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lm JDESERET EVENING NEWS. EUS J
I TRUTH AND LIBEkTY, H
I 1NO. 1107 'IIIUHsIjAY. M1IIL (. 3 &'. frAM I,Alvi: CITY, L'TAII. Vo"ErXXVr.- 1,W
I CRUELTY OF A KHM"
I And lbs Punishment Meted Oil to Him
by the Eogllso.
I oi'i'osiMi iii,miM ronci.
llic Mir In the I lannllcJl (.linrcli.
I Jliinlorcra lucutcil A
M Double TroKciIf.
KOitA, April 0 Further Itifor.
H mitlou lu leganl In lli atrocities
M committed by the khan ol Khclst le to
Wi Ihu inset that, Mil acting live ol hit
wives of Infidelity ho caused them lo
bo cruolly put to death. Tho Khan
n, aierced to deliver to the ililtlili
Indian governruont tbo surviving
ptmons, wliotn ho wasreiortod aa lor
lurlig. Aspunliliuiont for hit con.
iluot tbo llrlllsli agent will withhold
forty thousand of tbs bundled thou
sand rupu allowed lilm u
luleldy and will Uuvolu It to thu lent fit
ol II. o lanillkhof those unjustly exe
cuted. Tl.u khan lies UeU uu the
iuronualniol837 and Im ltn iinii'
blly well conducted hiretofori.
llihitM .mi i.lr vt Ith Hie I an.
llimi llifh, Vermont, Airll U
Tliu Urn sp Mention nr Culm so labor
irs In Vermont tor cerllficatu of ml'
ilenco under the deary net ban Lien
Hindi) lo tbo collector of Internal rev
i dim, 1 y I.eoNuug, a laundry uiuu.nt
Motitrollor. 1 bo deUty collector for
Ibn Mutptlkr illusion has rtrutly
taken ihu cetitus ol Chinese cmoni
residing In tbl stale und flndi tint
tbern nru tweniy alx. Up tu within
four niontha Ibn Chinamen In Ver
inout bavebcun disinclined lo register
Dd In some Instances poeltlvely re
fuied to execute tbu u Mention id
lers, I ut recently a changu aiems to
have couiu over them an 1 h majority
or thoao residing In (tils itntu haa alg
tilled Ibolr Intention of cow lying
with tho law,
A ll.ml.l.. lrililj.
Aiie.tiDI.ES, 111m, A( rll 0 A
double tragedy la reorled Irom
Htrong'a ritatlou. Thomas Hedlry
H was asssultuJ by a negro firm hand,
BE Dunn Moore, and shot btm In self de
H feme, killing him. llradley u prob
H ably totally beatiu.
H imii i ri ititiriiiti.
H tlis I uilisrll Tables lllll llrlatlnir lu
H HlnSilRlrlineil llueftlloll.
H rAHLUlUAII, I. 1'., April 0 Ilia
H Uheroktu aiiiucll boa Indefinitely
B Uliled tbn bill lo eond a delegation to
Bft the International oougresae locoualder
HB thu atatebood quiatlou.
H .MiuUrrrrs I asrilUit
M Pirrsnuiio, A rll 0 IJunnls Cloo.
fl usu was iiaugeel bore ibla morning tor
tliomuiderut hli wllo lln waa per-
fuclly cool throughout, alept well lait
IilRli(,le a hearty bicakfoit Ihla mom
H Iiik nua aipearetl terftclly cbetrful.
H llu aild he waa rmJy for the ordeal at
V Hiir lime, and mounted tbo Kallowa
!V wltb entire cjolntM. riieciecullon
l went oil ainootuly an! tbu murderer
M uleu of a broken neck.
B l'llll AHKLI MIA, Af rll 0 William
f Moin, colorid, waa liauged here tnla
gi morning lor tne murder of Charlra
yjt Madden, alio Oilore I, hli rival for tbu
im allVctlou of Amelli Jobnaou, who
X had thrown lilmonr for Madden,
9 (IiIIk not iillilee llflll I .
'' IcjUlyUI, April 0 A telegram from
ifl tbs auieanurLS from whlilillin alarm-
H lug reporta were received Jtaterdry
H concerning tbu altuatlon lu Chile,
M tata that the condition of allalra waa
IB eitKRerattd by tbo iieTloua ata e-
' I menu nnd that martial law baa not
B Leen declared at Hantlago.
M Heeelvee Appointed.
K Cleveland, April C rrcelvor
n line Leeu a oluted lor tlrt. Watblugtnii
V luuralicoconiony of thlaclly, Uuu
,V of theolueal lu tbu atale, having been
'M In bualneaa aluco loM, It la mid thu
'M aaieu uuJ llatillltlea aro imall.
I AMII.I till, lllllltll AII.
H The llukke or Uuu llrtiralneil Irom
R llulillUftuulereuee
HI DE3 Moinis, In, April 0 There
MB weiuaeiiiatluual develoimoma lu thu
IH evangelical church war today growing
H out of tbo recent dulilou lulliol.aal
Br 'I own cunfeiuucu. rbo Dubb faoilou,
Hi which la In a majorll) lu Ihla alalu
W met at Centre Joint, but waa Lately
IB called to order when a writ of Urn-
US pjrnry Injunotlou waa aerved on tbu
b body rettralnlng it from furlhurUellb-
HI crntlour. An immedlatu hearing lu
A thu uouit wuagrAiited both the Laber
M, Ld DuLLa faitlou.
9r Hie lerliril mil Tailor.
Nlw Yuiik, April 0 Thu locked
K out garment workera renulued up all
H night mnlllug boycott iiulkeaagaluit
Mf their lalo imfloj era. They roj otu to
V bring thu couajlraty (uiea, ua a tett
,m u(,alutiomuol Iboumployera
R Till Mlllllll IIM I'KIIK.
IB Hie r...llli, (l 7Tlerd In Hie urn
H nn uuu m upln.!!.!.
M Niw Vow,, At rll Utb Ju fimct
m fuja inuili haa Uenaalu among rall-
roud min ami Wall .Ireet baukera
ubout llinry Vlllard'. Intention lo
m rttliu thu cualrmauahlp of the .Nor
m them l'aUllo director), Vlllard haa
lejeatedly aulhorlita Ihu atolerneiit
M that hu Old not Intend to realgu and
pcriona oppoaid to hla mniiagemeut Ui-
clured that hu would reaitiu, lbuallui-
lion u ptare to be tblit IllurU'a l ollcj
M haa untanoiiuid iKiwerful Iluanclal
dl lntereaUi,whoau frlemlly uld liiu Noilh-
ru 1'atilla would nitriclnlejuit now.
Thnt conipan haa an euormoua Iloat.
log dearimeutlo tnku catu of mid It
la nlaolutely nuionry ti mum tin
tialatancu of oa Itullala of larifu mentia.
Such en Itallata aru ready tu take hold
providing Vlllard atcpe out. lhe)
III not have anything to do with the
, lomiany aa long ns Vlllard continue
lo bu IU financial hind, Very nutiir.
Illy Vlllard doea not waut tu nalgu
inder audi an lni utatlon uion bla
iaj ability aa llumuul oUlcer. Hi,
lowaver, aeema to be lu much tbu aauie
I calllon lu which Mcl.n,il f und liltu
elf aa pcaldenl mid tictltir of tbo
lleadlri.
finable I'iiIiiiIiiu- IKnlrojen
ItoMK, AtrllO.-Initreltu'i otlrat
of ii Venetian uublemau III tlm alirv
of Djruo Venice, baa bean I cd tu
pleiea. It la valued at KO'.'.OJJ. .No
cluo.
A IUIII. MSMOV
11k. Ilerlna: Hen Atlillinlor, I rel
Men r
1'Aiita, At ill 0 The morning tea
alon ut the Hulnir am lourtorartl
tlatora waa dull. 1. veil the ileuueiice
otauch pkuderaaa Atloincy tiuicr.il
ltutkillaudJ.Oarttr failed to nunkin
any liitiriti, l.vui the numbera ol
the lourt itemed bored und It
notlcud that the nuguil htnJ f Hlr
John Thoiupiiii, oiioofthu llillln
arhliratorr, iicijui utly noJJuJ, u,j.
Kullug tbu aw ul auaplclon that he
ni teralcd toalumlrr. Hlr Chnrlia
Ilimall conclujed hla nruniilit In
relytu tbu oljcolbna nt Hull. U. J.
I'liilf, counnliorlho United HI ilea,
to thu li-gal character of cirtalu ovl
dencu (llered by (treat lit tnln J.
Carter thou rocitded to r ly to alx
chargia
AlltlNOr I IIOI11H
i I nllnriii Kj.ihii nr niellon HI
ennl NfcW Ventre, April 0 Tho nattonal
coufrn ncu ut the atatti boirdaof hialili
luullnuid tbedlicuithuot tl'o oailblo
pinna for aecurlug u uniform ayatem of
Interatatu Inaptctlon to be adopted In
tho cam nt Ihu cholera epidemic tbU
lunimer, nnd a nuw committee vtai
ap limed for tbo turpnie1, that of yea
It rday having failed to rraoli n eon
clualou. Tbu number of lln.au In
atlendancu expttaie J tlm 0 Inlou that
audi arrangement waa Irupoaalt If, le
cetiae a number of boarla repreiontel
did not have tbu power to maku audi
arrangement and urged that the only
fiaalble Ian waa co o elation Ii
tueeu tbo United Htatta and Cautda.
A llrulal Irlnlf.
Haiin, ICau , Al rll 11 An un
known oolorcd man entered tliuhouae
ul Mra. Kroit In tbu abetnro of her
huaband an 1 anatcbej tba child from
hernrui, daatied It to thu lloor and
fatally Injured It. Hu then brutally
outraged tho mother. A oatu la lu
purault He will be lynched If caught.
McLEOD'S SUDDEN DROP.
Ills Resignation Had to be Dinanded
Peremptorily.
Ilul It (nine llrnlllr-lli 111. enter!
if Wrlnii. Irrranlarlllelll Ibe
lendlua' teeuunle
2,'k Vokic, Atll 0 Philadelphia
apeclal to tbo llera'tt The publlo
will be attonlabed when It la ci lalued
McI.eoJ'a realgnallon la not really n
matter of hla own eolecllon. Hla
lealgnatlon wai demtnded and bo
waa given only a few houra to make up
tils mind. Iaaio I,. Jl'cs waa appjlot
ed by tho reiiua)lvaQla Trutt Co. na
the exiiert to examine the booka of the
Iteadlug, aa tbu Iruateu uf thu iteueral
inortgaitu bouda camu lo Philadelphia
ten daya ago and demanded to look at
the hooka llu had not been at work
much before ho dlaoiverel Irregular
Itlta In thu old management, ltlcu In
formed MoI.eoJ he woul I glvu him
a certain llinu to realgn from all hla
ofllcta lu connection with tbo com.
I any. If Mcl.eol ahould neg
lect to do ao itlce aald
reaaure would bo brou-fbt to toar to
force ltlcu uut. Mcl.tod decided to
wrltu hla realgnallon at once.
Itlcn waa uveriu to Baying much
but admitted tbo facta aa atated. llu
eald It waa bla foimal demand that
aetlled the blialneaa Itlce raid bla
examination had abuwn unheard of
thimblerigging at every atep
but be would coualder It
a broach of onlldence to dlacloie the
reaulta before ho madu a refiort to thu
Truat Co, which he,re reaented In the
eapaclly of expert. Lven then hu
would not make any rtatement for
ubltcatlou, That rnuat come from tbu
duet Co. He thought hla la bora
might bu tlnlibed within a few Uaya
Talk ul Ijnetllua.
MoitUANBHblH, Ky., April 0
Ueorge Henry, Ueorge Delauey and
1 rank Holt aro under arreat for the
Oliver murder. They claim In
nocence, but Mra Oliver poaltlvely
Idcntlllea them. The limn all be
long to prominent families and If
any attemit at lynching lu mado
tbu couitry will run red with
blood. I.ach man la unJer a
abodyguaatl. Lynching talk la aub.
aiding. Taylor Oliver la not dead yet,
but tbo end U not far oil.
Moinim Nnllrni.e1ii IlllneU.
Hir.lNtlktl LI), Hla, April 0 The
aenate aaaed today tbu bill exttndlng
thuiullragu to wurcen In municipal
and lowiiablp olectlona,
Neliraaktt Nlnle lllllrrr-i lobe I In.
lienclml.
IiiNCOIVab, April 0 Thu Joint
eeaalou of thu legltlaturu Ihla morning
adopted articles of Impeachment
agutuat Secretary of Htatu Allen, At
torney (Jeiieral Haatlnga and Com
mlaaloner Hiimi brey. Artlclea agaluat
ex atatu Treaaurer Hill will ba aoted
on thla afternoon.
A heniiUlnnvlmi Mamiiee Iaiiu- elver
lur
Nrw Voitu, April 0 Ihu atenmer
Hekla, Irom DenmarK, orway and
Hwedoii with Wurld'a air tililllu
and BUil paaaengerr, la eight day over
due und the anxiety la growing
I he hrnille I Item linker.,
WABiilNinov, A rll 0 Uormaii In
tbu Kenatu oirere I a resolution that the
body proceed to thu election of aecre
lary, lergeaut-at anna, iloorkeeer aud
cliaplaln, lo enter on the dlachatgunf
their dutka only on thu aaaeinbllug of
thu 1 Ifty-tlilrd Congiris, In either
tegular or e xlraaeaaloii. Laid over till
Ihu debate on thu admhulon of thu
appointed tunatora waa lnutued.
lVir.iilr uel njaluit then nlit l I
At. uVock the riajntlol for the
o ittionuf otlleera of II e eeiiit eanie
"I "in wa egieeil lo a It r eio i I
cniEplnneiiiary u llie naint Ultra.
v mi tin frjui liotli inttn.
The n illivrt am W It t x,
?ow Voik, accretarj; Itlciinrd J
11 ghl, Imllatiu, aert-eunt nt.arn: A.
I M. I nr llhi ul., uhai lain, 'lie
Keuato then proceeded lo eiioitleo
buni.i,.
I he rieiule u IJourneel till tomorrow
.ShTTIMS OP CIVIIi JUin I'VSUS.
Ur Trial tletunu ilnilaj, tprll 10 Ii,
aid Irlitni, (pill Jl I,
liiltialtr.
Chief Juslk'o , mo undo thu follow
ing aetlliigatoOnj:
Muniia, Atnih lOrit
. Hiniucl Wiolf vr. Uatnuel Ilinak
ital-Attorueji Wm. MckajjH. II.
I . A JetTa va. It (1. W. Hallway
Co Jo ii M, Cannon; lleuuitl, Mar
thall.v lln lie.
Jntueapowler v. I'aul Hammer
II. It. Watroui, I). II. Wen:tr.
Tifuti, Allllb lllll.
UeoreH. Cbhtuler vs. O. II. Kelly
el al. II nntt, Marabali i- llradley,
lite A I W,
W-II. I erry Lumber V M Us. va
Aiuii t ' r 1 1 man I rank I'iuroe; J,
A Wilnniua,
Mr-t Nsitoiat II ink vs. Jellerion
M, Hovtll Denton .V MoNali); J.
M.Hleel.
Ul UMfliAV, Al uu. 12rn.
Co-op. IuriiHiiru Co, va. Cathe-lnu
Allen iVui, .Newton; J V. William-.
J, II. Mabati et al, va. (1. 1) Anion
J, W, Judo, Mollowal .V liylea.
Wm. 11. (tor vi. P. i:. MeUurrlu et
al. Ittllly ,v Kane, W, II. Dlckaou.
riiUKinv-,, Mini, la nr.
1'ro I Ilea Itr v r. Jamea M. Kennolly
1', H. llnreer, tr-. I Hel.
Hamuel C. 1 "Ing v. HI. V'I.e Hleur
llu, th A. (,'rai, Uraol H, Hiillh.
John C. Hliarp ut nl, va. (Jilllord J.
Inviuetal I'.L. linker, llooth A.
Uray.
I ihiia-i, Aiiiil Urn.
C. I). Dartva Vlu Krotoa-llald-wlu
.(. latlocal Walter ilul hy,
Crlrudel) Allen va Daniel Alex
ander Wllllama ii Van Colt; W. C.
Hull.
Win. V. O'itaara vs. II. 1. Phelps,
et al SlienarJ, Charry V dUenird,
J. 11. Hum.
Mo.NiiAV,, Al mi. ITtii.
John llobluion vs. O H. Ii & U.
X, railway com) a J Sutherland A
Judd, Wllllama .v. Vau Coll.
J, il. Welling vs. 11 O. W. railway
ciman ahepard, Cherry A rlhep
ard: llruuelt, Maraliull .V. Hrauley.
Jamea II. Taylor va. It. (). W.
railway company ShepirJ, Cherry
A. Hhepard. llannctt, Merahall &.
llialley.
lUUDAY, Alltll. 16TII.
A. 0. Ileal vs. Aujrew J. Hurt al ul.
HaldwItiA. ratlock; Huepard, Cherry
A Hheiard.
John Mouahau it. Jlulllon-Ileek &
C. M'g Co J. J. Uogers, C. 1'. MoJ
bourow; Marahall i. Koyle.
Martha IJuuiie va. Hamuel Kalin
8. H. Mtrkbam
Wiiraimv, At mi, lOrn.
J. H. Paine otal vs. Jaiura Carngan
rank Pierce, Hogua. llurmealer.
A. W. Murray el al. vs. John (,'.
Wteter et nl ahinrd. Cherry A
Hbepard, l.oofbourow A. ICahu
C P, Hallway Co. vs. (leorgo (
KUder et al rhomaa Marshall, 1',
Walker, 1 rank Holliuan
TnuitsiiAii, Aim LOtii.
Arthur Pratt vs II. II. l'araoui II,
Prati; Hawllus A Crltchlow.
H 1j. Harluaru Co va. dearie C.
Hllerbeck-i:. W. Wheelei; J, II.
Hurd
II. IC. Illoch &, Co. vs. Jamea Al
lurtl ital. Itelllj it, Kaue, Coad A.
Coad.
1'lllUAV, Alltth 218T.
Martha Turner va Wells, Fargo A
Co McUowallJ. liylea, Marahall A
Koyle
Martha Turner vs. Union Nat. Hank
MoDjwhII A l.yles, C. K. Ullobrlal,
Marahall ,t Hoy le.
A. P. Andeiaou vs. U. Diuwoodoy
rurnlture Co Walter Murphy, ltlch.
ards i!L Moyle.
Maltha Turner vs. Utah National
liank MoDowall A Lylea, Marahall
A Itoyle, W, C. Hall
Marthu Turner va. Clati Title 4. In
surance Co McDowell .V. liylea, Hen
liell, Marahall A Hrauley, W. C,
Hall.
Vienin the Temple.
I.ait evening about one thouiaud
non.Mormon cltliena, Including lead
ing olllclala nnd butlneaa men, and
eomu vltltora from the eaat, weru ad
mitted by luvllatlon of Ibe 1 irat Preal
dtucy to view thu Interior of tbo
reui lo prior to Ita dedication.
1'uiaO rullllil.
A rurae, containing a return ticket
to one of the Cache Valley atatlonaou
thu Utah and Northern railwa, baa
been found, und left at this olllce for
the owner.
At The Deillciiion.
Thla morning nearly J,o(lt) persona
wero admitted to the flrat aeaalon of
thu dedication eervlcra About 400
who wrru lo bavu gained adinlaaloii
wero unablu lu uuau, owing lo tneru
being more than thubulldlug would ac
commodate. I hey will be ermltted to
enter at thu extra aeaalon tomorrow,
l'rlday eveulug, on presenting them
aelvra at the eaat gate at fi o'clook.
riilaaflernoou all of those Hated un
der thu apportionment for thoaecond
aeaalon wrre a knitted 2,'.0l) In all.
llftllllUll Jlfssloinii
r.lder A iwlloa II. Walker, of Pleaa
nut drove, haa uat rettlllied from thu
Xorlliwisttrrittatea. ml. alon, Huleft
for bla field of lelior pit October Ulh,
IbOl, and waa. engaged nearly tbu en
tire time lu southern Indiana. Hu
met Willi moderatu success, and waa
everywhere treated well by the eoi le,
1 Ider Walker regrets, however, that
theruexlalaa alrlt u( ludlirerence In
aoniu plates which he vlalted In regard
to tbu Uuapel.
ADDESSSlLVEIi.
Ilia ni till nnslaess bluet U ah to
President ClereUnd
UI COdt HON (II MM 1. 1 Vrtklll.
Ilii New liullc I iiiiipiiij- lllll Hill
Incarporntfil Ploc'io Mln
arloui 111 mi.
Thu meellug of mining an 1 1 ucss
men called for lalo ytalerda) a i noon
ciuveueil at Ilia Chamber f I ni
nurco bulldlnr. ItlcharJ Ma itiah
lalloj thu mcetlnj lo order, and I I.
Holdeu olllclatul al Bccrelers heveral
utrueat aeeches wero made I j ( C.
(loolwl.i, Theadoru II. Htebtl - aud
U 1.. HoIJod, and an aJdr-a wat
then uuanlmouily adopted by the
mittlug. It la ua follows:
rU Ibe l'rell lent:
Tho men of Utah have rcac with
unfeigned plcaiuru that yo-ir excel.
Itncy baa determined, Ifo I Lie, lo
cause tho reconvening of tho I tit ma
llonal lllinctalllo Congresr, nud at a
nnta meeting of the eole of Ihla
lerrilny held III Halt Iiake Illy Apill
5, 1 03, ndoptod uuanlmoualy the fol.
Ion lug, anu gave thu commitl e lu
atrucliona to forward tbo aaruo to your
cxcelloocfi
Wukeepln mind that tho r eilly
of a country ndvaucea or ncuJea In
direct ratio Willi the amount ut real
money money of ultimate rotetnp.
lion In circulation among tbu 0.le.
That tbu fatliera made thu ellver Uel
larthe unit of valuer.
That thu ouly real money knawn to
the Coiiitltutlou la gold aud silver.
lhat gold and allver circulate! tMe
by aide ulthout material variation for
two hundred jeara prior lo BU, and
this, too, without regard lo the amount
uf ell lor metal produced from the
Morli'a mines.
That the ouly eorloua ur mitella'
variation that haa occurred bet eeeii
tbuprlceaof the ireoloua metals tor
two hundred yeara haa come, not
througlvleglslallou; through the with
drawal by the natlona ol reconltloa
from allver aa money and tho making
of gold the only hsaiaof aeltlemciita,
Wu know thla withdrawal of
national, recognition from silver waa a
violation of uvery then existing con
tract, and nellevo II was prompter and
worked through hy a eyndlcatu of
boudholJcra nnd bankers not number
ing ilfly peop'u altogether
Wu believe that fifty bondhollera
nud bankers III rvew Voik, lundou,
Atnaterdaiuatid lleilln could cimbinu
and put in motion cauies lliat would
fully reilore allver to full aud universal
recoArUbin, on a arlty with gold,
within riity day a from date.
Wu del lore '" '"t that fifty
Interrat gilberera can hold Ihu world
by the throal and e hoke thu life out of
the builutaa of roducera.
Wudepluiu the fact that 00,001,011)
free Americans aro afratd to do what
Illty b inkers might do.
Wu ascribe Ihu lulgblyfall In prices
to the demonetisation of allver alone,
because the purchasing ower of allver
has not decreaaed In the leaai; ounce
for ounco In Ihu rough bar, allver will
lurclueeaemucu of all the world's
products, except gold, a, It Uld oroould
in tho elanieil dollars In 1871, when,
lu our country, the silver dollar coin
mauJed n J retulum uvsr thu gold
dollar.
Iiiaamuch aa the worU'a bualneaa is
moitly credit buslneaa, and luaamuch
nathe whole volume of money la al
most aa nothing compared with the
volume of thu world'a buetueae, wu
denounce aa uutruo Ibuchargu thai
thu cauae of Ihu seeming decline In
sliver Is duu to over ruJuutlon, and
Uerldu as groundless auy auunied be
lief that thereover bss been or (an be
any over reduction of either gold ur
allver.
Silver haa remained aUtlonary, (.old
has a predated 4) per cant, an J Iluan
clal troubles have tnkkened until one
of thu great llothchllds admitted lu
the ltruteela cougreas that only
through a greatly enlarged usuof all
ver coulJ uulveraal anlo and loaa
boavulded.
rtiuusufor allver for all time haa
been for money, Ita value up to 1ST I
rested eolely oil tbu recognition of thu
natlona that It ma tea erfect money
ofllnal rc-dem lion. All tbu trouble
haa come aluie, aud tbtru can never
again bu a rkct bualneaa equilibrium
uutll that reoognltlou shall bu restored
and both metals le given the same
treatment under the law Thla fact la
becoming okurer uvery day, thu ablest
men ae,roaa Ibe sea accept II, thu cry
for luatlcu la growing louder and thu
conviction la fixed lu uur mluda thai
there waa no ruaaou for destroying all
ver aa money, that there never waa
and la not now nuy reaaou fur cbang.
Ing thu ratio between tbu ruelala from
sixteen ouncea ol silver to one ounce of
gold, and while our foreign trade
amounta to but .1 1 er tent of thu whole,
thu 117 per cent of domes lo trade la en
titled to moat const Jeratljn.
Doubling tho money tif tho country,
through thu gold Irom California plac
ers, doubled the valuu of ropurly be
tween 1841 and 1S51, what wonder If
striking uut half the money of tbu
world haa cauaed prlcta to fall 40 jar
cent up to date?
rheru rnuat bu a restoration of all.
ver, hunce we rejolcn to read that
your excellency la taking etepa to re
convene ibe International lllmetalllo
Cuiigress,
Wu closely watched the work of the
American delegaka III Ihu Hrueacls
oouitreea, and should your excellency
decide lo return the full delegation, II
would be a, nlatldr of gratification
here.
Finally, by Ihli if alt uieetlug of tbu
men of Utah, be It ,
lteaolftol THAI (he Piealdent bu
pttltldheil lb reconvene the Interna,
llonal lllmetalllc (tyHiroei, and to
llittri.c. IIIU Anlerlck J delegatus tbero.
to to use their' ulnliat Cllofie to procure
a greatly enlargid use of allver, u
leading lip toward It filial full adop
tion aa perfect liHmey hy thef natlona,
and Id accejil ail that hlay 1 tendered
In that direction.
lleaolved. That utxt to the full rec
ognition of allver aa rrfect inouey of
ultimata rajemtitlou, w believe some
1 1 in for Its enlarge I t.ae, like the auial
lOmillou of the prupisllloni ol the
ltjttisctitl.il mil .Muutillofi) In the Ural
reatl Hi of the collar. -, will be n glial
slip Inndvaiiee
llv uu Comuitti,!,
Hi linn drover Cleveland, Preside lit
uf the United Btntes
TIM M VA TI (TIC
Theslockbollcraof the ISsw Tintlc
Mining nn 1 Hnieltlnf ijiuiiiii)' mat
ye-steriny niternuon mil eleclel the
lollowlng olllcera P, A. II. I rank
lln, prraldeut, Hamuel limes, vice
prialuuat; 1. J Diumilck, arcretary
an I treasurer. Iheae, ultii Christian
Trloilernud Judu Clurlca (' Dey,
fuim (heiboar 1 ul directors A reaolu
lion waa laaae'd reducing thu rs Ital
slock of Ihu tomiany Irom j,ilnu,iliKI
toJOJiyiW. It will now be In l.il.iKH
abnrca of the par value of $1 each
luatead of 310,00 1 snares of the ar
value of (111 each. Thu owners
dcellol lDuih work on the Inoshalta
which nru now on thu roperty and
sink them to a dej th t f Soil feet. They
nre nlao expecting to erect a large
ateani holitlug phut un the roperty.
tiir i lrri.K iim i.
Artlclea of Incori oration of the I.tttlo
Hill Mlulng company have I een filed
with thu county clera. the, luoorj or
ators ant Hugh Kllkenuy, Malta
Kilkenny, Wllllu llreiinan, Michael
Klltgerau, John McCarthy, Patrkk
K.O'ilonuell, Mlchiel 1', Clark au I
l.lliabeth P Kelly of Park Illy,
Thomas Matthews, P. Ij Williams
aud Charles D. Hi very of Hilt litkr,
and HobertTultot iliiltu city, Mont.
Thu company pronoaus to tarry on a
general mining btiilnes, In the Ulutiih
mining district near Park City, but
tbu general butlueasutlku will bu In
Halt Lake Ha ca Ital stock Is 11,700,
1100, divided Into lSJ.OOlahetesuf S-3
each, rheelllcersatt: P. Ii Wllllatus,
I realdeni; Hjgh Kllkenuy, vlcu real
denl.anu Charles I). Haver), secretary
and triaiurer.
AT llucitu
Tbu P. C. comiauy aro now work
Ing twenty men In dlllerenl nails ul
this mine, aija the Plucbe '. lteg.
utsr alil ments aru being made to Halt
Iiiki, notwltlislaiidlug Ihu low price
ut silver. Muitof the labor Is belug
iunu In tbn luwest luvels, where here
tofore but llltlu respecting has been
doiiu. While Lilug wuiked under
learn by Messrs. Hwlndler und liljyd
aomu mouths agu these gentlemen
commenced a roaect urlfl from tbu
1.30 level auu hit run but a abort
ellatance wueu a good tody uf hlah
grade allver ore heavy In lead Wsa
struck. Tne shift Isbelng retlmbered
lu laces, tho old tluibera which have
done service (oryears being taken out
aud new onta substituted. Inu drill
belug ruu lo tho west from the 1 100
luvel la now tun lu 1000 feet, at Ihu
und of which a lalsu has I een
driven about forty live feel. As
tbu old survey a of Ihu Ma
xell a aro Inacouratu eouvldeinble
pruipectlug will have to be done lie
rdre thu connection will bu made.
Three 8 hour abide aru nt work In the
alee, and It la thought that thu Ma
lei a, whloti In thu early daye re
duced a great deal of blj-h graduure,
will be te pod. A drill tu thu cast la
alao being run, and Is In ndliliiniool
1)0 feet. Ore which averages lu the
nelgbtorhoodut lSOuuuees silver aud
II) jor out leal la telug taken out,
rheorechutula two nnd a half feet In
width, and about 10) feet III length
anl nearly thu same In height la
blocked out ready for extraction The
greater portion of Ihuure belug ahlpied
Irom the Yuba la taken from thla drill.
Un the 1 1 10 level drifting lo thu eaat la
being uel ed. (loud ore wai atruck In
Ibe face 100 feet from the abaft, and la
Ihu same In character and richness as
that found below,
riuiu tiniio.
llslllfl deoigu Walton returned from
l'.urska last night. Hu has been tlieru
fur the past week. Hureiuila affairs
aa iUlct there now. He raja the
lluliioii'lleck haa seventy tlvu men In
the mine, aud that about luily tuna of
oru er day, are being taken out.
Kin M.
Hfty thouaand aharea of the Ilountl
fulgolj and silver mining com) any
have Iwcti dleposed of at eherllT'e sale,
thu price belug (CO,
Ihu tunnel In tho Houerluo at
Htooklou Is lu .'001 feel. It la ex.
letted that II will have to bu run 400
feet further to reach the velu.
Wm. Helover Is tho re rescntatlve of
a syndicate which propuststo erect at
Han Francisco a smelter lo cost a
million and a half dollars,
riio People's Coal company baa been
Incorporated In Arapalion county,
Colorado, with a lapltal atook uf
tSOl'.UO).
At the Hefner (lueen mine In Dry
Canyon, thu owneia are working lu
good oru. They ran n uroat cut tunnel
1,000 feet, then Uflttud 410 feel aud
made a raise 100 feet when the oru waa
louud.
lllngham Jlulleltn. A force of men
la engaged lu cle-eulug the wagon road
lo tbu loik aud Petro mines of anow,
eo that the produota of these rowrllea
uan be hauleJ down for shlj nient
Thu anow banka tire anIJ to be from
four to lllleeufiut deep.
The alxty tons of coke par day that
la U log turued out at the 79 coku ovens
of the Pltasant Valley Coal company
ut Caatlu dsto la nil uaed near Ihla
oily, mostly In thoamelura. Ihu out
put of the coko ovens la aoon to bu In.
creased to 70 tons erday. Pile corn
pa uy cui ley a some .10 men.
Ploobo liidn OverllOl worth of all
vur bulllou waa abl ed Hum the M. A
It Cu's wurka at ilulllunvlllu tu lay to
Halt l.ske. ililaauuuut waa reduced
Irom aulphldea assaying $701. It has
been thu custom ut tnu ejonij auy heru
toforu to ship Ihu tukhldea, but the
above metlud Is found to be the most
prolltablu aud convenient.
Unite Viutr, III), l.ugenu Hulllvan
waa caved un In the wurklngs uf thu
dreen Mountain mine, belonging to
the Anaconda company, last evening,
audall,tly lijurcd about thu tack and
left aide or the head. Hu waa taken to
the hospital. At one of the other
syndicate mines Hunday afternoon,
1.x (Ifllcer Dan Noonan met with an
accident Ibat rem He I In Ihu breaking
uf hla left leg. HewasUahlug a cur
un one of the drills and got Ihu mem
ber caught betweeu the tlmbera and
the car. Hu, lou, waa takou to thu
hoiolul,
A Pueblo, Colorado, ulipatcbsays
Pueblo la nil excitement over the
wonlerful relurna from nuaya ofmln.
i nl from Unhlr camp, near llruheli. A
I ropeclor by the name of llaker bus
illit ivertd n lead nr ore which aassys
J8,O0J ounces to tho lou from presum
ably Ickt-d specimens. Ills allver oru
lu tho form of mil and la eild to bo
al umlaut This week several of (he
ollkera of the Pueblo Htiieltlng and
Itetlnlng company will leave fur the
new camp, taking with them ahcx
ll mineralogist, an I will nnko a
CJieful eiamlnatlon of tbu field. Thu
c nip la I ut e Iglit miles from lleulsh In
nilliect line, but uwlng tu the inker
ublu toida tattlee, aiu obliged to
travel about seventeen miles to
reach the illtglnga A lelttlou
Is lo lo leicnted to the cuunty com
nilsilouera asking them to open a new
road, riie camp Is directly ucruet thu
ratine from Ihu famous lltsilck mine,
and at Ophlr the morning an I evening
whistles Irom tho lilsilck eugluraarn
distinctly heard. The formation la
tnnoumedby old rosrclors to be
Identical with that which has male
Ihu Hltslck ao famous. Have rat Isrgn
and well-equled allies of miners
hire left Pueblo for the new camp.
The great llurlclgh drill at llio'
Itetrlbutlon mine in 1 urcka waa
atarted ou Monday an I It la driving tbn
tuuucl at the rate of a Utile over four
feel cr day. Thla drill wsa tut In
place some weeks ago, but owing lo
the Iniulllclent bono poeer of the
engine, work bad tu be abandoned
until a nuw engine could be procured.
This ha, been done nud now tbu work of
tunneling with be lushed will all possi
ble vigor. Tbu main shaft Is eiowu
now !! feet, while several
drills have been ruu, the Ingest nf
which Is 10 1 feet. Thu workings are
allll lu tbo limestone, Ibe uy streak
not having yet been cucouiittie'd, but
tbu cuiui any haa plenty of money nnd
Intends lo push the work until I ay ore
Is struck. lll,c-ect ilttiat the vein
will be reached within Ihu next sixty
days as the lay of the main vein ludl
tales. 1 he Itsltlbullon Is oil thu same
vein at Ihu llullluii'lleck, the Mam
moth nud other heavy roducera In
Ihu 1'urekn hill and the owners are
conlldeiit thai a few hundred feet
more of work will 0 eu upnsIendld
roerty. Him coiupanyie eomposel
entirely of Ogdun men who have
plenty of uervu k go ahead with thu
developmeut wurk, nud they will nr
tallllv bn rkhlv rewarded for their
I atlent labor and m3ney Invi atment.
MV1.1 I.AM. Clt AIIIMI IIUUtlK.
Today's e,!earlng house exctinngea
amounted lo (110,817; iimn day Issl
year, 271,o03. lucteasr, Ufli.
TUIIA'il ejLOTAllOMI.
New Velk-Hllver.SJjc, lead, $3 03.
on I ami HUM ios.
Wells, 1 argo (. Co. received today!
Mlugo bullion, fti:o.
T. II. Jones A Co. reoelval today!
llulllon, (5400. ores, (4100. Total,
ISoOO.
MiCornlrk K Co. recclveil today!
hllver and lead ores, $10,00 J.
W, (I. M.HtewarjhaJ In today for
aisay two lo a ol Uld Jordan and da
lenaore, 111 tons, one lot of Central
l.unka ire, 61 toil', and one lot of
ISast ore, G I tola.
Aaiayer Hodges had lu today for
(rating one lot of Horn Hllver ore, IJ)
lona, one lot of Anchor ore, 140 tons,
and four i ther controls
J, W. Currle ha I lu today for assay
one lot of Hloui ore.
WIiiTK M.IKS A I'AIIIIO.V.
Hit I'fllllon Ii Supported hy Persona
uf High Standing In llio loin.
liniiiltt.
dnvernor Thomas today received a
number of lettirs, lu coiijunctloii with
a petition, I raying for the pardon of
Harney White, a youth ubout nine
teen yeara of age, who In December,
1851, waa sentenced at ()(den, ly
JuJge Miner, to six years' Imprison
ment lu the penitentiary, for Ihu crime
of housebreaking. It u j eara lhat the
lad's parents, who are very resectable
leople, resldo In Chicago, that yotiuj
While waa led Into thu trouble by two
others much older than hlimelf and
that they weru the actual lotture,
White having btuu merely a tool In
their bands, this ellllou bears the
signatures, among utbers, of Probate
Julgo Illalr, Heleclmen Cahoon, Ham
burger, and Morris, 1,. U. Karrck,and
Ham J. Keuyon.
Jujge Miner haa written favoring
thu Luy's release at tills time, think
ing the tinlsliineiit he has already
undergone may have the dealred i licet
and tend to reform him.
U. H. Marshal Heutou wrltea favor
ably ol thu Meaner and eayi. "You
ctnnot do too much for the young man
In the way of n pardon," while Acting
Wardeu Hpilrea aiya lhat White's
record as a rlsoner la flret-claas. Hu
la not a "crook" nor a "tough," and
most carefully avolda aaaoclat! in with
men of thai claai. It seemed a pity
that ha ahould bu In thu penitentiary
at all.
Mr. John lllter, Horahy A Hons of
Hrlgbaut City aud a number of other
realdeutsof that lacu,aa wellas several
promluent Chicago llrms aud Indi
viduals, also write aii porting Ihu e
lltlon and rjeak lavorably of Ihu
irlaouer.
Thu crime for which White was
convicted was that of being coiicemel
lu I risking Into Hie freight houiu of
the Uniuu Paollla IUIIrond cumj auy
at HrlghamClly.
It Is thought most likely that tbo
Governor will net fsvorably uon the
up llcalloii under all tbu clrcuiuatnuiea
of Hits ossu.
TIUNjS-MlbSISMl'l'I IGWUitESb.
ttpih (input tif Hi legale, tu Itcpicscnt
Ltah nt the Cuming Scitlou
In ll.ihu
dovernor Thomaa this afternoon
anointed the following as dele
gates to represent the territory of
Utah at tbu aeaalon of thu Truoa
Mlsstsiljpl congress, to be held at
Ojden on Monday, the 2llhlusttC.
U, (loo twin, Henry P, Henderson,
John Henry Hmlth, James Duvlue,
mid duiiige 1, .Nye, of Halt Lake,
Frederick J, ICIesel, O. It Leonard,
Davit Ltoles, L, II Adams aud Wm.
A. Lao, of Websr oouuly,
,.. i.1.1,aJilirHlliii eaejearavlrar.i. .,.
ANGRY ELEMENTS. '
Tbo Winds Lash Themselves Into i !
Terrible Fury Today.
Tin: Moitsr Mtmn i inns. IB
llnllillngs Illonu Donn, Trrn Uproot j
tU and (.cntral lontternatlou JiH
Among l'cdtstrlanss jiH
The worst windstorm, perhaps, jiH
which ever vlalted Halt I.aKs, pre- j
alled betwren 10 30 this morning and j H
12 o'clock noon. It was precedtd by M
an unusual atmospherical dlalutbance H
which raged throughout thu grealet II
lartoflail night and almoal rocked jH
peuplu In their beds. At the approach VJ
of dawn Ibe wind Increased Its H
velocity and by IU o'clock was blowing hi
n hurrloino and many there ueru who IH
wondered If It waa going to assume t H
cyclonic proportions The air waa H
tilled with uust, gravel and drbrlinf .II
many kinds and ledeatrlans siughl IBJ
shelter In thu nearest buildlugs. Out )'
liousua and small bams wora b own H
down aud trees u rooted In all arts of M
thu city. Many fences were badly 11U
damaged by falling shade trees, tele. !'
I hole, telegraph and electric wlrat !
w ere crossed and maJu useless, while , BJ
sign boards throughout the Dullness 11
diatrlcia were torn from tiielr fasten- lBJ
lugaand carried In some Instances bun- 1 BJ
dteds uf feet. j BJ
1 ully seventy live feet of the twelve I BJ
foot board fence surrounding thu exoe- TbbbI
vatlou near Ihu City Hall waa blown !
down with learful force. The pastor ,jB
of IhuHwedlali liuiheraneihiirch waa fl
caught beneath the falling timbers and I
btliy liuit He was knocked to llio IBJ
ground nnd tendered piscllcally help- IBJ
Ires. A couple of gentlemen Icked tBJ
him up and assisted him Into tbu H
iollc station where bis Injuries, con- BJ
elating irlnclpally of bruleea on thu !
lower llmbr, were bandaged, after , H
which hu waa sent borne. A lady, 1 t
whosu tianio waa not learned, waa 1 fH
alao hurl by tbo tailing fence, but not 11
seriously, due of Ibe horses belonging il
to Ilia tiro dej artmenl became fright- lYaal
eued nt the nolsu occaatoned by the IB
topllngwall and atarted eastward ot, B
1 Hat Houth attest, but waa atopped II
alter running aeveral huudli'd yards IB
without doing any damage. BJ
Thu liandsomo ornamental matal lBJ
torulcu of the Culruer-ICenuelt IBJ
block on I lrat Houth street between IB
Fast Temple and Commercial atresia, IH
and a largo portion of the brlok front fH
crashed lo the aldewalk with great ill
vlolencu during the storm. Thees- ii3l
cs o of a doien ur more pcoplo ImmeJ- JJ
lately below waa mlraculoua. ef H
A heavy late glau wai blown out IfBl
lu thu drug atore at tho corner ut sjH
HeoondHouthand West Temple streets,
while a large pane waa abatterej In &
the 1 miorlum blo.k. SJ BJ
('nine .Near lleilli on the Trmjilo VjB
(fniuiiJ. IH
Ilrolher Henry Chatwln of Heber Ifal
City, Wasatch county, favored Ibe - H
Nt ws with a friendly oall this morn- ill
Ing. He was one of the laborers on the H
Temple ground lu 1832 and 1833. In 11
lhusrlngof the latter year, while at 11
work In the excavatloi a csvoln Hj
oicurred aud Hrothar Chatwln was 'sjB
burled under the falling earth and DVJ
boulders, sustaining severe Injuries. BJ
When rescued hu was aduiliilatered IfBl
to ly President Wll'ord Wuodrull and ,!
soon recovered so that hu could wit- il
neas the laying of thu oorner stone. Bxl
lhe gentleman la now 71 yeara ol age, B
and rejoices excee llugly lu Ihu prlvl- liaVJ
lege huhaiof aeelng Ihu moat bvautl- ,l
ful lemple ever elected dedicated. (BJ
Notwithstanding (he accident which llBfl
came so near costing him hla life, and lM
the etlecU of which he yet feels, he UH
looks atrong and capable of living for JBfl
many yeata to come. MB!
T1IKV ASK f'JJ.OUl) IIAHVUKS jl
The I urrka lllll Mining luuipany "vuu Tl
tho llnlllon.il ek Company ht
lur lriapavi. rl
lu the Third Diatrlct court thla nf- '
leruoouthu l.urekn Hill Mlulug oom- lt'VJ
pany brought mil against the llulllon- jfl
llrck nud Champlou Mlulng oom any, JH
AloDii i:. Hyde, John Heck and VJJ
Delinte Hulllvan. B
The complaint seta fortb lhat the . aVJJ
dclendauta have been working mlulng (!
ground ndjolulug that of tbolalulltIa j
at Ihu nuritiiuateud Hue ol the taker's
claim, auuilhal letween Nov. 27th, Jl
180), and tbu commencement of this 41
acttou they aecretly and Intentionally, i1byJ
by means ot levels, atoea and other 9
underground openings, luu acroaa a M
plslntlll'a claim, entered theiuon and 1 aVJ
removed and convened to their own 1
usu u largo quantity ot urea, carrying l 9BB
gold, allver aud iead, to the extern tfll
ur, Il la believed, 1,300 (tone, IBLBJ
and of tbu valuu ot $00 er aSVJ
ton lly ruasou of said treapaaa aj'jB
ptaintllla claim they have been dam 4sBl
aged lu the amount of (90,000, fur ill
which amount, with tints of suit, dam- JBB
i(,es are prayed itiB
llurueit, Marshall A llradley arir tU
thu plalnlhl's attorneys. ml
tO.NHUlKMK 1KM.N AU1I)I..T. SH
Mauf Pcoplo on Hoard but Aonu iH
seriously Ii Jurcel. Ifffl
A Uulon Paolllo Couferenco tralu xrJil
with many posseugera was thrown jM
from llin track about four mllrs north Jlvl
of Juab yeaterday afternoon, shortly '
before 4 o'clock. Thu acoldent was ' VJ
caused by a broken tall. The engine, . vjj
tender, baggage cars, smoker aud one aTafl
isasenger coach ssaed the break lu tiBBl
as ety, but thu remalndet of tho train, lIVJ
consiatlng ot four paiaenger cars, JflBl
lumped the track, ono of them toipl- lirVJ
ing uver on Ha side. Thu passengers , vfl
were considerably frightened, ahsken , 3rVj
up nud bruised, but fortunately no one '
was seriously lujured. A delay of ffl
about ooe hour ocourred, lH
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