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Show o If b I Old Question of Domination Dajabon Captured and Pillaged by Revolutioniate After Twenty ' Lives Had Been Sacrificed. Between Greeks and Bulgarians Revived. , Cape Haytlen. A serious revolution, according to advices received here by courier, has broken out In Santo Domingo. Revolutionary bands ft la Asserted That the Patriarchal under the command ot General Navarro are said to have landed near Church at Constantinople Has Revlere and to have attacked and capActed as Accomplice of Greek tured Dajabon, which was pillaged Bands In Order to Strength and abandoned after twenty persons . ? en Church. had been killed. The revolutionists are i now said to be near Guuyabln and to he marching Sofia, Bulgaria. The movement in Rotimanla, and especial, on to Monte Christ!. la dally The arrival of General Descharaps ly In Bulgaria, assuming greater proportions and threatens to la anxiously awaited by the revolubecome a serious danger to peaco. tionists. It is understood that he will The Bulgarian government, It appears, assume command of the forces and will be forced to take exceptional operate against the government in measures to terminate the disturb favor of former President Jiminez. ancea which are due to A state of anarchy prevails in the feeling, with which the entire popu- northern part of Santo Domingo. AH commerce with the Interior has been lation of the principality la Imbued. and traffic In the northern disThe cause of this feeling la the his- stopped tricts has been prohibited. torical competition between Greece and Bulgaria for domination In the COOL ATTEMPT TO GAIN LIBERTY Balkans, which was recently reawakened and stimulated by their rivalry 8tackpole Strolls Out of the Door of the Court Room. In Macedonia rivalry which It te alLos est Angeles.-ErnStackpole, leged has been artificially encouraged whose for trial the murder of Joel Turkish and authorities the parby ticularly by the atrocities of the Greek Scheck was concluded Saturday while bands. waiting In department 1 at the court la It asserted that the patriarchal house for the verdict of the Jury, church at Constantinople has acted as made a clever and almost successful an accomplice of 'these bands, with effort to escape from the building. Unthe object of forcing the peaceful noticed he by Bailiff Harrington to the of paBulgaria join population triarchal church, which openly raised strolled out through the door of the subscriptions for the benefit of the court room Into the chamber of Judge and also James, where an Greek patriotic societies, open door led into sought to Inflame the Bulgarian na- the corridors of the court. He had tional spirit scarcely entered the Judge's chamber JEWS MURDERED BY SOLDIERS. when Harrington caught sight of him and sprang for the open door. HarOutbreak at Warsaw Followed By Atrington succeeded in rushing in front tack Upon Hebrews. of Stackpole and throwing the door St. Petersburg. The war of terror- chut and locking It. lie then clapped ism which the fighting organization of handcuffs on the prisoner and led him the Social Revolutionists declared Im- back Into the court room. Stackpole mediately after parliament was dis- was cool and collected and had nothsolved seems now to have been begun ing to say after the episode. It Is the In earnest. From all parts of the em- second time during the present trial that he has made the same sort of pire the telegraph brings the same effort to escape from the officers. on officials of ot attacks police story all classes, accompanied in the majorTURKS ALSO TAKE PART. cases by plunder. The Polish ity revolutionists are especially active. Situation in the Balkans Going From Bad to Worse. There Is a veritable reign of terror from the Vistula to the German fronThe Dally Mails Sofia cortier. Almost fifty cases of assassina- respondent says: The tion were reported early Thursday Incidents have reached a dangernight The Novoe Vremya heads its ous phase, especially In the Kustonje list of murders and other crimes, "St district, where a collision took place Bartholomews Night In Poland." A Warsaw telegram to the London between Turkish and Bulgarians at Jewish Chronicle says: the frontier post of Schdrepanlza. A "After disturbances, yesterdays dispatch from Athens to a London which the police quelled, 250 Jews tew agency states that King George were killed or wounded by the Is going to Marlenbad, where he will meet King Edward, whom he will ask for intervention In favor ot the CANNONS BOOM LAUNCHED. Greeks against Bulgarian excesses. Speaker of the House to Bo Candidate Situation In Warsaw. for the Presidency. Berlin. The Warsaw correspondent Danville, 111, The convention of the of the Vosslche Zeltung gives the folEighteenth Illinois congressional dis- lowing description of the situation trict was called at 1 oclock Thursday there: "The population is terribly disand renominated Joseph G. Cannon tressed and there is hardly any street for the eighteenth consecutive time, traffic on account of the insecurity of being the seventeenth nomination by life. The Boldiers have received oracclamation. ders to Ore on everybody arousing susThere waa the greatest enthusiasm, picion. All the hospitals are so overespecially over the prospective candi- crowded that patients are obliged to dacy of Mr. Cannon for president. Mr. He on the floors and passages. In the Cannon had not latended to launch a morgue there are still lying thirty-eigdead who were found In the boom for president at this convention, but the pressure of his supporters was streets. It Is not known how many so great as to sweep away bis wishes have been buried secretly. lu this matter. LARGE LOANS TO DIRECTORS. Mr. Cannons supporters In his own condistrict will likely urge the state vention to make similar endorse- Massachusetts Bank Closed By Order ments. There seems to be little doubt of National Bank Examiner. that this will be done. Washington. The comptroller of CITIZENS WILL KILL NEGROES. the currency has received advices by telegraph from National Bank ExamColored Soldlere Who Shot Up Town iner Ewer that the First National Bank of Chelsea, Mass., has been In Peril of Their Lives. closed by aetion of the directors. ExTex. A special from aminer Ewer has been Houston, appointed reFurther ceiver. The failure of the bank Is reTex., says: Brownsville, troublo Is feared here with the negro ported by the examiner to be due to troops. A citizens guard of 150 men large, excessive loans to officers and of the bank. is stationed along the road between directors this city and Fort Brown, and If the Stensland Short a Million. Itegroee attempt to leave the garrison HI. Bank Examiner Springfield, s It is the avowed purpose ot the Jones, in his report to the auditor of to shoot them down. Four hunpublic accounts on the Milwaukee avedred rifles were sold on Thursday to nue state bunk of Chicago, which was dttrens. The report that the officer received by the auditor on Saturday, defalcations of the garrison are themselves afraid estimates the total of the negro troops has determined through the manipulation of the afthe citizens to take no chances. Many fairs ofto the bank by President Stensbe Jl.OOQ.OOO and possibly people are leaving their homes on the land, tide of the city near Fort nrown. Ad- more, lie says the rinsing of the bank ditional appoal is being made to Gov- was the consummation of a career the ernor Lanham to semi state troops, most remarkable, and, In his opinion, ltus iness Is nearly suspended In the the most conspicuous In the history of banking. city. anti-Gree- k anti-Gree- k J Turko-Bulgar-la- 7 n ht cltl-sen- Krauts Wins Over Davit, CAMPBELL WINS IN TEXAS. Will Be Second Native Governor of That State. Pallaa, Tex Tbomni M. Campbell, s native of Husk, Tex, the birthplace of the late Governor Hogg, wee on Thuraday afternoon nominated for governor by the Democratic state convention. He will be the second native governor of Texas. Mr. Campbell Is a lawyer, but for sevetnl years was general manager of the International A Great Northern railway. Milwaukee. Edward Krnuse of Wil mington, Del., was announced as th successful candidate for the office of grand worthy president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles. Mr. Krause received 1.3 sc votes, against 514 for Henry 0. Havls of Ohio, the retiring bead of the order. Norfolk, V with 72 votes, was the choice for the next convention city. Boston received 609 votes, Omaha SIS and Spokane 62. No action was taken on a resolution for the establishment of an Eagles horn. UTAHS GREAT INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL One Man Killed and Another Wounded During Melee at Brownsville, Texas. Colored 8oldlers Objected to Search Being Made Among Their Ranks For Accused Criminal, and Fired Several Volley at Citizens. -- V t fr ;' USUI V an- v 'A-- HI , .M.V gillHI PJl' "ll a ? that su tor Tex. Evidently Brownsville, ,n for gered because of a search mads ,i7V r W but DO' among their ranks In an effort to aplight I us prehend a negro who attacked Mrs. the social if Leon Evans at her home here, and make z jo was a negro soldier, who she asserted IN MEN LIFE. members of a battalion ot negro fedwe Mi me to aid eral troops stationed at Fort Brown, an a the to the honor is an rich, young, support and is wealth to the poor, i! what Learning near here, entered Brownsville on works Bacon. comfort to the aged Tuesday, became unruly and fired sev1 eral volleys down Main street. As a it It the ill over result Frank Natus, a barkeeper, Is fasblo itt ENGINEERING Mechanics, Surveying. Design dead, a bullet from a AGRICULTURE Agronomy, Horticulture, Animal r.deopen Roads Poand and PaveJL, rifle having pierced his heart, and Irrigation, Sewerage, Hydraulics, Industry ,'Veterfnary Science, Dairying, Irrigation btak aceEtc. liceman Dominge is wounded, his arm COMMERCE Business Administration. Account, SCIENCE AND ARTS Cooking and and hand shattered by a bullet, and aoit pop Banking, Transportation, Commercial Law, " Sanitation, Hygiene, Sewing, Household toouo-michis horse shot from under him. Twenty-th- Dietetics. Etc. ort I've phy, Etc. ree ot the bullets fired entered GENERAL SCIENCE Comprising English, MECHANIC ARTS Carpentry. Forging, Pattern n!ch the the home ot Louis R. Cowan, many tics. History, Economics, Modern Language, NaTunlu Work, Machine it cola went through the residence of F. E. Making,Eto.Carriage Building, Foundry Physical Science, Etc. Work, inis m were shot bricks several and Stark, and iibrtber In offered Work. are from the walls of the Miller hotel, also Music, Art, Physical Training COURSES Library Ciet all near a window where guests were w and sleeping. After their depredations the negroes returned to their garrison. ti huebanc IS Representations have been made to ii land! the governor and a request that the iiutei. consider the school afforded to the which decide attend that Before you AGRICT by you opportunities carefully negroes be removed Immediately to some of of courses TURAL COLLEGE OF UTAH Its strong faculty, modern study, splendid equipment, moral atmosphere ti avoid further trouble. fix do healthful environment; also the low expenses and the uniform and splendid success of its students. to walk IN MINING CAMPS. TROUBLE AND WOMEN FOR SUCCESS PREPARES COURSES OF STUDY Krag-Jorgense- n Dra&:snc a. IMPORTANT IT dear eno Special Governor Appointed By Czar to Control Situation. SL Petersburg. In view of the representations of the foreign mining interests In the Donetz basin with regard to the seriousness of the situation at Uzovka and elsewhere, the government has erected the whole coal and Iron district affected Into a special general governorship in order to be the better able to control the situation, and has taken the unprecedented step Twenty buildings, provided with the best modern equipment: live stock, farms, orchards, gardens, pan-of creating a special advisory com- grounds, and athletic field these afford exceptional facilities for thorough and etlicient work. A strong faculty mission of mining representatives to experts, representing the best institutions of America and Europe, are in charge of the work of Instruction and expe: act In concert with the new official of mentation. No tuition. Entrance fee 13. College opens Sept. lo. Write now for illustrated catalogue. the district His jurisdiction embraces Utah. Yckaterinoslav province, the southern part of Kharkov and parts of the Don Cossack territory. LltZ4 indomnlty School Land Selectloa. The step is comparable to the creation of the much abused "satraplen N OT ie E. to deal with the agrarian disorders in United Suites Land central Russia last autumn, of which Suit Lake Cltr. I lah, the assassinated General Sakahuroff July Vth. VuC. To Whom It May Concern : was one of the governors, and intiNotice Is hereby ylren thst the State sfCi mates that the government considers baa Hied In this oltlre a Hit of No Hofke-.elected by the aiii.l State, aa the .situation to be equally serious. OOOO DEALERS IN 0 0 O 0 Lands, under aectlon 6 of toe Act of Disorders and collisions with troops inf July 16. 144 The continue. At Uzovka a meeting was embraced in said list, are fuusJ to ka tl claim otMf all of min miles a location Inn Fresh & Cured Meats. dispersed by Cossack whips. Fancy & Staple Groceries. viz : i ill publl ilk a ceri i haielf-i- l Job T03 r 1 CHCYctea, WUCM HALF THE TOWN BURNED. which will go Into effect on Wednesday, Aug. 29. The members of the assemblage consist of the chief coun ads, general solicitors and other bers of the legal departments of the railroad corporations. BICXCLZi catalog ai any manufacturer or dealer la BvCiVlUl th world. Q old patterns end I nawondorfal "IW J a. nder wun no Middlemen profit. VtVAf MVili w bmiat q the world will do. You vHiTmm able information by .Imply w v8.50 nowrj Pwc.$n knl spoke to I sa scare t 'r v with no knife 1 it Jijtr fi Cbl ihrp k h beyoi 1 hw l siting, haa! of ' wlnt fght do be ch( it 1 do lo hinmmi lnam-tion- kt get ! s 4a ori iRock. great- xipl 't ltndi ffof til peat RE VIVO . . on sUdre! wer 'text d NAILS. TACKI I OR La -- (CASH TROUBLE FROM PUNCTURES. Result of 15 years experience in tire KEVIVO. K No danger from THORNS, PINS, NAILS. TACKS or GLASs! Serious punctures, like intentional knife cut, can be vulcanized like other tire. making. "aren't 10, wbicli no other wwa Only with order aa.es) MO MORE 1 e., Salt Di un-le- r t as " owortnalty TIRES ? n PUROTURE-PROQ- F 88.60 per To introdaoo Wo Will Sell You e Samplo Pule foe I had abates tp. list, to far a It relate t by descriptive mibdivlalons. haa posted In this office for by any person Interested, and by tin put Ho generally. Within the next sixty dura follow!! t. date of tbla notire, departmental of January 10, IPO, protests or aitsinst )ie elslm of the State to an tracts or aubdlTlsIotm hereinbefore detent'1' on (he (round that the name la more v for nilueral than agricultural purpose. iu ' reeelred and noted for report to the I land offlet at Waablnwton, f C. Failure protest or contest, within the time peln'' will be considered m.lheient erideae 01 J character of the tract. n.u selection thereof, belntr otherwise free tr objection, will he recommended for eppre FRANK I. lit iBUS,Brlt First pabllcation July Id. llAwt. Lo W ESriES?.?! factory lb,rj! terou , any ?a V i1 lb,rk rollbar tread H" "iv mao nmVirff I-I- Two Hundred Thousand pairs now In actual Over Thousand pairs sold last year. Made la 11 Hate, quality of rnbber, which never poroS the we have hundred oTtoiimomh e thnUhefr Una hava only bten pumped aa ordinary ure, lb puncture reaiatln nr. tovonty-Rv- o petofurm! Ap! FJ lln. Memory, a U effect el eelt abuee or Moemand a Which nnBtecnafomady.buatneeeorwarr-Sot only wura by .tart Id at tb fiiTThr.J learwat lu D-- rr tonlo vti blood th pink glow to P .iu fire of youth, ft back turini 'neuu vy.tua.( "iit lVO-- lualat os bavin ether. It can be earned la od UoaaumpUno, Cnn ,nd Hn' 1M ,p ,m11 Puncture JL,.. (oriJJM1 IIAOhnpidiit,w(li Writ tot a end advlaa B fianulH lha tnULKOlCLMiCO, cmSSV Sold at City Drugstore 13eqjqniil ttHglies, ot anarchists Preparing For Great Change. Atlantic City, N. J. More than six-tlawyers, representing all th larger railroads cast of thoMlsslstlppl river, particularly those traversing the territory south ot the Ohio river and the New England states, assembled here Tuesday to make a detailed study of the provisions of the railroad rate bill, mi ?lrrtto jfl , Drastic Order Issued. Moscow. Governor General Kaul- bars has Issued an edict decreeing that employers Indemnify strikers for the days the latter had been on strike would henceforth Incur penalties for so doing. Including the dosing ot their factories. The same edict enjoins the Inhabitants from whom money haa been extfirted by anarchists under threat of assassination to report the facts to the police, falling which they will be considered to be the protectora IT WILL COST YOU DO DOT BUY A DSQYOLE after. and Fighting Between Bulgarians Greeks Brings Sorrow to Many. Sofia. According to official reports, the fighting between Greeks, and Bulgarians at Ahlotu on Aug. 12 lasted from dawn until S oclock In the evening. In the course of which seven were killed, the number of wounded not being ascertained. The fire Is now More than half the under control. town. Including all the public build-Inc- a and the Bulgarian and Greek schools and mosque, was .destroyed. UL 4 re the for iff lnP-li- SPANISH FORK, UTAH !if .. r. of eat ! I A oopy of aald Green Groceries in Season. IS 9 10, not 10B Olfl-e- , NK NE neo. Me red lan. Death Claimed Two Veterans. Minneapolis. Two more members of the Grand Army died Tuesday, making three who have passed away since the commencement of the present encampment J. II. Burke of Burlingame, Kan., fell dead while standing In front of the clerks desk In the Pauley hoteL Death was caused by apoplexy Induced by the heat The other death was that of George Smith, a former member of the First New York Dragoons, who has been visiting relatives In the city for some time. Mr. Smith was knocked down by a horse, which was driven rapidly around a corner, just ns he was about to take a street car, and died Boon remind, ;i Address the Registrar, Agricultural College, Logan, J. S. Lewis sro s can price c hurel by denier a.winnure UTT andre,,r men. p6r, MSUIU Wrur ,b Ulftl ballbeuaua! 52JSSS1 mo CYCLE COCPIHY, Dept. "Jr Icieuy $ Feed Sables HACK MEETI HIOMMLL ALL TRAlSi HOLLlSTrM NuflO611 Rocky Mountain Tea TO-DA- T ? 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