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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-05
CHURCHES ARE DESTROYED.
twenty-five thousand Armed Fanatics After
The foreign Red Devils
CoSsUls WIRE THEIR MINISTER'S IN PtSs


Seattle. wash. Nov 5.-The Kobe
News under date Of october II says
The latest kilograms respecting the
rlslngs in the ucigbborhood Of CHUNG
king. state that u Is movement
against ne missionaries on the pars ~
the marauding band led by one w
Max TIE. The French church. hospital
and school and also the American
Meihodist church at Hongohau. about
hiiy miles from Vhungking. have been
destroyed The ranks u the manudcrs
are constantly being swellcd and the
hwleai mob now numbers about % 900.
most of them being armed with until
plhted rifles. but the leaders own
guard ~ about 100 men In armed with
Winchester rines. There are abou,
thirty Engilsh and American subjects
living at Chungkirg. Mr.. smithcrs Ia
the linked States consul there. Tho
conHuls are stated 20 have wired to
their respective ministers at Pckln ask
INK thlt pressure De brought ~ bear
upon The viccroy 10 send troops TO cup
press the tri1t. but owing to political
'H'N''a ~ iehltE the government. IL
IL said. will not be- able to comply with
the order.
The general In command Of the gar
rison at Chongtu has committed auI-
clip 10 escape punishment for not uugl-
prssHinE the rioters.
The English aud American residents
~ chungking have ieft the ciy and
gone down the river 10 a place " safe-
w.
The homo department Of the Japan
80 government h making an lnvestl.
Elton with the object Of placing
.hui'hrH ana buddhist temples under
the same regulations.
Under she present laws buddhist
priests are dgbarrcd from Sitting In The
diet although Japanese Christian pas.
tors afr Permitted there: hut, on The
othrr hhnd, buddhist temple II ex-
N uuF.
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MATHEMATICAL 0nJror LrssoN.
Ninsi.sn nirths aud COS Death. In aatAn-
sas Last Month.

Havana. Nov. IAN appeal. signed
BY ID large number Of cubanA. has been
presented 60 the United states cyacua-
ton commissioners, beEging them 10 in-
lgrcedc with the spanish government
Tor the release Of the Cuban general.
hacallao. hiH chief OF stan. who. IN
March OF last year. wer. captured by
Nelnalc0, while operating with his col-
umn Ia the hills about Cabexadia. De
RIO lipnd1. The local papers say that
the American commissioners have for
waricd the petition 70 Capt Gen.
hhnCo. hut y ia safe 20 assume that
they have taken no steps Ia the matter.
49, n would De entirely outgitr their
province, Den, Butler called at tho
palace and had an Interview with Gen.
Blanro. but the American commissions
ern say that the visit was UNOFFICIAL,
Rear Admiral sampson and his par
~ have returned on the Scorpion from
a pleasure trip 10 Muriel.
Col Williams. the chief qunrtermaa-
ter, has been attacked with some sort
" fever which the physicians cannot
yet IDENTIFY, but he II not seriously ~.
capt. Foraker VIII leave for the Unit
ed States next Wednesday.
Gen. brooks has completed his in
spectl0n and inventory ~ the batteries
and other dcfencea OF Havana, and sub-
mitted his report.
Sir. Gould, legal adviser for the Unit
cd states evacuation commission, Viii
sail Tor the United states today on the
Nlgilanclh, lie goes to attend 70 pri-
waite business, and will return here In
the course OF fartnlght.
The party which landed Thuratay
frum the transport Panama, included
Representative John Dalzell, and form
or C0nsrr sHman Hun They VIII also
be- passengers by the Vigilanoll,
Tho Spanish oitlcills have announced
a sale OF government tuRs and
launches, The only sale effected was on
"a launch. which went FOR s., 800, IN tho
other cases the bids fell below the two
thirds estimated value. and the articles
were not sold,
The official records from Matlnzas
for ihe month OF October. give the births
there as nineteen, the marriages ten and
the deaths Cos,
Amons the steamers that have arrived
within the last twonty-four hours are
tho Eur. sklrn. -, GermAin, and Los
Andes. from the Spanish ports, and the
Nlglancla. from Vera Cruz, all with
passengers and cargo,
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Kansas city. Nov 5.-Ely Levy, ar
rested here last Tuesday charged with
emhezzllng $1,000 from tho New Yorl,
hrm OF West a Levy, Wholesale butch
era' while It's bookkeeper vas today re-
leased on an ord.r from solomon Levy,
brother OF the accused, and junior
mrmber Of the firm. which has refused
60 prosecute. Levy's arrest was brought
about by another brother who pointed
MN cut TO the police at the depot
Levy win probably return east taking
vain HIM Miss Adile Ackey with
whom he lied from NeN York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-05
she SANK IN A HEAVY STORM
CAPTAIN HARRIS AND CREW RESCUED.
-, n, ri,ehinr IN - Heavy Sea Causes
the Patches In Her Hull
60 Cape.

Nsw York NJ. 81 special from
cs,fie,ion. s. C.. to the Journal. says
me former spanish cruiser Maria
T.rssa has gone down 90 the bottom Of
tt. sea. pr Lobby. quarantine officer
I'D thif port. has Just sent word that the
,r.w u ths Teresa has arrived At his
station with news " the sinking. Pun
prieuiaz are no, ye, obtainablc.
,hsrgh The wreck has been officially re-
ported
chaHesion. =. C.. Nov. s.-The tug
Merritt put in;o Charleston this morn
irr f5r supplies. She reported the loss
% DE cruiser Maria Teresa. raised by
cantifctor liobaon On san Salvador,
bahamas. Nov. srd. In the midst Of a
furious storm.
To- cruiser left Caimanera, Cuba. on
III, morniE Of october g0th. In tow. for
Nsu York She had already passed
cap. Maya. and started northcas,
around The Bahamas. a furious storm.
waning Of which had already been
DO, Out. overlook her. and In her con-
ldgn was unable 10 weather the gale.
ut strain opened rents In her huh
utfh had been patched to enable bcr
make the journey. ana she began
E.l rapidly. The Morrit. took on
Cig,aln Harris and the crew from the
h1tar ship. aud she soon went down.
Us Merritt brought the captain ana
u o. naU. who will prugVCd nurth by rail-.
So lyrs were lost a. far a. known.
ltI Merritt lH now al quarantine. six
4 miles from ihr ely. communication with
hff bsln. difficult
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ADMIRAL NOEL SAID MOVE
sniian's soldiers are Declared Prisoner.
and 'ompeiivl ~ ate the
island OF tr"ir

canila, Ilsnae Of Crete. Nov 5.-Reir
Admiral Gerard Henry Noel British
commander IN these waters, today Or
dered the Turkish troops, whose em-
barSatlon Yves delayed by an order
from s,ani'nopie. &C. embark On .
british transport. The soldiers pro-
oeeded 10 obey, but she Turkish officer
On command stopped the embarkaiion
whereupon the british admiral caused
'he barracks 10 be surrounded and de-
elared the Turks prisoners. lie also
threatened to use force to compel them
90 embark. Tho Turkish eommandlng
oh'eer then allowed the embarkatlon %
proceed.
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At i'"r's ar. rhyinT tho old
Game Of Freeze Out.

,,,,41,tnl'nsiln' Nov, 5.-The reports IN,
~, apartment has received from IN .
/ mn . .n ,sallnera In Paris indicate
~ '' NNib mas proceeded la exact
M N" vi yesterday was moi a dis
a.. zee anticipated, consequently
~, ,'".Nt IL was fully expected
"a 'Ne spanish cummlasloners Nnnll
I ib..'si tu make better terms thnp
/ MI. .Hgiel by the United states com.
49,, N.if 10 was not expected that
NJ 1u close with the American
~, .'vh' While they have mai In
|t5.i''. 'lihs submitted counter prom
! NJ 80 ~ 'panlards, by entering upon
M .Ng ni of the American prop1sl.
Ntifa ~ sneNn disposition 10 nego-
'ih5wB =. 'o ne Philippines that has
t,-s, lH.} would Indignantly spuTn any
snfitlall'ln ihlt Contaminated a reIIn,
~ w ~ spanish s1verelgntv over
~ 'pplagl, 10 IL quite probnble
|h.t..als now open TO q eompromlss
nor Nv we TWO sides, and thai a
M My Inference will be found 10 be
II l.u "'9 one uf substance. Thia IL H.
e,.. w, ia represented by the differ-
n. tNeen about $50. 900 900 prohahiv
lint,lt A'lnum allowance which me
sbsi.N states VIII be willing 10 nav 10
phlit igl the improvements In the
frg.giFF'lfa' and 5000, 200. 900. whleh rfp.
sparI., about the minimum OF lie
ciurt ,ialm Tor compensation on ne.
with M we sesslon OF the entire group.
lisu" Nslt $4,000 900 az stake In thls
'fs8s.5 Nlll be seen that there Il fair
|at I'm. eApeet that the negotiations
|n1t h. prlWesn the two parties will
4 y al,i!p,,.eliy terminated. II Is free.
N nv ~ Nv. mere that the presentation
Am5rl,snp 'n.Ah objections 10 the last
|m'nbis i, riolosal yesterday was ad-
,.'rl The possesslop IN Le.n a i ,si
j,cies we spanish side. Vel Inc IN.
On M shd points maha we've moi tale.
"'' consolidation '. "a p-rsans
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-05

Harvard aud Pennsylvania WIN Meet To
day ~ the gridirun.

Cambridge. Mass. Nov. 5.-Today nj
Cambridge the football team VI li1r-
ward and the University N pennHyl-
Vauin. Will meet In the first game %
the season between the big colleges.
Both teams are reported in hnc shape.
and n royal contest BE- promised. There
viii be- twenty-five men mixed up ln the
football melee who have been trained 90
the hour boih physically and ln the
law OF the game.
Coach woodruff. the inventor and
wur'd.f1muua defender N she guards
back formation, positively state ihHt
10 win the game.
Harvard has known from the FIRST of
nc rfasnn iusi what Kind ~ game
Pennsylvania viii play ga has had
every opportunity ~ studying this
rulris-hIck formation. ana by this
time should have . good defense forlt
Tho IlUUauU a|IHH
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ROYAL PILGRIMS PROGRESS.
On Oh, Il Was a Case Of Territory
First
More hn-lnsss Than Pleasure o. rtsiy Ia
tho Kaissr's visit To The Landof
the Crescent.

Berlin. Nov 5.-The Frankfurt Zei.
tung says u learns from wcl Informed
source that Emperor Williams visit to
Turkey led TO an agreement by which
Germany undertake. Go support the In
tegriiy of The suliana As.igic posses
alnns, Tor which Germany Viii receive
commercial and Industrial privilege.
The paper adds that d, IN believed that
this agreement ~ tantamuuut 20 an
armed alliance between the two c0un-
tries
number N rumors as 20 the real
objects " Emperor Williams visit tl
Consiantinopie and the Holy Land have
been IN circulation ever since the In
tcntlon " his majesty 90 visit the
Orient was announced about year
ago. These alleged purposes included
important railroad concessions 10 DER
many, the oriIug ~ territory In sy-
ria 10 Germany Cor Culonlzng pur-
poses, the oedlng u the port " Halfn.
ln Palestine, the cadlng N tho island
of Rhodes TO Germany ana the grant
ing 10 Germany the right 10 plant a
large German colony along the whole
frontier at Tripod This last agree.
ment. % was added, was Intended 20
protect the sultan against French en-
crlauhm uts across the Trlpoll, Tunls
frontier, aud would also avoid granting
Germany concession IN Asia Minor
which a IL added would induce Russia
10 demand compensation, on the other
hand lt has been announced that some
~ the powers have notified Turkey
that she Will no; be permitted TO cede
any territory 90 Germany and Russia,
ID was announced from Berlin on Satur.
day last. was arriving at an under
standing with Austria and France to
provide uFninst the accomplishment Of
certain German plnrv In the orient
Forming Formidable fortlncationA
chicago. Nov 81 special to the
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reached the importance OF n FAD. Hecr-
bIhm rtee'a production W The Three
Muakcieefs, sydney Grundry's dramnf-
lzatiun N Alex pumaEa latest Tho
Three MuskctecrH, given at her mai.
esty's theatar on Thursday night WAS
fhe most notable incident " the week.
Wil1m Barrett has written ictttr
90 The Telegraph expressing amazcmcrf
ai H1l cliru a aistements rcgirdin &
The ChflHii1n gn1 giving the tsNt 10
cable inrsFapc1 exchanged between
them according go wh.Ch Caine gave
iiarrnt; the tN-lusitc rights 10 Har-
reits version u The Christian. except
for America.
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Innrlh nhle ns,IsrrI.

Washington. Nov 1.-The Fourth Ohio
Infantry which passed through the city
today enroute from Porto Rico 90 Co
iumbuf. was paid the unusual compll-
meht of a reception at the White
House,
Head by Col. Colt aud stan. dlsmount-
Cd. and their band, the regiment frat
passed In review. marching In column
" f1urA with the President stood Sec
rotary Algur and number OF regular
ANA volunteer officers The large crowd
about the white liOu-c Kept w con-
slant hand-clapplg. After leaving the
White House, arms were stacked and
the soldiers returned. Marching In
single Me. the President shook hands
with each one NJ them.
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Ernrrs ADVANCING.
spaniafds 1T ilailo ~. ii.tr.sting neftrs
the iusufEsnt.

NH York, Nov "a dispatch 20 the
h.Ia'l from MANila slys.
Toe A,tri utaH from lilll1 IL that
u. ffl'.s are advancing aud iha
laalliis ate rrtring before ghtm,
~ .fpuiH arr afraid the rebels
Nv attack ihH town. Admha. DrNey
~ OBVIOUSLY Hrrt the Charleston and
ag concord 60 prutort foreign inter.
lhr lHia nsgrUes have been
ESQ ~ toe f.leIa, IL u rum8red shat
% lhe hplf'aris are prisoners,
W eliTespondgni has Just returned
'....A Nsii 90 me E1r,hcrn prJvlncos
,'lAsl' where shprc.lH mucn mlnrulo
lnf iarll auihofItlfa.
,1n..ep foulrrira ate frequent and Tho
.le Do fluuut
PROVINCES under the immediate
" Agulnaldo are fairly well
go " The united s,ageH usaums,
~. ~ HpaiHs Philippine dom n
..l mast On the payment on de.
wv ih 'he savings bank OF Gala ID
~ S.n,iy pr cent OF the dcposltors are
,,',. a-l0h " the American tnlops IA
4 "a 'lis. The heavy rains arc over
ur,'' Dlily n The First Colorado vol.
MUGS "a ihg iiyer. " SWIM
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-. Louis, NO. Nov 5.-rhe curfew
blll 60 compel children under the age
OF 10 70 De OF the streets after .. IN.
been passed by the city council. The
hlh was originated By Col. Alexander
h1Ecland. OF Louisville. Ky. president
ot the Boys and Girls National ass0cl-
alton.
Mayor Iiegonhclm assured Col HoEc-
mnd that be would Sign she bill. and 10
VIII then become a law. A number %
The larger cities have adopted Col.
Highlands curfrw ordinance.
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Washington. Nov. b-Thc navy de-.
paFInsui hts f,Caiyd dispatch from
Lieut. Commander Harris. who wa
with iht Maria Teresa when she lrft
cAlmgpgfi. 10 reached Charleston last
n.gh' uu iht working tug Merritt. with
iha officers and nf.y-eirht men. fnrmcr-
y " The Tefosl. The cruiser was lost
about thirty miles north " Sln SALIVA
dlr Tuesday last. 10 a northeast gale
~ exceptional violence. This was an
lh' advises received at che department
% 90 o'clock
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lieriin. Nov. t.-Maxlmililan Harmin.
editor and publisher Of Die seukonft.
has been sentenced ~ six months de-
fention IN fnrtreHs FOR lcss rnuiarfr
Five charges - Lose majestic wera
brought against Her Harmln Tho four
articles particularly resented were pudel
MaHrntid, In which h. compared tho
emperor 10 q poodle prince: AN Den
Kaiser" In which h. personally a..
dressed the emperor. complaining that
h. has been charged with iese mnirHfe
Tor writing The first article: der
Wahfheit lttche," written ANONYMOUS
~. ana "Grussyaiors uhr" In which the
bismarck ease was introduced
A recent dispatch from Berlin said
the circulation NJ Die geukenft. since
the prosecutions has Increased three
toll. rsachLnE . anlTinr VI q million.
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London. Nov. 5-At the nrst days
racing ~ the GatwiJk November nat
race meeting today. Lord DufhlmH >
ycnr-1id bay colt shcrburn won ih'
oval handicap ~ 100 sovcrclrFr Sir
waldo Grinih'n ihrcc-ycar-old brown
MY sta ridden by Tod siuar vas un-
placed Eight horses ran and thc bet
TING was 10 20 7 against sta.
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Beyrout Nov 1.-THE emperor and
empress of Germany arrived here today
but they will remain On board the I'M
periai yacht Hohenzoigrn until Mon
day. whom they Wit start Tor Damls-
Gus. The heat 10 tropical,
Before emhafknE at jana, Emperor
william promised his protection 20 tho
German c0lunlsts at that place, VINO
ehsersd his majesty Enthusiastically
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San Juan. De- Porto Rico. Soy. g.
The recent ruling 10 Washington. TO-.
fuHlnr Co local nrwspapr fH the right 20
pass IN the mails as second class mat
ter, renders the tirln on the delivery
N papers In the island ~ hcuy that tho
subscription liits have been practically
snapendcdi II now costs more than IN.
arr loud complaints
The voting ballots Tor the Fafty-a0v.
rnth New York volunteers have arrived
ana arr being distributed 20 the ram-
pinics, which are widely scattered
Probably several companies will ran fo
receive their ballots before Nov. sth
when the vote Il 90 be- taken. but me
vpte NJ about eirht commands will bs
secured, The ballots having been o..
cured. will b. delivered iu the iiatrlci
commander. who vii forward Thorn 10
New York.
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Alliance. o.. Nov. Joseph Dos-
mond. nrcmhn on PittsburE, Fort
Wayne& Chicago locomotive, drawing
a fast passenger train, last night, near
Columbus. Ohio. suddenly discovered
shat Engineer W. II. S1urheck was not
al hlH post nor on me engine, The
fireman stopped thg train. Conductor
H0utWav ordered tha train run back,
and Engineer Snurbeek was found lying
unconscious beside the track with his
rkuli badly fractured. His injuries Will
lkrly prove fatal
a. h thought he climbed out upon the
running board, and, losing his balance,
Zen On the ground,
sourbcrk r. one n the oldest ana best
known passenger engineers on the
road
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Boston. Nov, b.--wullam Truhrau., a.
years OF age wha was on u visit D
from Cmtlcuek. Canada. was found
dead IN bed with The gas turned on At
fun force. IT, had been dead several
hours when his landlord broke into che
room.
In Elliott street. Phillip nam was
conscious by his HIde. iitff was IS years
~ age, The Eas was escaping from
burner. which was only partially turned
on
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Cleveland. o.. Nov. b.-Thc works Of
the STANDARD Car wheel company were
destroyed by nrc early today Three
thousand car wheels were damaged AMI
the total loss WA foot between $4,000
and 10000. partly covered by inuur-
uHHH.
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Washington, Nov. 5.-The controller
o. the currency has ordered The First
National bank of FLUSHING ohio. 90
close Its doors, Bank Examiner J, De-
,ly ne been agpointcd temporary re-
Dry rot Is said to have eausse Ikf
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DEAD.



Ihe dead htei
Michael smith, 10 wears old. miner
married. leaves WIDOW anu four emu
den,
Andrew T tko, " yfisl ia, minfr'
niaif -. leaves WIDOW ahi f'N emu
dor,
Michael iodelabanny' 70 years oli,
~ .aol bfaaukr' ~ Svafu DID, minor.
unmarried.
Jose culook. - yeafs old' married.
leave! WIDOW ana one emo,
Michael WaslotAi, 70 years old' I'M
married,
Joseph Andfcwsoky, % years old I'M
married, .
INJURED
Untt,,, prt,. miner. iat.rnai In
t,,i,.
ins.rh yyirst.r t,b,,,r, head ata
h,cE i,e,t,tsb
n',,i .Stsa,r.a t,h.r.r, egnttislon
~ 49, .',ine
,r6' lrrib.,t occurred N G 10 o'clock
a. IN, men were H1ing 10 work aud be-
a.. 80, H.,gn ,bs nan In partiss of
80 tsH,,tn,.r prfee hi rhafrs ~ a ilttio
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spanish Transport steamer ArrlNes-oi .
IIuudrsd Deaths IN Route.

Malaga, Spain, Nov. 5,-rhe spanish
Transport steamer Gran Artllh, Cap
tain RayoH from Havana on oclober
i3 vb Porto ~ with repatrlaled
gannsh troops 90 board, has arrived
here and reports that there were 100
deaths among the soldiers during the
voyage across the Atlantic,
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Liverpool. Nov b.-slr Augustus
William L. lismminE, Eayernor general
~ Jamaica, II a passenger on p0ari the
cuturd line Hifarnrr lmhria. sailing
from here today Tor New York.
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ESCAPE WAS IMPOSSIBLE
Seven Killed and Three Fatally Injured IN a
Cage.
LOADED COAL CARS FAIL DOWN SHAFT.
Another criminal case Of uro.s Careless
mss on the Fart Of an Ingincsr
who Knew usttsr.

wnkcsbarrs. Pa. Nov. s.-sevon men
were killed and three fatally injured a,
the Exeter colilcry Of she Lomgh Coal
company. at West Pitlsion. today. The
accident was que to the alleged care
lcsaneas of Engineer David Price. who.
acting In dlfobcdlcncc to positive or
drrH. caused shrc- ears 10 run into the
top OF the shaft Ths.c ears, loaded,
aud weighing eleven tons, foll down the
300 foot shaft. and crashed with fright
fui force. upon the carriage carrying Ten
men. seven were aimoI. Instantly
killed.
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warhingt On. Nov 81 dispatch has
been received al the war department
frim den. Henry Announcing that the
porto Rico. on the 3rd inst
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Chicago. Nov. B.--A special TO the
Record from Fort Monroe. Va. says
The most extensive system Of sea