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Las Vegas daily optic., 1899-08-28

GAINESVILLE, August 18.--While only
few delegates of the Demqeratic state
convention. which meets here tomor-
row, have arrived. yet most of the cep-
didates and their workers are on hand.
A full state ticket is to be nominated.
including :gpyernor- sHor months there
has been an animated contest for the
nomination for governor between John
r Mclean, Colonel James KiIbourne
Congressman John ]. Lentz, General
Isaac r.. Sherwood. James A. Rice,
Non Charles L. Ii. Haskell Colonel
James p. Steward. Horace Chapman
and others. The closing county con-
ventions Saturday gave Mclean such 3
lead that he has since been considered
master of The Situation There afe no
differences over the platform.
-
Las Vegas daily optic., 1899-08-28
Lawyers i'm Session.

BUFFALO, N. Y. August 2S..-Judges,
statesmen and men of national proml-
nence composing the American bar as
sdcfation' met to day and were welcom-
ed to the city by Walter S. Logan Of the
state bar association. Logan said: 81
welcome You to the state OF Governor
Roosevelt, Roosevelt the Rough Rider
and Roosevelt the president of the civil
service commission; to a state which
delights to honor its best and foremost
citizens" In the absence of the presi-
dent, Rufus II. Choate, ambassador to
the court of St. James, Senator Charles
e Mandason, of Nebraska, rs acting
pI eSdentkielivered the address.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1899-08-28
CLAIM TO HAVE WON.

NEW York, August 28.-Andriano
Grullop, representative of the sante
Dominican teSolutionistsin this eouns
try, has recei4ed the Following cables
gram,
/ SANTIAGO DE 0UBA, August 2S.-
Revolutionists in the capitol. Govern
ment surrenders.
(Signedl L.. A. ,MARoIIEs
Marche is the representative of Jimi-
nez and the revolationisis of Santo
Domingo
Las Vegas daily optic., 1899-08-28
SCI SCI

S. L. Barker's hack line. Six dollars
pays for round trip and board one
week at resort in Sapello canon. First
class hack leaves Las Vegas every
Tuesday morning for the mountains.
For further particulars inquire at w,
L. Critics store. 202 emo
Las Vegas daily optic., 1899-08-28
Secret Agreement Reached

.C41qAt7q August l2S "A special to
the Tribune, from Washington. ssys
In spite of the apparent abandonment
# negotiations with Canada, 1t is stated
on the authority of an official whose
connection with the boundary question
has been constant and confidential that
a secret agreement has been reached, as
aresult of which temporary arrange
ment can be accomplished before con-
gress meets In December.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1899-08-28

WASHINGTON, August 2S.-SQ salts
factory have been the results Of the ex-
periments made with the thoflte, a new
high explosive, taat it viii beFeeom-
mended BY the board Of ordinance. and
Notifications for use in the Philippine
campaign.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1899-08-28
Stage Was Upset.

MoNIDA, Mont, August ga Ye,-
lowstone Park stage was upset at the
Divide, sixty miles east of here Mrs.
Joseph Lippnan of Salt Lake was
killed, and her husband seriously in
jured A. f. Vickroy, chief dispatchtr T
of the Union Pacific at Denver, had his
hip dislOcated.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1899-08-28
MAkNErs.
Kausa. City Stock

KANsAs CITY, August 49, Cattle Re-
ceipts, ll,OOo; market steady to I0c
lower; native steers. 81 30 g6.l0; Texas
steers, SO O0@l.50; Texas cows, 81. .25M
800; native coas and heifers, s2.OC @
425; stockers and feeders, S3.00Q4.1U;
bulls, $2.75@4.10.
Sheep Receipts, 2,0C0 ;market steady
lambs, $3.75@5.50; muttons. S3.00@
400.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1899-08-28

For funeral supplies, monuments and
cut flowers go to Dearth, the under
taker. 1. o. o. F. cemetery trustee
Both phones, = 2S-tf
Las Vegas daily optic., 1899-08-28
MAY SUMMON SENATE

PARIS, August 2S.-The cabinet has
almost decided 10 summon the senate
to SIT ss high court for the trial of VI
Paul de Roulede, a member of the
chamber of deputies and president OF
the League, of Patriots, and other pris-
oners arrested recently on a charge oil
conspiring against the government.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1899-08-28

Just received an elegant line of sur.
ges, worsteds cassimires and tweeds for
fall aud winter cuttings. IT you con-
template ordering new suit we can
give you just what you want. George
Rose, the Tailor. 243-6t
Las Vegas daily optic., 1899-08-28

DENVER, August 28.-Forest fires in
the mountains near the Platt Canon
have burned over six miles of territory
but 1t is believed sthbydwIl be extin-
guished before great damage is done.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1899-08-28
Onnose the GoKournment.

PuERrA PLArAS (yia AIartinique,)
August %. Although tho city of San
tiago de los Gaballefos has not surrend-
cred to the revoluti Jnists the spirit of
the townspeople is in imposition to the
government. ri
Las Vegas daily optic., 1899-08-28
Waiting return of soldiers

SAN FRANCISCO, August 28.-Gov.
Richards of Wyoming, and staff -areI
here awaiting the arrival of the Wyom-
Ing volunteers from the Philippines,
who are expected early this week.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1899-08-28

For saddle and r.pairing, car
riage trimming. etc. call on J. c. Jones'
next to S. Patty's, Bridge street. 32
Las Vegas daily optic., 1899-08-28
Quiet afilariaI|l.,.

nARIEE. Ga. August 2a-TAere has
been no new developnienesiTl th5 negro
riot aince the arrest Of John Dtlagel
Saturday afternoon. = :.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1899-08-28
Jeffries-Sharkey Fight.

NEW YORK, August 28 An agree
ment has Teen reached to pull off the
the Jeffries-Shsrkey fight before the
Coney Island sporting club this fall.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1899-08-28
RasaRau.

SUNDAY base ball: Louisville, 3; Bal.
tim0re, z.
4iaulsy3lle, 4s baltimore. d.. sa,r vr-.-
SsSt. E6dts, tf6 Washington +a' '-s
pSt. Louis. 8; Washington, Is.
Chicago, 2; Brooklyn; 6.
s5Cincinnati, 3; New York, 4.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1899-08-28

Geo Rose, the Tailor. for fine suit
of clothes, fall goods just recsived.2 1886
Las Vegas daily optic., 1899-08-28

ecnet No A comprised n corporate limits Of City LAS
= -,
Precincts Nos B. % and 81 pay S427 cent taxes.
Outside precints 1914 cent taxes
special wild
sheep sanitary fund per head and Indemnity fund 5000
mills live the
lGncts. W ~ Hf'est"1 e
Las Vegas daily optic., 1899-08-28
EAST LAS VEGAS, NEW
Agent for
KNOX
HATS
Agent for
Lilly Bracket
SHOES.
FOX & HARRIS,

The up-to-date ciothiers and Furnishers
have just received the finest line of Sus-
penders, Underwear. Ties and Hosiery
ever brought to the city. SEE THEM.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1899-08-28

All kinds Of legal blanks at The Or.
TIC Office. 2Q8-tf
Las Vegas daily optic., 1899-08-28
A SERIOUS CONDITION.

prepared follow
showing Miguel county
% 1899 The Indebtedness county including
so 1892 to s49sss composed of the following
BONDEDDEBT
Las Vegas daily optic., 1899-08-28
Metal Market

Metal Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 28.-Silver, SO 9-16
Lead S4.35.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-30
\ MrNpicANr EARL.

The organ Grinder claimant " tho
late Earl pouictta estates. mentioned
In recent dispatches from London. IL q
familiar figure ON the streets OF the
metropolis. lie II n man ~ about
forty-nyr years ~ axe. dressed In the
rhabby-gcntcei style. and Is accom-
panied on the streets by his wife. who
turns tho crank m the plano-organ
while her lord and master stands an the
curbatone and with a courtly bow 10
tails. NJ one penny each. small pnmph-
lots which contain the claimants auto
biography. The couple reside IN one
~ the numerous iow-class tenement
houses In the vicinity ~ the Angel.
Islinrton. y. and Tor several ycarr were
performers on tho stage n. second rae
music halls In London ana the prov
lnooH. ~ song nnd dance artists. The
claimant styles himself lord Hilton.
aud AYERS he has taken 10 the streets
for LIVING. TO spite hla father. Earl
pouictt. who dlsowncd him years ago.
nnd whose death has just been an
nouncci. n tho orEan.Erindcr II not
the caris son. II ~ probable that his
public claims would have received at
tcniion from tho police long ago; hut
there may be- considerable difnculty at
tending any effort on hlH pnrt to prove
hla legitimacy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-30

HATiiy TuE TREATY.

The United states senate program
for the week conaistn chiefly
of discussions 81 the peace
treaty. aud tho vote ia 10 be
taken on the 9Th 81 February. Among
tho speakers II senator Rawlinr. when
the matter n nnally disposed ~ In the
Senate. that body viii have had u un'
der consideration Tor about a month.
without supplylne as Tar as known.
any new llghi upon the features ~ the
treaty
Iiy the Paris agreement Spain re-
mhauirhrn an claim Of sovereignty over
aud title ~ cuba. ana cedes 10 the
United states Porto itico. the other
West Indian islands ana the island of
Guam Internationally. The Philippine
Islands are aigo "ccdcd." the United
staior to pay ten.ooo.oOo, presumably
Tor Spanish improvements. These are
tho main features ~ the treaty. The
senate. 10 far, has chiefly considered
the question Of what To- do with the
archipelago after the ratification NJ
that measure. forgetting the nrnt duty
OF officially ending the war with spain
IN the only manner consistent with
the nations honor
n n evident that II II necessary 10
futify the treaty first Aftcr that there
VIII be- ample time Tor discussing the
proper disposition ~ the territory that
instrument conveys 10 the United
Stntcs,
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FATAL VACCINATION.

The story from Cleveland. O., to the
effect that boy, eleven years old.
died ~ lookjaw caused by vaccination
al free dinpcnHary, In sure to receive
attention at a time when the an,l-yac-
clnation agitation h becoming popu.
lnr. A. win be- remembered. the british
parliament some time nro enacted a
law oNomputF from vaccination an
who have conscientious rcruploH
against tho performance ~ the opera
ton. As many aH 10000 certificates of
exemptions have already been Issued.
we are told. and school boards have
found II necessary tu insist ON traeh-
crs and pupils submitting 90 tho
froccss, A few more eases like that
NJ tho little cleveland child win
certainly add fuel tu the agitation nn
this side NJ the water. The report H.
that tho lymph used was pure ana that
the antisrptic treatment WIS Applied.
yet tho patient was attacked
with tctanus which ended fatally
Notwithstanding the efforts OF three
physicians H. save hiH life
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innate conclusion would inject into poll
tics a system " corruption that would
have appalled, Boss Tweed In his palm
lest days"
ON Jan. 2srd the same paper said:
what we have charged L. that there Is
a corruption FUND IN the field and nave
cautioned legislators against H."
on January a II assaulted the Deserct
News for dlsputinR It's Vile differences.
false deductions and shameless mis-
quotations. and asked concerning the
Grant letter:
Would II not have declared that Il
was an impudent and seanialOus truck
.ing for money! Ana would u not have
construed the words ns approving a
corrupt use Of money In pOnticsg'
The foregoing are only samples. They
are enough out of the mass of such
FOODS to show their villalny. And yet
the sheet that printed them drops
crocodile tears and VOWS II never used
the words corrupt" or corruption
In reference to this mattcri
II II ~ no use TO pursue this any
further. Not day passes but the an.
a. Iormon" viiiner places false
construction upon the words" ~ an
opponent n It's readers cannot per.
ccive TINT. their intelligence must BE-
Of an order 40 low NJ that of It's own
vcracity. Its lack Of memory suggests
the need Of medical attention. but It's
lack ~ honor ana consistency ir beyond
human remedy.
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COMMENTS on monE,,rs.

dispatch IN the New York sun "
the agnd inst. dated Cambridge. Mass.
Jan. -. gives col Thomas W. 1iirgln.
sons views on the Utah agitation. NJ
follows;
4 decidedly original treatment H.
given ~ tho question ~ seating cone
Ercrsmnn-oioct Roberts ~ Utah by col.
Thomas W. iiisEinson. In a letter re-
plying In an invitation 10 join the exec
uiiyc committee Of the New Antl.l'o.
lygamy League. lie rnysi
u have considered your letter and am
not Inclined upon reflection to do what
you wish.
"fipt-i am always dirincllncd 10
Join n new society. as | belong To- too
many nlrcndy
second Though have much regard
for Mi. Powell. your choice ~ an urHnn
Fiyea q sensational aspect to tho whole
move menL
"Thlrd-As TO tho main question. n
Mr.. Roberts had defied the law by maxi
inr a plural marriage since the ndmis-
sion NJ Utah NJ a state I should aFrcc
with your position. This II not. hove
ever. alleged. The question what an
honest polygnmiHt should do In regard
h. his former plural wives. after such
plurality II declared Illegal. ~ a aim
cut one. Having placed them IN that
IaHition he cannot honorably east them
on uud should continue To support
them. That Mr. Roberts has done more
than this has never been proved. 20 far
uH I know,
"rhc uhlrHt and most prominent men
In the Mormon body wero doubtless po-
lygnmiFtH. u seems To- inc very de-
Hitahic that able men. even N they have
erred on this point. should rcprcfcnt the
state OF Utah. Just ~ u was desirable.
after tho abolition ~ slavery. 10 bring
back into public life the nhloHt Of the
former shareholders,
~ cannot but suspect that many ~
your rlgnerH might be- equally fcndy'to
exclude from the United Hates senate
jew. n Roman Catholic, or an atheist.
N they had the power. The spirit NJ
persecution dies hard. Apart from po-
lyrnniy, We have no more right To- 'rive
Morfnonism a setback ms you say. than
Co give u setback Ia any other body ~
believers nr diahelicverH."
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Jusr oNcE AGAIN.

lncc more we have To quote the anti
Mormon local paper against Itself
Not,dthstandmg the exposure OF liz
urpiude and decentralization. II
keeps mn lts daily SWIVEL that tho
"News" has forged" or Imputed"
language that It ala not use to wit
the corrupt use NJ money iu politics"
Il Is amusing 20 see that shoot Vlsglinr
Co work out of the hole ln witch it
finds itself and yet diggiug tho hole
deeper every day. II denics using the
term corrupt and keeps on trying to
imputc corruption" and the use NJ
tho barrel" TO gentlemen active In tho
senatorial election. iiut to the main
point;
ON January nth the anti" Mormon"
sheet said cditonally
"uid we not toll tho truth when we
snid that llehvr j. Grant LAYS down the
principle that ID h just as honorable 10
use money 20 purchase an office ~ tn
urc hraYenhoin ahiliupHf'
Also the same day;
THAT argument pushed 90 lbs legit-
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A DANGER no rur STATE.

Among the states that have paid
special attention to the liquor problem
L. South Dakota. ny popular vote u
constitutional amendment has been
adopted there providing Tor state con-
iroi Of the traffic. practically on the
pattern ~ the South Carolina diapcn.
sary plan. The state has tried pro-
hlhitlon for some years but. ~ Il seems,
with but Indifferent, success.
Tho history ~ the war In Houth
Carolina against in,oxlchnts IN quite
interesting II win be- remembered that
the retail liquor dealers at first mot the
dlSponHary law with violent opposition,
but Governor Tillman fearlesHly en-
forced ~ provisions. Its opponents
secured n legal decision 10 the eject
that the state hnd me- power 10 prohibit
the sale ~ liquor Imported In original
packages" ana under this decision In
toxicants came into the state by the
car load Put NJ In smail battles. The
supreme court, howeycr, sustained tho
governor In Tits nght. with the result,
II u asserted, that today there Is not an
'hrlginnl package shop In the state
and but foW blind tigers There are
In the entire state but ninety-nvc dis
pensarira, but mo- liquor can be cons
rumed ON the premises.
The state does not propose tn linz
Il The liberty ~ thr citizens to CON
sumo NJ home whatever they want of
the dangerous mud hut It docs abbott
in tho saloon as "a place where the
worst el"inents can meet, drink aud
loaf ~ h this measure that South
Dakota has NOW adopted, by voting
for the following constitutional amend.
ment'
The manufacture and sale NJ lntoX-
icnung liquors shall bee under exclusive
state control ana shall be- conducted by
dulN authorized agents ~ the state.
who shan bee paid by salary ana not by
comuiHsiUn,
II W. clnimel TINT rrohlhtlonlstH IA
vor the disprnsnry fyHiem because NJ
It's tendency towards pronihl don.wh ile
an agree that the abolition " tho sa-
loon n In Itself a great victory for tenn.
pemnce and general morality.
The llquor tntho has In some States
very properly been made subject for
state legislation lts influence Is of
ten very widely felt through the power
II Yields secretly and openly The
ravnges of alcohol nro hardly less dar,
gcrous Than those NJ opidemics, which
states sometimes are called upon to
combat and 1t should be treated ac-
cordingly,
While ON this subject, It may not be-
hmisa To refer to an able paper ON The
effects OF alcohol, published In the
Physician and Surgeon OF August last
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No rroisL,rwr r,NKrn,Nc.


Tho election ~ United states sona-
tors by popular vote we believe. would
he raiutHry change ~ method. a
constitutional amendment Ia that end.
We think. would bc supported by q
large majority u people throughout
the country. Thnt should be- urged by
those who nrc DESTROYS ~ the change.
hut Il would be- we'll not To
tinker with this important piece
Of necessary work while the
law stands ~ II II. the real difficulty
viii rrmaln. no matter how many con-
MENTIONS may express public opinion In
sections, or how many ballots may be-
stamped with sectional or personal
preferences.
Don't play with this question or make
patchwork ~ n. STAN Legislatures
should not monkey with a matter reg
uiatcd by the National Constitution,
Mcmorinllzing Congress ~ all right.
Agitatng the subject Of the nuba,iiu-
ton ~ popular voting for legislative
election n proper. Directing public at
tcntion to the evils 81 the present
method II In line. aud viii be- supple
mcntcd BY the object lessons Afforded
by several senatorial elections this
year. I.
iiut don't potter With national ducs-
ilon. locally. II YOU do, Utah lcRinln-
tors. you viii simply make a mess NJ
n. Either leave the election OF a United
States senator where Il conuiituiionaiiy
belongs. or work for change In tho
Constitution. which II the only cncctual
Icmrdy.
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rnr rnILlrriNr SITUATIONS.


In dealing with the rllipinos Il must
be- remembered that they are by In
stinci and hy reason OF Ions Year, 81
tyrnunicul treatment highly suspicious
NJ the motives and intentions of for
eignrrs, So fnr does their diHtrust ux-
tend that ln many ~ their dialects they
have nu word that expresses gratitude.
no way ~ HaYlng THANK you"
Coupled with this defect II the usual
otJcntnl inability to recognize authority
that does not manifest itself by force.
pnradod before them, but they must be-
made Ca fool its power at the instant
when they Inst venture Ia run counter
60 H. II they are allowed 70 pass m
inch beyond the limit marked out for
them thry mon only doubt the cnpahllity
of their rulers tn Keep them within the
assigned bounds, but they jump Ca the
conclusion that they cannot h0 rec
strained ut 900,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-30

\ Geneva paper gives a remarkable
Instance of the persistence ot the
plague microbo. In 1900. II says. N.
Dutch city OF Harlem was devastated
by the plague. Among the families that
perlshed was one by the name Of CiouS.
the members Of which were buried In
the Harlem church. About thirty
years ugo II was found necessary To
repair the vault, and mnsons were en-
Eagcd for that purpose. Now, although
more than two centuries had passed
since the bodies were Inferred Ia that
vault, All the workingmcn were at
tucked with the Elandular swelling
characteristic ~ the plague. They were
sent 10 a hospital whore after careful
treatment thoy an recovered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-30

To Judge from present appearances
the Paris treaty has not made any
marked progress toward ratification In
the SENATE, ana what IL more. IL h
not likely 10 unless opposition n APP
prtrcd by concessions. or this fact
Senator Davis, who IN chairman of the
committee un foreign relations and In
charge NJ the treaty, has been Informed
by delegation from the opposition
De- taken on the treaty either an
amendment "a II must be- made or ~
separate resolution passed 10 the effect
that the United states win exercise no
Sovereignty, Jurisdiction or control over
the Philippine islands. When AN un-
derriundlnF M this nature The oppose
ton IN ready in accept the treaty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-30

The Increase of armament by Russia
ana France II yet long way In the
rear ~ what Britain IL doing. The lat
Ter now has proposition to make well
drilled soldiers ~ ail youths between
u and ~ years 81 age. ns reserve
force. and l. building more than three
times as many warshlps as the whole
number OF protected vessels In the
American navy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-30

The proposition NJ tho administration
~ a. work h'ttDrmrntn fot the filipiuos,
MT tn rnrlnyr them or de- thrm harm.
hut rather io nt them for tho sclf-guy-
which they cam enjoy only after such
experience nnl contact with O. higher
civilization ar urH essential in any self
governing people ~ certainly II very
true that We have assumed "nbliga-
tiunr' concerning these oriental Islands
which we must fully discharge, and one
nj these m, after having freed Thorn ~
SpnniHh mlsrule and semi slavery. 10
save them frum themselves from the
anarchy ANA confusion that must fol-
low u turning over OF aifqlra 10 Agui-
naldn and his impetuous followers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-30

The Copper River and Yukon railway
company wants government aid In the
way OF $4,000 mile subsidy for build
ing railway ana telegraph line In
Alaska. II Is n question whether the
government experience In the Pacific
railroads cases will make It favorable
TO such u grant yet the assistance
given 20 the Pacific roads was one N
the chief factors IN the development Of
the Great West
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-30

n the stories ~ Filipino outragcs on
Spanish ciyll prisoners be- true In only
onc-tenth ,he degree stated In the dis
patches, there II occasion for the In
prevention N force BY Americans 10 re-
licyc the sufferers from such lnhumnn
treatment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-30

WIN the United states Fonntc defeat
the whole snanish-Ameticun treaty.
r. now most Interesting question.
SPANS representatives arr unanimous
ly Of the opinion. apparently with good
reason. that any important modinca-
iion " the document relative to the
Philippines would leave matters where
they were last August. aud would re-
quirc ~ new fcncc commission. with
which Spain would have an advantage
which she did not possess formerly.