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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-25
LOVE AND LOCKWOOD.
President Of he Universal Peace Union Com.
plains Of Persecution.
THERE HAS BEEN A TRIAL OF FAITH,
says Love and iiei,a Thinks the spaniards
ARE not such iisd Fellows Afi,r Al
Cuhsns Not Angels.

Mystic. conn Aug SIN he an.
nuai address at 90. meeting W the
Universal Peace Union. President A.
~. Love atdi
There has boon rfI ~ fi.h.
There have been cruel persecution
ana sever. orlilo.ma We have been
disposa-arl ~ our rooms because Of
our letter io the quron re.nt of spain
lmp'DrIng her 10 prevent war. We de
recitd luitcr and mailed % Arru a
90 hn queen regent War was drtiared
on April -i our letter d.d not ra but
was returned unopened our letter war
written hf1fr the war uui was Tor
peace, We opened the letter and sent
% Washington Wlth ihu word that we
did not mean 90 act contrary a. the
EoNffieurut Hf lu any way lnHinvruI.
encr the lr.fdrni. The letter WAS re-
ctivcd with The Instruction that b
could hC Hni through our peace bu.
reau 40 lierne, Switzerland. Tho ittter.
a. PUBLISH 4 was rArhlrd. the prIncl.
pil paris Wrra omitted AMI thC manner
OF ngndiug 10 falsely stated"
bclvn lockwood, In her annual re-
port said The Spanlards are MT such
bad fellows uftrr an and thnf the Gu.
Dams are not an angels and DO not up-
prrclutc Oh great blessing that We de-
sire o. confer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-25
THE ALBANY
NEUTRALITY SUSPENDED THE wORx
while tho War Lasted. hut Inspector. Iiay.
Iieen Ordered To England To- Iisve tho
Vessel Finished.

New York. Aug g5.-A special 10 the
Tribune from Washington says; The
cruiser Albany. now building az the
Armstrong works az Folskick. New
caHtlc-on-r Tyne. England. will BE- the
first vessel ever constructed abroad,
especially for the United States navy.
although ncvcml vessels now in the
service were purchased ouifidc the
country NJ an emergency war measure.
This naval novelty developed today
when chief Engineer Harold T.. Nor
ton and Assistant Naval Constructor
iioratlo l.. Glllmor were ordcwd ~.
apcouyely as Inspector u machinery
and Inspector of hun The shin at
present consists only Of "a complete uct
OF frame upon which plating has bare
IS begun and "a fow castings for the
engines. The Albany was iu this COM
dillon when the war began. and under
the strict neutrality Idea work upon
her was suspended.
Tho government was compelled %
buy this vessel In order 20 ut tho
New orleans. which had Just boon clm-
plutfd and which has been ~ good rer-
vice on the cuban coast. Tho vessels
were bought from the Brazilian goV-
eminent. more for fear that spain
might secure them than Tor any other
reason. nf was tho ease IN the purchase
NJ the torpedo boats Somrra and Man
les. tho latter u miniature affair hav-
lnE been brought 10 this country ON
The deck N a steamer before hortilltioa
began. and having since lain Idle az the
brooklyn navy yard because she cnuls
not carry coal enough 20 steam % any
other port ON tho Atlantic coast, New
port included The Somerr was also
"A miserable German nnnir. ulthosgh
now, and after several innnoctunl ct
trmpts 10 navigate IN tho English chan
mel the tinnHnCUunlc trip. which might
have resulted In disaster WINS uhnn-
doucd ana the vessel will probably now
be- sold 10 the highest European bidder.
The New orleans H., however. CON
Hldcrcd equal to tho best American
cruisers Of her class, and the navy de-
partmrnt has no intention of losing her.
The ArmHtrungu viii resume work on
the Albany nH soon nH the two naval
inspectors reach Newcastle. with the
resources Of the works. the constructors
have undertaken a. complete tho vessel
In eight months. In that time com.
plomcnt OF officers and crew Tor tho
new shin VIII be- sent 20 England Co
conduct her trial trip and bring her 10
New York.
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indianapolis. IND. Aug 2s.-rhc elec.
ton ~ The officers NJ the suprrmr
lodge knlghts of pythlas dId mol take
place ihir morning. Il In usual o. elect
officers the third day ~ thr biennial
session. but 10 was objected 10 on ar-
count or The Investigations thHt are nov
FnlnE un, ons representative Insisted
that the election d. delayed aH Il would
not b. the proper thing 90 elect men
who arr under uy.atiHltlon.
There were stormy times lu the lodge
room This morning. several lppr0pril.
lions that usually went through with %
Whirl Hi former meetings Hurr either
referred or voted down and there WIS
H strong determination on the part 81
those opposed DO thg present supreme
officers 90 track clos. tu pythinn laws
Iu everything. This morning a rcHolu-
Uuu was introduced that Will cut thc
expenses uf the meeting NJ thr supreme
lodge hIlf loo two and viii make this
session The cheapest ever held with no
many rauresHutIilvrs 4 resolution
uuulrlus reports frm the officers aH 40
supplies furnished and required that u
thr future such purchases must nc
made hy Comprlt.y. bids An Inquiry
was also made aF tu the prgftut cnnil-
tl0n of thc claim held by the aupumg
IlIro against che city national bank of
Fort Worth. TrNuH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-25

Chckamauga National Mlltar,
Ptrki Tenn. Aug. 2i.-The First tlll-
nlis cavalry left early today for For.
sheridan, at Chicago. The men. al.
most without exception. are pleased az
ne prugp ct 81 getting homo ana out
First West Virginia ana SlNth Ohio
N The service. Tho ihsth Indiana,
WI leave late this afternoon f0I
Knoxville, whore ihey win remain UNI
tl further orders. These regiment
compose the Second brigade, Second
division, Third army corps
Preparations are progressing today
Tor mastering out the Second Nebraska
ana an the llght arellOry now here.
Lieut. Col. Frank ID. baldwin, who IN
been acting adiutant on the star of
Gen, irtykinrldgr Tor some time. has
been appointed ohlrf mastering officer
ana win be allowed as many n8Hlatanis
lH he needs. The artillery batteries d.
Do mustered out are a, 10. G and 10
from Ohio, A ana Is from Chicago and
the 2Nth from Indiana, In rrsponss d.
rush orders returned today from Loot
our Mountain here they have been ON
practice marches
Ihc number ~ sick AT Camp ThamnF
"a being rapidly decreased, The mnuy
sick men having been sent 20 theb
homes. Hospital trains provided with
every comfort possible leave daily Tor
we various state capltaln,
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New York. Aug si-Tho Tribune
says A. result of me scarcity OF
lrEll tender notes among The New
York banks. the Withdrawals u GOLD
ycsf rdIy from an clearing house
vaults were continued un un extensive
scale. 4, Nash president ~ ihr Corn
fNchauFr bank ana a mGmh u lhs
clgtrinE hnuHe committee uud VIM .
ollpln, the assistant MANAGER. super.
vihfd the operation ~ counting uut th.
bags ~ BOLD uni exchanging Cor th.
c'rilnrtirH prHsHutsd. The payments
ln ihr treasury ru account nf tho now
w1r bonds has been the chIsf rrtaln
f1r ihr demand Cor gold Sine. thrar
began f2innpON1 uf yellow colin has
hrtn Withdrawn from fhr clearing
house. THIS Is the season when thr
country banks are calling urIu h.Ir
Now York houses Tor money b. pay Hr
ihe crop harvesting, aud ~ ihrfr b. a
shortage lu ihs supply of legal ndsf
frrllr towns Instead
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-25

pana. H.. Aug 2i.-Conrary 90 pre-
dl,uuns. no lHNlHHsurHH lH being used
by the atf.kius white miners, although
they have been reinforced hy th Az
rival or number ut union miners
from other states John Mitchell. IA.
tional vice president of the United
Mine Workers. j. W. Russell. state
vice president W ID, Ryan, stats pee
rotary ANA treasurer, President Cart
rirht NJ Springfield district and PrsHi-
dent Toppam Of the panville district
are here advising with tho Htu,k0rs.
The officers express the opinion that
the remaining blacks, SOME sixty iu
ALL will cave the city bon q few days
after learning tho rrll situation.
Mine Operator pcnwoll stated today.
however. that Il ~ The intention " the
local operators association 60 have
shipped In 800 more negroes from Ala.
hama aH soon as possible,
Tho HlNty-nyo negroes who lelt th
sprinrsldo camp yesterday have noti-
He'd their friends ne birmingham
woodward and iessomer Ala, uf Ga
conditions EXISTING here, advising than
TO have nothing 90 Do with any nrupu
sitlon 10 come 10 iunn,
The union miners cent thlriy-Hev'r
Of the negroes 10 Chicago last nlghi
In n special car ana twenty back 90
Alabama. while several walked out n
town In different directions ON The rail
roads durng the night state MIu,
Inspector walter lRutledFc today eN
amined the Alabama negroes remain
ing az the sprlngslde mine lie found
only q part of them 10 be competent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-25
A PATHETIC INCIDENT
Arises from The Visit Of Secretary Of War Alge'
TO Camp wekoh.
STROBE up 10 A ATltss SOLDIER,


Now York. Aus. 2s.-In the camp u
tn Second Massachusetts volunteers.
when SECRETARY ~ War Alscf paid them
u visit at Camp wikon. a pathetic In
cidcnt occurred, reminding one OF the
little acts III Kindness performed BY
President Lincoln ln tha Ciyli War.
Whom General Alger rut out % the ear
rage at the rcFimputnl headquarters
b. was mot by zen. Clark The two
shook hands ANA then thr secretary
eyes began 90 wander about the camp
In front VI the udjutnnts tent was q
poor fellow. hardly moro than a boy.
leaning against STANDARD cor support
His back was turned aa che secretary
approached the carriage but NJ the
head of the war department was Hhak-
INK hands with Col clark. hls oye
caught % glimpse OF a lradrn check
and Htuhhy beard. The man had on
worn uniform and was hhtlrnA iir.
side him. facing the secretary, was
another man, older uui in civilians
cluthca. There was nl hesitation up
on the part of tho secretary. isVl-
dnutly here was n puHH o. wanted to
Investigate himself Dropping Col.
Clark'a hand Secretary Algor ntrode a.
the hatlgrs man.
HhNN NNN NNNht NY INNN NMhNl tNN
secretary. coming up suddenly from
behind. The man turned and sccre-
tnry Algrr saw, perhaps Tor the nrrt
time, The face uf u man upon whom tho
hurdHhipH NJ the cuban campaign had
made great lnrundH There were
Few moments ~ conversation and ths
Massachusetts, soldier won't Into the
ndiutantH tent. Soon b. came out
again, clnaplng paper iu his hands
Asked what u wa, with tears IN HIS
eyes, he said "Fufluugh Afterwards
hr said he was Edward Slocum, cor.
poral ~ company l.. The man be-
side him was hlH father, and father
and sou had come 90 nsk leave ~ nb,
sonce Tor the boy who had fought Tor
cuba.
secretary AlEor next went 60 tho
gencral hospital aud had scarcely
stepped from tho curr.agr before strr.
Wilmcfding, IL daughter " Secretary
Tracy. and Mn Rursles both from
southampton, l., L. made a plea fOr
better accommodation fnr thu sick
men In the hospital C0l forwood.
chief surgeon, was sent Tor % pilot
Secretary Algcr umuug the hospital
cots allied with Hlck myn burning with
fcyer From q HliFhi elevation the
gencnl plan of che hospital WIS sN-
planned 90 the secretary NJ war, who.
after paying his respects io DR. brown.
in charge Of the genera. hospital, start
a ON tour OF inspection among all
the tents,
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SIXTEEN WENT DOWN
A french Fishing Schooner Sunk by me
Ihirgala Liner, Norge.
EIGHT or THE CREW WERE SAVED,


Sow York. Aug. gi-Tho Thnsvaiin
Dino steamer Nursa which arrived .H-
day. reports h5t shs sunk The French
rah.us schooner Ia Cuqus:a of Bay.
'Hnt Franco 900 Saturday Inst. lu che
Gunl Hiukt Tha captain aud eight
H0Imuu WUr. saved. Sixteen went
down wish .h1 vessel.
IN. NorEe nIgd from steitln Aug.
Sra. Tho weather aaf generally tine
Co tho banks of Newfoundland. WHOM IL
became Dggy with patches % clear
weather Sliuulty. Aug. %. between
2 and Z o'clock lu tha afternoon. the
weather WIS fuEgy hu. rH. sU ihilk
mat she NUHHnia HrU q WHH r.lu. a
captain knuislu al.I Do. could H.p
lHui thrHH De lengths ahead. Tho
wnl wac AMY brisk frHm Dol WDH-
snuihWD Hi. WITH VrHri suddenly
mri up TOM fhU north with nII.
fuIl aui Hi11i df.otly across fhu bows
Hi enc 2. amer 'ir bells WUr. runs 90
Hilp ana back I, 'u'l speed. but 200
llir % check ih. Huam6ra hoalWay
The stranger 81 nshlug schooner fsu
AcrN'. ihN bow aud wth arihh was
i'fr.i over ana sunk Three men
sprung lh.lri Uf me Norge. Tho pas-
~ hf"if no ihH NNrF". mHHt ~ whom
were about Che decks. rushed about In
nilfm 90 th' fhUpk but wrrc .niin
qulUiHd when ih0y learned hm thr
steamer was uu.niural \ hlis was
lowered Aud slN mon and "a dos wrrr
Wrk.i ur Tho vessel sank aim I'D ian.
%. iIii.|N and ln sinking carried with
her rNi"|n N her CROW.
CAPTAIN knuds1u fald - q steam
vessel 90. Norge was Obliged o. Ken
NY ~ ihr wly NJ 40 sailing ruf'. bot
thH Wlf "a i.mc when q sailing vessel
steamer
IN. latter was EulnE uhrd 40 mu
sp.,d. bus their Wus not dime In thr
lllFinnn. or me rauialu ~ luce
speed. Tho alderman was an wstive
vesssl had a good hroszc ana wa on.
drf Fli HirrrlFf WY hut made no
attempt 90 avoid the collision. H., ping
on WIN sllls fu' until suutr5iy under
ne bow. Tho hrge huli W ihr Norge.
gap'aln kuuis1u - should hive
hetn visible Tor a long distance
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-25

Mlddictown. N.Y..Aug. 25.-Ice cream
prepared with lemon cStract1' pur-
chased from a travelling salesman a
fcw days ago. has caused the death of
three persons and a score ~ otherH
are sick and more fatalities are cN-
pocted. The dead ares
Mrs. Herman Michaclls, go. 90
ninth avenue. New York
Mrs. william scder. Mount Vernon
y. V.
Robert Jones. a farmer living near
Greenfield. Ulster county.
The dangerously sick arr: u. j..
Harding New York: Herman Ausdc-
rcch. ATT Vernon, Marx Holmes, Ncw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-25
LATE PRINCE BISMARCK
THE PHRASE, mo ONE is GREAT
Ia tho Eys. q, ITS valet" Did Noi Appl,
to Prince bismarck lie Was Sim.
piicity Itself

Berlin. Aus. 2s.-Thfourh the mcdi-
um II his frloud. Count Won Hohcns-
bruch. editor " the Tagilscho nund-
schiu. Dr. schwonlnFcr gives "A history
II his personal relations with Prince
bismarck and his Illness Says DR..
schWeningcr. My whole thoughts
were centcrod upon the prince. Now
my life seems aimlom. My telegram
~ July u was In no sense O DE-. u
was directed against the Sensational
papers announcement that the prince
was afflicted with poisoning % the
blood when ,elcFraphed you. the
prince WIS particularly well. AFTER a
long series Of slooplcss nights he had
slept seven hourz. and he felt fresh
and lnyig0ratcd. he smoked i've pipes.
Duc after the Other. 4 felt no unruHl-
noas IN leaving him. lie Wls Indeed
so woli that Invited him 10 take
champagne after having forbidden
him o. take any alcoholic drink since
March
what. my dtar schwonlngcr. may
! really drink some See agMnY cried
the prince lncrrdulnuHly
we drank % bottle and "a hlh ana
De- was once again thn bismarck % old.
HIs palms had left him"
Dr. sohwenlngcr describes hlH his
iurcai .clum 10 the dying chancellor.
ilr sayH3
Death was due 10 want ~ air ln
the lungs. lie Imagined thni death
would result frnm sudden . >Tysia nf
the brain or heart. There had always
been trouble ln the lex since the ~.
Petersburg Incident. but this was by no
means a1 bad al The time 0i hin death
la 10 many times previously. The
nnld closing ~ The collin was dictated
10y no. desire 10 rfovuu. anybody what
ever from seeing thn body"
Passing FROM his professional 10 his
private relations with Prince his
bismarck had repeated 60 HIN again
ana again that hia dismissal was his
death renterce. u robbed him ~ tn
whole uhiN,i ~ his llfr. The hermit ~
fu 'drichaulhe had no neld in which
to eKerise HE energy
"llls superb energy u SOUL" says
~ sChNenInger, was Intense. often
lId d. sly 90 me; The old Romans
voluntarily took leave nf ilfr when they
sore f0rod 90 ault the Hcrne III thrIf
activity, hut this fate b not Tor mo-"
Iu|ogizInE Prince iismarck'a con-
inIHlilunu powers, DR.. Schwunlngor
says \ remember not long since
listening 90 him discussing a unrticu-
Tar subject Whioh he had better len
lnmentl1nod. Ia hla passion BE- rud.
d0nly olaHppd h.H head with both
hands ana stormed; ~ could hut
interfere IN this disgusting business
and ZEN them what result 10 Will havo'
hut us you know, Schwrningrr. my
trumpet VIII sound no longer n no
lluFrr holds wind M0urufully the
lion Churccllor looked Into tho polli.
'cal future. We are advancing toward
hri ult and dangerouai times h.
would say.
'unspi,r his temperament. nlH.
hlfNku pulse was scarcely sixty 90 thr
minute His lungs were magnificent
one breath minute would haVu
iuilcfd him II necessary.
This character which I got TO know
~ nu one else, was simplicity itself |
lhc phrase No one IN great In the eyes
" he valet did not apply TO Ills.
Wurnl %
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what q candy cisrh Knor..

San FfanclHoo. Aug. ss.--sifs. u. \.
nnlkiu, Who ls accused 81 The murder
OF Mrs. J, y nunnlng and Nrs ]. u
I'Ane at Dover Della y.ro, by Do ndiut
ihem a "a oi poisoned candy, now aa
epplos 'om' lriahlc quarters in the
matrpns Harl at ,he cay PRISON Iiar
husband, Ah1 ia working hard n htf
behalf o. allowed 90 visit htI
she refuses iu be- Interviewed but
constantly asserts her lnnocanrs. When
questioned By chef ~ Police Lt.s. Hhe
told Ia detail ot her movement during
the last Tow weeks, tnd said her tc-
gard Tor nunninE was purely plhtuulr.
she denied any knowledge of lho box nf
candy, ~ wrapper ur contents. STATING
positively that the only candy she bad
purchased during tho lirt righiNu
mouths was small box OF lemlu dIauH
Frank untiroll. a clerk ln thU Stock
ton candy store. tolls uf 70 woman who
came 90 his place of employment about
.hfrr weeks ago. at which tImH Mira
hptkln was ln stockton. ana purchased
"a box of candy similar tu that ON. Hanl
ga Mrs. puunIng The woman said she
desired 10 D 90 some other candy that
fhu had with hHr ln Che box. and on.
70 up with candy purchased from tho
store, According 90 thr clerk bis Gus.
toners candy wac other uiI ur home.
made. u almost allied 90. buN which
he covered with cnufHCiNus 100 hlH store
Hatirrll viii come iu this city today 90
soc u d. can IDENTIFY Mir B0tkin AZ
The woman Tor whom he allied the box.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-25

Tho Ice cream was eaton ut Sundays
dinner and about o o'clock that rl4ht
Mrs scdcr was attacked with uouaal.
Soon inter others were similarly at-
tackled ana by midnight the cpti1e .s
were filled with sick pr. J. r. curauc
OF Mountain Dale was rummouco aud
he dlagnoacd the cases ns pt1mui1e
poiuoning. iio called Dr. Munrn of
woodhoufnc ana the two have worried
inccfranily.
Mrs. scdor died Tuesday. Mr.. MIch-
ocis wcdno.i1y nIrht aud early this
morning Robert Jonoa diad
mr. cuflotte believes els deaths Will
occur
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Peru Withdraw. a rarer Project.

Now York. Aug. GA dispatch %
The Herald from Lama. Peru. says!
The government has Withdrawn the
Unpopular project ~ an cmlss.nn 0f
no,cl 10 bearer. Another aFmsnt uf
infantry ana q division ~ artillery
have gone 20 Join Para'a division ln tha
north The general opinion n thu as
soon A. iNrl arrives 40 Plur ~ will d
.elsl.d. Vice presId 10 nlllnghyat
ma loft iquque on his way go Lima.
Ne VIII start hh clulIdiry far ihs
capital.
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disblnd or scatter that ncft uromh-
turcly Tho various chips VIII D.. .nt
20 inc several navy yafdr tn receive
such r0pl.u aa ihry may demand but
they VIII hH continued IN commission
pr pafDd fnr immediate service ST.
Allen slAt There have BEEN ro f.Iu..IH
FROM The people uf the ptrld. coast mr
the return OF thc hatilcRhip Oregon 10
ln po1flh.n chat ut some future time
rhn may return fo the Pacific station
but for thU present she will r,milu with
tho North Atlantic squadron.
Pending Doc peace neautiaiI1uH th1Hn
officers who participated IN the war
viii De- given leave % absence when
circumHtinO.H permit The vessels %
the nset Will uut ho sent uut of the
country on special OF other service.
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WHOLESALE POISONING BY ICE CREAM
Three Persons Already Dead Others Danger
ously ll-Three More are Expected to Die

York; Mrs. Snyder and daughter Nrw
York. MrE Hanson. New Tork Mrr
G. IT, Alien and two children. New
York; MIR D. 4. Osborn. NcwUfr
Mrs Katherine Taylor Philadelphia.
Miss Alice g. Lcaton. brooklyn: otto
sclfcrt. Sew York. Mrs. d. a. Stat.
hon. Brooklyn. Henry Webrr Sow
York; Mrr Arthur Jones ana three
sons. 1rcluncld. New York Mr. and
Mrs. William Jones of Mountain Dale.
These constitute nearly uu ummar
guests at Arthur Jonea' cotues ct
urccnneId which ~ about tive miles
from Mountain Dale. ana 90. rropaa-
tors parents and family
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.n, tho case. obtained a tighter
,neidcrahio expense and q was
eseatod BY Col. Humphreys to-
os,ber with gang of men ! have elm
ployod." 49,. ~. ...,...
~ sf,5.a OF intended Cuban violence.
Va gsvu thoy have shown no disposi-
.i,, ,o make trouble FOR the United
800 military authorities There
80 Ion nothing" he said. TO disturb
,he peaceful state Of nnnlrs. nor do I
49,, trouble" " there should be-
,,y bowevor Gen. Lnwton IL prepared
,o 4 monstfatc 60 nil concerned that
tho United states military nuthnritlea
are supreme In the capitulated Prov
ince Of Santiago
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10 Today, Muster ort order.,

Washington, Aug. 25.-ordeB were
Issued today 10 muster out the follow
lugi Fourth Pennsylvania infantry.
sixth Illinois Infantry. Second Wis
nlnaln Infantry, three Louisiana Hight
batteries, TWO Rhode Island light bal
tarica, two Iowa lTht batteries, two
oregon light batteries, First Wlscon-
fn ught battery, two troops OF Ken
lucky cavalry, llght battery u Mis-.
t1ufi. lEht artillery %. light battery of
Indiana artillery and llEht batteries A.
% ana e, Of Pennsylvania llght bai
tories.
rni specially dcslgnugtd thcy include
lW ot that arm OF tho service from
ihr state named.
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New York, Aus. 25-A 1pec1l 70 the
Nh, lusurrprt boz broken uui nt Ma
d0n. In mo inferior Of Halutn Island.
Tha American ml alIHuarlHs und native
converts have nlugh, refuge In safe
larrltury.
s1Hiers. VINO used the American Pres
bytarian property as dtfenaes ana re-
pslied the attack. NadrN u ninety
miles from ll1n W, ono ht mo tlchcs'
wolf ia pfelly suppressed, the lnsur-
gents viii probably be reinforced By
rsfuEOss from KwanEsl, whore the OH
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Madrid, Aus. 2s.-Thc noutplprrs
Hh9 the general public display
considerable disgust az tho hasty siir.
render NJ Santiago since hearing the
stories with regari % the ndsuunte
l'iehsiNt condition prrynlllng there
lnld 10y the r.pHtriatod Holdifrs who
arrived yesterday nc Cnrunna hy IN.
spanish steamer Alicante
lh'tt nave been siX deaths among
we returned soldiers since their arrival
and many others urr feared.
4 special commission IN now meeting
tn dti .dp upon the question of uuarau-
un' The military AUTHORITIES have be-
sun the distribution Of Arrrufa u nav
Co Che wpltriutod tfu1ps.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-25

Atlantic city n D.. AUG 26-In a
boat thirteen fsat l0nE we'll prpvlHinncd
Captain WIN. Andrews hiH sailed from
foungH Otfan pier Cor trip 20
Europe lIlH boat which b. peculiar
~ constructed b. known ls the Phan.
tom ship Tho captain expects % reach
Europe within sixty days 100 spite OF ali
storms,
Captain Andrews says there a. moth
Inc experimental bon The performance.
This VIII Dec bile hnh similar voyage
across tho Atlantic bis nHt hawks
hrrn In iSlS iliH last voyage was In
1859 and lt was full of seventies ana
discomfort.