Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-23

country after thirteen years az con.
saruiivc service az thc Chiuass cat,if1t
I. now on his way 10 his homo. nj
evansville. Indiana. where he frperfs
4, reside permanently. HC approves Of
IN annexation OF Hawai-. but refused
10 discuss oriental affairs
ouar,ermaster Sergeant James c
Young 2Ulh Kansas. recently tried bv
court martial for selling qulrierm1s-
tore supplies, nas neen found guilty
IN rfnbt zzicmcnt and sentenced ID one
yllr's confinement a. hard labor iu Inc
ffnliod states penitenhinrv ut rL4von.
worth. Kansas. General Miller has ia.
sued an order approving the sentence.
coptain w. II. McKitirlck. the man
uas h1iatcd the American nag over
ih5 uaiacc building IN sautapo. is In
a,n Francieco. stopping at She Hotel
ufrt .flru with his wife. who lH the only
dsurhtof N General shaftrr Re staifs
mn General shnficr VIII come 90 san
Ftaueircn In about TN days and take
a v1ii-ohrned rgat at hls home at Fort
Mason.
The United states transport city "
Ming. one Of the first transports To-
i,,vs San Francisco for the Philippine.
,rrivod on the return trip late Monday
,ffsrnon. she left Cavito ON July .oth.
shs brought with her fifteen enlisted
ri'n ~ Inc United states AHiatic a1uad-
r,n. There had been no fighting az To
tbs time OF her departure. aud she
briuqs no news Of importance from the
philippine not already uhllshed.
The transports Australia and city
~ sydney hcran cnaliug Monday. They
v1i probably sail Tor Honolulu ou nsxt
gfiurday with the sc1ndil, couy Nag
uI1rs Which httr nn maT Do s.ut TO
Manila. 10 Do unl ID ihHt the
Erhfh California viii l' one lf the
if.roia ana M Fine Wlshinrtln are
rot included IN the Philippines force
Therefore have no chance of going
away. The arN % true OF the Fourth
california hcays baitcr'o.
THE Pacific Coast norix works At
Ainmcda. Cal, has boCn ci1.ld down
1r nr indefinite period, The plant.
no Nfvtat " 10 Kind .n the world.
vac rafihHshed 10 1871 hy r. N. Smith
whn has since become known o. D.
"UuraN King About two years aal
Mr smith, who owns all inc mineral ln
Death Valley interested English cap
| ia In the business with the result tina.
a monopoly OF che iorax production
was obtained and new rcnuIHr plant
| was cgnaifurtcd lu New York city
Hereafter the crude material will bl
| fhiurrd there nrl no refining VIII h'
cone on the coast
Four men % Company n " M,
| Wellington rcEimrnt at Inc .prfaidi,
are In tho rAfd-huuF1, url' arrcE
| for naturalization Tho inauh Irdln1'
| tI0n. 10 ls alleged, cnnrifiH uf ihr met
| having ngnnd q petition asking 90 h|
| mustered 0ui of service. COPIES of thI
! pat.iiln were Ciruuiued thrlurhlu
| ihe regiment. wish thr request ina
/ they be- signed by members 20 oarl
/ company The captains wcro told O.
| recover The petitions. but the private
| scented thdr danger and word rai
| mraurh the barracks o. destroy %
traces ~ the Troublesome pap rH. whlc'
was promptly done.
The steamer City or Seattle arrive,
NJ Victoria, u. G.. Monday cvcnlng iron
Alaska with over 200 passengers, mDstl,
oNrurTluniHtH Among abe passenger
were eighteen miners from Dawson
with small amount uf gold dust
Some ~ the minors from the int rior Hn
| that fears are now being euierialnr
| a. n famine next winter. So FAR nni
sixteen steamers have arrived from n
Michaeia. and the river o. now very low
There are 5000 people IN the Klondlki
The latest reports from Pine cree
ana Atlln lake rly an the tcrriior
around there L. staked out. sevora
miners have reached the coast wit
sacks NJ dust, ranging In value fr0f
$1,000 o. 1900. In the Gulf OF Georgi
Tho passengers on the city Of Scaul