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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-31
GOVERNMENT ARMOn Plant.
Inspections sompi-nd Preparatory I,
thp Cbmmission's Report.

Inspections sompi.ttd Preparatory q
thv CDmmission's Report.
CHICAGO. Aug. 81 The naval OIL
Gers VINO pose the board recently
appointed by Secretary Long OF til,
naval department 10 prepare plans for
the erection Of an armor plant to be
operated by the U. 5. government has
conclude lis Inspection OF the Illinoi,
Steel company plaut.
Commodore j. A. Howell, president
Of the board, was seen at tue hotel a.
ter the Inspection was 1nished. He
said:
"We shall at once proceed back to
Washington. The next thing for us u
o Ia to draw up the plans for the new
government factory, anu We shall eel
upon II Just ne soon as all the member
OF the board have found their way
oack TO headquarters. i think VT
have all the necessary information
about tue condition OF the inuustry IN
this country. As the board includes Q
CHIEF engineer OF the navy, whose
work has to do with machinery, and q
civil engineer, We have the necessaTy
technical knowledge among our num-
bar. However, n 1t seems desira Die
Wo ubhh hisu rckuAo luz bci NlCtb Vi
other experts. Ia due time the reporl
Will be ready TO 20 to the secretary OF
the navy and he can tske whatever
action he pleases. We shall soy moth.
ing at all In the report about a site for
the factory. We shall cohfne our.
selves to reporting the cost OF produc-
log steel armor plates"
The members OF the board of inspec-
ton were not Inclined 10 say anything
about the nature OF the report they
would make 90 lar as 1t would bear IN
the plants Inspected, anu they were
especially careful not to express any
opinion as to the capacity OF the plant
or the quality OF the work lone by the
Illinois Steel company. Oae member
did go 20 far as TO say II was a bigger
plant than he had expected. Commo-
uore Howell was asked a number OF
question:, but his replies were non.
oJmmittsl. He said; al hardly feel
ut liberty to speak on this matter. 1
will say, however, the day was very
Interestingly spent and RS 10 all other
tours through big factories. saw
many points OF interest. To recon-
mend the construction OF govern
ment plant would be entirely out OF
my province"
Commodore Howell leaves for WASH
iDgton today. Some Of the other
members OF the commission will, how
ever, sptnd some time In Chicago
before returning 10 their homes.
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THE WOMAN WAS ANGRY,
So she Tried TO shoot th- Purser 10
Get Even With Him

SO she Tried 10 sboot th. Purser 10
Get Even With Him.
SEATTLE, WASH. Aug. 3l.-Mrs.
Josie Jury made desperate attempt
to shoot Purser A. l.. Parker. OF the
Steamer Utopia at sksgusy on Sum-
day. August ~, and W as only over.
come after fierce slrug gle In which
two revolvers played an important
part. AT the time Mr.. Jury produced
her revolver her husband, Edward
Jury, had Parker In wise like grip
about the neck and was intent upon
choking him to death. Pierre CHER
oux, u French Canadian, who wit.
messed the attack, drew the second
revolver and intsriered In behalf OF
Parker.
Jury had 5000 pounds OF irsight,
ana claimed that the steamer had
promised him delivery at high water
mark and that he should not be called
upon 10 pay excessive lighterAge
charges. He went to Parker, who
represented the charter parties, but the
latter gave him no satisfaction. A
dispute ensued, resulting In . personal
encounter. during which Mrs. Jury
tried 10 kill the purser.
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rom Mexio No reason was given
by tho police Tor tho nssassiHuii1n, tut
!, Is thought that Glr. Weylef, who
lives Ia constant fear OF beiug killed
susI ecled them Of beiug anarchist.
Arizi had letters OF Introduction from
the Brazilian consul Ia Mexicl 10 Il
prominent provision dealer here.
Alter landing he took breakfast anu
then started to preeent his letter. A.
he LETT b'o ffiend's store he was arrest
CD in the street. Both were carried to
Jail and Kept incommu nioado for sew.
eFHi hour. The chief Of police with
ten pollcemUn then took the prisoner.
rom their coll, marched them 10
Ccrro ana deliberately shOt zach OF
them IN tho back. Tho presence OF q
dead cart In .he immediate vIclnity
showed that the murder had BEEN
planned.
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MINSEAPoLIs, Aug. Sl.-Rsports oil
lrost come from few points In s1uth
etn Minnesota and North Dakota.
Late tender crops anu garden truck
were killed or badly damaged, buI
but none OF the crops speak OF serious
injury 10 corn except one from south.
ern Minnesota, which represents the
damage as being heavy to corn and
late fax. Wheat 10 unaffected, being
mostly harvested.
LUBUQUE. Iowa, Aug. 3l.-A light
lros,, TIA. hfst OF the season, visited
this section but did no damage.
DETROIT, Mich, Aug 3l.-A heavy
isost Is reported to have visited the
orthern part OF the state last night.
At East Tawss great deal OF dams &c
vas done TO vegetation and the bal.
aBce Of tho crop standing was ruined
The froet tbrou n that section OF Tia.
country was general.
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FAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 3l.-The
Rev. DR.. q. O. Brown, now ip
Chicsgo, re,uses to meet the Bay con.
ference III the way that the confer.
ence committee desires. A letter was
received yesterday from DR.. Brow n
IN which he rejects their offsrs and
reiterates that he Will allow himself 10
be tried only upou the ss.umption
that he was acquitted by the rrst
council that tried uim. This the Bay
conference mas refused.
The committee VIII meet In a few
days TO consiuer the o. mmun icatiou.
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PARIS is AGAIN EXCITED.
Bomb EXplOdes at the MADELEINE After
The President Passed.
a PARIs.sr. PETERSBURG NOVELTY
Monster notor Raet-.french Receive
the Returning Prssidcnt with
nnriGod Enthusiasm.

PARIS, Aug. Sl.-Presidsn. Faurh
arrived here this evening at 9 o'ciook
ana was met at the Northern railroad
station by NJ. BrlssoD, president OF tho
Chamber OF Deputies; NJ. Loubst,
president # the senate; a military
stan and minister Of @ ounoilors. Ten
minutes after the presi dent had passed
the Madeleine on his way to The pail
ace, bomb wac exploded inside Of
the ratings Of the church. Two arrests
were made inside the rail- and on
closure, which was i'm medlntely closed
by the police. An inve stigation is In
progress.
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PEsNsYLvANIA DEMOCRATS
DepOunee ihr Geld standard snd Con.
graduate Bryan.

Depouses the Geld standard and Con.
gra'uia,e bryan.
READING, Pa, Aug. Sl.-rhs Dem o.
cratic state oonven lion 10 nominate
candidates for auditor general aud
stste treasurer met in the Academy OF
Music todsy. A conspicuous 70 AZURE
OF tho decorations WAS handsu me
banner adorned with portrait of
VILLA III J.'Bryan and caring the In
scriPtion: "Liberty, Justice, HUI
manity. Equal Rights to All; Special
privileges 10 nOne."
A wilJ scene OF enth usiasm follow cd
Ementrnn,'s mention Of the narno
William j. Bryau. Delegates and
spectators stood In their onairs and
waved hats and hanukerchieis as they
chesred the name OF the leader.
Following is the money plank OF the
platform TO be prtgsnte1:
eve, the Democrats OF Psnnsyl.
vanla. In Convention assembled,
heartily resfiifm snd reiterale tho
Irinclple OF the Democratic parry, *.
pressed in the platform adopted by
inc uRtioual convention at Cnicsgo,
in 1885. and approved by $500. 900 free
anu independent voters We ara
finally aud unsltersbly opposed TO the
single gold standard which has been
ne direct cause OF tue filanciai dis
itess that has followed upon our pee
pie since Its adoption. and we are Ia
avOr OF ar imme haze return to our
original specie OSsls as II exslet prior
TO the demonstration act OF 1873.
"We ngratuiate William j.
Bryan Tor the glorious ohampionshIp
OF u righteous cause, for hls mastery
ieEu"renip IN support OF these primer.
plea"
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New YORK, Aug. 81 The Hprald's
correspo ndent in Montevideo ssys that
IL 10 feaie1 that the widow OF President
Borda viii become insane, ae the
result OF Rrlof caused by her husba d'a
aesassinutloG.
In skirmish with revolutionists the
government troops lost few men.
A new chief of ttoors will be ap.
pointed sad an effort Will BIS made to
negotiate peace. An 0ruer has been
Issued for Tho Outstanding OF u part oil
the m0bii'z ID forces.
Mr. Strover, lormer United States
min tster TO Chill, arrived rene Gu route
for New York. He will rest come days
In Rio Janeiro.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 3l.-Mrs.
Annie Kirk au4 her husband w. s.
KIRK, have sued w. A. Atwood, n
l.ntist, for $3.50 damages, alleged to
have been sustained because he psi
lively refused TO examine the lsdy's
teeth after he had agreed to put them
10 good condition. The reason for his
refusal WAS that she ga me 10 his off 90
on her bicycle anu wore boomers. Sac
complains mat he drew the line at her
attire and expressed himself too freely
before other people IN his reception
room,
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MAKE DESPERATE EFFORTS.
Cuban sympaihiz RS find Same sue
cess ia aidtug Insurgcnts.


wAsHINGToN, Aug sl.--Compl plants
made Wy MiDlster De LONE, couple
with reports by government ufilcers
and newspaper, indicate tDat Cuban
sympalhiEsrs Ia this country are max.
lng desperate eti0rs TO AID tue stTu.-
cling Insurgents with war material
aud men when the dry season again
begins. Several fillbusIerlug expsui-
lions are know 10 he under way and
Que, The Fearless, win men and SIN.
munitiuu, has successfully ella cd the
vlgilaLov OF the spanish ufficers auL
Amer eau gunboals ana Is now on her
way from Tampa, Fla, f0r the Cubsn
COST. Two other expeditions, the
DAuntisss anu Dora Buges, are uudsr
surveillance by the gunb Ut Wilmi0g g.
on AND revenue cutters on the easS
coast Of Florida.
While 10 additional instructions are
contemplated by the otllc si- In the
matter OF tiubusterlng, II Is evidently
tue iDteDtiOu OF the aulho critics to do
ali in their power to prevent violR.
lions u tbb Mentality lave.
The naval patrol In Florida waters
6 shortly 10 be increased by tho gun.
boat A nnaDOlls,
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DEPORT ANARCHISTS
Spain Viii Send Them All Out OF The
Country.
SHIP THEN OVER TO AMERICA
That IL How the DOus Will Get Even
With Uncle sam for Cuban
filibustering.

MADRID, Aug. 3l.-Tho Spanish
government is formulating a plan to
bring about the Punishment of all
anarchists from Spsin. 1t is announced
here TINT auarchisis will no longer be
allowed to lsnu In Spain, and that the
government will ueport some to the
American republic or to g distant
Spenish possession.
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DEAF ANDDuanLAwYER.

he is Admitted TO Practice Mt the san
frnnciscU Bar.
sAN FKANchco, Aug. 8l.-For the
hfst iimv IN me history OF tao supreme
court OF I'll stale written examiua.
don has been given to an sppliua at iof
licence 10 lrsctice law. The examir a.
zion, which was successfully passed,
was taken by TheO ore Crazy, u deaf
mule. He IL q Il acher in the asylum
iOr the deaf anO uumb at Berkeley.
he has udied law for several years
ana expecIs to become writer of
briefs snI perhaps an author OF legal
works.
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HAp ENOUGH OF MOST,
NV workers. Glad tho tpRrchisG 4
Going To Leave Them

NEW EoFaors SInu inc Anarchist IL
Going Ia Leave Them
NEW YoRIl, Aug, 81. - Fne Journal
ana Auver Iser says:
Jonn Most, the high priest OF anar.
coy, will shake the aus. of Nav YorA
rom his feet ior gOoI within week.
Most mas decided that New York IL n
Ouger nuliul iield Tor anRrchist
pr0psgauds, and next week he will
10 10 Buff u to take charge OF the
Arbe,teI q ,iluag. The circulation OF
MOST Nov York paper, tho Fseihelt,
mas beeg dwiudling FIR the last two
yesrs, II stopped publication recently,
~ ving Simply Diet OF inanition.
Tho autonomisI group deserted Most
yeHIs age, anu even the communists
are beginning 10 declare that he was
not hslf radical enough.
"Yss," said M ct, when seen about
the matter, II Rm going to leave New
YoIk for more congenial fields. New
YORK Is not what IL was siuce our
UTelhren wore msrtyrod In Chicago. I"
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SEATTLE, WISH, Aug.Sl.-Anxicty
as 10 the fate OF lhs Yukon river
steamer. z. Il. Weste, SAID TO be laden
with goid, 10 set ut ret ~ Trafhc
manager Charles IL. Hsmii IN OF the
North American Transportsti ~ com
psny stating tOuny that h. haI advise
nat the Weare was tied up uesr Circle
CiIy, repairing her boiler huss.
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LAW THAT nE.Ns susINE.s.
skRgusy Packers Must Fiii Their
Canirncis or Quit work.

VICTORIA, b. G., Au.. Sian evi.
dehce - how the law Ia auminisiefeI
In the Yukon country is given IN =
letter received here. A packer named
Rice contracted TO take a mah's ouifi
over the SksguAy trail II the man weut
to work on the trail. The man went
to work, but when II was finished
Rice refused to fulfill bis contract.
when Rico's train reached the sum.
nit with q load II was seized by tho
mounted police and q vigilance com.
mitlee aud was unloadod. Rice win
not be allowed TO do any packing until
he fultills his contract with this man
who worked on the trail.
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DEPUTY hMEaIFf SHOOTS
Accuses = Fellow official OF Running
His Daughter.

MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI, Aug. d.
There WAS sensational shooting al
ray al tbs county Jail shortly after
mid light. James l.. Murphy, q
deputy sheriff, brought TO the jsil O
woman OF the town VINO he said vac
unler arrest, ami sent for Matron
Woodburn. Having thus cleared the
way he entered the latteI's apartments
anu opened fre on her husband, Ola.
Wis Ii. WOODBURY., who was asleep In
bed. He fred eievsn shots, hvs OF
which entered WOodbuIn's body,
exclaiming: "I'll teach him TO ruin
my dsughte,I"
The watchnan rushed In and pre-
vented W0Oiburn, who had by this
time secured his own weapon, from
firing at his how retreating enemy,
Murphy gave himself up and refused
to discuss the osso except to say that
ne wss a Kentuck,an md had shot to
Bill. Wood0ura q dangerously but
not fatally shot. He Will not talk.
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New York, Aug. Sl.-rhe Countess
NJ. Decanavaro was made Buddhist
act light before u small asse mblsg- ut
500 Fifth avenue. This is the fir.t
pa Ulic Initiation OF woman TO the
Buddhist faith in Americs.
the EXERCISES were oonductsd by s.
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STAINED AN AurnE,s.


CHICAGO, Aug. SI.-Mrs. Francis
L. MIduist II, vile OF George Middle.
lop, tie theatrical manager, ttsbbeJ
Belle Carmen. "a uTetty variety nc
,Ies', Last night /, tiicting six wounds.
rhr injuries msy ifUve fatal. JesIeusy
was Tue cause, Mn. Middleton claim.
log that Miss Carmen hal aiienated
her nusband's affections.
Although the victim Of the assault
may die the p lice permitted Mr..
Middleton 10 90 home after max ing
etaiemeDi,ssyingt hat she would be On
hahu when wanted. Toe assault wac
committed about ld.Ight al Tho COZ.
Ger OF Clark RuJ HI 5uros streets, " mere
the woman met i,u.
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THE FARMkIts, CONGRESS.
it Opens Its first session of tho seven.
t-~aih Convention odny.

It Opens Its First session of tho seven.
t-~uih Convention a odny.
ST.. PAUL, Minn., Aug. 3l,-The
seventeentn mt citing OF the Farmers'
Nationai congress OF the UniteJ States
wac called TO order al the capitol by
President b. f. Clayton OF IDdianola,
Iowa, this morning. TIE opening
session was not largely attended CON.
pared with what ia expected tomoI-
row. The te,fetary predicts tnat the
congrr,s will be very well attended
when the high-water mark ie reached.
The delegate representation In tho
congTess dOos not At its maximum ex.
coed 500.
Following au invocation by Arch
bishop Ireland, the congte;s gus
greeted on behalf Of the silly o. S {.
Paul by Mayor D1ran; and on oehall
Of the state ty Presiuent Weaver OF
that state orgsniz,ti0r,o on behalf OF the
state by q vernon Clough,anu 10 these
addresses, respectively, responses on
tehalf OF the c0DRtess were made by
John NJ. Stab OF Illinois, secretary o!
the congress, anu Hon. b. f. Clayton
OF l3wa, PRECEDENT.
The mUrning session closed with TIE
annual dress OF President Clayton.
Gar VIII visit Paris Again.
PARIS, Aug. 30 The Journal says
the car VIII Well Paris al the end OF
this Autumn.
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THESTRIKE IS ENDED
Miners Will Resume Work The Plrs
OF Mkt Week.
Ga CENTS PENDING ARBITRATION.
Operators and Miners Gould Not stand
tho Counter Attraction, at st.
Louis, so Get iogsthsr.

coIuMnra n 49, q, r,. -
| strike 10 Considered settled bet. TN,
llsh is 10 resumi al Gf cents ana W TX
pending a rbltrati1n.
Tho dtr.,,
P''''v III 'Ns uou'eten'e
Vi aoIus'neht are ftcsiuent katohiord
OF the miners ami the executive con
mittee OF the operstora. A number n,
III i,,,. ,or. g., ,i,. au., -. 49,,
80 :" '"0 ''S 'ou"S Sne
'"e result 10 that uocision may be
iookeJ for almost az any moment.
The direct feet o, tb,s J,oisloa will
h,, ~. oo,,, -, -. -.
snn'r,,o w. Wv "iues anu re-
orc Tho ha. a. y 81 s'I.alpG mn
'""' ~ '"' eo"'nE w'eH'
TERMS AGREED ON.
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MANITOBA. WHEAT CROP.
Largest In the History aT the Country
An Iiumcnsr ft,Ii,

TORONTO, Aug. 3l.-AGvlceB re-
ce'N,d uere fopJrs Dy tOOig mt sll OF
20 100000 bushcls Of wheat In Ma j.
I0Ua Nh DO cut. There has boun 10
lrost tuficlent 10 damage the wheat In
MhnitobS thie teasou. ald uext week
VIII probably Zee the bulk OF the
wheat thiesGej. Tho GRIP Will DO the
largest In the history OF lpe Canadian
nortnwost.l
The yield Will run as high Sc 30 bus.
sheIs TO the acre, while in Ont.riO 1t IL
AZ high us iorty. The total wheat crop
81 Canada this y ar viii os July
OO,OOO,O 900 LUa Iele II prime wheat.
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OAKLAND Cal, Aug. 3l.-Timothy
rTainOI, VINO Las been an Uutoast
rom his home for many years, returne
TO his parental root at midnight. HIS
father refused to take HIM In and he
stabbed tue old man 30 seriously that
he is being held In the city prison
upon charge Of ssIaul; 10 murder.
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NEW YORK Aug. 81 --Mrs. John
Dfo" lie M ut LaIcnmJni, Ky, suffer.
ing rom heart dhcasc ami kidney
trouble. she 10 better than she wac o
week age anu her coalition 10 not
alarming,
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SEATTLE, WASH, Aug. sl.-The
chamber OF commerce mas received q
letter from the miners at Skaguay,
warning people OF the utility OF at
tempting TO reach the Yukon by tn at
route this season, ami seking for some
modification as to duties. 1t was
signed by ID. }. Mckinney, chairman,
and w. +. Ssportss, secretary OF the
mineIb' association.
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TOPEKA, Kan, Aug. 81. - Mrs.
Tn mas Cocker aud her 9.yesT-old son
were stuck ami instantly killed by
the west bound Santa Fe plag at $3.50
yesterday evening while crossing IA
bridge oue mile east OF Cedar juno.
lion.
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aiIueT. WIIICrI,brnte.

MOUNT OLIVE, Lis., Aug. Sl.-A
Convention OF uulegutss from the mia.
ars' organizations OF StauntO, Gillespie e,
L!tohreid, WOrden and Sorrento has
deoded 10 give monster celebration
mere on Labor day. The delegat, 3
estimate that 5000 miners Will pe pre-.
ant.
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LONDON, Aug. 8U.-rhe torthcom
prom .t,oDs viii inciuGe the raising o
Lord Chss. Beres ord to the rank oi
rear admiral. Lord Charles is al
present q captain IN the royal navy.
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BOSTON, Aug, 81 u. M. DsDforth.
VIM went 10 the California GOLD field.
IA 1861 and remaiaeI In that state
IhTte years, lie dead at his home In
tnis city. de was one OF the ieuE .ags
OF the Apollo CLUB.
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nuRDlnous SPANISH POLICE.

Ibey Deliberately Assasrinnts Two
new Arrivals la havana
NEW YoRK, Aug. Sl.-A special to
the Hsul, q IN Havana, sEyt:
AugustO Area, a Cubsu, aui Fer
uaudU PasBa, a Portuguese, were shot
uy POLICEMEN Ia the streets OF this
oily recently. Tney nai Just arrived
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NOVEL MOTOR RACE.

PARIS. Aug. 3l.-As ono Of the re.
suits OF the annou noement at Crou-
stadt OF the allia noe between France
and Russia, the Auto. m obile club 10
Organizing mo Dster race OF motor
cars from Paris to 81, Petersburg.
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FAURE's ENTHUSIASTIC GREETING.

DuNKIRk. Aug. 3l.-President
Faure ald NJ. Hanoi aux, tie French
Minister Tor foreign affairs, landed
here at 9:45 q. III. from the French
cruliet Potnuiu on their return from
Russia. They we're met by the
premier, NJ. Msline, the minister for
war, Gan. Blllot anu the mi ulster OF
marine, Adj. Sewhard.
M. MeiiDe. IN rendering the prssi-
dent the congru,ulation OF the people,
was warmly spplaudei and the i'm
mepte crowd enthusisstlcalI oheered
the chief magistrate OF France.
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A NEW GOOD FRIDAY.

"Resolved, ~. Tint we hereby se!
apsrl Friday, the thifd day o. 5sptem-
Der, 1897. a. &c lod Ftiioy," for the
cause OF suffering labor in America,
and contribLts the earnings II that
day to the support OF our struggling
orothers. the miners, anu RppeSl to
every union MN aud every friend OF
labor II roughout the UnlteJ States t,
do likew ise.
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the legislative as we'll as the exec E
tive and judicial mowers are under tn Q
control OF the capiialistic clsss, 60 that
u haa come to pass in this country
that while cattle anu swine have n
rig to the public highwsy-Amerl.
car 9, so.calle1 ireemen. have not.
"WheTess, cur capitnIistic class, ne
10 again shown In the present strike, Is
armed and has not only policemen,
marshals, sheriff and deputies, but
also regular mi'itia, in order to sub.
vert free speech anu the right to the
public bigbwRy-while on the other
habd The labotine msn OF the country
are unarmsd and doienseless, contrary
10 the words nnd spirit OF the Constr
tuition Of the --Uited States, therefore,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-31

"Resoiveu, t2), That II the strike Of
ms miners Is ini settled by the 20lb OF
september, 1897, and IN announce.
ment made 10 that effect by tue presl.
dent OF the United Mine Worker, u
general convention tie held at Chicago,
on Monday, september ", 1897, by
re representatives, Of all unIOns,
section-, bfsuchee, lodges and kindred
urgsniz itions OF lAboring men aud
friends OF their cause, for ths purpose
oil cUDsiaering lufther measures In lhe
interests OF the striking miners and
laber in general.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-31

Received, (3) That we consider the
use OF the bsliot AS The b Get anu cal u
means Tor the BmellOration OF the
hariships under which the laboring
Glasses suffer.