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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-30

Lester from the Britieh Admiral Read
In the House OF Commons.

Lester from the British Admiral Read
In the House OF commons.
LONDON, March 20 -Rsplylng to
various questions Ia the House OF
Commons today, ,regarding the Creteu
situation, the parliamentary secretary
for the foreign Uilice, Mr. Cuizlu, said
that the best answer 10 them was con.
lained 10 the dispatches from tue Brit.
ish admiral In CTetan waters, which
be read. Alter reciting the known In
ciienta OF the attack and capture OF
Malaxa and the evacuation OF the
block. house, which the admiral says
were due 10 the two cannon served
by the Greek troops operated against
1t, out OF sight OF the shipe, the dis
patches continue:
"Owing to repeated attacks OF the
insurgents, who on Saturday had can
non on tho tutposts commanding
Canes, the admiral decided that 1t was
necessary to treat the Insurgents as an
enemy and to demand troops from
their respective governments before
long, as in order to efficiently protect
the town in their charge, the further
advance Of tho insurgents must be
stopped.
"The greatest alarm prevails In tina,
town, wneIe famine anu disesse are
already threatening the refugees.
"Col. VassOe, who Ia reported 10
have received the sdmirals' ultima
tum, replied by ordering the capture
OF the block-hOuee."
Under cate OF Sunday the British
admiral teiegraphec:
the Insurgents are following theii
successes by developing an attack
upon strong earth iOS held by thC
Turks behind 5uda Point. The gen.
eral situation In the Island Ia that Col
Vsssos has declared opeu war against
tue great powere."
While Mt. CURSOR wRs reading tint
admirable dispatches the irish mem.
beers loudly cheered every references tt
insufgent successes anu laughed anu
interiected "OA's" or "Sbame" when
ever he spOKe OF Iepreesive measures
which were loudly cheere1 OH the
ministerial side OF the house.
John q. 5. McNiel, anti-Parnelllte
In connection with tho statement tina
| Gel. Vassos had declared war against
the powers, cried; INLAY ne succeed
Timothy NJ. Hesly exclaimed
| "Bravo Vasson.o
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TnIn1Y.rwo 10 ONE.
The Ratio between silver and Cola AS
kixed by Japan.

WASHINGTON, March 29.-The sec
Rotary IL the treasury IL In receipt OF
information from toe United State
minister al Toxic, Japan, TO tne effect
that during the present session OF the
Diet government coinage Dill Will be
presented for the confederation OF
that bo1y, which VIII, II passed,
change tho Standard OF value in Japan
from silver to gold. 1t Is proposed to
NIX the government ratio te:wsen the
two metals ut Ihirly-twoato one. The
unit value will be a golI yen. which
vii. be malt the weight anu value oi
The old japanese god yen, wnicn /.
Of the Same weight and iineness as the
Z Ia dollar OF the United SIatos. The
pr, posed unit OF value WIN, therefore,
Oe me * .ct equivalent OF so csuIs IN
United states money, anu spprC XII.
mRteIy OF lhe same Value as the pros.
ent uUit OF value IN Japan, the silver
yen, wnicn, at the current rate
rxcnabge, 10 worth about 81 cents In
Unilod yates money. Il 10 pfol oisd
mat the smallest coin minIod snAii be
a hve.yen piece, rhe further coinage
VI silver wlll be limited to Subsidiary
ooipr. The silver yen now IN oiIcula.
!, lion win be maintained at par WIN
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AN APPEAL FROM GOnEz.


Neus III hehhl ot tuDhuhs
CHICAGO, March 20.-The Record
tomorrow will contain letter from
Gen. Gomez. written to President
Mckinley, and containing n copy OF
one written February 9th to President
Cleveland. The Records copy was
sent by G. E. Crosby, the correspond
ent reported killed curing battle near
Arroyo BiaDcO. The original letter TO
President Cleveland, either went
astray or was suppressed by the reclpi-
ent. Gen. Gomez says:
SIN the Deld near Sancti Spiritus,
March l, 1897. 70 Hon. William
Mckinley, President OF the United
States OF America: Bir-Gep. Weyler
has arrived Ia the district OF Saucti
Spiritus with numerous army. He
comes not to fight nor to oppose his
strength to the forces with which L
defend these parts, but as san
culinary anu cruel general,
who will avoid combats anu
spread crime and tesolstiou every
where. Re comes to murder the
peasants In the heide, to kill tho onil-
drsn and to drive Cur prosecuted anu
outraged women TO hs woods, leaving
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PnEMATURE sTATEMENT.
MCKINLEY Has MOI Yet Had Titno &c
Consider the SILVER Question.

wAsHIsaToN. March 20. - From
careful inquiry In official circles here
1t appears that any statement that the
President has determined to appoint
specially accredited commissioners 10
undertake negotiations abroad with
foreign powers in iurtheranoe of bi-
me,alism Is AT least premature. So far,
1t 10 said, the President has been un.
able to awe Serious attention TO the
financial subject, and there is no Tea.
son to suppose that he has changed
his well defined plan OF insieIing upon
uelerring the consideration OF all otnsr
questions until the changes necessary
W be- made in the tariff are Effected.
Among the Republican senators, too,
there IL growing belief that before
anything 10 attempted in the way Of a
monetary conference 1t would be we'll
to wait until the appointments OF en-
bsssadors and ministers have all been
made and tue new OIL cials have had
iull, opportunity to sound the govern
menls to winch they are accredited, in
order 10 avoid rebutis.
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CHICAGO, March 29.-The Post says
today: According to an architect IN
Chicago, an extensive movement Of q
revolutionary nature has Just been set
on foot. Systematic agitation 10 to be
begun May Let. Outdoor meetings
are 10 be nelu, whetner or not police
permission Ia Obtainnble, and Just such
preparations and speechee as pTeceued
the Hsymatket episode are being
made,
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PURE Foop AND DRlNl<

Ofcourse we don't expect
you to like ,SchtlHRg's Best
Oolong if your usual tea is
Japan.
If you have made the
mistake of getting the
wrong flavor, go to the
grocer, get your money
back, and try the one you're
used to.
A sehiling & Company
San Francisco bSo
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March 49,
Passengers arGiving here from Havana
ay that u rumor 10 In general ciTcula-
ton there TO the effect that the crew
Of one OF the Spanish cruisers multi led
a few days ago anu took Possession
the ship, turning 1t over to the In.
surgeuIs, VINO have already begun IL
make captures of smaller Spanish war
vessels Of the coast guard. The Span
ish officials deny the story, buL 1t has
received confirmation from other
s)urcee.
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EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 20, 1904

Train No. leaves Ogden 6:45 a. m,
SAT- Lake 1850 ii. M, arrive at Pueblo
55;5O u. m, Colorado Springs 7:lS a. M,
Denver 9:S a. IN.
Train No. leaves Ogden 6:35 y. M,
SAT- Lake $40 p. m, arrive at Pueblo
1855 p. m, Colorado Springs 6;49 p. m,
Denver 9:25 p. m.
Connections made at Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver with all lines east.
Elegant day coaches. chair cars and Pull
man sleepers on all trains. Take tho
d. q Il. &. and have comfortable trip
and enjoy tho finest scenery on the con-
tinont
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MEN'S CLOTHING STORE

NEENS CLOTHING, srcky up'todate in every de.
Ns tail; fit uaranteed equal to custom tailor made at
AVE- halt its price This week word extra trousers.
We have just invoeed pairs and our desire is that
every man in Salt Lake City and vicinity could the
values we offer in this line Tor frankly admt in
business OF years have not seen anything
10 approach at price We solicit personal inspection
whether to purchase or not
OF Black Wool thoroughly well made, good enough
for dress.up business; worth s. This week.$2 90
All Wool new patterns, latest mixtures, dressy and
Fine Worsted Dress Pants, neat gray and black pin
stripes latest color mixtures worth 81 SO 10
An Wool gray pin stripes, thoroughly well made, war
ranted to give good wear worth s. so at..."..S2 %
Extra fine quality Dress Trousers perfect fit and make
all late color elects the S. &c and 81 kind, at ..Si 80
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order Of railroad wteckets, yet an easy
justment is open by the passage oil
Senate bill No. 222.
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Leave snit Lahs CIty.
No. 2-for bingham, Provo. Grsnd
junction And all y0iR's kAsI 7tsoa, N
NO t-for Provo. Grand Jpncuoa
A., aud all points Esst.......... :Aon m
No. b Tor Ogden and intermediate
rolnt'.....--.. .....,........... $50 p. =.
No. G-For bingham, Mt Pleasant
MAnti ,BelknRp, Rioh1eldhnd
all intermediate polnts. -. 1850 p. IN
no. f-roT kureEs. Payson, Provo,
- and all intermediate points sop. m
Nfoi Ogden and tho " est. u ~ u N.
no For Ogden and the ws.t. lei2s pm
Arrive salt Lake cay.
30 from bingham, rrovo. brand
Juhehon and the EA1t.. ... l1tls p. m
10 S-Irom Provo, Grand junction
ana The East. IL Us p. m
No. b-From Provo Bingham. EureEA
hichncld. Belknap, Mantl and
40 M Inlsr meuiAla poInts...... bf5o .. n
W. IRON Ogden and inIormsu.
80. 7-fTOm kursEH and Psysoh VIA m
No 4-fTom ogden and Ihe West $40 r. m
no, s-trom Ogden Rhd the West. sg0 p. m
ohIt lins running through Pullman fAAe'
neeLlnF cars Salt Lake CITY TO san fThncisco
shl! Lake CITY to Denver via Grand Junction
AhS SAT- Lake Oily TO Kansas City and ChIoa
80 via Colorado points.
Through tourist or family tlespera vtthou
ehsnge. TO kAnAes City. Chicago and Boston
fTee reclining chair cars Salt Lake
Ticket once, 10 v. End SOllh
i. {. DODGE, Sen. MANAGER.
IL. IA bCUCk. Irhfno Manager.
D. "A. WADLElsH. Gen. PsASgr. Agt
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THE
DENVER & Rio
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD

The only line running two
through fast trains daily to
LeadviIle, Aspen, Pueblo, Col,
orado Springs and Denver.
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Trains arrive and depart a, salt Lake City
Daily as follows
un effect March 10th. 1879

-,
From Chicago, Omaha, St Louis,
Kansas THY, Denver. Park city
- anu guen. ......,....;. - 3:lo m
From hc,enh, butte, Portland, San
iran eteo Ogden and informed
- lhle points, ........,.. ...., ,.a..... s'uo IN
From san francisco, Cache valley
ogden and intermediate points. 'ilb m
From Chicago. Omaha, St Louis,
kansas City, Denver and Ogden 3;5O IN
u ron Frisco, Milford, and inierme-
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wiIfOrd Woodruff, Geo. M. Cannon,
President. Cashier.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-16
COTTON.

New Orleans, Nov. 15.-Cotton-Steady
sales, 100 bales; ordinary, AZ; good ord
nary, IA; low middling, 4 15-16; rn.ddlins.
5A; good middling, ~; middling fair, sac.
New York, Nov. .15.-The cotton market
opened easy with prices unchanged 10 5
points lower: ruled very quiet but steadily
improved on scarcity Of sellers and light
improvement demand and at II o'clock pri-
ces showed a nea gain Of 4 TO points
with the market at that ME inavtive but
steady. Sales 3, 600 bales. Evidence of a
better feeling in the English markets led
shorts to proceed with caution this morn
ing despite estimates of $500 TO 5000 bales
for today's port receipts. The decline a.
the opening was due to sheer lack Of sup
port rather than to any selling pressure.
Closing quotations: Spot steady; m.ddling
uplands, 1916; middHng gulf, Lie; sales
1,SsS bales. Futures steady; sales 15S.00O
bales January, s5.6s; February, s5.73;
March. s5.7S; April, s5.s3: May, s5.ss; June.
s5.e3; July. s.s7; August s602; November,
and December, s5.63.
Galveston, Tex, Nov. 15.-Cotton-Easy;
m:ddling, 5-16.
Liverpool, Nov. 15.-2 p. m.-Cotton-Spot
large business. American nliddlng 7-S2.
Futures quiet, demand moderate.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-16
sOCIErY IS OUT OFT
New York's Horse Show Is Not What Ii Hs
Been Heretofore


Been Heretofore
New York, Nov. 15.-There were few
people present in Madison Square Gar
den today at the hour set for the open
ing of the thirteenth annual exhibition
of the National Horse Show OF America.
The weather was damp and ioggy all
the forenoon and moreover the program
fo- the first halliday was not such as TO
attract general attendance. o, 10
O'Clock the actual work Of exhibition be-
gan with the exercising of horses in the
ring under the supervision of the ring
master. This went on for Iak an hour,
when the was cleared for the prelimin-
ary trials over the jumps. of horses en-
tered in classes and 10, the animals ac-
quilted themselve. creditably. TO be al
lowed TO compete in the final trials set
down for later period in the exhibition.
This occupied the time until recess.
At the afternoon session there was a
little better attendance but still the
number or visitors present was small.
The program FOR the afternoon was fun
one for the judging Of horses and ponies,
including 46 harness horses, class AZ; s
hackney stations, in classes q and 2S;
"A road.ters in harness. class Il; 81 pairs
of carriage horses. class "a; IS ponies un-
der saddle, class 81: five standard bred g.
year-old trotting stations, class s; Z
teams. four-in-hands. not under IA or
over 10 hands nigh. class 81, and those
hunters and jumpers relected in the
trials given earlier in the day.
There are those who regard this the
crucial year of the show. II Is claimed
that soci5ty that for 50 many years had
made the show a part OF Vanity Fair.
has tired of II. IT Is fact that the sale
OF boxes fell off a good deal ard people
who last year could not have obtained a
box ait any price are this year box hold
ers. The same is true OF the sale OF the
reserved seats in the first tier. There
the receipts fell off over $2S, 900 for the
last year. It is said that those members
of society who will grace the show with
their presence, in the main Will keep
away from the boxes. The opinion held
of the value of the boxes either from a
financial or social standpoint may be
best judged from the fact that boxes
were sod at such low figure as s75 for
the entire week.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-16
only. The land embraces the lacoaly

only. The land embraces the lacoily
famous Holy Ghost spring.
In the San Antonito case Manuel Cres-
pin and forty others were the claimants,
the question raised being whether a
grant made by prefect, az in this case.
is valid. Justice Brown said there were
some instances in which subordinate Of
ficials were duly authorized to make con-
cessions OF the character Of this but ne
held that where there was governor in
a province with such power. as was the
case in New Mexico, prefect would be
precluded from exercising any authority.
Ju-tice Fuller said in affirming the de-
cision in the San Diego case that the
grant here claimed was included in a
larger grant which had been confirmed
by congress. In this case Amanda c..
Hayes was the claimant.
The motion of solicitor general TO ai-
vance the time for hearing the Labra
silver mining case was granted and the
first Monday in March named as the
time
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-16
THE WEATHER.
Wichita Kan y

Wichita, Kan, Nov. Is, 1897.
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Clearing and colder Tuesday; far Wednes-
day; warmer by Wednesday night
During the past "a hours the highest tenn
perature has been So, the lowest IS. and
the mean 45. with cloudy weather. a cold
high north wind, and rapid rise IN press
ure. The wind changed to north just be-
fore Z a. m.
The river remains very low. e:ght-tenths
Of foot on the gauge.
Thus far this month the average temper
ature has been 81.
For the past nine years the average tenn
perature for the month of November has
been 49, and for the 18th day. 46.
FRED. L. JOHNSON, Observer.
Washington, Nov. 15.-Forecast for Tues
day:
Kansas-Fair: brisk, northly winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Terr!tory-Threat-
eIing; colder; brisk, northerly winds.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-16
AGAINST THE CLAIMANTS
Supreme Court Decides Three New Mexico
Land Grand Cases

Washington. New. 15.-In the United
Sts,es supreme court today three opin-
sons were rendered on sYpesis from ne
ccu-< 0s private IsRd claims involving a.
many ,aoi grants in ire -e--ito-y O;
New Mexico. the giants affected being
those known as the pasture, TIE san An
.oni,0 ard the san Diego g1suc.- In a.
F11-se c.ses the couri bescz fisod decid-
- agsinsc the cIainIan,s ana ne 81
pnene court today affirmed the tscfson
in e7ch ca.e. Jsrs.ic@ Brown delivered
Tl,e o2iniou Of sa- court in tse pasture
and san AIE1aito cases and C-lie< Jzs-
tice Fuller in the Saa DIEGO case
IN tie pasture case the Pleos0 Indians
. Zis, San Ar:Sni:o Erd james xe-@ TIE
claimants sni appellants The grant IN
viewed ~ oc5 sc-e. x la,i IN bis opln-
ion Jrs-see Brozn stated that al taeze
circumstances vent 60 STOW tn; Tae
grant vas mere Ics3.e 20 the Iniis1s
. use shs aats co- pl-2oees ot pasture
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-16
&C. O. PAGE & co..
5IS East Douglas. Wichita
Wichita.

and there are points OF toucA between
US siL These feelings melt the inxoss "
friendship into bright coin; tear the rust
ot wrry from the mind. ana remove the
seed oS discon;snt from me mental YER
inform appendix. AZ true newspaper
men are fraternity men and they love
God ana their country.
Not opiy is this association 10 be con-
graduated On its high standing and evil
dent worth. but that rs condition ts SOL
vent is cause for eiation- This face
shows that oonmendanie irteres, Is
taken IN its welfare. While not a com
mercial organization. IL IL imperative
ths; the treasury reserve BE- kept in
tac;. in order that TIE financial credit 4
the association h-e not sailed by freQacn,
bond issues.
| In this connection. one trrnchant re-
commendation may oe offered That Il.
let each member read his re>ori clear
on the books OF ese recording secretary.
IN calling thirty desirs 70 thank
| the members q the press for thei- Whole
some cooperation wiIh the officers OF
this association. and also tAe railroad
i N---~%-~~' '-tF tfeAfN - ttNeBksS.y AAid
eously accorded fsvors 20 the me-nbers
Mr. Mayor. 10 II needless tor me 90
reiterste that We are profoundly thank
ful for your kind word. and The 9iospisa-
BILE treatment rendered Us We srs
proud OF Hennesseys aniabie re-npera-
meTlt, and henceforth NE shall witch
with even more Jealous interest snd
pride the growth and increasing
strength OF your delightful cfty.
I'VE find that while bere our wants
are not too lstc fo- classification. and In
bowling our acknowledgment you may
feel assured that the nemogy OF this
regal occasion will SwEys run next 20
fresh matter In the minds of ne me-n-
bers present. II win not be showed down
among the boxer plate. nor will Il bear
the Tt e. o. a.. or even IRE =. q mark.
but will be considered a priceless re-
nrem6rance contract for life
The worst cold ever had IN my re
was cured by Chamberlaiu's Cough Rem
edy." writes W. IL Norton Of Sutter
Creek. Cal This cold left me with
cough and I was expectoTaslng az TIE
time. The Remedy cured me. and want
al OF my friends when troubled with a
cough or cold 10 use Il. far IL WIN do
them good" Sold by druggists
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-16
COFFEE AND SUGAR Markets.

New York. Nov. 5-Coffee-Options
opened steady at points advance; ruled
moderately active, with narrow variations,
selling checked by higher European and
Brazilian cables and covering in anticipa-
ton of tomorrow's holiday at Rio and
Santos; buying checked by heavy supplies
and renewed tendency towards larger re-
ceipts at Rio and Santos; closed steady,
with prices to 10 points advance. Sales
II 500 bags. including December S5.60Q5.65;
March, $3.50. Spot coffee-Rio steady; No.
invoice, 61a; jobbing &c.
Sugar-Raw, stron; fair refining. 3as; cen
trifugal, Sc test, ss7s; refined, firm.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-16
DRY GOODS Markets.

New York, Nov. 15.-The dry goods mar
ket opened very firm, with light trading
this morning. There were sensational re-
ports Of decline in print and in the east
ern cotton goods market, but this proved
unfounded. The Improvement in the mar
ket for woolen goods has been very slow,
indeed. In cotton goods, the situation is
no more hopeful than 1t has been for the
last two or three weeks. The buyers in
the market cut very small figure, and
mail orders continue very slim. The re-
port that print cloths have gone to &c is
unsubstantiated, though bids are made at
that figure without results Prints and
ginghams show no change in any detail,
sales baing still light even at a decreased
pricA
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-16
CATTLE.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
ShsDDers.

Henry Steinkerchner Of Newton had
down one car of hogs.
Astle & Son. of Haven, was here with
one car Of hogs.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-16
The ClermOnt


superior all soft coal heaters They have ness ash
pits large size ash pans ground joint doors dampes
sides they update in design and finish Write for
descriptive circular. The Radiant Universal Base
the preties and best working hard coal heater the market
See these stoves before buying
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-16

Judges, and Not the Police. Confer the Rite
In that Country.

London, Nov. 13.-The French cham
Der of deputies on Friday adopted a
bill, which has already been passed by
the senate, providing for reform in the
criminal investigations before examin-
ing magistrates, which have been such
a notorious scandal Owing TO the Sc
crecy of the procedure. prisoners have
frequently been inundated and en-
trapped by magistrates desirous of con-
vic:ing them. Thereafter prisoners
must be interrogated Immediately after
their arrest and in the presence Of their
lawyers.
First Neighbor (proudly)-'fMv daughter
is learning the violin" Second Ditto (sad-
ly)-"So l hear. Fun.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-16
GRAIN AND PRoDUCE MARKETS.
CHICAIan

The following official range OF prices on
grain and provisions al Chicago is furnish
ed by the Chr.stie-Street Commission Co,
Board CT Trade Room, Sedgwiek Block,
Wichita. Kan: