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Show news summary. station to Liberty park was on prolonged ovation. The boys walked a solid wall of cheering, laughthrough Three fresh cases of bubonic plague ing people, all eager to grasp the hand Rre reported from Oporto. They are or catch a glimpse of the returning ttaid to be of a mild character. heroes. The parade was over a mile in Fire hundred tons of supplies for the Utah Extends a Royal Greeting to length, and it was eompaet, each secPorto Rican sufferers were placed ou tion following closely upon the heels Her Soldier Heroes. board the transport Panther in Philaof the other. Major Grant rode at the delphia. head of the volunteers, and by his side Tokio (Japan) Herald prints a high rode Major Young, who is home for a tribute to the Utah and Nebraska sol- Thousands of short visit before resumiug his duties People Assemble at the Capital diers who recently visited the Mikado's as chief justice in the Philippines. City to do Honor to the Officers and Ken empire. Troop C, Ninth cavalry, from Fort of the Batteries. The transport Garonne has sailed Douglas, Captain Caines cavalry, memof Torreys troops, the Utah Na. bers from Seattle for Manila. She had 400 tional Guard and the G. A. R. veterans horses belonging to the Third cavalry Salt Lake City, Utah, Aug. 20. The were in line, as were all the fraternal on board. Utah volunteers have returned societies and civil dignitaries. gallant Opinions as to the outcome of the home to enjoy a season of rest and Arriving at Liberty park the troops A tie Dreyfus trial are conflicting. months cf were reviewed by the governor, after after peace many weary may result, and this would free the campaigning in the Philippines. On which they broke ranks to listen to prisoner. the day that marched down Main the orators of the day, and to greet The sanitary board of Portugal has street to takethey their departure for the their relatives and friends. Many a resolved to isolate Oporto, where the y islands, they were raw re- touching scene was witnessed when bubonic plague has broken out, with a cruits, fresh from the fields and forge fond mothers and sisters once more sanitary cordon. their trades and peaceful professions, clasped their loved ones to their By an explosion in the Liest colliery but thej come back valliant veterans breasts, and fathers and brothers unin Glamorganshire, Vale6, eighteen of a hundred battle-fieldloved by all successfully stove to keep the tears persons-we- re killed, and sixty others the sons aDd daughters of this great from their eyes as they clasped the are still in danger. republic, and their names striking ter- hands of the stalwart heroes. The exercises at the park commenced The Johannesburg Star says the gov- ror to the followers of Aguinaldo. The Utah batteries were the most by President Lorenzo Snow invoking ernment of the South African Repubeffective artillery, volunteer or regu- the Divine blessing, after which Govlic will reject the proposal of the British colonial secretary. lar, in the United States service, and ernor Wells delivered the address of The llaitien authorities prevented every man comes back a hero; if there welcome to the bos. Major F. A. the landing of Gens. Candelario and were ofiiees enough to go round, there Grant was then introduced as the Dewey of the Army, and the batteries Avido from the German steamer Ven-ti- a would not he a private in the ranks. The Utah in batteries with the multitude in doing joined from St. Thomas. participated 101 engagements, either battery A or H him honor as he arose to tender to the Two thousand government troops in every battle or skirmish state the glorified colors of the batare expected at Monte Christi. Money, taking part occurred during their stay in the talion. that arms and ammunition are being forAn address by Senator Rawlins folPhilippines, and not a single man ever warded by the insurgents. deserted his post or rebelled against lowed the presentation of the flags The defeat of the Jiminez forces in the continuous action, for, as a sturdy while Colonel M. M. Kaign delivered Sonto Domingo by the government old Those Utah an address of welcome on behalf of the regular remarked: troops under Gen. Escoboza is not chaps simply eat fight. And whlre-eve- r G. A. R. veterans. likely to end the insurrection. the Utah batteries participated in Speaker Roylance, of the house of In Cleveland, O., four boys, ages ranging from 16 to 19, were arrested in connection with the attempt to blow up t x'o cars during the late strikes on World-Renown- far-awa- s, . July 23. The first ten regiments of volunteers re complete and there is a surplus of About 2,000 men for the regiments in the Philippines, and the next ten to be raised. General Butterfield, chairman of the Dewey reception committee, New York city, has been stricken with aphasty at his summer home, Cold Springs, on the Hudson. The correspondent of the London Times in Apia, Samoan islands, under date of August 7, urges prompt action by the powers in the appointment of permanent ofiicials. The province of San Pedro Macoifis .has proclaimed a revolution in favor of General Juan Isidro Jiminez, the Aspirant to the presidency of Santo .Domingo, with great enthusiasm. 'The total number of Mexican now on the Yaqui river is 3,500. About 1,200 of these are in the field And the rest stationed at different points along the river, doing garrison duty. A locksmith in Paris named Bonnet $ias been shot in the abdomen by an Unknown assailant whoj saw him in A street and called out, looks like one ol those dirty Jews. He is seriously (Wounded. MAJOR F. A. GRANT. an engagement, that portion of the field representatives, presented the medals was soon won. Eight of the members in a neat speech, and Major Richard of the two batteries were killed in V. Young, on behalf of the volunteers, action, five died from disease, and six- made the speech of acceptance. teen were wounded. History does not Immediately after the exercises In record so light a casualty list for so the speakers stand at Liberty park, great a number of engagements, and the various volunteer organizations the people of Utah are truly thankful formed and proceeded to the banquetthat the loss was no greater. ing tables. A space about 300 feet For weeks preparations have been square was fenced off, and within it going on in this city for a fitting recep- covers for about 1,200 persons were tion when the boys should come march- laid. The tables were arranged in form. The outer row was ing home, and now that it is all over, it seems to be the universal opinion reserved for the attending bands and that the reception was most satisfac- the committees. Within this row in tory, a grand and fitting tribute to the eastern end of the inclosure were Utah's valiant sons. three tables for battery B, and in a At 8:30 a. m. the special train carry- similar position in the western end ing the happy soldier boys pulled into were three tables for battery A. BatOgden, where preparations had been tery C was located in the northwest made to furnish breakfast for them. corner. Troop A of the cavalry and Fully 10,000 people were at the depot the rough riders were placed in the when the train arrived. After march- northeastern corner. The banquet ing through the streets and enjoying a closed the exercises of the day, and substantial breakfast prepared by the those who participated did hearty Colonel Panizzardi, former military patriotic people of the Junction city, justice to the magnificent spread. attache of the Italian embassy at Paris, the journey was resumed for the capWILL GUNS. according to a Vienna paper, has the ital, where they arrived at 11:55. is which on note Madagascar, identical Here they were met by the largest Smokeless Powder (turned Oat the Chamcrowd ever before assembled together bers of the Weapons. specified in the bordereau in the Dreyfus affair. It is in Esterhazys handin Salt Lake City, and the enthusiastic Salt Lake City, Utah, Aug. 22. The writing. greeting that was given the boys at battery boys say that the famous old The war department has set aside that moment alone must have compen- guns, which in Utah hands did such service for the country, will have two large tracts of land near Honolulu sated them for many weary months of good to be before they will be in tract One as military reservations. active duty. condition. They were chambered good contains 1,334 acres, situated about At 12:30 the order to march was given, for ordinary powder, and when the three miles northwest of the city, and and then commenced a triumphal entry smaller charges of smokeless powder were used gas cut the chambers of the other, 14,400 acres, is nineteen to the loved capital city of the Utah the gUDs tothesuch an e.- - nt that their out. boys. The line of march from the efficiency is greatly impaired. jniles anti-Semi- te ar anti-expansi- RE-RIF- re-rifl- LE MARKET REPORT In Spokane, Wash., S. W. Groom was instantly killed by the bursting of a balance wheel on a mawood-sawin- g chine. The transport Grant, with the Wyoming and Idaho troops, arrived at Nagasaki on the 17th, on her way to San Francisco. Troops C, E and F of the Third cavalry, under command of Major Wessell, have arrived at Seattle and joined the other troops of the regiment at Camp Robinson. The dead body of a man believed to be John W. Walton, a resident of Albuquerque, N. M., has been found floating in the bay at the foot of Seventh street, Oakland, Cal. It is now known that the man captured at Carlsbad, N. M., Tuesday of last week, after a hard fight, is one of the robbers who held up the Colorado & Southern train near Folsom on July SILVER. New York Fan Francisco London ,59 13-- 7 LIAO. New York Exchange New York brokeis COPPEH. New York Exchange New York Brokers 4.80 4 62V4 4.3o I 1S SO 618 50 4 10 14. The store house of the Amalgamated Copper company at Anaconda, Mont., was burned to the ground on the 18th, entailing a loss of 850, not). The fire is supposed to have been of incendiary origin. The Silver King mine in Crook county, Or., has been sold to a syndicate represented by F. J. Quealy of Rock Springs, Wyo., and J. F. Edwards of Salt Lake. The consideration is said to be in the neighborhood of 81,000,000. Augustus Howard, known as the Australian plunger, whose somewhat mysterious relations with W. E. Green, the Denver capitalist, have recently caused considerable comment, is declared by San Francisco police to be an escaped convict. By the explosion of a missed hole at a lime quarry at Anaconda, Mont., James McCullough lost his life, Fat McMahon was fatally injured and two others seriously injured. The men had been warned, hut the warning was unheeded. McCullough was literally blown to pieces. Governor De Forest Richards and staff leave Cheyenne on the night of August 24 for San Francisco, to meet the returning volunteers, who will arrive from the Philippines some time about September I. During the stay of the party in San Francisco the hotel will be its headquarters. Two men, Clinton Dodson and Oliver Benson, were arrested in the Galletin valley, Mont., charged with the murder of Eugene Cullinim. They were rapidly making their way out of the state. The murdered man's watch was found hidden in a blanket. They came from the Black Hills and there is a strong case against them. Judge Richardson of the Spokane superior court has made a ruling in favor of the gas company against the Street Railway company in a noted electrolysis case. The Spokane Gas company claimed its pipes were damaged by a defective ground wire system of conducting electricity. The street railway will be enjoined from further use of its defective apparatus. J. M. Pickens, grand recorder of the grand lodge of the A. 0. U. W. foi Washington, mysteriously disappeared a few days ago. He left Seattle ostensibly for Stellacoom. Nothing has since been heard of him. Grand Master Workman Jones has appointed James T. Bayer of Seattle to fill out Pickens's term as recorder. Experts are examining Pickens's accounts. Oxi-dent- sol-idle- rs The skipper of Emperor Williams yacht Meteor and eleven members of her crew have received permission from his majesty to start for the United States immediately in order to help ,sail the Shamrock. The widow of the late lleader, Iieinrico, was killed and three mother persons were serious injured in Berlin by the overturning of a benzine motor car while it was being driven Around a sharp corner. The senate and house of Argentina have cabled congratulations to President Campos Salles of Brazil and the latter has received congratulatory messages from all the governors and .district commanders of Brazil. Senator Clay of Georgia, a Democrat is quoted in the midsummer political exgossip in Washington, as having be would there that belief the pressed Republican ticket in an ,the field for the presidency next year. The automobile as a war engine is tto be given a test next week by Mr. Alexander ' Winton and Charles B. Shanks of Cleveland, who have arranged to take a trip overland from Chicago to New York in an automobile. NORTHWEST NOTES. al Swim sen .58 .(6 "o2 Butler Tunnel Bingham, U P Boston 4: lie La War.!.. Boss Tweed Blue Bird Kxtension. Big Camas Bunker H!ll . . . Point Comstock Century Camp Floyd Columbia La Heine Little Pittsburg Midnight Bowers. May Day Manhattan Martliu Washln-to- u, Monarch Meleher North Swansea or. .01 .('3 .03 .(X)1 .08 .03 .00 .01 ,4 .: . c, . ,o.( 2, .(JOty .75 .ou44 .12 .02 .50 .18 .10 .on1. .05 . 1 .(KPi .Oil 15 Salt Lake City. Wheal Corn Cwt.. .' 1 1 Cracked corn live Barley Oats Alfalfa Mixed hay Timothy Straw, per hale Live 'Turkey Gobblers Live Turkey liens Chickens, hens Old Id 1 00 1 H I 25 10 12 lb I roosters 6 12 10 19 121.4415 San Francisco Drain. .'7777777 ai ofl I December Barley New 55 20 64 butter Cash wheat I tecern her 40 50 65 80 K Broilers, prill Young duck Young Geese Eggs, Utah, per case... Butter, creamery Kancli 00 10 1 77 Walla Walla Valley B lues te m I34 Portland. 57058 ........... 5Klrt.y 7 60(4 ier h by Governor Richards. Hogan was Omaha. sentence for assault serving a Native beef steers fj 80 with intent to kill. Ilis record during Texas steers 300 Cows and heifers ".'..777 7.7. 8 60 the Santiago campaign is a splendid fanners ; 5 7 Stockers and feeders 8 60 one, and as he is suffering with con- Calves .777 4 00 sumption his pardon was recommended Bulls and stags 2 so ..' 2 75 Sheep by the surgeou of the penitentiary and Western Yearlings muttons 3 50 Stockers 2 25 by a number of army officers. Lambs . . . 777 4 60 The statement is made that a new Denver. company, called the Santa Fe & Grand Beef steers 3 75 777. 2 50 Canyon Railway company, has already Cows Feeders, freight paid to river.'.'! 3 25 begun the construction of a railway Stockers, freight paid to river,. 3 75 Bulls and stags 2 25 e sixty-fivmiles in length from Wil- Good 77.. 3 75 fat muttons 777. Lambs 4 75 liams, Ariz., to the Grand Canyon RECEIPTS. the Colorado. Active operations have Cattle been going on for twenty days, and Chicago 77 Sheep twelve miles of roadbed from Williams K annas City Cattle Sheep are graded. The company is financed Omaha.. 777 ... Cattle 77.... Shpep by Lombard, Wood & Co. of New Denver ..."" Cattle til 8 60 445 70 65 00 4t5 25 62 25 0.7 10 64 05 25 64 10 50 64 66 64 63 66 65 64 65 64 00 60 15 25 15 00 50 25 66 64 64 00 25 25 40 75 50 20 25 75 75 60 ar 7 7 . . 7 77 Y ork. .0(1 .01' Large quantities of apples shipped LIVE STOCK. into Montana from California and CllldlgO. Utah are being condemned in Butte, Anaconda and other parts of the state because of infection by San Jose scale and codlin moth. The last legislature passed a stringent law against the importation of such infected fruit, and 7.7.7. 7.7. 4 2o the condemnation is made by the state cuiis board of horticulture at the loss of the Kansas City. Natlvesteera $4 00 shippers. 3 20 Texussteerg Texas Cows g 75 Foster Hogan, an of the Native cows and heifers 2 00 Stockers and 3 00 Twenty-fourtinfantry, has been par- Bulls and stagsfeeders 3 00 doned from the Wyoming penitentiary Lambs 3 75 7777.7 8 60 Muttons one-ye- 1.10 .57 1.2 .1H'4 1,(5 Ben B. B Crown 20 4 South Swunsea Sunbeam Utah Blue Ulril Sue. ( on BheejD-- 7. 7 68 &4 446 (it 4 44 4 3 63 (&5 5 50 75 65 75 64 4 25 444 50 65 25 63 64 64 22,000 17.001 16, (XX) 3.000 1,4"0 1.000 tod |