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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-18
noARD oF TnAN. QtorNrI0Ns
Postal Telegraph sng w. 4. Tele-
graph VIII ANFBdoO lhen.

Chicago. July lSN~G0th tbe Postal and
W. n. Telegraph ctMearles have de-
cided 90 abandon NvY board or trade
quotations after lD(y q.
The decision 90 6Oolisp tue service
81 the result OF nlJ5e 90 ardye at an
agreement with Me- b5brA % directors
regarding the ton0A AGA 81 ihe recent
trouble over the NAtEtp U0ioAs De.
termination 10 NH9D,t bucket shops
with quotations.
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FOR the headquarters Of the committee.
Governor Roosevelt. accompanied by
Col. Nutting, Of Davenport. Iowa. and
George b, Peck OF Chicago. arrived here
at / o'clock from ST. Paul The party
drove 10 the Auditorium. where COL
Roosevelt made an informal call on
Senator Hanna
I'm just hurrying home TO New
York, said the gOvernOr. There are
no political conferences or consulta-
tlons on my schedule
Gov. Roosevelt Will leave at $3.50 pm.
for New York
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MKNLEY's RETURN TO CANTON
Chinese Situation is Not such as 10
Require Him at Washington.

Washington July lS.-There was no
change today In the Presidents iuten-
tion TO return 20 Canton tomorrow
night. He win be- in constant communi-
cation with the members OF the Cabi-
net from there by telephone and tvle-
graph, and unless something Unforeseen
occurs, he does not consider 10 ueces-
mry 90 remain IN Washington. During
the interim before his return he win
have ample opportunity to go over tho
situation in detail with the various cab
init officers Il may be tina, another
formal meeting win be held tomorrow
Up 90 noon mo- meeting has been called
FOR today. Having decided chat the site
uatl0n does not warrant the calling OF
an extra session at this time and hay
Ing agreed upon the number oi troops
and marines which viii Doe SEM tu rein.
force the international troops ln China,
the position % The administration is
described by prominent official all one
of WaI.lur Reliable news of the slt-
Eatad in Pek.u ls expected soon tuul
% arrives nothing viii Boz done but tD
mobilize and push forward troops and
marines selected tn make up UuT quota
Of 10000 soldiers. which the command
ems an Tafu have decided are necessary
20 hold Tlon Tsin and insure the sue
cess o. the forward movement ON Pekiu
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Gold from skagway

Vancouver b. c., July 1S.-The
steamer Clutch arrived here today from
Skagway bringing the largest gold
shipment received In Vancouver this
season from she north There wes $500, 81
900 IN gold dust on board besides a
large amount I'm drafts. The majority
Of the sixty passengers brought large
packages OF gold some Of more weight
than one could carry of the boat UNI
aided There We're no very wealthy
winners OF the yellow metal but there
was a fair distribution
The principal news from Dawson Is
that a dozen cases OF smallpox have
broken out there The disease has
been prevalent recently at Nome and
people are supposed TO have carried the
infection from the beach fields TO Daw-
son
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mo MORE WITHDRAW Walls.
No More Troops VIII be Sent 10 China from
he Philippines.
Administration Proceeding on As
sumption that Minister Conger
IL Not Dead.

washington, July 1S.-"There viii be
h' further Withdrawals Of troops from
'ae Philippines for service IN China;
'I'l Us the policy determined upon, and
't SOU be adhered to-" A cabinet officer
To-Day made this statement and added
General MacArthurs dispatch on the
A'aoss.F Of retaining there an tho
uo'-, save those already under or
QeIs. is clear Il would be unsafe TO
TAKE any more away"
IAaG under no circumstances will
'ae forces 10 the Philippines be drawn
ont was asked.
am not going to say that any con.
.4'.oa reaches an absolute dnallty.
GUY ihIs much Is positive. No develop
''enl IN the situation is apprehended
t-,H las win can for a change In this
Done! as TO our troops in the Philip
''Ds 100 The present light OF events"
We do not anticipate any extra ses.
SION of Congress- he said.
What u Mr. Conger and the other
~. leans are found 70 have been muir
N,,,l Dee was asked.
we are proceeding at this moment on
le assumption that our people are not
..'I. DO not see why that should nee
elale an extra session. An extra
SESSION Us hardly necessary.
49,. hat IL their murder was by or
WIN @''a 'he conn.yance Of the Chinese
o. 10 not believe an extra session OF
,ys., would necessarily follow"
:, what about the decision OF the
~ sso,,''l.a.a|aer Of the International forces
O.. Vyl troops are necessary for the
D., lnai Is an old story" was the reply.
., "4..'I4l hemph cabled that a week
~ .-' Jays ago-60 600 men for the for
ne movement on the capital and 90
'' lfoiect Tien Tsin ana communi-
'a,.r with Pekln."
- ,,"al as 10 the possible effect Of The
".hes attack on the Russian towns
,,''Ns ihe MahchuHan border. the reply
d, ...H may Compicate the situation. I
,.LIhl, ray whether or not a means act
49,. war ',tween the Chinese govern
,,,'' and Russia The matter Is be-
t'.N Nose two governments. He lave
A.. "'Hi u do with IT, We do not know
rst't' "hat the actual facts are IN tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-18
CALEB POWERS TRIAL.
A Republican Banker Tells OF the
Prolect 90 Enrm a MON.

Georgetown, KY. July is.-The trial
OF caleb Powers In the Goebel assassi.
nation case was resumed today ana
John A. Black. OF Barbourvllle. a
banker OF that place, and a Republi-
can 81 prominence. was the first wit.
ness called. Witness said Powers told
him IN January he was organizing an
armed mob 20 60 70 Frankfort Wit
ness discouraged the project, but Pow.
ers insisted that the mob should be
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LEAGuE oF nErUHLICAN cLUns
IL Adopts Resolutions, Elects Omcers
and Adiourns Sine Die.

81. Paul Mimi July lS-The pro-
gram OF the National League OF Re
publican clubs called for a three days
session. but "a movement was on foot
today 10 oondense the last two days in.
% one ana close the session today The
committee on time and place has
agreed on 81. Louis for the next con-
vention.
Al l:45 o'clock, President Stone called
the meeting 20 order The committee
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-18

Washington, July 1S.-The buoyant
and hopeful feeling Of yesterday as to
ns chinese situation was strengthened
,.1sv by the addition Of oonhrmatory
s.tatrb from Consul Fowler az che
Ma touching the safety Of the lega-
,l.rars az PeMn on July 9th. OF course
a. d understood that Mr.. Fowlers In
,.ruaf.ar came from the same foun-
,si, head as did Mr. Wu's OF yester-
5,y namely. the famous Yuan shin
Ia the military governor Of shantung
,..yirra. Because OF the very intimate
citations that have existed up to "a
very recent date between this official
and the imperial court at Pekin, he
having been commander Of the Imperial
hody guard. there Is a disposition here
p, attacn more credence TO his dis
matches than would be accorded to
those of other Chinese officials. This is
b,s.d on the presumption that he has
no niucement TO falsely the facts.
Secretary Hay mad a number OF d.
plomaua callers today prominent
among them being Minister Wa, Mt
WoHant the Russian charge, and Mr..
Thebault. the French charge.
An additional casualty list from Tien
4 TsI1 This morning reduced the number
4 of Casualties among the officers OF the
Ninth infantry 10 the great comfort or
& line MAR department officials.
Consul General Goodnow, at Shang-
4 hsI has aabled FOR a warship. His sug
1 raston was merely precautionary and
I after considering it the navy depart
4 mort has withheld action In view Of the
I fsct tHat the Castlne already Is az that
4 r0u and foreign ships are ON the way
4 FROM CONSUL GENERAL FOWLER
Washington. July lS.-The state de-
apartment has received dispatch from
5Consll General Fowler O. che Foo say
ting that the governor Of .ntung wires
4 that hi- courier left pekin on July o.
3The legations were still holding out
T.. S. Minister Allen at Seoul, Corea,
Itelegrdphs the state department that
Boxers and Chinese are IN force within
few miles Of the Corean frontier. The
inauyes Of Ping Van. the most NORTH
cu province of C0rea. are much
alarmed aud are fleeing The foreign
ers remain zoo safety The government
BE very anxious
TIEN TsIN CASUALTY LIST.
Washington. July lS-'rhe war de.
'partment today bulletlned lis first ofh-
'I.al report of the results of the battle
~ lien Tsin as follows;
"Che Foo.-Adiutant General. Wash.
ingt0n.-1asualtles I'm attack on Tieh
1s.n July % Killed. Col. b. II. Lis.
tcum and ll enlisted men. Wounded.
+ Captain q R Noyes. not serious. Ma
1or j Regain serious but not danger.
ous. Captain T. v. Bookmiller. serious.
POI dangerous. Lieut.. L. b. Lawton, not
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street Car EmnloYes strike.

Dallas Texas. July lS.-All the union
employees Of the Dallas Consolidated
Street Railway company went out at
"a. M, today. The company secured
a number OF new men who are 0peiat-
ing a few OF It's lines. AS yet there
has been no trouble.
Mayor Benz. j.. Cabell has been asked
20 arbitrate between the company and
It's employees.
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No More Cipher Dlspatehes.

Berlin. July lS.-lt is officially
announced that Baron Won Buelow, the
imperial minister of foreign ahirs has
notified the Chinese legation here that
until further notice 10 cannot be allowed
10 send kilograms in cipher or secret
language, and that kilograms in plain
language must be- submitted for the
approval of the secretary Of state De.
fore they can be dispatched.
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steamer Borneo Quarantinod.

Malta, July lS-The British steamer
Borueo. Captain Gyeg0r from Calcutta
for London has arrived here and has
been ouarantiued at the island 0f Cone
mo between Malta and G0z0l In COM
sequence OF five deaths fyUm cholera
having occurred on board during the
voyage
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Wants to Chartcr vessoIs

San Francisco. July lS.--The govern
ment made offers today Tor the char.
tering for use In the Chinese service OF
the following steamships. Zealandia,
Ohio, Seneca, city Of Para, City of Pc,
kin, Colonel city of Sidney City Of
Pueblo and Australia.
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Hanna Meets Committeeman.

.l,l.ago July Ex-senator Hanna
sg -.'l..an Of the Republican national
t. -...l'll'ee, arrived here today During
III forenoon he denied himself 10 every.
uot calling on Official business.
Ia s..lnllteemcn kerens. New. Payne
a., ~. stewart laid before Mr. Hanna their
@' oh places which might be used
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-18
Norwegian Luthcrans in Session.

Tacoma Wash. July lS.-The Pacific
District Synod, Norwegian Lutheran
church, began a weeks session this
morning Rev, y. Peterson, OF siiVriluh.
Oregon, presiding Delegates are pres
emit from California, Oregon. Idaho
Washington, Minnesota, Iowa and the
Far East
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-18
Corbett and I'D NIcCor 10 Ro,.

New York. July 1S-James j. Cor
bctt and kid" Mccoy have been
matched 20 box az Madison Square
Garden Articles OF agreement have
not been signed, but the date is Fixed
Tor August %.
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Islands shall be forwarded exclusively
TO san Francisco or other American
ports for dispatch. and that the present
practice OF dispItching these mails via
Vancouver b. c., bee discontinued.
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Texans OTcr Thcir services.

Fort Worth. Texas. July 1s-Tha
members OF the State guard have ten
dered their services 90 the government
iu case they are needed ia On Chinse
war.
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Many Bodies in the Morguc.

New York. July ls.-Ac2ording 20 The
attendants az Bellevue morgue. more
bodies Of children were received there
Tuesday than 90 any other day since
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Gold for Europe.

New York. July lS-Lazar5 Frares viii
ship one million dollars in gold bars
and Heidelhach. Ickelhelmer q Conn
pany t5O0O00 by tom0rrow's steamer to
Eurnnn.
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Mails for Hawaii.

Washington. July 1s.--The postonlce
department has ordered that beginning
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Japanese Troops Disembarl.

London. July 1S.--A special dispatch
from Shanghai dated today says the
decentralization Of 1900 japanese
troops Is proceeding at Taku
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- TreIght Rum no q Cr0Wd-

Juhusiavu. pa. July lS-Wh0a 1900
persons We're waiting at tna I.Tus. l-
tlra station here t1 $50 with fH. a.. I'd,
L. ~. excursion t1 Lake MH1.plrh near
Altoona. today. f5s, ir..gat Iah INTO
tHa crowd. injurIus five persons las
injured.
]. g.. Bcgley. Wnbr-
Mrs Begley V.l 1i0.
Bec.ey child. one year ola, viii die
Frank Urbaugh, ST.
Frank UrbRugh. Jr
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RARON NIsHTs LETTER

Washington. July lS-The japanese
legation has received the following dis
patch from the minister Of foreign af-
fairs at Toxic:
Baron Nishis Japanese minister at
Pekln) letter Of June 18th. was received
at Tien Tsin, July l2th The letter was
brought by a messenger IL says the
legations are daily bombarded. Am
munition Is running short Danger Of
massacre Is imminent Prompt relief
IS earnestly desired The messenger
says the foreign ministers considered
IL impossible to procure provisions after
July LIST"
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TENTS wlr orr u IT. o. ID
conner o north port o u
thasb nsesan IND ndu Ereah al stores @ NN
directing tibet mt8 son forces under Vice 9
typ y
THn5 u guns % b t
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/ empire whether war breaks out or not.
10 order Zoo preserve Dh.uas prestige
as civilized state.
2-rhe rescue ut foreign ministers SIN
lFlnB. as negotiations would stU then
be possible. and tha governments ot
those saved might use their influence
in favor Uf China
"a letter of apology ,1 tha German
emperor t"r the murder ur Baron Won
ketteIgr ass Well as proposal flr Tho
mediation 0t other powers and o. writ.
ten assurance of Dhuas good .ntan.
tons t1 ba given Too the United States
and France
4-Full compensation for alI losses Of
life and property of foreigners
'-bileis Zoo Na given Co the military
ana clNiI authorities Of chi III tY pun.
lsh robbers and mIludiug troops
III Hung Chang added boo bis inter.
view with tha foreign C0uWIs that In
The event that .h. legations were saved
the United states and France had
promised t0 recognize his good siU IA
iar as possible ana Doe expected SINH
Tar attitude ny the other powers.
TuAN MoBILIZING AN ARMY.
ST. Peersherg. July S--A dispatch
from che Foo Says.
Prince Tuau has modified $4,000
men, divided into different CORDS The
northern corps has been ordered to ex.
pei foreigners from Amur The pekln
army .s divided into four corps. the first
of which lis t1 operate against Mukien
and occupy The roads between Peku
and shan iioi kuan. me second is 20
concentrate at Iru Tsiu and the third
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HOPEFUL FEELING
WAS STRENCT HENED
Consul FOwler's Dispatch the Cause -Diplo-
mats Call on Secretary Hay-He Sees
Wu-Tien Tsin Casualty List.
serious; LIuet. F. r. Lang slight, and

serious; Lluet. f. r. Lang slight and
~ enlisted men.
Missing enlisted men.
COOLIDGE"
Coolidge, who signed the dispatch, Is
Lieutenant colonel of the Ninth lntan.
try.
The following dispatch has been re-
coived at the navy department.
che Foo. july 1s.-Bureau of NaVlga-
tiou. Washington --latest reports DO
not indicate that army officers, Major
Lee, Captain Brewster Lieut. Naylot
Hammond and Waldron are wounded.
Captain Chas. G.. Long, marine corps,
wounded; Second Lieut. +. h. Long,
army, wounded An aide has gone TO
Tien Tsin TO get accurate information
REMEY.
Second Lieutenant Frank r. Lang
served during the Spanish war as ser
geant major and second lieutenant in
the First Maine volunteer infantry and
was appointed second lieutenant In the
regular army April TO- 1899.
Capt Charles c. Long of the marine
corps. entered the marine corps July J.,
1891, having been appointed from Mas
sachusets. lie had been on duty at
Cavite p. l.. since April s, 1899, until
ordered 10 China
WI CALLS ON SECRETARY HAY.
Washington, July iS.-The Chinese
minister called on Secretly Hay this
morning and had a ten minutes talk
with him. Minister WI said he had
received no additional information but
thought the situation looked much
brighter as a result OF dispatches re-
ceived yesterday. There is a possibili-
~ that Secretary Hay requested Min
lister Wa 20 call owing 10 the urgent de-
sire Of the administration 10 secure
news from pekin.
The secretary gave 90 Mr. WI the
dispatch from Consul Fowler az Che
Foo quoting the governor OF shan Tung
as stating that the legationers az Pekin
We're safe on the 9Th inst, and this was
accepted by him as confrmatory OF his
dispatch yesterday Minister WI said
there was not the slightest doubt about
the date being the 9Th although London
cables suggested that the 9Th referred
TO the Chinese calendar, and meant the
5th by the English calendar On the
contrary the dispatch received by him
mentioned the 18th as the date which,
by the Chinese calendar, corresponds
with the 9th Of our calendar
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-03-28
THE LAST CAR.

The last cars of the King street line
going to Waikiki and Palama pass the
\nchor Saloon. The cleverest mixolo
,ists In the city are there always t.
nut you up anything you may desire
Drop in and take drop before you
AXE the car. The celebrated Seattle
,eer Is to be had here on draught- A
'ull line Of liquors, including the n.
nous Jesse Moore Whiskey. etc.. al.
ways on ham. Received per Warri.
moo. Rainier Book Beer on draught
rhe Anchor Saloon is here to please IL
,atrOng,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-03-28

1t is interesting TO watch
the artist atwork in King Bros.
Hotel street window, where
evidences of his skill are al
ways in view. Special orders
for menu cards and other art
work solicited. KING Bros,
no Hotel street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-03-28
hesatS, Br0ratS and J0bbsrS.
n. G.Irwin R Go,
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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-05-11
Half a Dozen Distinct lorna
does Occur in Central Part
Of That State.
Two People Are Known to
Have Been Killed and
Three Injured.
NEWS DIFFICULT TO GET
Wires Are Down but 1t Is
Known a Deal of DAM
age Was Done.
One-third of the Houses in
Cara, Tex, Blown Down
by a Storm.

KANSAS CRY, May 7.-Falf a dozen
distinct tornadoes occurred in Central
Kansas following day of exceedingly
high temperature. Two people are
known to have been killed and three
injured. Wires are down in the af-
fected district, making it impossible to
accurately sum up the damage done.
A Times special from Ellingwood,
Kan, says: cat $50 p. m. tornado
visited Logan township. 1t formed a
few miles south of Ellingwood and
passed over the west portion of the
county. At the Cheyenne bottoms, six
directions and destroyed the residences
of George and William Helfrich.
George Helfrich and wife were in
stantly killed and William Helfrich, his
wife and child were badly hurt. The
storm next struck the farm of Carl
Schneider, destroying the outbuildings
and leaving the dwelling untouched.
Further into the country number of
others are reported killed or injured. A
large amount of stock was killed"
A special from Larned, Kan, says:
ga tornado passed southeast of here at
p m. and struck near Pawnee Rock,
three miles distant. The wires are
down and it is impossible to learn the
extent of the damage done.
Four Separate Funnel Shaped Clouds
are reported to have been seen in the
direction of Great Bend. H. H. Ger
rish's house, barn and other outbuild-
ings were mass of ruins. The family,
luckily, was not at home at the time
and escaped injury. About 80 hogs
were killed. The school house standing
near Mr.. Gerrish's home was wiped
from the face of the earth.
"John McComb's house was blown
down and his granary, barn and wind
mill reduced to ruins. The family hap
pened to be in the one room which re-
manned standing. P. III. Corbett's frame
house and barn and mill were all re-
duced to very minute pieces, farm ma
chinery was broken and stock killed.
No one was at home when the catas-
trophe happened. A. D. Pierce's big
hay barn was ruined, and other build
ings blown to splinters. One house was
crushed under the falling timbers. The
house in which Mr.. Stone was living
was ruined by the wind, but no one was
hurt. The Presbyterian church in town
is wrecked beyond repair. A brick
building in the north part of the town
was blown down, and large amount of
town."
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-05-11
SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of an execution, issued out of and
under the Seal of the District Court, in and for
the County of Blue Earth and State of Mime
sofa, upon judgment rendered and docketed
in the said Court, on the 9th day of November,
1899, in an action wherein Neil Cook is plaintiff
and Mary E. Soule is defendant, in favor of the
said plaintiff and against the said defendant,
for the sum of Sixty-Three and 16-1OO Dollars,
which execution Was directed and delivered to
me as sheriff IN and for said County of Blue
Earth,I have this 18th day of January "A d. 1900
levied upon all the right title and interest of the
said defendant, Mary E. Soule, in and to the fol.
lowing described real estate, situate in the
County of Blue Earth and State of Minnesota
known and described as follows: Lot fourteen
Q4 in the North Row, Van Brunt's Addition to
the city of Mankato, Blue Earth county, Mime.
sofa. according to the plat thereof duly OF
record in the Office of the Register of Deeds, in
said Blue Earth county, Minnesota.
Notice is hereby given, That l, the under
signed, as sheriff as aforesaid, will sell the
above described real property to the highest
bidder, for cash, at public auction, at the front
or easterly door of the court house in the city
of Mankato, in the county of Blue Earth, and
state of Minnesota, on Saturday, the 10Th day
of May, A. D., 1900, at 10 o'clock a. m. of that
day, to satisfy the said execution, together
with the interest and costs thereon.
Dated March Goth, 1900.
FRED GERLICH,
Sheriff of Blue Earth County, Minnesota