Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-13

marine mines In San Francisco harbor
win be removed within fCw days
they were placed In position 10y Major
W. u. Hour of thc engineer corps aud
cover n wide area " the big. They VIII
not bc removed by explosion. but their
electrical connections viii b. detached
and they WIN be brought TO the surface
and stored away for future Use.
Immigration Commissioner Norih's
report San FrlnciHc0 fOr the month
ending June 80. shows remarkable
falling oil To- immigrants during the
period. The average number Tor the
summer is 1000 q month, but this re-
MORT shows only 2l1. or this number i9i
were men aud AZ women. Japan has the
largest approximation among the ma
tlonnlitlca with seventy. England CONF
ms next with 90 There were none from
Spain.
Tho river steamer Regulator was
vsrrcIrd ON the rocks iust below tho
Cascades IN the Columbia rivor near
bonneville. orc. Tuesday afternoon
while attempting 90 enter ihc t1Fcfu-
mant locks. She had On board 100 y lH-
ronrrfr and "a large amount N frHirht.
including some horses. The pas ngors
and MOST nf tho freight were lnndrd in
safety ON The oregon shore. IhU pace
scnrors were sent 60 thcir destinations
by rail-
From n letter received nt Seattle.
wash. tuesday. II would seem that not
an OF the hundreds " prnspcciors that
have gone % copper river are returning
DISCOURAGED. A. y. Trodpnhu-y. FORM
orly of that city wrute under dlin "i
June 10th "a few day. ago my partner
and I located clalm ton W.i's annF'
Terrell In the Bintkhurr mountain.
We took out $50 In thrce daya Doc du.f
from the surface. hut had 90 stop W1fk
until September on account OF hish wac
ter
After today "wednesday the tronpH
remaining at Camp Merritt VIII De rec
brIcadod. and It IL probable that liriE.-
don. King will remain o. no. with tho
last expedition. 10 ia thought that liriT.'
don. oils VIII BE- IN CumlnN NJ the
fleet. compiling tho So Paul Pcnnsvl.
v1nia and Rio de- Juuolro. These VIII
ovcrtnkc the Peru nud cay ~ Puch'a
ne Honolulu. ana after the unnc Nnti1n
ceremony The I've ahlpH VIII proceed %
Manila. with Gen. ". =. OTIS Ia
charge.
Captain =. n. Strong nraiatnnt
adiuinnt general, has been relieved
from duty nt Camp Merritt ana De Co
go On Manila with General otis. Ar 'r-
der 90 that Offcct was Issued Tuesday
night. Captain strong ~ son M
former mayor ~ New York. Major John
- Mallory, Inspector general, ana
Captain Charles Mcclure, judge ndvu-
cate. have been ordered 10 report im-
mrdintely 60 Major Grurrtl OTIS Tor In
ntrurtiuns. Thrv win leave Tor Ma
Mia ON the steamer Peru.
Plans are nearly completed f,r tho
departure N The next two expeditions
fif tho Philippine \ slight Chaug. .u
tho Assignment of signal corps mon mas
been made, and instead ~ the iull CONF
pany, only detachment ~ tlght ot th1
corps Will $50 on the expedition 90 fAil
next Thursday or Friday. Cen, OILS
and hlH star 1ra ready flr departure.
Tho iicct NJ transports 20 follow " gN-
pectci o. rHt away IN loss than TN
dayr. and officers tx the date nf o1rly
aH next Monday, The trupH Tor those
three win NOT hU doslgnatod Tor Two ~
three days,
Fears NJ a revolution In Guatemala
nrr due IN ih7 prevalent belief among
Tho people that. IL elected o. the prrhi.
doncy. Cabrera. the present head N inc
| government, VIII proclaim MN TT dlt %
| tutor. lie became president ~ IN
| death ~ HarrlOa. and now socks the 1i-
| Zee Tor a nix ycntH' term. Ills strong
Get opponent ia jose Castillo, Who n
| supposed 90 be- backed hy the army, In
| which he has served with distinction.
/ Tho election 81 Cabrera II expected. ana
IN anticipation uf trouble, many Amcf-
' leans are returning 60 The United states