zihOn In Pniladelphia, Pit sOurg,
DetrOit, Milwaukee, 81, LJuis, II =
cnus er, Baltimore anu large oltige OF
the country. The cnpitahz tuon wili
0e,l1 Is said, not les than SOD 900 0l0
The prof sctOrs o. tue new ecneme are
orSaD'3ing by atates ani making their
propositions TO all brewers aud mAlslers
having "a well estgbii1hed br8iresl "a
the mn!o ce tiers OF population. Tues
brewers are iHviteu TO in state cDm-
bina'ioDs IN their trade W In a purpose
stetwArJ OF becoming membpts of u
natiOnal brewing company. Up to
tails time tue work mas beHu uOns
mainly in Pennsylvania, Western
New York, Iudiana, OlIo, limos
EHd Missouri. Propositions have been
suoDittHu to more than o hun1rsd
brewing ncerDs ~ tue stntes, OIL, Il y
In tue cities OF Phiiadelphia, Pits
burg, IL chester, Cincinnati, CnlcAHo
aud 81. LOUIS. Some Of the largeat as
well ae some OF the smallest concerns
Ia the business are Included 10 lhess
options.
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IVlIIlg QUESTION
L., 10 Slys Ho Has No CHIC
| al Mission to France
i, DOE. nor w,Sr A WAR


wong. July 2s.--A special 10
Y" .,ld rom Paris say'; " wa,
'', n,ssA oat between The un''ea
,ni J,psu, it VIII be in spite Oh
..n,. Ito, personally as wen az
"Ip the first place." ssiu
y, Ito. al wish yon would con-
IN, statement that l nm mere
- with sn official mission 10
r,v pr,,sst in tue name OF tne
..rumsnt against usu'pD''O"
Ian with peril 49,. ,,r,h
,n,ng IA iutther from the 'ru'n'
.,.tsmept is iue4sct In every
,nIs, | have no official mission
r.,ors nor did | ever nave any
u, ,Npf'ss fToin my government.
Sslieye firmly that the hhW'iihn
.,.a will be settled without inc
wv. WI rsl.,ious between Japan an
Tra',sI states beiug disturbed IN
ls,, came to Europe ns one OF
ma attached to Prince hrish.
VINO represented the emperor AZ
iubilee ceremony IN Euglanu.
rang over the pfince nos re-
~ Ia Japan and my duties, oaly
,nsl at any time, are now en-
al an eud. 30 | am at liberty To
my,eli u the permission the
,,,of accorded me to take a hollday
fulope. 1t has been ref orItu inst
Enyr been In Spsin 10 arrange lefms
.ustual support in the stiilnde OF
IN and Japan vis-A-vis tue U nltsu
~, This IL quite untrue. When
~ mime minister the emperor
u,pxed on order on the king Of
|fte prince went to Spain TO present
S1prder, aud | rs = matter Of course
n also. The supject VI the United
<alts was mot bIOGcOed.
/ d do not think 1t ptsNble that any
kaesi,lon maniiealeI iu Japan 10 the
nnkxalion Of the Sandwich lslands
Ens Quilted Slsles will take ANY
"a txlvnued form tnsn mere pro-
nsJe-trmemUer this pUlnI-ms o
kordtr that tue interest OF Japan in
bit Islands may not suffer injury.
[yapaD 10 simply seeking to protect
~ il Gnd her suDjecIs and this sue
Ia perfect right 10 DO; this she IL in
~ bound to DO; but that she Will
- after her interests in other THAI q
'tnifed anu diplomatic way ID absurd.
VIE emper I, know, viii not
Dfon any beillcOse policy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-28
CIVIL SERVICE RULEs.


WASHINGTON, July 2S,-Prtsldenl
Mckinley mas promulgated tue fol-
lowing important amendments Ia tbe
civil service rule Ii: mo removal
shall be male from any position sub.
iect to Competitive examination *.
cept for Just cause anu upOn written
charges hiei with the head OF the de-
pRTtment az other appointing officer
and OF which the accused ehnll have
full notice ana an opportunity to make
a de se."
He nas also amended rule 5 so Gs 10
include within the classified service
The employees OF all custom house offices
without regard to the numher OF en-
ployee. Hitherto tue classification emu
brs ceu custom offices where the rum.
Der OF employees was five or more. THIS
order brings into the classified service
sixty.fiye hitherto led cuslom
I'll cer.
Tue President has also nmeHded rule
4, masking exceptions to examinations
30 as % read as iollews:
Custom house servlGs-One cashier
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-28
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
Both We're DISCHARGED.

Heber aud Ebber Sandanl were ar.
rested few days ago ut Murray on the
charge OF wilful destruction OF prop
erty. The complaint & witness was
Mr.. Ulrich. The boy 5 were given n
hearing before Justice Upton yester-
day; Attorney G. NJ. Nielsen appear.
lug III their behalf. After hearing
testimony from about dozen wiz
nesses, Tor both slues, and listening to
arguments, the court adjudgeu both
boys not guilty ana ordered their dis
Cuarge,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-28

IN each cus sm- u ic; Quo Chief OF
rrlnc'pnl de II y or asais'aut collector
ia oaen customs district; one principal
detuiy collector at each support CT
station.
"luttrnul revenue soFv ice--One en-
ploye IN each in,ernai revenue district
Wto shall act a. cashier or chief
deputy or sjislant collector vs. may be
ueteFuinou by the treasury depart.
mont; one deputy collector In each
iuternal revenue district where The
number OF employees IN the oil 20 Of the
collector exceeds lou; oue deputy col.
iecior In each staiap office or branch
Cflice.
Appointments to The positions
named in tbs rule iu the cuBium housr
service nuu IN tho Internal revenue
service shall be subicci TO az cxamiHa-
ion to 10 prescribed by INC secretary
NJ the Gensury 10 be appr we'd by tue
cOmulsslou, equal 10 the cx1mluption
held ~ the commission tor positions
Of Ike craze. Such examinations
shall be- conducted uy the commission
in accordance with its regulations"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-28

NEW York July 20 - rae cub.
treasury Off erals have UOiIcel recent
ly the pfeeence OF numoer OF finely
executed sliver certificates OF the new
issue which have been clearly raised
rom the denomination Of 81 I So
Two of these bills found their way to
the Gut-!fHt sufy from banks yesterday
and tbty bovo bsen preceded by
numerous otners, all apparently the
worg OF the saAie artist Tue 81 Ger.
uficates have gu their face nn ahesOrI.
cal group OF women anu the uusisbat-
itg numeralP, and on the obverse SD,
vignettv portraite OF Morse and Fu!-
ton.
The SIS also has u group OF wOme
on the diverse W tn the Dumgrais anu
on the reverse vignetIe portraits If
Grant aud SheTman. The person
VINO does the WORT, makes no attempt
to change the groure or the vlgDeItes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-28

WHEELING, VIVA, July 2.-Whal
ia uec,Aisu 10 be the mOet important
and largest gathering Of the heads Of
IaDOr organizations in America ever
held, 10 low la sessiop la tuls cry. L
ia the difference OF labor leaders called
last week by PIeeiueuL Nj. ID. Ratch.
lord OF the United Nil o workers and
approved by Pfesileut u mpers OF the
A mvr!can Federation OF Labor, OF
wnlon Lna miDers' organization Is a
part. The purpose OF the 20 uierenCe IL
20 aid In u speedy ana successful ter
minaliou OF tue great coal strike.
eassIJuH OF the conference were held
during the day anu tOnIght, QUE until
the night session was hello little hal
been accomplished.
the fiTet session OF the conference
was nell ut O'Clock on the arrival /
Messrs. Rlchford and Pears from
Columbus. On motion Uf Mr.. SJv-
ereign, Samuel Gompeis was chosen
to preside, aud SECRETARY Morrison,
also oil the +, deratiOn, was made ssc-
Rotary.
Chairman GJmpers then called upon
the miuers' representatives 10 detail
the siIuation. They were alec asked
to tuggest in what manner the other
labor organizations could give Ihelr
aid.
President Rilchford of the NJ iueF s.
union addressed the conference at some
length, stating fully the causes that
hau led to the suggestion Of work in
me bIiumiuOus rrgiouH suu presented
tue conditions oil tbs miners who are
taking part in the strike. He did not
propose al yIhiug IN the way OF rec.
concentrations rs TO what this organ.
.gsI lsbUr OF tue country shuuld 10 IN
aid VI ine strike, preierriug that i'm
poIiant subject be- left TO the considerG.
lion OF lHe conference. An appeal fOT
MD was made in a general way.
rhe nlgnt 80 'sinu was stlli IN pro.
gress at q late hour. Tne special com.
nilteo to devise waye anu means 10
aid the miners made Its report. Toe
report is an appeal to the country to
assist the mineIs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-28

Congress when II cUnvepes In Derem.
Der. BY the time Secretary Gage sub
mits his flrst annual report to Congress
next December he Will IN all prOba.
bility navs plan formulated which
may be submitted at the sdministra-
lion scheme Of currency reform.
That part dealing with the banking
system VIII aim ~ provide u safe amt
elastic bank currency and II may EN-.
brace a"Ine o the featutee OF the eau.
adlh n system or what Is NnowD as the
Baltimore plan, which was 30 gener.
silly recommended 10y bankerI when 1t
was devlsed. l Is expected some pro
vieion will also Ds framed to prevent
the usa Of greenback9 as an endlesa
chain for tue depletion OF tae treasury.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-28
InpnIsoNnENT FOR LIFE.


WYNN
in .ubH.
NEW YoRIl, July IS "A SPECIAL to
the Aetaiu nom Key West says Mo.
nuel fernandez, Toe young American
who was trieI by curt martial in tlo
iail at Havana, charged with bearing
aims against the Spanish govern meul
and auiudged guilty, has been
sentenceJ 10y the tribunal to inpr ison-
ment Tor life.
Al the close OF the trial the govern
ment prosecutor asked that sentence o.
death be imposed, nut the court
suspended the sentence until tJd1y
when II recommended life imptiso L.
meut. Tho sentence has been referred
10 Madrid Tor approval.
1t Is beiIeved that the mitigation Of
the sente CO 10 due entirely to thp
rent interest takes by Consul General
Lee In the CAGE and the strong plea
made by mis- council.
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THE BRiTirH IN INDIA.
Hostile TFibtsmrn CuI TeIeErnpn
MLrsh.

Wares.
LONDON, 2s.-A Iispstoh from Simiu
this mUruI says that the govern.
ment Is takipg all sters nects sTy to
cope with the emergency IA the
Chitral. Although Fort Cbakdara,
now cuI of, occupied an Isolated posi-.
ton, ~ was believed that with two
companies OF he 3lst Punjsh Infantry
anu Two gus the sarIis can holu lis
Own.
Tue ROAD between Mardan anu
MAlakAnu is blocked with hOstlle
tribesmen who have cut the Telegraph
wires. Three tquauTOns Of Bengal
ianceTs anu the second PunjAb in.
fantry regiment have started Tor
MaruaD. The seventh mOuaIsIn bat
terry is on the WY 20 Maitland anu
the West Kent regiment 10 held III
Tesdi ness al Peshewar.
The SimlA dispatch says that Cap.
tain Holland OF the Twenty ourlh
PuniHn infantry, was among those
seriously w,uuGeJ during Monday
nlcnrs attack ON Camp Nj Iisks d..
ARRESTED FOR INciriNG NATIVES TO
HOsI ILfTIEs.
LONDON, July ga dispatch from
BUmUsy Gays G4ngadhar Tilak, ma.
tive member OF the legislative cJuu oil,
was atIs ed last evening on the
charge OF iuciting the natives TO dis
Gti,cuOn. he wac formally srrnigusd
ia The Bombay ponce court this morn.
ing alter which the hearing was ad-
jour ed.
GsngEuhar TiIak hes for a long time
ngItated Unfortunately agaiust
British rule. o. lnte ne hat been more
Than usually viiulent. He 10 man
OF talent, u IN rough fanatic, oppose
to European ideas anu innovations
and he has teen itaIer in tue recent
outbreaks sguil g. the sanitary TeRula.
lions.
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WACO, Texas, July 2s.--This fore
nOOn IN the stock brokerage Office OF
q. l.. Tree d Co., b. f. KiveI ami
W. w. k,vetl were sat anu Killed by
Wan. LambIen, msmuer OF the
firm.
BAD feeling had existed between the
hlvstt br5tDers anu Lanbaen Tor
some time, growing uut Of charges
made by the relatives I.ambden anu
a slsler OF the X vets. Inc shooting
occurred dutlng tue busiest part OF the
DAY when the flee was crowded RUu
Il Ruseu int nsr excitement.
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Mckinley Presented wHh That of his
Gruat Grnndi,tner

YORK, Penn, July 2S.-- President
Mex uiey IL now in possession of the
Revolutionary war record OF Da viu
Mckinley, bis great grandfather.
DsviJ Mckinley was a resident Of
this city dunn the revolution and
served in Il York c;unty company.
The Rosters Oi sne cOmpauits irom thI
region are In The possession ot Mise
Carrie Hay, granddnughter OF Lieu Z.
Col. John day. ThrOuGh the ell r,s
II Mir. +. W. Spanglor, President Nc.
Kinney has been presented with that
one GJntHining the record OF his ancss-
tor.
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s,LyATIoN AKmX COLONIES.
In,s 10 lie EsIabiIshsd at $500 u
4 Fanny.

|CuCAGO, July rs. - Commander
spn.luuAer OF the SAivation army,
~ hss recently returned IRON an
bDsye ttlp III the west, curing
@1fD he examined lumUer OF tracts
hnd believed 10 be especially suited
feol'nlEitlon purpOses, has gained
~ eDIbuAasm In his purpose OF
Nling settlement for the poor. He
pr
y DO rot know yet where the colony
~ be located which wenOpe to iuuuu
III may oe in the viCinlty OF PueDl
fAltuquelqus. TheIe 10 plenty OF
lEoe tand which hgs peculiarly at.
4,rive Gestures OF climate, fertility,
oaissts anu Irrigation facilities. The
~ Is to establish families In small
w Of ground along the railway
aal1g into Tue city, these plals to be
Eete and two acres near the city anu
laslng In 3 20 to i've ana len acres
4 GitSi dlslauCes, tue iu.n being that
emaIitr farms near the city Will be
~ ny meu employed In variou.
ialonS who Will Gerry on indus.
luttnIts and work ia the soli OF
eif llt,le neds.
ARlll require STOUT $500 for every
iy iOcased 10 the ,e.Iouy which
lioptse, The money which Ia To
thth these farms we expect 10
nom persona VINO viii recop.
III cur plan sOuni busiuuss pret :
", and We Will pay them S per
sl 'heH money, though II tnsy
osh u Tor lees that WIN be 4,
eh the beiler. %
vai plan Is to place small tnmili.s
r.'e illtle farms Tree Of charge. I'M
AIms viii be Gold 10 them for $500
aud until that $500 il maid tn.v
ltqulIeu to pa 81 a week. mat
mt rate Of 10 per cent, hslt nj
VI Course VIII 30 to thuse a1.
lle money gAd the rest viii
e'er ior The neeus OF the con.
II 10 lntended that the iami.
N receive Instructions IN raising
s'e vegetables, caring for cvws
III 49, - eIvck anu dong the outei
ksino' H'u'' WIN mako them sci -sun.
4 :. sAa iai' iy ro-perous. The pet.
~ placed on tnese iafms viii IA.
|,sIn ".m Ne" YofB, Philadslpbia.
n, cI,s,. cincinnati, Chicago and
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CHICAGO. JuIy ga big FIRE In
Micui4sn City, IND, this morning
was brought unJer control abc,t
p. m. One mao los, has lie 40 d tn rec
were fatally burned, while several are
missing. Toe central portion OF the
town wa swept by the blaze, which
was caused by an explosion OF Deuziue
IN sash anu blin ctpTy. Phe dam
ago is estimated at SlUO 600
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-28

Has belonged Ia England since 1855,
81 IL tIhimtd
LONDON, July IS With reference
TO thu iolOtted tnlzufe by Great
Britain o Palmyra Island, Polynesia,
IL II officially stated that tle lslanG
has ntei Brt 81 stupe 1855. The re,
port is tuppOsuJ to nave arisen frlm
the lGct tn0t ii. NJ. ;. Wild swan
called there last Msy uu n periodica
trip.
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rnrsIurNlIAL ArroINrnrNrs.



Glen unicr sinrsum Of 'he District
OF Utah.
WAsHIS GToN, July 70 - The p. osi.
dent has made the following appoint.
nent:
stale--DAnlel sydney OF OHIO,
oonsul at Corr, Ireland.
IreiAury--- Qn0s. F,tchio, New York,
clmmissluuer OF imm grafton, port ct
New Yuhj Warner snerwloJ and
Go. W. WHuumaker Of Now York,
assls,nnt appfsissrs o. merchandise,
New YORK; Frank J. Nnramurc, col
l-clor OF customs, Faitfsid, Conn;
Cbae. IL. Maria, collector o; custo ms,
BrGz1e de Santiag9, rexae; Andrew
w. Francisco, collector o. customs,
Los Angeles, CAL; CHARLES L. Sspp,
Collector Of internal revenue TOR the
MN uisttict Of kentucky; Samuel j.
X ber.s. collector OF intsrna' revenue
or the gvsntu district OF Kentucky.
luterioI--AlvAn Egstmau, receiver
OF pubic mDueys at 81. Cloud, MINI. /;
Queries s. Men ioAOls agent Tor thu
lnGinus OF the COlyrRdO river agency
in AIllJna; Eiwatd w. FIX, re sia,er
o. the land flee ut Clayton, n. NJ;
Jay Lynch, u eDt for the ludlans OF
the Yakima agency ~ Washington;
Stephen j. L1uGhran, receiver u put.
lie moneys at Des MUiues, low; Gil.
bert y. Pay, OF Iowa, gu vsyor gem
eral Oi tue district OF A ssks; yhu w.
Dudley, OF Washington, ID. o., regis-
Ter o, The Ia, O flee ~ Si,ks, Aiosks I;
RJswell Sneldou, Of OHgoB, receiver
Of public moneys at Suka, AlBeka,
Andrew j. Duncan. oil Ohio, Indian
inspector.
Jusucc-CharIes s. Johnson, OF
Alaska, United S u ca district JUICE for
tho district Of Alasks; Glen Miller, Of
Utah, mbTshal ior the district OF Utah,
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PEORIA, H., July 2s---A telegram
was received thia muruIug by the
brotherhood OF Locomotive FITemen
saying they had won their sul. aGRlr 1t
the receiver OF the PnilSdelpnis, Read.
ing anu New Eugla d tailfosu u piU-
vent reduction Of wages Of the road
men. They were the only organlza-
don who went into court anu fought
the rednctinu.
In 1894 they won IA similar suit
against inu Union II ,Cilo.
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" IS. 1897, SALT LAKE CTTY, UTAH.

delegation, but no vas u tn b lie.
that they had roEcned sCmo kiud Of
an agreement at the conference at
Piiteburl, Kns., yesteriRy anu ~ so, 1t
would NJ ucuol be epdorsel ty the
miners Of Missouri.
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Kent a Vicious Dog.

Sarah Whitmore, charged with
keeping vicious dog, was tried in
the police court today, found guilty
and nDed one dollar, Tha ORDER OF
lie court was that the dog bs done
away witt, under direction of the city
ecuIuef
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To The State Prison.

Sher Il Belnsp brought down Jnsoph
Wilson from Ogden today and later
TOOK him out to tbs State prison. va.
son was convicted before Judge Rilspp
OF housebreaking anu was yesterday
sentenced TO one years imprisonmep I.
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PORT HURON, Mich, July rs The
steamer Cambria VI the Windsor,
DsIroit anu So line which left De.
.TOit Tues ay noon with 100 pssseu-
gers for Sault s.. Marie wa wrecked
this mOruiug on Like Huron, three
miles moth OF SaTnis. The vessel
ran into a drift Of ioss which had
broken away II m raft.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 2S.-A special
10 the Po,t.Dspatoh II, Mont
geometry, Ala, says that Rsv Mace
Coleman kllleI Prot. Patterson today
at tue Baptist congress In session
there. No reason for the killing IL
ataluu,