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Show KAILKOAD PERILS. Thecn lork Ixprcss Wrecked On the Baltimore A. Ohio Kail-road Kail-road Today. THREE SEPARATE HANCINCS THIS MORNING Iiujus Enumerators i'larrd (In Trial lor loneoctlng lahe Itflurns. PARK NATIONAL BANK, CHICAGO IN POSSESSION la the House 5crcrc Urctrlc Storms In Kansas. - Chicago's Chi-cago's Population. Tdcrrar-b to lbs News i lltllroail Itnnjcers. BuvriMoio, June JO The New lork txjress was wrecked this morning atChilds 'station, on the Baltimore .V Ohio It i Iron I BMiop Keant,of the Catholic Lnivtrsltv Washington and Harry K. Kelly, a "in of ( ongrcssman Ktlly r kansas were a uong the seriously in juresl Two sltcjers were thrown down au embankment I harks tkcnnein chief engineer of tl e btateit Island rajii transit mail, nil 1 the firemin,werekllled III hi p Ke-ie wascutnliout the heal an I his body was lolly 1 ruised Italj h Ingalls. son i f Ben itor Ingaiis, was amou0 the slightly injured l'irnrll 'I illier Wasiiimtun June JO The President has sigut I Pie I III to grant a pension to Dclii Parncll, mother ot Charles S Parncll scllon Tor Itnnry I nil New. ions, Junu JJ Jehu W Mickav of irinla Cily, has be-c,un be-c,un an action in the United b talcs circuit court ae, dust Ca sius H Iterdand hd ml fttokes for the I recovery of S.st UiW Ivauc-d, with Interest froai Jauuary 7th, Its 1' Ii Vil li to Ibr Hark Cllltvco, June 0 By order of Ihe cuuiLtrolle of the currency the national bauk exam'ner this morn- us iook possession oi me nrk N. itional Bank It crea ed no sur I rise in financial circle" as Prt-s dent Packard was not a trained tiuaucialnian and it is understood tliat Its loans were of a wor charac ter The lank caj italized at SJ00, 000 Its sta cment on Miy 17lh showed loans and di-cmnts I0 001 , due depositors md hanks, $oj3,00o, suri lus fund s.i;(W(l; undivided irulILsSl'-.s W The Ilenson Why Washington June 20 The comt troller oj the currency says he clo-ed tin Park National Bauk of 1 lncago ou tho report of the bauk examiner tliat It had large loans on doubtful security JJ.irrir.1 Cmcico, June 11 Ilose ar well, youngest daughter of United '-tatcs 'senator I-arwell, was mar ried at noon at Iake l-orvst,toUo-bart C Taylor a member of auold ml vrealthy Chicago family aud one of tlie editors of tlie weekly japcr, nienca Trniperatnre ClliCAbu, June JO New 1 ork, bl, NewOrl-ansTT, at. Ixiuis, 7i, Cincinnati, 0a, Chicago 70, W in nipeg, 8S I old lor Shipment JEv i oku, June 20 Two hundred hun-dred and fifty thousand dollars more c,oId for shipment taken today. tlilrmo s I o nuiion Cjucaoo, Juue 3) The Journal, from iu admission drojpedtythe suiervlor of census, say theipu lation o' Chicago is a million and a quarter The New lork loitktnakrrs New oRk, June 20 Twelve firms of Ioakmakers have declared a lockout ac,aiust their seven thou saud emj loyes. Sinkers say they can hold out all tue ummcr 1 osstlerljr nnd Gotnper evj i oris, June 20 Powderly, thtsafternoou, tent Gompersalet ter In wuicli he agrees to meet Oompers in the Cooper Union tonight. to-night. Oompers soy that Powderlys answer doss not comply with the proposed terms for discussion, and unless these terms are agreed to he will not atteni 1 Coiernora Probable leto Batov Koloe, June 20 The new Cass bilhotfering a million and a quarter yearly for lottery privileges, priv-ileges, was introduced In the house It Is said tbat .ewn:an, Sow Orleans, Or-leans, is ready to bi i five millions annually It U believed the guv-crnor guv-crnor will veto the measure if passed and that It cannot be pasEtu over the VetOj Severe Morms Kansas Cm, June 20 -Severe electric, stonus, accompanied by much rain aud heavy winds, prevailed pre-vailed la t night In cortheastern Kansas and western Missouri an acquittal Cli!CACO,JuneJ0 Tlie- jury in the case of the saloon keeper Corcoran Cor-coran and Aldermau McAbee, on trial for alleged election frauds, this morning returned a verdict acquitting acquit-ting tlie prisoners House WASJtiNfiTON, June JO In the House vesterday's contest was renewed re-newed " The xjieaker announced the pending question to be ordering tbeiircvlousquc-stiouon the motion made ly Mills of Texas to apt rove tlie journal of Wednesday as amended by resolution yesterday. The previous question wns ordered yeas lJo, jyi 1J2. McKiuley change lib v&y to an atllrmatlve and moved a reconsideration MiLU moved to table the motion to re-courjder; torrid y eas 131, nay s 12 Tie question was re-carried on ui roving ihe journal of Wedues clay's procrediuijSasameu Jed The motion as amended was agreed to yeas l,Jiays 130 The clerk then I roceeded to read tbe journal of yesterday's yes-terday's proce-edinas The Journal was md md approved ap-proved rstewaxt (crmout) resented the conference retort ou the auti trust bill Blind (Mo ) raised the question of consideration to offer a resolution aims Jiuuie uiii, uictiuu iw y chase of silver bullion aud tbe issue of treasury notes, with fcenate amendments, was taken from the ejs.aker a table aud the Senate amendments Were concurred In The House determined yeas H4 nays 102 to consider the conference rtisirt. After a short delate tho report was adopted y eas Jl, nays none Bland then ollered n resolution to take up the sliver UII IcKinIey nndc the pointof order that the motion was not privileged Conner (Iowa) added a further point, amidst sarcastic democratic laughter that tin bill was not on the Speaker's tabh lt in the iiands of the coiiiige committee Bland held tint the bill was on the "speakc r s tabh viipprrsslnn of I usllisiti fcAN 1 iLCNti'sLO June JO The governors letter to the attorney c,emrai,clemandingthe sutpression of pugilUm in the State, lies called out a letter from the I rt-stdcut of the California thletic Club He suggest., that the it'orncy genera), as a test, bring a suit for forfeiting the club's franchise for jicrnilttlns an illegal ict llnncsl Toilny QmiFe June JU 1-ritz Dubois was hiiuged here this morning for the inurdtr of his wife two child reti an I mother iu law iu February, ly hacking tin ru I rutallv with an ax He confessed on the scaffold .Llko, Nev June JO Josiah 1 'oils ami his wife I-Iizabetli were hntied this forenoon for the murder of Miles Inwcett, in January, ISS3 Dishonest Lnnmenstor. tar Paul, June Ju Tlie trial of the sevtn arrested Minneapolis re nnist numerators came up before the United states comniLsioncr this luoriduc, on a charge of co icocting false returns to swell tlie Mlnnea I slis aa( ulatian Tin dcfi ndants made an affidavit that United states Commissioner McCatTtrty wis njiidicesl against them Tin matter was irgueil till tlie noon recKH I rolestnlluns ur IitniK-enre ItELI VILLI, Out, June 20 Peter .Edward Davis, who on September Sep-tember 10th murdered his paramours para-mours husband was hanged here this morning rle declared his in nocture to the last. The Iliuilnr M!ii Disaster DlNLAH. la, June Ji Belief pari Ivs li iv e bee ll it w ork all ulght, and this morning 110 feet of slate and rock hive tiliegone thtnigii before tho miners can be reached It is thought tliat it will take till 10 o clock tonight No more tap Ing has Lee n heird The 1 lace fir Summer. Iu the beautiful mountain valley known, is Pirley s Park there has ecu selected, as a tklicjitful sjot for a summer report a section of country tliat, for uaturil advan tages, both in situation and sur rounding?, cannot be excelled In any part of Utah In the sojth-w sojth-w estcrn part of the Park there Is at links j lact, a portion of which is finely wooded, tin renialndtr is meadow , w lilcii 1 ro iuevs a fine crop of rol top for feed, the w hole is threaded with streams tf delightful mountain water clear, sire and sparkling ThrcHic,h this runs the I tali ( en Iral Itailwiy the lew line to Park Uty. lhu lace has been nimed the Parley's Park bummer Ite-ort It lias all the 1 lvantaes of the rcHir's it the held of Big Cottonwood Can I on or on the W the r, and is icces-j ib!ubv railwithi i two hours, It-iug but twenty four miles from Salt Lake. The trip I y rail is through mi nf tin, r r II 11 fiiiimis in lliu j V.asateli nugc ind thu views from I the trim arts enchanting There is also a good w aon roa 1 thu best canyon ro-1 in the west to the j resort, I It lias au altitude of 7 Ml feet ibovo sea level, au 1 1 cool and I huml I atnins, htre is assured during tlie time that the summer's in at is most opiJtfsive in the lower valleys. There is no danger of cyclones or of "loudlursts Morniug ml evening trains mu 1 1 ) and from salt Lake to this pLac-e, thus making It convenient for tho-e who can spare but rtfew hotirsfroii business or labor to ttijoy the rare pleasures of a mountain retreat Thu. roves of native trees iPord the surroundings of i forest, while for campers out they c,ive mtec.iou nlikofroiu sun ml rain Here is the romantic scenery of mountain forest and vak Near by are houses and cil ins for the convenience of the touri t, while barns and abundant pastur V for aulmals are al-o at ban 1 aud are avallabhllor teams at a trifling expense lix miles, distant is Park City, w Ith its reit mines its large t re re ducing mill", and other and numerous numer-ous attractions The beautiful Weber Blvtrjis within an hour'sdrive where the auiJercinfinlsportto his heart's couteul Sny dervllle, a lieiutiful mountain village, nvilinglii its surroundings tho beautiful scenery of the AIjis, i elo-s at hand, an I at tin tuj ly store thtre can be ol taincd, atmjch less thin city ra'es, fnh butter, milk aud eggs Along the eastern bo-der, and wending its wav through the can yon to the north, Is the noted trout stream, .Last Canyon Creek Here fishing ixirtles can make their headquarters, and make triio that will be rewarded by a plentiful sup ply of trout In the mountains cJoe by there is 'port also for the hunter. Tents or summer cottages can le placed there, on the lots, which are sold for less than thu price of rents ntotber resorts for a small sum these can be rented by ptrties who desire lo spenl a Jew days In the mouutain but cannot Jtljrd the outlay of building a summer rtsl deuce The delightful climate, beautiful surroundings and natural advantages advant-ages f this place cannot be enu rucratecl In tbe space at our disposal, but those who desire further information infor-mation will be cheerfully accommodated accommo-dated by enquiring of Wllckeu A Salmon agents, at G4 east, First South Street, or of Mr Harrington, presidentorany of the directors of the company dJ |
