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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12

lIehty members OF tha Illinois naval
ml'INlY Nt Chicago. woru placed uuIrr
uIf.Hl '.Ht night
y" nl HHrpIrt o. French Canadian.
VINO f.H lived boo Kansas City fl. tU.n.
dead he leaves an estate
Th' r.1'o department mas finally
i.iIh.I iNtt JuhH Kelley. tho American
20 MH" confined iu consular nH nt
''"'II'iI1. Japan. hHH boom released
il % Smith Ht Hartford CIty. irI
on. 90. ih. principal promoters ul tBr
AN'iI. 900 window tiu.. UHmu4uv. 40.
.Y...N t9l'N lhlt ina project had
The Ml0Uou brought from ey1r,,
o. '". .. . robbery o.. ..#bfIrr Ir uI.,,,,.
Particular hHt which uu..frl.i ,l, ID. 2.
s''lWsh.u Alameda. 10000 b.I8g .t,i",,
from ihn k0.u.e.H Erganir
81, 4 special tp tha Chlcaa1 Tribune frsr
lpl f'Ia says. n consolidation sf
w, ftllnE nigur MANUFACTURING lntrr-
~ %. lHWnl. Key West N.W Orleans
'Nl havana d. lu pr0gr#H.
-, The N'w York Times lya Do d. lftf.fy
lhll Tour uf Che largest dlmurtIH cham.
l'EU' concerns boo the United sf4f.s
MlN FORM o. combination which NAV Ind.
l,INAidH develop Into uu AmHrIHIp
champagne trust
consul Boyle. ut Liverpool has called
lh' intention uf The state department f5
~" 'Nn'HllI'n. which will iuvrafIHYts
tropical diseases aud suggested fb4f
~ MpulI h' W'Il Co have un American
uu the expedition.
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FRAYKLIN'S REQUESTS.

on July ~. 1850 BENJAMIN Franklin
signed bis last win and testament. aud
~ April 60 1900, nearly ten years later,
THIS Testament was approved and allow
cd by tho orphans court OF this city
ana county. one NJ the important be-
quests made hy Franklin was q dew 10
20 the city uf Philadelphia OF $1,000. the
sum iu De put ut interest and the lu-
trraat rUIuyHstud annually TO Increase
Che principal f0r the period OF 100 years.
lln made ~ similar huqupst. similarly
conditioned iu thn city of Boston zoe
token uf kindly memories uf thH place
uf his birth. Franklin, calculated the
product lt these sums, lnft for 900 years
900 compound interest. and, Boo nDtleIpl-
ton Ni the large funds that must U"a
'umu.HtH, h' directed that Che same
should Doe expended BOO works NJ public
utlIiN ana convenience, rendering IHr
lnhoriilnE Cltles moro comfortable. more
attractive and more desirable dwelling
places. His calculations have not been
realized, us at the end OF the term hH
prescribed The boquests have mot lu-
creased 10 anything Hike the extent he
expected Tho sum devised 90 this city,
no the charge Of The city trusts. has
amounted % something over $4,000,
sum which De expected would Doe rell-
izcd I'm torty-iyo years. I'm Boston the
results have heru somewhat nearer tho
mark, the Investment IN that city hav-
ing Increased 20 about Sg0j. 900 -Phlla-
delphia Telegram,
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Nognlcs. Aria. Aug, ii.-At the scat
Of war the NuQuls are concentrating
IN force and the Mexicau government
is putting forth every effort 90 locnlizc
tho hoTilllti9s and prevent their extend
Ing further. Troops are hurryiur into
the region and strong attachments are
posted In AN the mountain passes lead
Ing out. When everything ls IN reali-
ness "a strong force viii surround the
Ylqull where they have lutrJnchod and
wipc them out with machine guns.
Those who escape VIII be- Intercepted at
Abe mountain passes. II n predicted
that whom an preparations are made
the work Will be finished w very quick
ly
Information from the scene Of the
Nlnul war convryH the Intelligence that
Father Beltrnn, the priest who was re-
ported Killed at the time OF the out
break, Dr. atlll alive and iu the hands OF
the insurgents. The latter have notified
the military authorities that whom the
Federal troops attack them whore they
have intrenched NJ Bacum, they VIII
Llll the priest, his brother ana two sls.
tors Of charity, whom they have also
taken captive,
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TO SUPPRESS SMUGGLING.
Washington Authorities Will Stamp il Oul in
the PHILIPPINES.


New York. Aug. IA special dr..
patch to the Herald from Washington
says:
scrIous consideration De- being given
by the authorities to tho question of
supprcsrlng the illegal trading between
the Filipino insurgents and the tori.
tory under their control and the OUT
side world.
The situation 70 complicated. ncr,rd-
Ing 20 adyIccs received from otis. by
the action OF AguInalIo Boo lntsriiatInr
traillc between the natives uI ..Iulrta
not under the control of thH American
furces ana ships OF American rUHIlfpr.
This Introduction. Gen. OtI# rlFH ID la
retaliation Tor his action In I4auIus IL
ccnFoa Co persons Ia Manila o. continue
trading Ia the staple products Of tho
Military officers say ha native lp.
hnhiinnts of Manila now rlIy largely up-
on their commercial trading trlrrlp.
lions Tor their livelihood. and th.y .se
iu AguluHdio'H decree Hn .ffrHUf f,
stop the trade between Manila ma 9th.
or ports in the hope ur becoming a
starving city upon Gen. OuH hands.
The authorities ore much ,EUrUisad
over the possibility uf u general rmur-
have appreciated iu value HI p.r cont.
nud the immonED gain o. Do. occurred Id
% frnut temptation in smuHHIHi.
Rear Admiral Watson d cooperating
with The army 90 prevent thp gnutInu.
tnc" uf the illegal trading. and lu "a
ulHnltch tu the navy department Co..
d1y hr announced that uH account %
The necessity uf preventing Hurh tfud-
INK hr would Boz unable Zoo send any "
hlH hips north, ua advised by Acting
Secretary Allen.
a. conference held Dy Secretary ~
War Root with Acting Secretary of ths
Navy Allen, the advlrlpllItv n proc
claiming blockade 90 certain ports
was discussed. but on account OF the
status which such action would give
90 the struggle In tho islands. DC la
doubtful 10 action 0f "a formal character
VIII De- tukrn. \ blockade. Zoo fact hove
ever VIII exist HtTiCtrr iu character
Than that now enforced. the purpose
hnlrg tn prevent military supplies or
assistance NJ any Kind reaching Aruln-
aldo during the rainy season. aud 10
Keep hiH army AH unprrpurd aH p1Hll-
Die Tor tho fan campaign.
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fused delivery. he thought he would
icst that question. BE then rccounta
hl4 Efforts to send through the malls
10 prominent officials In the Philip
pines the pamphlets refused by the
postmaster at san Francisco some time
1go. FOR which the author ~ the clrcu.
lar says he was threatened with
prosecution for treason and aeditiun
because Of this. my EFFORT on my part
10 convey Information tu you citizens
and soldiers. which would inform yon
as 10 the work being done In this coun-
try to stop what We believe 10 be Grim.
innl aggression In the Philippine
islands"
Mr. Atkinson adds that three ari-
clos referred to- via: '"Tho Cust or n
National Crime" 1.-THE Hell NJ War and
its Penalties ana Criminal AEEroH-
sion by Whom Committed" arc In
ciui-d In one " two pamphlets sent
10 the officers OF tho regiments and he
1ska their Views upon thom ana upon
The whole courrc of the warfare IN tho
Philippine Islands. promising " per
mltted 90 print the letters TO make
careful selection thefcffom "whHthcr
adverse 10 the position 1 have taken Or
sustaining IT,"
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sroRM Dor. MrcI pAmAaE.
Number Of People KILLED aud Many In,
lured by Lightning.

Chicago, Aug, le-AccordnF 20 dis
patches received nom points ln I'M.
nols, Indiana, Michigan Iowa aud
Wisconsin great deal OF damage was
done by last nights storm. In some
places there was loss OF life due Co
llghln.ng and the lOsH In crops and dee
struyyl buildings reaches "a heavy nE.
urr. Those killed ate.
Collins, farm hand. near Harvard co..
struck hy lightning, Suukusy Frank
Il years slugk by lightning near
Junssville. WIS,
The injured. carr. John. Harvard.
Ill., stunned by lightning ,nl-r.
Christian, EIgiu, lll. shocked by Ught.
Ming, Son and granddaughter Uf above
stunned by lightning. orr John, llar-
ward. m, stunned Boy lightning,
I'm many places livestock was killed
A large party gathered Zoo "a new barn,
preparatory Co dcdlcUtlug % was Dc
dance lightning demolished the struc-
tura ana Injured % number OF those in-
side. An lee house belonging 10 tho
knckcrboclar company, or Chicago.
WAS burned by lightning 40 Elgin At
GAINESVILLE. Wis. the house uf Il. g.
o'Hrieu was demolished by lightning.
Al members of tho family wore absent
at picnic and thus their lives were
saved. ~ Bussemer Michigan, twenty
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He say. We nave Expanded No Matter
whether We favor II or Not.

New York, Aug ia special dis
patch 10 the Times from Washington
says
zoo reply 90 question concerning his
views On expansion. Senator Stewart. uf
Nevada, said tully
I'VE have expanded and II IN no long,
or question whether or not We are iu
favor of o. % makes nn difference
whether the United states had "a right
Go buy those Islands cog whether spaiu
had title Co %. upHr 90 them The
fact remains that wa ana buy them and
We are there NOW tl give tho natives
an opportunity tu rule themselves.
"AiJy d. our arguments are rather
strong, but TINT b. apparently the only
way 10 deaf with thuHH people. We can.
not goll them. if We sold thpm IL would
hH Co some monarchy ana the people
~ the United Stltcs would stamp with
unanimous diH1pprovm the sale OF IA
country ana In people.
"rhc policy of the United states In
the Philippines mas NOT been aggressive
enough believe a moro vigorous
campaign will be waged In future"
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DAKOTA CAyE9i MILES LONG
May be More Of Wind Cave. hut Ex.
plOrcrs Have Gone that Far.


s,''I-.. S.5''i hlI',.h miles from Hot
] sI.ut 8a. ,.', l.tl'.I annually hN
] r,.t r.,...,fi,. '.'l'uth lh. place ls
Zone ""'"" 80 american cite
a. .,......, ...,.,
8b,uf % Ul, ~ ,.,',..t . ,.'''l'. ''ilH average
"l..i't'' aMNu''is' huu lu not Yield
,f..' l.,,,t..t.t'., " tlN lH' lawyers VINO
80. '""h 'n' ownership of tho
ssi
. $50, ,'',... ,.'N pm IN. possession ni
~ ,.,.,''', .-l.il. distant relative
IA. 10y IT,, i,,E,lanl.H wife Hc holds
,,,..t.a, 'f Nl.'N, or Judgment on
4, ,g,,i,',. ."' u''luk h,'n employed
',f.NNi ll' ,'N' ana rallied Co fr-
tt.,. li3 lH'I'inf
~ ,'N cav, pr reached hy stage over
nv, '.'l.' NIlNlnF 1i the cave, tho
i.It,'l', '..na aIr Al'hppoin The
pufti1t. a,, VA I.,,I,N Ipl lhg uip by
80, ~, wv Hn''A anu Mhlt" Hkull
W. Mh,h ull nfg ready are given
"l'., 'A,l. Mr Folsom then un-
49,. HuoLs men reveals % room just
49,. '"'Nh" 10 cover "a trap ln tho
NV. ,,..,.....,...........,
toI. ~, J'....,, upWatl' ana the wise
80, p. NW"M W. single ill' by narrow,
..,ii ~ l'bnl OF steps 20 depth ~
49,. IVY i''' IN. walks and passages
H, Wy" lnl' h'd' l'hd!ng 90 Intervals
~. Wy '",i'N. 'NimhrtH, ~ which
g,,r,t. -'ig, lh We cave. Thor" are
f~at i,.i',, tb. u,,l., one gets some 900
l." w. 'nifinc''
s.lil' or lhr pn1mb'rs 70 r. possible
t,, anu 'l,,l' anu some are quite LOFTY
i',. ~. '"n.''Nhf passages urr very
Ky ,'lll.. dresses gre decorated with
'.i, a., ' wv, vi candies. nnl the Birug-
H. s,,.l az. W. ~. u-'i lno huiI9W passages
.N, 10 %. % m4k" many declare that
''.ll I" VIVA cave i7 quite enough.
N. I've HAa h'rn explored dis
'sI,t or nln. N1Wn" miles. -Four years
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BURNING THE SATURNUS.


Washington. Aug. 1.-THE navy de-
partmant late this afternoon received
f,, fgii,,,i,,,, .,t,i,,ra,,, ..I,t.,,. t., ,,,..
'''s '''' '''' ''"h '' '"'
BURNING OF th' sltufhuH nN 90" ln-
8ufgents. which was reported Zoo tho
prrss paNfes sHypr4i div. .Hu.. and ala,
~.
'"' hH'i''hN OF "'H i'iN'"''' IellIlea
ON "wednesday
Manila. Aug. lion August the
,.,,,t.,., p......,.... t... 49,.
''"'''
'iaHe MeNiiH. lhtioiIinE LitHb}th
bay. Lus1n island. found tbu American
.ts4p,rr g5tfrru. ,r Ola. t..., 10
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DISCOVERIES IN ALASKA.

The party uf scientists who went tc
Alaska Hs the guests OF Mr. Hartman
are meeting with success. and have
made several Important discoveries
Among those iH uu immense boy gN.
tending inland fDT over twenty miles
AZ che upper End OF this bay they dis.
covered 20 great glacier Inferior only tc
hir Muir glacier in size. n has beer
named Unknown Bay" -Four othet
Now E.uDIes which have never been seer
10y whit" men were found az the heut
uf hIHourhlntWDnt Bay In Icy BgS
900 Immense glacier was discovered
mud was named "lilrrIm1n's glacier
Sew plant species have been found boy
th" hutvuIHtH. ana the collection ut
marine species is expected 90 surp8ss
any other yet made IN the northern wa.
tors Many other discoveries were
mlle Lm hILl he --s.LunL-Ia American.
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In some places being Obliged 10 wade
waist deep In water Many men were
exhausted. The troops viii spend the
night at Santa Rita and proceed Sat
urduy.
stan. with Ave scouts from the Iowa
regiment. marched up the railroad into
Angeles \ small force OF rebels at
tackled the scouts outside the town
and Lieut.. Hazard sent for reinforce
mcntH. Gen. Whcatuns orders. how
ever. were that the Americans should
not occupy Angeles and force VI 600
or 200 rebels appearing, Lieut. Har-
GARD retired.
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Vancouver. 70. g.. Aug i2-AdvIeoa
from Honolulu Dos the steamer MuWun
wcro that lilo volcano Dr. making things
decidedly Interesting flr every one in
Hawaii ono of the most vHuturaHomr
trips tl co. smoking summit was made
hN 4. VI. Aihurtnu. who returned fp
Honolulu The day tho MIuWHra called
for Vancouver Athsrtuu iG photo.
gruphcr sent Out with Prof Bloknuro
" the department. uf instruction uf the
State uf New York.
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MESSAGES OVER
MILITARY LINES
New Code Of Regulations Govern.
ing Their Transmission.
USE OF CIPHER FORBIDDEN.



Sow York Aur 70 A .,...I.t g.. A..
TrIbuB. fr.,,. ,,s..tl.. ~ Wv
ID. . "'"t''h 'a}8.
o" general orders la.uHl from the
headquarters OF Ga. army , 4.,. ..,l.,
of regulations r.y.r,.tg.. ,,,.. ,......,-
.I.t. ''' N''' H'A'H lHi.-
"'.'"h'. over military telH-
h.'lH ZINES and lines under military
ruIc Dr. established. Tb, r.-,if.,I..,.
b4y, I,.s,, .t.,.I..t t.....
t '.ta fI''lfl Mtlh
'.'' ".'ia'Nh'' OF Lieut., Col Allen. ~
ih' signal corps whose HNpHrl.r.. Inst
.YfIf,.r..,, .s....I...
-..,',.l, Wv , '''''.,'N' ..i'l d" l''i' l'l'o
"'i" 'hl' aNHiamaie control
N'' essential @" the proper conduct 10
tho service lines. gv direction. .f ,b.
ssfrsf,,s. 81 ,,.. a..
NO" 'N' IN''' "l' SUBJECT
'' iN"IlN'al"u hy thn commanding
general Df Uu army m the uuid. but boo
other officer Is to have. ans. .it..r.,i,,, DO.
.t..... '"' N'A.'aH"h D"
'.'''R 'N'"I' Ih' rules are as fol-
IN".
First plHrlt.hsa win be- saut In the
f9II.u.I,.. ....f.. .........
NO.. ... 30 t'''''''' ""i l's'li
"'''h N'l 60 tne Importance 90 mes
.iFeH Too Che Same class.
GAP Those relating o., IA, ,,,,y,,-,,,
odd. ..i.....,... '". o''i"'h'
'''"s''" OF tNr ntsly ln the
N'lI pr %" navy, OBJ other messages
relating Co the army. 90 tho n,y,. aud %,
governmental t.t.,,,,,.,.,. -. -.
uf tbs rnIt't st,t.t' ~, . Wy, aus
state. territorial or .fl,., ri,ii a,0.,si l
.aF.i b.t,,Ir, p'''J 5I, uu,,n,s' ,al me-,
uputrll ,r.,.,,',,,.,., "A,".. "'
alF,#. az, ,Ifl..ii'., 49,. '.'a
relating fl d.4tb a. r.rIai,' iiig... 49, 49,
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40 WELCOME coLonApo rnoors.
GOV. Thoma. and Party wiz 90 to san
Francisco 10 Meet Them.

Denver colo. Aug. 1i.-Gov Thomas
and party win start tomorrow iorn-
Ing Tor san Francisco Geo meet the Tee
turning Colorado volunteers. who arc
expected 60 reach that city about Aug
uat iith, The party consists Of Cove
g. 81 Thomas wife and daughter; col
Fletcher and wife. AIT Gen. over
myor Dr. clayton parkhill. formerly
urroou Of the First colorado reEi-
mont. Mai q. X Hooper and wife and
Dolayau W. Gee. assistant secretary to
the governor. Maj. Hooper Is the host
uf the party en- route.
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rnE ANrI,IMpERrALisr.
"lichcock Receives a Lot of I'd.
ward Atkinson's Pamphlets,

e,ss .',N'ln, Aug. li-secy. Hitch
h n1'" Nlher government onlelnl,
q H. Guy have received coples
kasI, circular signed by Edward Al.
Zen which the author says has
s5sei W WI be sent to tho commits
u eo1h "lll on-commissioued officers
from a. turning regiment OF troops
ca5ia. We Philippines. tugctber Win
pBrin.gli Pamphlets and articles ON he
ps5ai,Yline filuatlon from an anti inn
Tiia KY I point Of View. " ''''' ''''
rst a., circular o. dated Boston. Au-
lmperl,ii. Md Us headed. ''Ths Anti
survivor. ana ~ addressed 10 tho
NJ NJ nihg from Manila. ''''''''''
iHforp,a,S1N 'nAoh says that having been
ION ' ,s that Geographic measnact =
yolup,a. mothers and sisters of the
them NV, from Nebraska urging
"ol 10 re-onllst had been ne,
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LooATINo a norNDAny IN.
That n"twsen IIritlsh Columbia aud
Northwest Territory Heing FIXED.

Seattle. Wash, Aus. u.-Adyicoa
from skaguuy, ALASKA, says; \ Cana
dlhn party NJ surveyors are at Bon.
nett 10 locate tho boundary line De-.
tween British Columbia aud the North
west Territory west uf the llu0tuliu-
qua river. The party consists OF ten
mon. Who viii commence operations on
the Taku arm OF Lake Tagish. The
actual location OF the line viii be OF
grcat bcnent 10 the miners NJ the dis
trict us there VIII thereafter be no
question arising ua TO the size OF tho
placer ana quartz claims as well as
the place OF recording them s. ST.
tyr representing the Dominion govern
menL be- lt the head OF the party.
GOV w, A. Brady has started Tor the
Interior aul ls now well on his way
down the yukon tie win go 10 Dlw-
son and into the American camps on
The lower yukon. lie VIII go to 81.
Michael ami then make his way around
the coust NJ sltNu, taking IN the coast
ports ON his way II is the governors
Intention TO visit an the mining camps
ana points Of Importance
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Washington. Augn. il.-EX-GcpTe-
sentative James II, Lewis NJ WASH
lugtuu was az the state depart
American miners who were driven out
uf the Atlin mining district uf British
Columbia Tor formal submission TO
Secretary Hay upon his return To the
city. Mining claims estimated In value
at &iO,OO00O0 were taken f-pm these
miners uud together with their claims
Tor improvements ana possible dams
age raised the total amount OF the
claims ~ about S25.0lOOOO.
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London. Aug. 1.-THE Rome corro-
spondcnt OF the Daily Telegraph says;
"rhe pope today friday decided TO
hold tho next conslstory In December.
inuugurnting three of the great fati-
walls holy year In communicating his
decision to Cardinal Rumpollu, pupnl
secretary OF state. his holiness begged
him TO give Instructions that the end
OF the century be- celebrated with the
greatest pomp and ceremony
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Manila Aug. i2--Advicos from Cal.
uln under date N August nth report
that Gen. Macarthur took the Ninth
regiment. a BATTALION % the Twenty
artillery from Calula 90 Santa Rita.
near Bacolor. on Friday morning The
entrance or the troops into the town
was not opposed. the Insurgents nee.
Ing ~ tho Americans approached. The
troops had hard march OF ten miles.
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Washington, Aug i2-Thc monthly
statement 0f the exports ~ domestic
products shows that the exports for
July were uH follows.
Brealgtun. fgl.u,ti5a. Increase as
compared with july ls9N. nearly 3d..
100000. cattle and hogs 22Hiilfl. dee
crease, 5000. Provisions. tlt,2p $50. iu-
crease 100000. Cotton. g5lt9.gl5. lu.
crruse, t2.GitO01 Mineral oils. yjgii.jie
increase. 500 900.
These show 90 larger total fur July flr
these i've articles than Cor any pre-.
cgding july in many years.
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and former president M the Hamburg
marine office. after presenting check
Tor payment. dislh1rr.1 % revolver Mt
a bank director and % c'cfs. danger
into train and nlirhted at the 70.
illogical garden. where De- fired az an
oniciai who tried tu bar his entrance.
Ito then prs7f-l the muzzlp or She zoe
volvcr against HE own temple ana rap
Idly fired three shots. falling dead
No motive ia ash gued Tor his cone
insane.
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Cleveland, O.. Aug. il.-ExplosivcH
were again rJHortcd tu tonight on the
Euclid avenue line. near tha corner of
case and Euclid avenue. The car was
bound east There werH twenty-five
passengers ON board hut mo- one was
Injured. Several women tried 90 jump
from the car but were restrained uy
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London. Aug, 1.-THE Capetown cor
respondent OF the Daily Mail says. ~
learn from "a prominent eX-rcfurmor
that the Trlusyall government has
prepared warrants for the arrest ~
prominent reformers whom the cOndi-
ton OF affairs ut Johannesburg proc
vides an excuse. Tho presumption o.
that President Kruger means tu See
cure the leading UltlanderH ua hostages
the moment trouble nriaps."
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thous1nu live chickens will be shlppad
from this county 90 the Hawaiian
islands as fast as they can be brought
up The first car OF 500 has boon
shipped and others win soon follow.
The poultry brings a high price In
Honolulu,
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plnevillc. KY, Aug. l.-F0ur Nor.
on Elders. after preaching here s,v-
cral days have been forced Co leave by
angry citizens of this place.
In Wise county. Va. Mormon" FL
ders were warned tD leave. but they ND
not SO, and while preaching several
citizens went Co tho place OF worship
with q bundle OF switches, took the III
dcrs out, ana gave them % severe whip.
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rAor or LOUIS rIonrrrNrm.
Marquis dc Castois, who served the Last
Haurbon King, l. Dead.


iIaurbon iSiur. l. Dead.
Paris. Aus l2-Fisnro records the
death yesterday ln the Euo d'Auiou OF
the Marquis de Cnstcia, aged o. Ito
was the last surviving page OF Louis
XVIII Ills father served Louis XVI
The Marquis de Casteia entered the
school Of pages ot Versailles and UNI
der the restoration graduated as nrst
page with the rank OF sub-licutoulnt In
tho royal guards, Under the empire he
became commander 90 tho Eighth hat-
talon OF tho national guard ana after
Sedan was made colonel aud placed iu
charge OF the recruiting ONCE az Paris.
During the Siege Dee gave up his hotel
In the Rue d'Aujou for the care OF tho
wounded.
His wife was the second daughter Of
Thomas Windsor Hulotte, The mar
quls was the doyou lnge ~ the Jockey
club which he Joined In 1859.
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STATEMENT TToM BRYAN.
whether lie WIZ be- u Candidate DE
ponds Entirely Upon the Platform.

"h'iheF ho WIN be- Candidate De-
ponds Entirely Upon the Platform,
Chicago. Aug 1.-THE following tcle-
graphic correspondence passed today
between the Tribune and william J..
Bryan:
chicago, Aug, Ito William J..
bryan, Petersburg, tIs-Currospou-
dents az panu and Lithla Springs. M.
report you aH saying that you DO not
care whether you are tho Democratic
nominee for President one year hence
or not " the prcutpta OF ths pafty nro
carried out VIII yuu kindly wire tho
tribune what you did say and your
exact position iu this matter.
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
Petersburg, H., Aug. il.-Tho Trl-
bunc, Chiungo;-liavc not seen the re-
port mentioned. Whether / shall be a
candidate depends largely upon the
platform, Tho platform should NJ the
party ana the candidate should ~ the
platform,