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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-05-27
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, 27go Maja.

iasa 0uAopOJsho oi0
m6wi o rozpoczetym rozbiorze
pa6stwa chi6skiego. Gazety
niemieckie z nietajona nieche'
cia odzywaja sic o powodzeniu
Apglii. Rokowania pomiedzy
raadami petersburskim i lon
dy1skim, doprowadzily do
oddzielenia wzajemnej sfery
interes6w obu odpowiednich
mocarstw ma przestrzeni terry
tory6w padstwa Srodkowego.
Wielka Brytania zobowisza}a
sig cofnae do porzecza rzeki
Jantsekiang, po "a kt6re ere
ssta W rzeczywistosci ME roz-
ciagaly sic jei wp2ywy. otrzy-
mala swojs drogs olbrzymis
przestrze1. w chwili dzisiej-
szej juz mozua jakotako odga-
dnsc dalsze zamiary Angll-
k6w. Me alega wstpliwosci,
il marzs oni o utworzeniu W
Azyi olbrzYmiego pa6stwa,
zawierajacego obecnie Indye
Przedgangesowe, Birmanis i
poluduiowe dzielnice Chin.
Ola polsczenia tych obszar6w
projektujs przeprowadzenie
kolei zelaznych, ktore ziedno
czylyby nawzajem Bombaj z
Kantonem i szangai. Aaeby
wzmocnie swoje stanoWisko
W Chinach przeciw Francyi,
kt6ra W zamierzonych dzielni-
each musi uwazac "a gl6wna,
jesli ME jedyns swoja wsp6l,
zawodniczke, Anglia usiluje
wprowadzic dc pa6stwa Srod-
kowego Wlochy, kt6re tax
powinny usadowiG sig, zeby
oddzieli{y Francuz6w Cd An
glik6w. w ogole ma dotych-
czasowyrn podziale wplyw6w
W Chinach Francya wyszla
najgorzej. Prasa europejska
vita bsrdzo sympatycznie
probe rozwiszania wzajem.
nych antagonizm6w pomiedzy
mocarstwami W obrebie Chin
"a pomoca rokowa6 pokojo-
wych. Jest ona przekonaua, il
kwestya chi6ska zawiera W
sobie pierwiastki mn6stwa "a
wikla6 j wsp61zawodnictw,
kt6re moga W razie czego do.
prowadzic do niejednego
krwawego zatargu. Kazde po.
kojowe rozwiszauie antagoni-
zmow uietylko zmniejsza ts
mozliwosc, ale nawet usuwa
ia zupe{nie. Zreszta obrachun.
ki SO dokonywane bez udzialu
zainteresowanych. Ale, jak
dotychczas, MONA traktowac
EVeh ostatnich, iako wielkosc,
ME posiadaiscs moznosci ami
SHY zabrania glosu. swojs
droga, wiadomosci przybywa-
jace do Europy z Chin, swiad'
CA o wzroscie tam, W pa1stwie
Srodkowem, cora1 gsebszej
nieeheci wzglsdem bia3ych
praybyszoW.
Polityka pruska bezwzgle-
dnej germanizacyi wywoia}a
W ostatnich czasach W dose
szerokich warstwach ludnosci
niemieckiej pewne niezadowo-
lenie, poniewaz ME wyda4s
oczekiwanych owoc6w, lecz
wytworzy}a tylko w dzielni.
each wschodnich nieznosne sto-
sunki spoleczne. Komisya ko-
lonizacyjna, zniechecona trud.
nOSci8 parcelowania d6br,
oswiadcza, ze zadanie swojey
narodowe uwa2a "a sko1czone,
bedzie nabywac W przysz}osci
przewa2nie w}oscj niemieckie;
duchowie1stwo niemieckie ma
Sslszku podaje wniosek o "a.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-05-27
2AGNA NAPEDZIG WLoCHoW l NIEMo0W,
General Otis potrzebuje znacznie wiecej Wojska.

prowadzenie wykladu religii
W jezyku polskim, a ma szcze-
g6lna uwage zasluguja odzy-
wajace sic coraz czesciej g}osy
obawy, aby fanatyzm, zaszcze.
piany przez agitator6w, ME
wykrzywi4 charakteru narodo'
wego Niemc6w. Spotykamy
sic z niemi W pismach tax ka-
tolickich, jak protestanckich,
a najglosniej wzywa do umlar-
kowania prof. Delbrueck, kt6'
rego krytyka polityki germa'
nizacyjnej narazila nawet ma
process DISCIPLINARY.
q Belgradu donosza, ze od-
wo}anie bawiacego ma urlopie
posla rosyjskiego p. Zadow-
skiego zamianowanie na jego
miejsce p. Staala sprawiso W
serbskich kolach opozycyj.
nych - przygnebienie. RE
czywiscie W tym wypadku
Rosya odstspi cd swej trady'
cyjnej polityki ma p6lwyspie
balkahskim, odwolaniem p.
Zadowskiego zganila jego
panslawistyczne wystepy, jego
1ekcewaGsee zachowywanie sic
wzglsdem bylego kr6la Mia
ma, a przez to samo niejako sic
odwr6ci}a cd wszystkich prae,
ciwnik6w dynastyi !Obrenowi-
cz6w, kt6rzy W zadowskim
mieli swoiego patrona sadzi-
Ii, ze posiadaia zupe}ne popar'
Gle rosyjskiegQ rzadu. Jak
wiadomo, Zadowski ME UNA
wal Milana, czlonkiem dyna-
styi, ME vital sis'z MIN, a mo
wiac MIN z prezesem gabl,
netu Daordzewiczem, na2ywa1
go stale npanem Obrenowi.
czem". Ia to W rocznice og}o.
szenia Serbii kr6lestwem ME
byl zaproszony przez kr6la ma
obiad i dotkniety TEN, natych'
Mast z Serbii wyjecha}. Pc.
niewaa Rosya nigdy ME gani
najostrzejszych, nawet zupei-
ME brutalnych wystspie6
swoich balka1skich DIPLOMA
tow, przeto powszechnie mnie.
mano, re wraz z wyjazdem p.
Zadowskiego, nastapi}o zerwa.
ME dyplomatycznych stosun-
k6w miedzy Rosya a Serbia.
Wprawdzie przYpuszczali ME.
ktorzy, ze CABINET petersbur'
ski ME zacznie szkodzic Ser
bii, ale ME obsadzi stanowiska
poselskiego W Belgradzie do.
p6ty, dop6ki SWAT ME zapo-
mni o zajsciu p. Zadowskim.
Sta}o sic inaczej. Cabinet Pc
tersburski nietylko dose pred
ko zamianowal nowego pos}a,
ale godnos6 to pOwierzyl kre'
wnemu naiwybitniejszego
miedzy swoimi dyplomatami,
mianowicie knzynowi ambasa.
dora W Londynie przedstawi.
ciela ma konferencyi pokojo-
wei W IIadze, p. Staalowi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-05-27

poglebiaja przepast pomisdzy
Rosys a Finlandya.
HAeA, 81 Maja. : Uchodzi
jua obecnie "a rzecz pewna, re
W kWestyi rozbrojenia armii
ME da sic mic ucEynic, coby
moglo wplynac ma zmians
istniejscych stosunk6w.
Zgodzono sig ma wybranie
komitetu, kt6ry ma przyjmo.
wac rome projekty, odezwy i
memoryafy, nadselane 2 ze'
wnstrz. Komitet bedzie odk}a-
da} ma box wszystko to, co sic
ME zgadza z programem Mu-
rawiewa. w komitecie rozbro.
jenia tlomaczy} prezes, mad
ktorymi wnioskami nalezy sic
zastauowic,. poczem kazdy
podkomitet obradowa1 osobno.
zastanawiano sig mad ulepszo.
ma bronia palma mad materya
lami wybuchowymi.
Komitetowi ssd6w rozjem.
czych przedstawiono ca}y sze.
reg r6znych kwestyj miedzy-
narodowych, kt6re mogs bye
cozwiazywane "a pomoca wy
rok6w ssdowych, bez konie-
cznosci uciekania sic do wojny.
Niekt6re z takich kwestyj po.
siadaia znaczenie bardzo ay-
wotne. Sir Julian Pauncefote
byl zmuszony cofnsc sw6j
wniosek, majscy ma celu "a
prowadzenie staiego ssdu roz'
jemczego.
HAeA, 27go Maia. : Van
Stoetwegen, pose} holenderski
W Petersburgu, zosta} odwo}a'
ny re swego stanowiska, Pc.
niewaz umiescil W pewnej
gazecie korespondencye, czy'
ni9cs zarzut Anglii, 2e ME
pozwoli}a dopuscic do konfe.
rencyi delegat6w Transvaalu.
Holenderski minister spraw
zagranicznych wreczyl barono.
wi Staal, pe}nomocnikoWi Ro.
syi {, ,Nieddwiedaia polnocy").
oznaki orderu ,,Lwa holender.
skiego."
CovERAcK, 97go Maia. :
Zabrano sic ogromna energia
do wydobycia parowca"P Paris"
ma gleboka wode. ze wszyst.
kich kominow wznosil sig W
gore gesty dym, maszyny pra-
cowa}y Gala sila parry, woda ma
oko1o holownikow pieniia sic
i szumia}e, lecz jedYnym re-
zultatem usi{owan byio DO.
wiekszenie sic dziury W dnie
okretcwem, W przedziale ma
SYN.
Jest coraz mniej nadziei
uratowania osiad}ego ma skale
parowca.
LoNDYN 27go Maja. =
Do porozumienia sic Kanady
ze Stanami zjednoczonymi ME
przyjdzle, gdya kanadyjczycy
r6wnie stanowczo asdajs cd.
stapienia pewnej czesci Ala.
SKI, JaK sGauoWczo Amefyka'
ME ia zadanie takowe zgodSic
sic ME chca.
PARYz, 27go Maja. :
Minister wojny Krantz wydal
rozporzadzenie zabraniajace
ofcerom przybywania do gma'
chu sprawiedliwosci W przysz-
lynn tygodniu, Odbywac sic
tam beda rozprawy W sprawie
rewizyi procesu Dreyfusa i
rozstrzygna sic losy Pawla
Deroulede, oskarzonego o
zdrade stanu j namawianie
wojska po buntu.
RzYM, 27go Maia. - By2y
prezes ministr6w Crispi tSoma'
czvI W parlamencie sZczee6iy,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-05-27

! szlym roku uchwalona przez le-
gislature, ma mocy ktorej Rad
stanowy obejmuje kontrole mad
plumbiarskiem rzemioslem. u
stawa ia nakazuje plumbiarzom
skiadac egzamina oplacac MALE
zytosc "a certy6kat upowazniaia-
cy ich do zarobkowania gdzie-
kolwiek W stanie.
Wystawa starozytnych narzedzi
r0lniczych.
w Haskell Oriental Muse
UNI" chicagoskiego uniwersytetu
dzisiaj otwieraia wystawe ME-
zmiernie starozytnych narzedzi
rolniczych z czas6w Faraon6w.
Znaleziono to przedmioty przy
wykopaliskach zarzadzanych
przez prof. W. M. F. Petrie W
zimie W r. 1898 koio Dendera W
Egipcie i nadzwyczaj ostroznie
przywieziono je do Chicago.
Prof. j. H. Breasted, kt6ry do
kIadnie jest obeznany odkry-
ciami archeologa Petrie, gosciom
ti6maczyc bedzie hieroglify in
ne znaki ma wykopaliskach, a
nadto przedstawi obrazy z kraiu
Faraon6w "a pomoca stereopty-
konu.
w rekach jury.
Wczorai pred sedzia Steinem
zak ohczyf sic process wlasciciela
piwlarni, Antoniego Zindta, zam.
pm. 713, 81 str, oskarzonego o
zastrzelenie VIM. R. Dougher-
ty'go, i sedziowie przysiegli
otrzymali polecenie by dzisiai
oddali werdykt zapieczetowany.
Zeznania swiadkow byfy dose
pomyslne dla oskarzonego, kt6ry
twierdzif, re dziafaf W obronie
wlasnego zycia.
Cierpia ma Oczy.
w skutek niepogody W osta-
tnich tygodniach dymem pre-
sycosego powietrza, wiele os6b
choruie ma zapalenie oczu, jesli
wkr6tce ME nastapi zmiana
pogody, to obawiac sic naleSy,
iak twierdza lekarze, pojawienia
sic epidemii chor6b ma oczy.
Rodzice sic skarza.
We wielu szkolach publi-
cznych " ostatnich czasach zajeto
sic malowaniem biurek i iawek,
a podczas tego uczniom udziela
sic lekcyj ma korytarzach. Mn6-
stwo rodzicow takich uczniow
skarzylo sic ma to pred rada
szkolna. Zarzadca rady szkolnej
Guilford twierdzi, re try mie.
siace wakacyj ME wystarcza ma
to, by we wszystkich szkoiach
porobio nalezyte porzadki.
Przypadkowo zabity.
Robotnik Henry Gust, zam'
pm. 1892 w. 21 place pracowai
wczoraj przy budowie koscioia
sw. Pawia ma rogu Hoyne ave.
% place, kiedy W poludnie o
godz. pot do II spadi mu ciezki
HAWAI- drzewa ma glove. W
skutek tego nastapiio przekrwie-
ME mozgu. Gusta zawieziono do
szpitala, gdzie W 4 godziny p6-
zniej umarf.
Robota dla tajnej policsi.
Taina tutejsza policya W osta-
tnich czasach otrzymala polece-
ME, by pomogla odszukac naste-
puiace osoby, ktore zaginely bez
wiesci:
j. G. Fressnal, GLIB Charles
str, Muncie, Ind. Jest to maszy-
nista i znikl bez wiesci wkr6tce
30 SVEN Weselu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-05-27
FINLANDCzYCY BR0NIA SIE,
Pragna p6js6 z Polakami reka W reke
Miedzy delegatami W Hadze panqje dotych-
czas pOk6i.

CHM MOBILI1JJA W0J
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-22
POLL TAX CONTROVERSY.
Newspaper That Appears to be ns
wild ON Citing Law a. Hunting
Up Polygsmy seares.

a number Of people who were inter-
cutcd IN the matter were seen IN Jus
ticc Nelson's office this morning cn-
deavoring to INA section $50 OF chap
ter Q, of the revised ordinance of the
city" But they We're not rewarded ln
their search because on the fact that
there are only 80 sections IN said chap.
ter
The Tribune published an article this
morning on the question Of jursdlc-
Jion Ia the matter OF suits entered Tor
the collection % poll tag, It quotes
Justice Tlmmouy a. aa1iac' Prior TO
lso2 any Justices court Ind Jurisdiction
but reading Of chapter o. section $50.
OF the revised ordinances. shows
think, that the jurisdiction was cln-
fcrrcd upon the city Justice Just pre-
ccilng this. the Tribune quotes from
tho revised city ordinances aH follows.
THE city Justice ~ the peace shall
have exclusive original Jurisdiction uf
cases arising under or hy the reason uf
The violation Of any city ordinance
Il happens, however that The above
does not appear lu the city ordinance.
but ln the State statutes which say In
fun.
"Thc city justice OF tho pg1ce shall
have exclusive original jurisdiction Of
cases arising under ur ny reason ut the
violation OF ANY city ordinance, ana
shall have The same powers aud luriH-
dlru1u uH Justices 0f the pvlcn IN all
other actions clyu aud criminal"
From this" suli one uf the Justices
today III sJoms that The city Justice
has exclusive jurisdiction iu cases N
miHlpmcauur. ptp.. arising uulur tho
city ordinances. Nut does this give him
the same Jurisdiction iu civil mnttDrsf
A careful reading of the statutes would
indicate that 10 dld not.
Another point Go be- considered IL
that the city Council ala not create
the poll-tuN but merely established tho
manner OF collecting II within the city
hy virtue Uf the state statute upon
which the city ordinances are based,
"Chnpter o. section ~ the latest re-
yiscd city ordnance show that these
cases may be- tried IN any court hnv-
Ing Jurisdiction.
"If exclusive Jurisdiction We're given
TO any particular Justice In this mat
ter ID would be class legislation. The
ordinances must be- IN conformity with
the statutes of the state ana the
stntutes must Doe IN conformity with
tho Constitution NJ the state; and uf
course. tho Constitution NJ the state
must not be az variance with that Of
the United states
when asked Tor an expression Zee
garding the matter Justice Nelson de-
rlInrd 10 express much himself us 90
whether ne had jurisdiction or not ns
hr would no doubt have 10 pass upon
that question officially yet he ala not
hesitate b. say that his right 10 act
I'm Inc matter was clear 10 him. ln the
meantime a large number OF dellnquent
poll-taN payers are very anxious ana
would like 90 know whether they arc
going to mako mistake by resisting
either the city or precinct Justices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-22
HENRY r. OXNARD'S REPLY.
Says Haysmsyer Seeks 10 Destroy American
Beet Sugar Industry,


San Francisco. June 22.-Hcury r.
oNnard, president OF the American
Beet Sugar Produccrl' association. has
prepared a reply 10 II. o. Hayomeycr'l
recent argument before the Industrial
commission ut Washington.
de natly denies many VI Mr. Have
meyers statements und accuses that
gentleman OF seeking to destroy the
American beet sugar Industry Ia order
10 foster The rcnucricH that handle for-
cign raw material, besides attempting
60 divert public attention from the
Sugar trust by attacking tho tnfln
ln hlH statement. given 90 the Morn
IT, call Air. OXnard says
rnr two largest. IN fact, the pioneer
trusts ia the country. uH every one
knows, are the standard on nud sugar
trusts. Tho standard on company
does not enjoy itH monopoly from the
turin, ana the American Sugar Re-
iinlng company, according To Mr.
HaNuWUyDr. receives only 3l1 per cent
protection, How absurd, then. d. 10 90
Say tnnt the tarln o. responsible Tor
trusts, liut right here / wish Go dis
putC Mr. iiuvcmCyrr'H statement ru-
r1riing protection Afforded 90 sugar
refining, claiming that 10 only receives
protection ~ SO per cent In tho
Dluglcy taHn act sugar refining Zee
CclycH u protection uf un eighth ~ a
cent per pound, ana the testimony proc
duucd before the ways ana means come
mittcr. OF which Mr. DlnglDy was
chairman brought out the fact that
sugar iu modern refinery with the
best machinery. well located can ho zee
fined az 60 cost Of about q quarter uf u
cont per pound. We therefore nud that
sugar refining under these conditions is
receiving protection % not 3ls, but
90 ger cont ad vnlprcm. based ON the
cu1t ri refining sugar
"Tho protection granted the sugar
producers who make the article VI
sugar itself. a. 90 pcr cent ON the cost
NJ raw sugars today, or Identical with
tho protection granted the sugar rciin-
Ing companies"
Mr. Oxnnrd declares that American
sugar producers would suffer and the
dove lupmcnt OF the beet sugar indus
raw sugar free of duty. lie adds.
"rhofo iH no trust among the sugar
producers N this country and there
mover can De-. Tor the simple reason
that the beet sugar Industry can be
started In almost any part OF the
Un.nl ="
In colncluslon, he says;
Il viii not dispute Mr. Hnycmcyera
claim that 10 per cent IL sufficient pro-
tentlon 60 the sugar refining interests
whltn b. represents, but ! do assert
that De- cannot make the American peo-
pie holiovr that the Industries ~ this
country ana business prnspcrcd during
tho years we were struggling under the
Wilson law, when the average protoc-
ton amounted 20 20 per cont "a va
lnrcm n Mr.. Huvcmcyrr had said
that keen and losing competition In
business led 10 the formation of trusts
he would be- right, for tariff huH
nothing 10 do with the formation Of
trusts"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-22
Dewey Given a Most Hearty Wei
come at Colombo, Ceylon.
Is GIVEN A SILVER CAsKET.
America and England Were Never 30
United In sympathy aud Apprc-
citation ~ Thcy Are Now.

Colombo, Coylon. June 22.-The Unit
ed States cruiser olympia. with Ad-
mirul Dewey ON board. arrived here at
o'clock 10. M. from singapore. June
18th. salutcd the forts ashore and was
rnlutod Boy the latter in return.
An uide-do-onmp. representing the
governor OF Ccylon. Hon. Sir Joseph
West Didgoway, boarded tho olympia
nt Z o'clock In order TO welcome Ad-
miul Dewey and Col. Savage. COM
handing the troops, made at visit at
10 o'clock The visit was returned nt
n o'clock. lie was met ut the jcttics
by "a guard OF honor and amidst cheer
ing drove 90 the governors carriage Go
breakfast with Col. Savage. The adj
mirai afterwards booked rooms az tho
Gallofucc hotel and returned 1n board
the olympia ot 1 o'clock There hr
received o. dopuiation representing the
Plnntuu' association ana tho chauber
OF commerce, and was presented with
silver caskgt and an address aa moo
myutu OF hiT visit
The admiral Will remain in Ccyion
about wt0k DO sa.u ha had 70
good voyage from singapore and that
DIE health Dr. fairly good.
$3.50 o. m.-Thn presentation Of tho
caakrt Go Admiral Dewey was made un
board the olympia Instead OF iu the
council chamber because hla doctor
hAa forbidden him Co participate iu any
function. The delegates also presented
"a thousand pounds OF tea TO the crew
uf the olympia.
The admiral replying 90 the address
OF welcome said hH wished b. could re
plF in adequate terms rcClurocatlnF the
sentiments expressed. But. De- added,
he spoke from hlH heart when he said
Dc deeply appreciated the welcome.
I:i5 p.m.-Admiral Dewey added that
he would have the very acceptable
present OF tea distributed uH desired.
incidentally mentioning that ho was a
lifelong tea dfinkcr himself and uH-
surfing the committee that the address
would be- read ut muster and after
wards framed and preserved. The cas-
ket be- remarked. be would always
keep on hls table and he told the dele
gates that he would report the matter
10 hiH government and describe the
cordially ~ his reception. Continuing,
Admiral Dewey remarked:
THAT cheer raised on tho iotty when
! landed went 90 the hearts of ull OF as.
We arc 1900 miles from home, but
that cheer will be heard In America
although tho way In which Il has
touched me ! shall never be able 10 full
ly express. The two nations were never
sn closely allied by mutual sympathy
and appreciation uH now. The Amer
lean people realized this during the late
war. and you can imagine how ull
those who were al Manila and mot Sir
Edward Chichester commander Of tho
british nrst-cluHH cruiser lmmoruinl-
itcl and his gallant comrades hold that
L..IImm NnrA l--nLN..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-22
THE REUNION OF THE ELKS
Prize Drill and Meeting Of he Grand Lodge
he Principal Events.
Judge Allen, or Ala, WIN succeed
Exalted ruler Iohn' calvin q. 4.
Reynolds Tor Grand secretary.

st. Louis June 22.-Thc principal
events of the Eika reunion today were
the prize dru ut the Coliseum ANA the
meeting OF tho grand lodge The band
contest also attracted considerable ate
tontlou. There are nix bands entered
in the contest for the three prices of
$1,000. $500 and $3.50.
It " expected tho election Of officers
Tor the ensuing year VIII take place late
this afternoon. Judge %. NJ. Ailon of
birmingham Ala. will succeed Exalted
Ruler John calvin. OF Cincinnati, who
has declined O. reelection. rir ~ the
only candidate Tor that position. The
only c1ut1ss " Tor thu position ~ rrune
secretary, which has been held ny
George a. Reynolds uf SuwInhw, Mich,
f0r the past live years. Opposed 90 the
present Incumbent % burt W. Lyon, OF
a. the arm contest. which opens at
the coliseum this forenoon. Captain
liumbuld, Of Hiurry a, ana captains
BrurtgWnu and Holt Camp. uf tho First
Missouri regiment. acted ur Judges.
There wen. only two CuutHa uutH the
Toledo Cherry IlnkeIa, commanded by
Capt ". ~. Cook. aud tnU Louisville
Lodge team commanded by Capt John
d. lf"NlN"fHs
THE Toledo drlu team. composed of
thIrlyatWu men, two guides and
three officers marched into the
arena nul headed hy StubelH
band They made good line
precision lu their undrcsH uniforms
uf rcd lnuuul white shoes ANA blue
caps White umbrellas wuru carried iu
lieu uf guns Most ut their movements
were according tu tptonH tactics and
were performed with "a precision that
brought applause. After tho drlll was
over DO seemed Co Doe tho general opinion
that the Toledo company was the moro
HIlliHrly uf the two. There were only
twguty-four men two guides and three
officers iu the Louisville drll team
but for ull that they made "a tine ape
ponruncc in their fatigue uniforms 0f
white flannel Thoy wore caps OF tho
same color and carried white canes.
This team drilled by thrrpH ANA their
movements were more fuuciful than
those of their competitors, The Judges
VIII probably make known their de-
clHluu this afternoon,
The grand lodge went into session
early today with the Intention OF trans
acting the business before II and nd-
j0urning uH soon as possible.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-22

GOV. Tanner order. Msl. Cabanis to send
iiis Men Home Monday.

ponu, MS. June g2-Mai Cabanin
M command Uf companies ID ana &c.
tlfth Illinois Infantry hua received ore
der7 from Gov Tanner Co send hiH men
HON" Monday morning and Coz notify
oll Ditizons that upon the presentation
If receipts the arms taken from thHm
uy military viii hH returned TO th0m.
The recall OF the tuopH was received
hy the majority ~ citizens with pleas
uuu ana the general opinion Dr. that
there viii Doe nu further conflicts bee
tween the opposing factions Many "
che imported uorruUa have already lnft
aud the remainder VIII leave shortly.
The OPERATOR however claim thoy
ore ourlFlnE .nD negroes Co take the
places of those who have LETT and uN-
poet them Goo arrive Saturday.
The military officers believe riots VIII
follow che removal Df the troops Mayor
DYrmlu. chief OF Police klely and
sheriff Duwury Say thgro will bn MO-
trouble. bat Ice case vi uu outbreak
they WIN hD able t1 caro- Tor ths site
uItl1u. and restore order,
THE mine owners a1y o. Will De- lm-
possible Tor tho ulNll officials tu pre-
vent trouble They win send 10 commit
Gee with petition 90 Gov Tanner ufg-
entity relug.ting that the troops ramnin
here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-22
STREET CAR CASE.
Mrs Fougeraus-e Sues for S29g Dam.
ngesIon Account Of Accident.

Before Justice Timmony this m,rr,,.
Attorney Goodwin. on behalf on MI
Caroline Fougerlusso, q partially mar
allied old German lady. sued Tho san
Lake city Railroad company for sagg
damages Tor alleged negligence on
March 3oth, ON which date a street
ear operated boy M, company. wns
started up, the plnluun says. before
she had fairly placed her feet upon the
step resulting ln her being thrown 10
the ground ana receiving severe bruises
Tor which she pr1ys Cor compensation.
The accident happened az the corner Of
Flfth East and Third South streets
opposite MrDuys drug store. Tho evil
drugo showed that the conductor was
collecting fares whom be- gave the signal
90 flurt upi uH soon 1a he found that
the lady had fallen on Dc stopped mo
car and ala ull ln his power to holm
mo lady who subsequently rode down
town.
Attorney Crltohlow. Tor tho corpora
tiun, admitted that she was not secure.
ly un the ear when the same started.
but that the puiutim was not "a M
person, on account of her innrmlty. 10
travel up1n the streets and public ears
without assistance, ana further. 10 was
the privilege ana duty M person. II
crippled COR carrying baby I'm arms.
Go cali for the compnny's agents ana
servants for assistance
After 70 lengthy argument on both
sides, Justice Timmuny took the case
under udyisement until 10 a. N. Sat.
urday.