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Show THE EM TRESS WEEPS Jjc jttcpnbUr VP. I. ROWE 1U OSUIa THOUSANDS MADE IDLE. Phil- All tb Tin Flat Mills In the ConnW., Close Down Friday. at Once. ALGER SAYS HE WILL REMAIN IN 29. As a result of THE CABINET. Washington, June the conference between the president and Alger, it has been de" Talks One Report lias It That the Emperor Will Freely Regarding Ills Candidacy tor cided the enlistment of volunto begin Be Restored to Power, While Some the Senate, and Declares He Will teers for two years for service in the Stand by the AdminiBelieve There W ill Be n New DISSOLUTION OF CHINESE PIRE IS APPARENT. UTAH. MILL NOT RESIGN. WANTED. Ths Enlistment of Volunteer for the Publishers. NEPHI, SOLDIERS ippines to Commence EM- Pittsburg, Juue 28. All the works in the country will be closed on midnight Friday as a result of the failure to settle the wage scale at the conference in Chicago. Fully 50,000 will be thrown idle by the shutdown. The conference which opened, in Chicago on Tuesday morning, closed Saturday evening at six oclock withtin-pla- te Sec-retar- UTAH NEWS. Ruler Chosen. the Rio Grande Westerns Park City has begun. Victoria, B. C., June 30. It is reThe first crop of lucern will be ported at Pekin, according to news relighter than usual, owing to the back- ceived by the Empress of China, that ward spring. the emperor will resume power next The past week has been the best month. Another report says that about growing week of the season and all June 20 a new emperor would be proclaimed. One authority believes the crops have made rapid advancement. new will ruler be a grandson of the John Miller, a Salt Lake man accused of assault and battery on the late Prince Kung; another asserts that a grandson of the fifth prince (Prince person of his landlady, Mrs. Olsen of 'Work upon Oevr depot at Philippines. It is proposed to arm and equip at once three brigades or aboutlO.OOO and continue the work until the whole men authorized by the law are secured. There will be no call upon the states. The ljpgiments will be organized as United States volunteers. Otfieers will be appointed by the president and assigned to regiments without regard to state lines. The maximum of the regular army of 03,000 men has been secured and now enlistment will be for the provisional army to make up the total strength of 100,000 men. General Otis has 29,300 men on the ground or under orders and volunteers will be rushed to him until he has an effective force of 50,000. In the enlistments of the United States volunteers, veterans of the late war. including those who did not get beyond the home camps, but were seasoned. will be given the preference and the same will be true of the officers. 33,-0- Washington, June 27. Secretary Alger has been busy since his return to Washington in denying that he has aDy intention of resigning his position in the cabinet at present. To callers at his house the secretary talked freely regarding his announced candidacy for senatorial honors and of the printed statement of the probability of his leaving the cabinet because of his alliance with Governor Pingree, who, it is stated, is opposed to the administration of President McKinley. lie made it plain to his questioners that he did not intend to resign on this account, as he does not consider his candidacy for the senate anyrea-- j son why he should not continue his position as a member of the cabinet. Governor Pingree, the secretary added, is for President McKinley first, last, and all the time. Tun) has been chosen to succeed Hsu. The snow, which has been held in Kuang The empress dowager is said to be the hills by the protracted cold weather, is now being sent down to the valley, altogether out of sorts, full of anxi and many streams in the state are ety, and much given to weeping. The palace is far from enjoying a state of very high. harmony. Burglars entered the Oregon Short The cabinet is little better. Wang Line depot at Provo one night last week Wen Sliao age and infirmity, and rahsacked the trunks in the bag- and then pleads into silence. Kang-Yrelapses gage room, secnring a number of artiis jealous of the immense power cles of value. now wielded by Jung Lu and despises In some of the southern counties him for his inexperience in important GIGANTIC CATTLE COMPANY. water is scarce, but over the greater government business; but both hold BURN TROLLEY CARS. Texas to Have a Ranch with 840,000,000 portion of the state there is an abun- together for the maintenance of the dance at present, and will be through- empress dowager and the enrichment Mob In Seonl, Korea. Destroy Railway Behind It. out the season. Property. of the Manchus, whose present watchFort Worth, Tex., June 27 Georg Vancouver, B. C., June 29. Oriental B. Loving, who is at the head of the Troop C, Ninth United States caval- word is, It is going, grab as much as advices by the Empress of China are great deal, having for its object the ry, arrived from Fort Duchesne this possible while the chance lasts. to the effect that the export of rice formation of a gigantic cattle and week and is now stationed at Fort TRIED TO CUT HIS THROAT. from Wuhu been suddenly inter- ranch company in Texas, in an has The troop comprised 102 Douglas. dicted of Nanking, actthe by said that the company will be Viceroy officers and men. Ilow a Californian Avoided Hearing His on from instructions Pekin, upon ing Drtitli an American Sentences organization, composed of Utah stands eighth in the list of of is eve the on China the that ground York New 30. June PutSacramento, states for railroad building during the capitalists and not English, George war. reason given is that men, as reported. The intention is to Another who murdered John nam, in Showers first half of the year. She is credited Folsom prison, while being shaved the requirements of the people within form a company with 340,000,000 capie with miles of road, all o the Yang-ts- e region do not permit any tal, 825,000,000 or 830,000,000 of which which is the Utah & Pacific. yesterday preparatory to being taken of export grain. are to be used in the purchase of catDealers in tailoring cloths report into court to hear the death sentence, Since the introduction of the trolley siezed the razor from the man who into Korea, several children have been tle and ranch property in this state, sales 25 per cent better than last year, was shaving him, sprang to his feet run over and killed in Seoul. The the balance of the capital stock to be and attribute the advanced sales to the and then deliberately walked to a mirpeople, to the number of several hun- used in operating the big concern. It fact that people have more money and, dred burned one ear and smashed is believed the business can be more and ror drew razor across the his can better afford to wear good clothes. another. The Japanese and European conducted and at less exthroat. engineers narrowly escaped death. successfully Captain J. J. Donovan, of The cut, while very severe, did not The ignorant people attribute the pense under a single management. ,Salt Lake, is running a dray in Daw- sever the Mr there is no intenjugular vein, and Putnam will drought which has continued for some tion ofLoving says son City and doing well. Mike Sullia cattle trust, merely recover. The passing of sentence was time to the construction of the electric an effortforming to conduct an extensive catrailways. van, who was also a Salt Lake police- continued until tle business, the largest in the world. Saturday. man, is there engaged in the saloon There are 0,000,000 cattle in Texas, Putnam killed Showers as the result KENTUCKY DEMOCRATS. business and doing well. valued at 8120,000,000. a Showers feud, having William Five miles additional track ot the aided in the conviction of Abe Goebel Receives the Nomination Majors, TO DRIVE OUT ENGLISH. for Governor. Utah & Pacific will be laid imme- father of Abe Majors who is sentenced e Louisville, Ky., June 28. William This the Object of the South Africans In to hang in Utah for the murder of Ofdiately, completing the road to Waglug War. station, the terminus of the ficer Brown of Ogden in April last Goebel, Who with an iron grasp has ruled the Democratic New road. The extension to Los Angeles while resisting arrest. state convention June 27. A special from York, MaArchie 6ince it assembled nearly a week ago, Capetown says that a warlike appearwill be by another company. Abes was killed jors, brother, by the Will C. Cleghorn was arrested in a posse of which the Ogden officer was a was last night nominated for governor ance pervades the entire South Afriballot, after a can republic. There are unmistakacondition on the streets member, when the latter was killed. on the twenty-sixtcontest in the state for ble signs that a conflict is impending unparralleled of Salt Lake. lie is undoubtedly in- The elder Majors was hanged in Calibitterness and on the aDd the arming of forces, which are determination sane. When arrested he said he had fornia for murder twenty years ago. of the or for skillful winner, part being brought together, indicates that called upon Brigham Young's first just FRENCH Boer government thoroughly apThe LINE end of the MUST the PAY. manipulation. long he a was wife, who, said, personal exhausting fight brought a reasonable preciates the seriousness of, the situafriend of his. lie also beiieves he has Heavy Verdict Against. Company For Life degree of harmony to the factions tion. been on earth 11,388 years. Lost on La Bonrgoyne. which throughout the night battled High officials declare that the war Salt Lake county found an unexParis, June 30. The action for dam- for every inch of ground. Nearly will be a general one and will be for pected aggregation of poor people ages brought by Mme. Kesal as a re- everybody joined heartily in a demonwhen it attempted to assess some al- sult of the loss of her husband by the stration when their candidate ap- the complete and permanent independ-ene- e of South Africa. for the first time before the There is a leged wealthy citizens for large suras sinking of the French line steamer La peared convention to of the distrust accept nomination, feeling against the Enof money supposed to be in bank. Bourgoyne, in collision with the Britand return his thanks. is and said that the it glish After examining a number of them ish ship Cromartyshire, June 4, 1899, Free state, the Transvaal and Orange DEATH DEALING EXPLOSIVE. the commissioners volunteered to pass off Sable Island, Nova Scotia, has reCape Colony will combine to oust the the hat to relieve the distress they sulted in a verdict against the com- New Invention to be Tried on British and preclude the possibility of Filipinos their being a menace to the different found. pany of 100,000 francs, the plaintiff at This Fall. governments in the future. Mrs. James Pack and two children the same time being debarred from Washington, June 29. A shell of HAD BUBONIC PLAGUE. were thrown from a buggy in Parleys claiming any money lost with M. Resal terriffic explosive power, with a capawhich be hereafter recovered. city to annihilate by may canyon near Salt Lake, last week, the bursting fragThe court found the company respon. ments and a shock as effective as a Japanese Ship Placed In Quarantine at team becoming frightened at an apHonolulu. proaching train, and overturned the sible for the acts of the captain, who streak of lighting will be the feature San June 27. was be to declared in at not fault Francisco, Advices of bringthe fall campaign in the Philippine vehicle. Mrs. Pack sustained a severe fracture of the arm and was brought ing his ship to a standstill after the islands. Tests of the charge of this from Honolulu state that the steamer to Salt Lake on the train. The buggy collision, in losing time in launching terrible engine of war are being made Nippon Maru, due here last Friday and the government guard- concerning the the boat and in not furnishing the pas- at Sandy Hook, of which was demolished. ing closely its secret of manufacture. there have been many speculations, is lifeboats. with A shell of this sengers with nature, charged Lieutenant Pearson of Draper, who an explosive equal to melinite or dyna- in quarantine at Honolulu, detained was on the Olympia at Manilla when HUNTINGTONS LATEST. mite, falling near a battalion of the seven days on account of the death of Dewey sank the Spanish fleet, has reenemy, would kill or cripple a very two Chinese passengers from bubonic turned home on a visit. lie was given Will Establish a Hume For Young Colored large percentage of the battalion. The Criminals. chances of escape from this tremendous plague. a great reception by his neighbors and The first death from the plague ocNew York, June 30. Collis P. Hunt, machine willasbe decreased 100 times, relatives. He says the Utah boys are a short distance out from Nagacurred with experts say. shrapcompared all anxious to get home, as the cam- ington has bought a tract of land of nel discharged at the same objects. the second when nearing Honosaki, paign around Manila has been a hard 1,350 acres in Hanover county. Virginia, lulu. MINERS PERISH FfiOM COLD. one. where, at his expense, a TWISTER IN NEBRASKA. building, with latest modern improve- Twenty-fivMrs. James Milligan of Smitlifleld Prospectors from California is to be erected for confinethe ments, Die In Siberia. committed suicide on the 20th by Storm Destroys Property in the Town ment of juvenile offenders of the negro Nevada City, Cal., June 22. Word of Brndley. drinking carbolio acid. She had been race. has been received here that Harry deranged for sometime past and a close Bradley, Neb., June 27. Early Sunwatch had been kept over her, but on There are now 3,000 colored boys and Douglass of this city, along with day morning a twister struck this this occasiou she succeeded in securing girls confined in the prisons of Vir- twenty-fiv- e other picked miners from thriving village and wrecked it. The a bottle of carbolic acid and swallowed ginia aud compelled to associate with various counties of California who left storm came from the north with a treon June 2nd of last the deadly poison before the family the vilest and most degraded adults. year for Siberia mendous roar and aroused everybody Governor J. Hoge Tyler has promised under the realized what she was doing. leadership of John T. Mc- from bed. Floyd A. Walworth was that he will transfer the young prison Call, who was a in the debris and seriously supermining President Jessie M. Smith of the ers to caught gravel Utah Woolgrowers' association and built. the reformatory as soon as it is intendent here, have perished from hurt. The post office was totally wrecked. The ground was plowed up privation and cold. Arthur Brown have gone INDIA'S EMPRESS. to Denver to meet Colonel W. T. S. Feace Delegates Take a Rest. .by the wind and some stock killed. May, forest superintendent, and have Former M!m Leiter of (. hiuago Insists on The Hague, June 29. For the next FOURTH IN HAWAII. a talk with him before continuing on few Ceremonial Forms days the members of the special Froper to Washington to call on the secretarv Flrst Celebration Vnder American SoT- London, June 30. The Chronicle drafting committees who are preparereiguty to be Memorable One. of the interior regarding the question relates a story of the executive et- ing a record of the work already acJune 27. The first celeof pasturing sheep on forest reservaHonolulu, e iquette instituted at Simla by Lady cepted, will be the only peace of bration the Fourth of July in Hawaii, tions. The delegates occupied. Curzou, the wife of the Viceroy of In- under American of sovereignty, is to be a Twenty-fourtCompany A, permanent arbitration made a infantry, dia, formerly Miss Lei ter of Chicago. question one. The general memorable board and relations thereto numbering sixty men, returned from Lady Curzou has decided that at even Germanys of celebration includes salutes in the German delegates, it is said, plan the Coeur d'Alene country last week, the smallest function everyone shall the noon at and at night, a morning, where they have been on duty since stand until she herself is seated, and have received instructions to accept the field of a grand tribunal principle parade, sports,' addresses the riot. They will have but a short it is said she has exacted a similar of permanent in the arbitration as outlined and other and fireexercises, from in literary her her sister own Saxon rest before being sent to the Philiphomage plans will be discussed works aud a ball in the evening. apartment. 65 South Second West, was fined 825. inter-tervie- fifty-thre- Ex-Poli- long-standin- g Mc-Cun- half-dresse- h d oer-so- stration. non-arriv- well-equippe- d al w out arriving at aD agreement. The workers wage committee, acting under instructions received from the annual convention held in Detroit last month, made a demand for an advance of 20 per cent. The present wage scale expires on June 30th, and members of the Amalgamated association are not permitted to work after that date unless the new scale J I About 25,000 skilled workers are members of the association, and as many more are dependent upon them and will be idle while the skilled men are unemployed. LIVED ON DOG FLESH. Terrible Story of Privation and Suffering by Klondyke Prospectors. Seattle, Wash., June 28. Charles P. Osborne of San Francisco, who arrived here today from Dawson, claims to have found rich placer ground on the headwaters of McMillan river. He says it is a terrible country to get into. With his partner, Smithson of Los Angeles, he traveled up the river 400 miles. They cleaned up nearly 81,000 before they were compelled to come out for provisions. While in there they met a party of six who left Edmonton over a year ago and wintered on Peel river. Their clothes were in rags and they were almost skeletons. Three of their party had died. The leader of the party, a man named Jackson from New Jersey, said they had been held up by Indiaus and robbed of a good part of their outfits. From that time they had lived on dog fiesh and a couple of moose they were fortunate enough to shoot. PROVO OFFICER KILLED. Murdered by a Tramp While Making an. Arrest. Provo, June 27. Special Police Officer William Strong was found lying dead, shot through or near the heart, on the crossing of J and Third streets opposite Dr. Iikes residence, at 12:15 o clock this morning. The murder is. supposed to have been committed by two or more hoboes whom it is thought the officer had arrested at the depot and was taking to the jail. Near the body was found on the ground the dead officer's revolver, a 38 Smith & Weston. Foiir chamr .ts were loaded and one empty, without even a shell in it. The condition of the wea. pon showed that it had not been recently discharged. It is supposed that a party of tramps-habeen put off a freight train that passed through the town a short time before the killing of Policeman Strong and that one of these killed him. STABBED TO DEATH. Professional Tramp Killed in a Saloon Row in Seattle. Seattle, Wash., June 26. James Murray, a professional tramp, was stabbed and killed by a man whose identity has not been established, in a tenderloin saloon tonight. Murray was cut across the throat with a dirk, and his head was almost severed from liis body. There were about thirty men in the saloon, but in the confusion the murderer escaped. He is still at large. The murder grew out of a drunken quarrel. RACE WAR THREATENED. e . confer-ferene- h pines I ns Negrtjes and Sheriffs Posses Likely to lu Alabama. Col-Xi- tle Birmingham, Ala., June 28. John Sheppard, who assaulted Mrs. Jones, has just been located near Cardiff. The sheriffs of Jefferson and Walker counties have possession there. There are 500 armed negroes protecting the rapist. Posses have divided and are advancing on the settlement. A mob from Cordova threatens to lyncli the negro if he is captured. Trouble is imminent. Fitzsimmons M ill Fight McCoy. Denver, Colo., June 27. Kid Mc-c- y guve a sparring exhibition at the Tabor opera house here last night, and it was announced from the stage that Fitzsimmons had. agreed to fight McCoy in September. Two clubs have already made bids for the fight, the Colorado Athletic association of Deu' ver and the West Chester club of New York. Manager Floto of the former has offered a purse of 20.000 for the meeting. McCoy has expressed preference foi Denver. i |