Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25

fact. taken In connection with n dos-
pcrnte EFFORT made by the murderer
to escape, has made the trial and exc.
cution " this man one of the famous
cases Of the Kind In the annals Of
Idaho.
a Honolulu special to the San Fran.
cisco Chronicle says. From sourcs
hlgh ~ the foreign office II Is learned
that the republic " Hawaii has assured
the British consul general that In case
the action Of the Hawaiian government
In onering herself aa an ally 10 the
United states should result In the
bomhardmont N Honolulu any damage
done o. English property or Interests
would hc paid by this government II
II also reported that the German con
SUI. learning " the matter demanded
the Same guarantee for German NOR
chants. The Hawllan government has
not us yot replied.
The chamber. of commerce and board
90 trade OF san Francisco have telc-
grnphUd to Senator Perkins at wash.
inrt0n declaring that Major oscar r.
Long hrs stipulated in all contract,
that only white labor should be ems
ploycd in manufacturing thu suppiCs
required fOr the army and that when
over facts have been laid before him
showing that contractors have devlnte0
from requirements. he has at once cau.
cellod the contracts" The labor com.
missiunors office and bodies vt orgnn-
lied wurkmCn. however SIN insist TINT
suidirrs' uniforms are being made by
Chinese.
News has reached san Francisco
from Honolulu. that opium is being
rmuggled on large scale from Vic
turia. H. c.. o. the Hawaiian Island
- a.. a
business own the schOonOrH liruUct.f.
Lena and &. salvador Tho irHt two
are reported to have landed their carr
| gucs and sailed away. but G. salvador
was caught. 4 search revealed 1000
tins of opium on board and Captain
John H. Ankc with man named Al
| bert Wulnrlch were landed IN Jail The
| Salvador. which was ngtcnHihly on an
otter hunting expedition. has gone
ashore and viii probably be- a total
/ wreck.
\ dispatch from san Francisco says
| that ut 1880 o'clock ON the afternoon
NJ the goth. In latitude es53 north. lon-
| ritudr iiil5 west. the steamer Peru
| from the orient. via Honolulu. sighted
/ the transport steamers China, Senator,
| Colon aud Zcnlaudia. signals We're
exchanged with all the vessels AN
| we'll on board" was the message the
| WANN NNWNNfNNN NN wv NAlNfNH = NV saNHA-
l1ndln. conveying the pcnnsylvnnln
troops. hove Go and sent boat m 10
the Peru. Pennsylvania sons had
messages TO send 20 tho United States,
| \ quantity of mail from the troops was
brought 10 San Frnnoi-c, cheer Tor
| the friends NJ those on the IpnlAullt
| IL contained In the following message:
AT sea. June 2o-Toli our people We
have had q pleasant trip and all arc
| we'll"
The Eighth army corps Just organ
izcd by Major General Merritt. IN
ciudeH thu entire Philippine force Th-
troops not yet named az part ~ the
oNpediunnury force viii CunHtitut" an
| indopy ndent division OF the nsW corps
and viii be under command Of General
T.. 4. Otis. on arriving at Manila the
ontlN army viii he recognized
General Merritt has designated q mum.
her ~ officers Tor positions In ths
Eighth corps. His personal stan viii
be- constituted a. follows. Major LOWS
~. Strnthor. United States volunteer
acting aide. Major Harry q. Halo
| United states volunteers. acting aide
| Captain \. bentley Mott. United STATED
| volunteers. aide. nrigndiDr Genera
10. u. Hughes " named as chief ~ stan
and Inspector general under Major
| General otis Lieutenant Cnibnr
Thomas ~. Barry Is named nH ndluthnl
general An order has been Issued bj
General Merritt stating that he vii
sail Tor the Philippines ON "wednesday
on the Newport with his stan ant