Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-19
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Of Jickslnviile. Fla. Who has been a
lns. nigh; N Brighrs i'sease.
There have been clashes between
| liorcd Immune ard white soldiers ana
e,riuun trouble o. feared. at Camp
| Hamilton, near Lexington, Ky.
Hon. y. y. i.oomia. 4. $. minister 90
venezuela. was passenger On the
steamer Abydos. with arrived ~ Now
York from Venezuelan ports today
Private J. W. whaicn oi the Eigh,h
Massachusetts. died nt Camp iamll-
Ton, KY. today. OF typhoid fevcr. max
lng the sixteenth death Gen. breck-
.nr'dgo reviewed the troops bcf1rc an
Immense crowd today. Secretary Al
ger WI review hem tomorrow.
Edward Havens. lord OF .he manor
" East Drnylind, near C3lchosior,
England. was rsmandtd % Hirwlch
.Iity On she chfrge ~ attempting 60
drown his ie-ycar.old daughter from a
quay last evening.
Although the Fourteenth Minnesota
received orders yesterday 10 proceed
home. the regiment u SIN az Knox
VILE. Tenn, and viii perhaps not get
away until tomorrow night The
command Il waiting Tor sleeping car
equipment.
The Michigan conference u the VI.
Y. church ut Lansing. Mich. has
soried without -dcbase q RESOLUTION
declaring for the consiitutl6aai amend
mCnt rflyidlnE for equal lay and min
lsiCrlal representation In the general
conference. The vote was igs 90 ..
Seven buildings In Elmwaod. four
miles from Syracuse, y. y. were
burned 20 ihe ground early today and
two mcn. Frank Harvey and ur1rne
straua. were burned 90 death. Tho men
were guests % .he sheppard hotel The
loss will amour, 10 10000 with $4,000
Insurance.
ofear q. Murray. c0.rccsivcr % the
Baltimore and ohio railroad, passed
through Columbus. ~, this noon In hir
private car lie declined 90 submit 90
an Interview. but confirmed the state
mcrt made by y. r. Bacon, president
~ the n. 4 o. Southwestern railroad,
regarding the control % the u. q o.
The war department has received
cableFram from Major Ciouae. the 500.
Rotary Of the American military CONF
mission, dated Havana, today stating
that the commission has removed 10
Vodhdo. suburb OF Havana, ana that
an nf the party. NJ well ~ the people
on the steamer ReaIiutc. nntwithstnnd-
Ing newspaper reports 10 the contrary.
are In good health.
Major 4. a. Blgelow. the army pay
master. paid the Sixth regiment az
Springfield this morning, over three
months pay was due them. hut they
were paid only for two months. II r..
aulred $4,000. The members OF the
sixth leave tomorrow morning for their
homes on thirty days furiough. MA.
Tor UlEei0w and his assistant 80 90
DanyEie tonight TO pay Battery II.
The annual convention % the Brow
OF the United states COIN
menccd Mt Cleveland today with
meeting Of the trustees IN
uermanla Hall. The apprentice ques-
ton was discussed and reports OF the
secretary and treasurer read, About
300 members are In attendance. Dur
Ing tho convention ltcturcs VIII be de-
llvcrod by Dr. Slcbel OF Chicago, pr,
Hautkc ~ Milwaukee and Dr. wyatt
Of New York.
Advance prints ~ volume 7, acrlcn I.
1f the official records OF the Union
and Confederate naviea In the war on
Inc Rebellion. have been furnished the
navy department By tho government
printing ONCE. The vole5se COM
prisss the operation Of the north At
antlc biockndlng squadron from March
ith Co September ith. 1861. The ~ y.
lrlbuti0n of the work II a congronnion-
Al and not a departmental one
Or. Abraham N. owens. leading
physician and surgeon % Evansville
Ind, IL dead ~ heart disease, lie WIS
a native ~ Madisanvllle, Ky, and was
~ years old lie was one uf the organ
lserA ard one OF the first officers u The
Pam Amtricln Medical association, also
4 member ~ Tho American Medical as
ISOLATION. IN which he has been a a.
rector and member of the Mississippi
Valley Medical society, IN which he has
held several oinces.
Senator Faulkner Mr., Charles A. s.
Iileren. treasurer Of che Cuban relief !
fund. and Gen. Bi.es, who participated !
In che Santiago campaign, were among
the Presidents olllers today. Tho |
President talked az considerable length |
with Gen. Bases concerning she details |
N the siege ~ che Cuban city. remark- |
lng thas he had Convsrscd with 80 |
many participants that he felt quite |
with all the particulars Of |
Secretary Aiger arrived at Cincinnati |
from Detroit today, accompanied by |
bis aide, Major Hopkins. lie found |
lwaslng him here surgeon General |
siemherg, and Gen. NJ. +. Ludlng.1n.
s,gr general OF she United |
'tatcs army. The secretary'a visit here |
u % begin a aerieH OF Inspections Of |
lamps ana hospitals In she west. His |
ittention win DO given 20 ghn camp and |
hospital at Fort Thomas today Ills |
lcNi Visit Will be 10 Lexington, KY