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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-11-04

tnta's merchants claim
&c yellow fever quarantine
It the city $1,000, 900.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-11-04
Toledo, {

Sold by Druggists. 1Ic.
Halls Family Pills are the
best.
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TAPESTRY PAINTINGS


-rs-H 'aDr-'-v paintings 90 Cra.a-a from. -
a-t--- eEaT.ag,-si. 5rc'u,l.r- -alI ..s.a.---- =
.t.r Paris salon. >-Ea - cents .sr %! I'm
b. -fH studies.
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Nv styles. ra-f--.sl f.v god medal ar. -
From j. cents rU-4 Up send - o. =. -,-.r4y
'Ep-.-> uU .G-g- ~--lu.' i-sak aEr ErsT..-y. \
quantity q la. y.aT- Elr,-r- - s.rL $ q roll
l.w - and - c-Et-- Vii. lEc-uG. G-sFs-r-
samples IL uaCk s-c.
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DEC JRATIpS>

Color Recommendations and estimates sub
Ezlr-ad f-f-a. Artists lent - all Tsrr-- 80 the
world 20 De- every sort - decorating and
painting We ar educating the country III
color harmony Relief. stained Ela-~. VA.
1920 -s -T.r-. fgr-irUr-- ORA r4.----c- Pupll-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-26

by a railIoaJ. ono Il these d. rom d
point on he Can adiau Pacific; tht
other is rom Dyea. As for as we wtsr
acie 10 sac rfain neither pgetcn,s
many dimcuges.
"rn9t lromDyoa would be the shor .
Isl Iur inY reason that only tomr
elghly mi " Of roud would have to be
oniil' nc feat Of the route to the mi1ts
DeInS by means OF the diver. or coursu
curing the winter soason this Elut,
"1uIu b. oltsni rs far IS Tie river u
comet rDcd. This route wuul1 do away
WIN the faculties " the Chilcal pas
10 TAO early dsys. /. would naturally
O'' closer means u con uunicatiou
H:in San Francisco and Tor that rta3on
l. not liheIy to be favored by the Ca.
nHuiUu government.
"Iho other route 10 about 900 miles
.onger but being entirely within the
Dominion OF Canada is likcly to re-
celNe earn,s. co sitera,ion at tht
mai DE- " the government.
'Ihe moueyel men OF that section
arc wiiIiyg 10 asslst any onterprige ui
ihb character VII On Will tenu 10 de-.
Nelop tho country. Tue attention Of
tIo wor!L has bonh called 10 cur cyur.
ny Und the idoR that only fairy tales
lave hreu wgiiten about It's wealth !e
uelas quickly lispulled."
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IMPORTANT INVENTIONS.
They May ReVOluliOniza The Hand
ling oil War Vessels.
OIL 10 he Used ms FUEL Instead of
CoaI-Graa, Saving of labor
and Money.

ANDERSON, Ind, July 26.-I
w. A. Chapman has gone to m ~,
ington to file patent pppl cTa,
interest proper governmp a.,
inventions by Fra1k Nj ~
cit which have betI. "eeu, OF tni'
tested practically aucien eomple'e''
capable OF revolutioniz'h ioubu 10 OF
ling OF war vessels at \, liug the hand.
The Inventions ca,r, ha.
iection the idao or,,fnrJed out to per-
in using oil ipstsad "A ted by Russia
Tor war veeseIs. coai rs iuel
Reefs invention C
oil burning which Overs system o.
possible Tor n yesselJd would make IL
10 carry enough IA like the Iuuiaus
around the W rcraei 10 Iast o. tll
gse generation f.orlu. Ihe system is
generated by Vkom OIL. Toe gas 10
smokeiess and AN aiomiz plan, Is
more hent th,F 10 capable OF tenth
ibirty.thrse MN the Russians get, or
povernmant i.Jer cent more than the
mixing A. M as row getting from clal,
epeeu. Inn tseibie to work upsa greater
stOkeTs are ~ great Vsssel Wnere thirty
can bapdlete now necess ry, one ms u
pns of tne II all the valves. Another
tank thar T1nventions covers q storage
shell nroj 10 absolutely bullet sn q
ment IL ,hof. The cost OF the equip.
Ior in a rvery small aud would be paid
fuel. month or so in the saving OF
~
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ROAD TO DUBLAN.
Linz Comp!eitd From II paso-iIcauti,
fui Koaab d-snil Luk,rs
Interested,

William Moreley Black, one Of the
eRry settlers here ami pioneer in
sou horn u ,ah, has been In town our.
ing the Jubilee from Colsnia Dublan,
Mexico. He says that the railroad that
has been under construction for some
time past from I'll Paso. Texss, into
Mexico, Is now completed as far Us
DuOlan. The road is $50 miles In
length and is cousl, cred to have one
of the finest roadbeds OF any line In
America. Work began on the con-
siIuction In October of last year.
The service is daily from both ends
Of the line and proves very sltlsiac.
tory. J. Fews5n Smith, formerly OF
SAT- Lake, is chief cngIpeeT. anu
David Harmon, another Salt LIker,
was ioremal Of the grsuing division
OF the woib. Mt. Harmon returned
to this uity recently but II setaln
when work begins.
ColOnia Dubihn il only a temporary
teIminue. Toe objective point lie
down IN tho STU hweetern part OF
Mexico. the Richest part oil the coun
try. 1t is tn ught that work viii be
commenced again soon.
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BAKER CITY, Oregon, July 20 Tho
sale ui tnu BUnanZi niue has been
consummated and all the naueis
signed. The price paid was $3.50 900.
FIFTY thousand dollars was psid on the
spot; hall OF the baisnce ID TO bs paid
N thiry dBye and the Remainder in
elxty u y, although 1t is understood
that all VIII he paid within the thirty
day, as the buyers dhposiiad tho lull
purchase price In New Y TX bank
anu mad certified checks ius the fun
amount wish them On their arrival
hute.
The purchasefs are John NJ. PAlef-
on OF Pittsburg, Gorge Crswior1 OF
Now YORK, +. Z. Hayes Of Philadel.
phia and J. 4. Wallace OF Denver.
Albert, Louie, Emma, Edward anu
Frank Goiser had been inc owners OF
the BOnsuzA far the last elk yeare.
Prior 10 that time 1t was operated by
James Steele, cashier OF the First
National BsnE Of Portland. Two years
lgo the property could have been
bought for Sl00,000
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NV TARIFF EFFECTIVE
From lha Beginning Of Tho Day on
Which Il Was Signed.
Chat Nv tho View uI tho TrensurS he.
pnrimonl-r hc Revenue Que.-
tiOn IDvoiytd

WAsHtNGToN, July 20 The Hecre-
tary OF the treasury holds that the
now Tariff act was In eff aGt at the be-
ginning OF the day on which it re-
ceived the approval OF the President
aud therefore became operative after
midnight OF Friday, Juy 23rt. AS
distant Secretary Howell today sent
the following Telegram 10 collectors OF
cu9tomf;
"Pne department holds that the
new tafltt law covers aui includes all
customs business ot July 2iih"
Later IN the dsy Ivrma circular Of
instTuctions cOveriug more uly the
departments Views on the subject viii
90 nreseuteu anu mailed to all customs
collectors. The opluiOn OF The attorney
general has not been requested on thu
matter, the dtpartm holding that
.he question Is o. sufficient i'm pOrtanc
IN just ying them to take Ii to the
courts Tor hnsl determination, inde.
pendent OF whag the We've OF the Law
officers Of the government Nigh be IS
to the merits OF the case.
SENATOR Allison WAS at the treasury
department today ann in course OF cJu-
yersatlun ON the subject said that in
nis opinion there was no reasonable
doubF .that the act covers all OF the
DAY on which II became law. This
alsl il The view Of ali the prominent
officials OF the treasury department
Including the COLLECTORS Of customs at
New YOrk aud several Of the leading
ports u The country.
SutficIeL It Jala pom which to base a
~ mi m "a If nf
Involved mas not been Received, but 1t
Is state1 roughly that 1t probably
VIII be betw, en- 500, 900 and $500, 900.
The inter al revenue department
Will cave even greater amount
by the new ruling thun the customs
bfauch OF the service. Daring the hvo
days from July 20 10 and Including
Saturday, Jul, "a, the Internal revs.
nue. stamp SencIes sold approx innate
~ 50, ISL, 800 IN beer stamps alone, ana
VI TINS amount H. Ia estimated tnAt not
more than .Ona.thiId or 81 ,727, 1865
reached tnelr -stluation bsfUIe the
8cl went into effect. lhe sivlug to the
government on these sales of beer
sGsnps alone !. expected to aggregate
not less than SlS3. 900. CJmmissioner
Forman today lelegraphed all stamp
agents to settle u the oasis OF the h.
crens d rate al 73o. per barrel, aud 1t L.
expectei that tuese instructions will
Apply to all CASTS where the
stamps were not aGlu lily all xeu to
the packages before the new rate be.
came operative. No figuFes a. " the
am ut OF cigarette stamps disposed OF
have yet been received, nut Il Ia be-
lieved that the eaies have been abnOr.
mRlly !arge ns the rate OF tax Oh
cigarette, speaking generally, vas in
creased 100 per cent or from 81 ce u
peg thousand TO one dollar. The -
LucenenIs 10 tobacco manufacturers
to lay In Il large supply were even
greater than In the 80 .. the breweIs.
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siHs. nAYnHncK's CASE.
fhe British Government Again BE.
cIinss to inIorfcFc

Ehe British Government Again sc.
ciinrs to inIorfcFc.
WAsHING1oN July 26.-The Bfliish
govetnment mas sgain declined to
interfere in the execution OF the seu-
ience of Mrs. Florence Maybrick on
the ground that there he no reason Tor
> chan, @ o judy ment ia the mat err
The last effort 10 secure at least an
amelisrntiOu in the condition ar; 81
nhnoment was made by /. 49,. no'
dor Haye who had Ct -
feespondence orr. the az sGybisc- win
tr re ,o,e e..sn Office which he has
, ~ nsmitted TO the sta'e department.
L1Td Sallsbury appears to have called
or u report In the care from Secretary
Ridley and the latter fcgretiully etated
that he was unable, In view OF the
conclusion which had been reached
by himseIi 6uu his preuec' 81 as to
Mrs. Maybriok's guilt, TO rec mmend
10 her maiesiy aty exceptional treat.
ment that should be occorGed to her
Secretary Ridley also added that the
medical report IN Birs. MaybrIcR'. case
was quie satieis Glory, an evidencs
that the government does not creIit
any q the statements as TO the insan-
lty OF the piisOuer
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Railroad Notes.

Both the Oregon Short Line aud the
Rio Grnndu Western are extending
tbeir local Jubilee tickets two daye,
making the limit Juy 2Sth. This Ia
done in order to enable them to carry
their passengers with greater facility
and also to allow pas'engers TO visit In
the city little longer. The Uniou
Pacific will make no extension in
Jubilee tickels from Og den east.
An excursion has been arranged
from Salt Lake tn Mercur ana Tintic
points leaving today and tomorrow.
The rate is single fare for Il una trip.
The Sallsir company Is negotiating
with X. p. Speedy, the nigh diver, to
give exhibitions during this week.
Speedy's engagement closed yester-
day,
Z The A. o. U. w. gives an excursion
to Saltair Wednesday.
Mre. Lieut.. Guysr OF Fort Douglas
leaves this evening for the East.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-26
Church School Convention.

A convention Of Church school
teachers Is now being held in the L..
d. 8. College, this city. qnere
will be tuur daily sessions, be.
ginning at 10 O'Clock am. toner.
row, tuesday, JGiy "a, 1897. An
teacneIs sud ITienus OF education re
invited 10 attend ana REPRESENTATIVES
nom the faculty and beard Of eaeh
Church echCol Ia expected TO be
present.
During the fret three days the pro.
grams viii hg FURNISHED respectively
by the Is, Y. Academy, Provo, the
l.. ID. 5. College, this city, anu tns
Il. Y. College, Logan.
Popular lectures will be given 10
evenings to when the public is COR.
uially invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-26
The ZONE md Labor Ari,n,ions.

PARIS, July 2G.-rhe Figaro pre-.
d'cIs tho cary Issuance OF papal
encyclical ceusuring the priests who,
lespite the Warnings Of tnelr ecelesi-
neticai fuperiOIe, continue to incite the
w0rkiDgmen Of France and other
countries TO demand their riuhtp,
forgetting meanwhile their own
pfl's'ly uuty, whic1 10 to enjoin the
wotkingmen to respect tue rights Of
their EN- oIoyers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-26
Change Of Program.

The exercises In the Eighteenth
ward Sunday school yesterday were
ofaD unusually pleasing nature, and
unique feature was the fact that ali
cave one were by children or graud-
children OF noted Pioneers. Among
the names whose memories were thus
honored were Brigham Youcg, Eras.
,us Snow, Heber G. Klmball, Orson
suencer, John II. Murdoch, Daniel
Ii. Wells and Farley p. Pratt.
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Did His Work Well.

Connected with The Jubilee com.
nnissisn's work have been men whose
names have not appeared 10 print and
in consequences the public has not
been maze aware Of much valuable
service. Among those who have not
been mentioned for excellent labo 2
inlslligeRtiy performed is Mr.. b. F.
Redmont,w who ia charge OF all teams
used on the floats. The commission
found him the right man In the rigb,
place and desire TO reiurn thanks to
him nccotiinply.
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Willis is Cantured.

Sheriff Lew went to Elslnore today
10 bring back A. A.Willis,t the man who
escaped from the county Ilil few
weeks ago. Willis was serving q sixty
days sentence having been convicted
Of petit larceny. While engaged
painting the Tolf Of the AL one DAY he
took his departure. Nothing was heard
OF him until Saturday when word wa
received that he was down IN SEWER
county A charge OF grand larceny
still stands egal ri him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-26

desired 20 that the New jersey corp,.
ration can hardly be called q co soii.
datioD, combination or trust. 1t Il.
one new large company In control OF
the entire business. There will be
but ono set OF officers ami the eeuarate
boards OF directors ere eliminated.
Tue concerns anu their daily capn.
city in bushels Of crrn whicn have
been pur ohHssd 10 as follows: Chicago
sugar refinery, Chicago, &c COO; Amer
can Glucose company, Peoria, 26,0OU;
Peoria Grape Sugar company, Peoria,
10000; Davenport Sugar Refining
company, Davenport, Iowa, 0,0UO;
Fermenich Mgnufaclufi" c1maany,
Marshalliown, Iowa, 1900. Total
daily capacity, l0l 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-26

PoRr TOWNSEND. WASH, July &c.
The steamer City of Topeka arrived
early tbie morning from Alaska. she
brings news that the Klondyke fever
Is en- the increase at Juneau, nearly
every ablt-b del man there hHving
gone or prepared to 60 to the rlch
nelds. AuIheatic reports direct Irom
Dyea are that there is now as much
freight piled up at the head OF the inlet
ne the Indians can nsck over the
divide in the next eighteen months.
Ihls amount OF freight Will be more
than doubled when the steamers
Queen and Mex CO, now en- route,
arrive. This condition OF ofiairs prac.
ltcaily precludes the p tslbility OF
hunur'ds OF tho gold seekers reaching
the mining region TINS year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-26

""'' Forty Million Dollars, su,,,
III IN hoi n trust.

' rory Million Dollars, But 4,
IL Rot trust.
hioAGo, Jug ga special tn In,
~ IhsiAld iIom New YORK sayt.
Y Vu'lness which caned the twg
CORPORATION sttornrys, Lew
shu John p. Wilson, to New
Ns' Week anu led 10 rumar m,
enees OF several of the Isr,
.Unpahle', 1t Is now learned VISA
shaping OF big comp,nv
nas been organized and which
\, uienhsed, with uns or twn ex
81 ~ ~ gu Tue glucose manufsc,orles
luea Of the slze of tho d,.i
ogAlhed from the fact thai tna
~ n oIton will have n can,toI wig
wYvVV bnd Will control with
,r MIA 'xeFtlon tue Whole Gin.
IA Su.lul Of the Uniteu s,sta'
I'm enouhls annually To oAo
,sm, EuHds' II Involves too nv.
I0Ca ba'' annually OF about n
III Susutls oil corn.
nv, ,S'ion to the Importance n, tho
ny, the character ~ ,S Of the
ana ohlcsgo capltaIlsts wr"
bt,ry 1elwtll'en the stocK ot H.
Ei,rs' 'UMmAnds attention, Tn
ill street. ''EEest Interest
fsn Ty hem @,1a., arc }. p. Morgan. the
s%a'yst, F. D. Mstth,s,.oaI a. o.
.u' u the Americas vice.
IN, COMPANY ex.Gov' r. 's ~
lnspe,s,,.nony Brady ana otba,
CnICsgo contipgsr, ,.
q, L, Sinsn y. Ream, MsysI, ~,
ssa ~ ~ q Letter, RoDe,t IT ~ W.
Y York took kipd,v
h., .viaeucsd rom H. pf9po'
I'm S,eliytour hours a Ter 'ns lsot
lal stock "a we're Invited. !
n ov ,yOV .',ll. anu sl4. OoO, OS5 10 Ue,
hta- Glers and t9 ny 'g's Insn
PIiln,lzS,Ioo,s 20 per cen,. Tho =" az -
N i, To- h. ,' tL o. NE few cerr M "a
N N ,T II alneotpOrAted up9. ,I pI 10y
N 1eiary 10 IA. t,ii,f iht
uuhd'eu ana ro, V,iDW';
n eSS. per cent pIet. s thousand
9 coD 10000 share 'I .o stock,
,Onimon stock s5 ssvsn pef
v pi1 10000 600. w, COG 900,
ShS Ga''9 ,y nas oeep o,,.
Z ts No .Ge trust laws I IN ~, lnnniug
Nv ss slas,, have nav been pa in bs.slsS
bought ~. has, iu Ihe tS ts, e,
''' 'A'u all the pi,D rI-
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SATISFIED.
H., Er;Iness IS PlCklng Up and
fVfl Continue 10 Improve.
,,,cy CONTENTION OUR TARIFF


v YORK, July 26.-The Worio
ssc,elary OF State John snef'
vbo is enj ylns q vacation ~
..n.e,t, N. j., consented 10 q
w interview ,,
~, secretary wss asked II be nal
L.,r thnt President Mckinley had
~ the tsrifl bill -. ,,
M, I read Of 1t In the papers, .
M nof course l was looking
~
"a nd now, will we have pros
kdbW .,,.. =,
N ,f,tels OF the Wilson tariff Dill.
sink that BUSINESS is picking up anu
6roptinue to improve.
~ must not expect TOO much too
lly; ii may take a little lime BE-
,,.je viii fully feel the stimuli l.
,asrt of the new protective tariff,
ID will not be long,"
fhere has been much complaint at
nilure 10 fulfill campaign prom
IN pr sperity," It was suggested.
zYe,.D answered Mir. Sherman,
n YOU will always find lot Of mall
-b1ls VINO acI without reason.
n accuse the administration OF not
tltg lis promises withon, waiting
{aIye lhe administration a chance TO
I'm, How cOnlJ PTesiuent Nc
[Ipjey DO more than be did before he
n ne machinery In order"
|aIn the foreign press, particularly
be German newspapers," 1t was
"the new tariff tchedulee
\ being very bitterly CONNIE u ted
ID, snd there are threats OF Ietalia-
" measured"
|fWell, said MIR. Sherman, "that lie
|piling; that Is only to be expected.
D We have put into effect tariff
1ish imposes duty on lOfeign male
~ It is quite naturally objection.
10 foreigners and that their Lews.
leet shOu d think of TeialiatI ms Ia
Nj oil surprising. Ii HIS aiways
|l6FeJ the making Of new taTin"
sDld you read the Presidents cuI-
nry message and Of rhe failure OF
! 6euslu to act upon il?'
~ cid, and / Will say mat l am not
1flsed that II islled toseonre action.
Ne quite positive that after the
% bill was sigDei, COM ress would
lspin without touching either the
fnney question or the annexation
Ia haN all"
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BALTIMORE, July 20. - Genera
Manager Gfeene, Of the Baltimore
and Onio railroad, said this morning
that here was no coal being confisCat-
ed by the company and that all com.
mercial coal was being promptly ier-
waided 90 lie destination. He also bso-
lutely denied the STORY that armed
gusrus bad been placed on passenger
irains through Pennsylvania and
West Virginia.
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Judge Hles viii leave for Iowa to-
morrow, expecting 10 be- absent from
Tue city for about three weeks.
A tidal OF the main Issues, as to
whether the temper ny writ OF man.
date ehoulI We made permanent in Toe
case OF James q. Jensen, as county
recorder OF salt Lake counIy,vs James
II. Monk, Is OH before JuJge Cherry
today. Monk was rec rder Of The sig
Cottonwood mining district. The office
having been abolished by the last
Legislature Jensen made demand
Tor The records which Monk refused
to deliver.
Counsel for Monk demuT to the
petition for wit OF mandate which
the court last week overruled. a
number OF witnesses were examined
ana the case was still Ia progress when
tue NEWS report closed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-26

San FRANCISCO. July 20. - The
widow OF the iAte j. J. O'BIien, and
James O'Brlen, tho surviving partner,
aave assigned nil tn" sstels OF the
firm OF J. ]. O'Brien & Company to
Charles n. Ravens, for the beneli OF
tho creditors. This action IL the result
of n consultation OF local cTeditlrs,
who determined to take such steps as
would preserve the business, snield
the firm from possible embarrassment
by eastern creditors and protect their
own interests.
The expct figures have not as yet
been ascertalned, but are estimated
as iollo VS.;
Assets, San Francisco store, $500, 900;
Les Angeles store, sll5, 900; toIsi
S4l5 0J0. Liabilities S325, 900, oil VIII oh
LEES han one half Is due to eastern
creditors.
The principal local creditors nre
Murphy, Grant & company, 500 600;
Levi Sraulg & company, $4,000, anu
the Bank Of California. 100000.
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Probably all Cared For Now.

SALT LAKE CITY, July 20, 1897.
To the Editor:
Tue question has arisen. Are there
any Of the Pioneers who at this dlv
are unable TO pioviGe for ,hemseve +?
Would II not be graceful thing for
the State TO care for them the remain
der OF their days? / may be that all
are able to provide Tor themselves. ]
am OF the opinion that this ia n good
time to Inquire. SALoP.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-26

LONDON, July SO - rhe Agricultural
Gszet recently sent out IA circlu .ar
asking iniogma ion on thu Buhjec, Of
ne crop prosDecls. The circular ,,cit.
go 7SS fepiies, the substance 0f which
SHOWS mt the wheat crop frr the
Uniiei King ON is much be- low thr
aVe'pgf; barley is ~ u tho 'avsrar,
OATS auu p7tNioea are slightly below Il
ana hay 10 most disiric.a is cors.adcr.
ably apOVp.
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COLUMBUS, o., July 20. A Mari.
elti, o., special TO the Disralch says
Tie cause Of tho trestla Of the Il mes.
WIG ana OHIO rivgr Eiving way last
nipht itur miles from Marleltn was
rnlten tlinbote. The reporter secured
iects Of the work which be esid were
De ec'iye' TIE names Of toe irju.si
passengers are being collected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-26

NEW YORK, July 26-Mrs. Gertie
Benak S,hOeitaan Is dead in jersey
CITY in her l0lsi year. Sac YVES born
in Pfussis.
Sne saw Nspoleon's march through
Prussia ana waved a red handkerchief
at the great emperor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-26

NEW York, July 28,-rhere was a
repetition To-Day oil the recent al
must daily occurrence OF new low
record quotation for silver. Bar sill.
We. ard Mexican dollars were Gown
t. In sympathy with the decline In
London. The reports of the year /.
date show slight increase 10 the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-26
To Frame a Currency Bill.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 26.-Hugh, II,
Hanna, chairman oil the executive
committee created by the monetary
convention bsld In this city last Janu-
airy, announces that no will call the
committee together either at Chicago
or Saratoga within week ana 1t will
al oBce taEe no the matter OF appoint.
ing q commission g. frame currency
bill for presentation TO Congress ut e. o
beginning OF the regular session,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-26

Edwin Gsushsll, aged % and Maud
Miller aged 10, both Of Salt Lake City;
r. V. Emmert, agel 80, OF Spok aue i,
WsshingtOu, and Clara M. Levick,
aged %, OF Sommerset, Pa, were
granted marriage licenses todsy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-26

New York, july 26.-The $500, 600
In gold TO he snippel abroad on the
27th instant by Kidder, Peabl dy {;
uLmpany OF Boston, was taken touay
from the gu h.treasury.