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Show ST. LOUIS TRUST CONVENTIOM. Cljr glcjntblic. L IOWI a DREYFUS ALT Condemned Soldier Will he Executed. Unless fuller Washington, Sept. details change the mind of the presiFAMOUS PRISONER MAY LEAVE dent, Privates Damphuffer and Conine, sentenced to death by courtmartial for FRANCE. assaulting Filipino women, will not Pardon Occasioned Neither Excitement nor receive any mercy at his hands. The sentence of the corn truartial will be SurprUeDrey fus friend will Pursue Generals Who Imprisoned Him carried out as soon as the proceedings Sfral .states Meet and Talk od Trust Matters. Governors of lARDOXED. 20. TRANSVAAL TO F1GIIT REPLY TO BRITISH NOTE A VIRThe governors TUAL DECLARATION OF WAR. of Arkansas. Tennessee, Michigan, Mis" HE PH I. UTAH. souri, Colorado and Iowa, most of them British Demands, Inrlnding Claim of Su accompanied by their attorney generzeraioty, Repudiated Orange Free and the and als, other State iden With the Transvaal. generals attorney UTAH SEWS. representatives of Montana. Indiana, and findings in the two cases can be Mississippi and Washington, responded London, Sept, 19. The reply of the The mineral output of Utah for 1899 to Paris, Sept. 21. The council of min- reviewed and approved of by him, un- Transvaal to Mr. Chamberlain's latest tlie invitation of Governor Sayers of will considerabla exceed that of 1898. Texas to meet in conference for the isters have decided to pardon Dreyfus less there should be some irregularity note practically repudiates suzerainty, Governor Wells and his staff wi! purpose of discussing the trnst ques- in principle. The pardon will take about tiie proceedings. to the seven years franchise, Averts attend the Dewey reception in New tion. and assembled at. the Planters' effect in a few days. Dreyfus has reIt is stated upon high authority that md declines to give equality to the York. hotel, where three sessions were held. linquished his appeal for a reversal of the president had fully determined not Dutch and English languages in the to interfere iu the execution of the Volksraad. The state fair will be held during The conference will conclude tomor- the judgment of the courtmartial. In short, it is politely The decision to the cabinet of sentence of the courtmartial. row. He sign vis conference, thus giving conference and defiant. Negative At the morning session. Governor the pardon created less interest in reached this conclusion on the receipt itors an excellent opportunity to visit All dispatches from South Africa Stevens of M issouri delivered himself Paris than would the result of a big of a message from General Otis iu talk of the imminence of hostilities-anthe fair grounds. The wheat crop in many localities in of a partisan fliug at the Republican horse race. In fact, it may he said answer to an inquiry from the war detlie preparations for them. In the state has been seriously damaged national administration, criticising its that it caused no excitement whatever. partment confirming the newspaper Johannesburg it seems to be taken for There was no rioting on the boule- reports of the crime committed liy tlie by frost, shrinking the grain and ren- expansion policy and declaring that vards. the Orange Free State-haIn front of the offices of the two men and the sentence imposed by granted that and trusts imperialism go hand in President dering it unmarketable. approved Kruegers note Libre Parole, where a crowd usually the courtmartial. General Otis further in the and assistance active The rural mail service recently es- hand. promised Governor Shaw of Iowa took up tlie issembles in the evening to gaze upon stated that lie would forward at once event of war. tablished at eialt Lake is proving so all the papers in the case for review by gauntlet thrown down by Stevens and. An official telegram posted at Yolks-ru- st satisfactory that another district, run- at the war department, as required by law tlie of the afternoon session, opening says that the Transvaal, with the ning as far south as .Sandy, is likely to answered him with a and regulations. speech that assent of the Orange Free Mate, repube formed. brought smiles to the faces of most oi diates British suzerainty, and adheres, Live With Ilia Neck Broken. The tour of the Tabernacle choii those present. to the seven years' franchise. New York, Sept. 20. An extraordihas been postponed on account of the At BANK CASHIER KILLED. Capetown it is rumored that Mr.. nary surgical operation has been perillness of Mr. Iligbee, who arranged formed on Lone Man Walter Duryea, 30 years Ilofmeyer, the Afrikanker leader, sent Attempts to Kob a Bank for the tour. It is expected the tour ouihIh Insider. Fat son illy of Edward old, will begin in January. Duryea, the mil- a communication to President Steyn 22. Fillionaire Frederick J. starch Chicago, manufacturer. On the of the Orange Free State, entreating Sept. Hereafter, children under 15 will be 7th of August he dived into shallow bim to do his utmost to preserve peace, bert. the aged cashier of the Palatine admitted free to the Salt lalace bank in Paiaiine, Ills., twenty-siwater and broke his neck. Since that but that he received in answer the grounds at Salt Lake on Saturdays. miles north of time he has lain in a water mattress, words, Too late! is dead as the Chicago, Two free shows have also been proAll military men agree that it is out encased in plaster of Paris, part of his result of an attack made upon him by vided as extra attractions. of a young man who gives the name of the question to begin hostile operaAn body paralyzed. photograph The gross earnings of the Rio Grande Walter Lawton. The tions of before the middle of next month, the neck ia who and latter, spine revealed with Western for August were $372,700, the unknown to no in rain distinctness and the great having fallen and the veldt, fractured part anybody Palatine, largest ever made in any month in the apparently of good education, is in the of the backbone. It was decided to being still bare. road's history, ami $101,200 more than CAPTAIN DREYFLS. The Morning Post says: The Boers lay bare the fractured fifth and sixth county jail suffering- from a bullet for the same month last year, mean to fight. That is the plain Engwound iu the abdomen, which will the remove the and vertebra, colored transparencies outsplinters Maurice N. Rarber, a visiting strang- probably prove fatal, lleury Plagge, side huge of lish it. await results. the windows of the er, had his leg broken by a policeman 70 years old, a farmer, whose interventThe Standard The Transvaal The was says: operation there was not the slightest successfully perwhile resisting au attempt of the offi- ion at a critical moment prevented argan, is note formed and, indeed, a. to the unsatiofaetory paor Owing yesterday. the faintest sign of gathering cer to remove him from from the seats tlie It would be outright murder of the cashier, is either for or against Drey- tient's weakness an anaesthetic could dangerous composition. reserved for invited guests at tne liry-a- n at his home, west of tlie village, cut fus. not be administered, but cocaine dulled going too far to 6ay that the last hope the nerves of the back. The injury to of peace has vanished, or that diplomaand bruised and disabled as a result of reception. Pardoning Dreyfus does not drop the If the desired franchise can be had his struggle with Lawton, wiiose mo- aurtain on the drama. The Dreyfus-rd- s the spinal cord was found to be even cy has said its final word, but it is worse than had been feared. Tlie Salt Lake will have a new depot as tive for the assault, according to his are determined to pursue the cam- physicians say young Duryea has a fair idle to deny that the rulers of the Transvaal have brought their country soon as it can be built. It will be repeated statements, was not. robbery paign against the generals and other chance of recovering. close to the brink of a disaster-whicTlie attack upon Filbert was made afficers of the erected on Third South and Fourth very staff who have general CALIFORNIA KILLED. SHERIFF the British government has done West streets. The ground has already witli a taclc hammer, and the cashier lied and committed other gross irreguShot Down While to a Arrest its to avert. best Trying bewas a struck at least dozen times been acquired. larities in order to keep the prison Incendiary. fore 3oor closed on the victim. Plagge interfered. The Coiorado volunteers were enter- BLOODY RIOT OF MINERS. Salinas, Cal., Sept. 20. Sheriff II. R. Lawton claims Filbert alieniated the tained a few hours as they passed of Monterey county was shot Farley affections of his wife iu New York of Centerville,. WRECK OF MORGAN CITY. and killed by George Caesar, whom he White and Mark Miners through Salt Lake Monday of lass about fite -- Six Killed. Ills., Fight but he lias not years ago, was week. They spoke flatteringly of the to arrest for arson. Caesar, e Centerville, Ills., Sept. 19. As are. The Fortunate CtreuniBtanre Saved the Drown- who trying years. Utah batteries. The train carrying been there iu twenty-fivbeen had drinking, threatened to suit of a riot between white and ing of a shipload of Soldier. believe have to been police robbery negro them was in tour sections. shoot four officers and burn the town. Washington, Sept. 21. Interesting miners here six negros were killed the motive. Lawton can not survive a afterward a and barn house Shortly details are at hand of the wreck of the The University of Ltrh has begut his injuries. and one fatally wounded. A company American transport Morgan City, in the were discovered on fire, and the sheriff, of the state militia has arrived and proceedings to compel State Auditor Aluftkan Inland Sinks. inland sea of Japan. It appears that with Attorney Zabal, went will endeavor to prevent fresh outRichards to draw a warrant for $5, 000 22. The steam- it came Seattle, Wash., Sept. in of search who had run home. breaks. Caesar, near an for the University, to be used in erectvery being appalling As City of Topeka has arrived from ship entered the sheriff the house, Caesar a reef at The auditor Alaska with news of a terrible earth- jatastrophe. Striking upon ing new buildings. Forty miners from the Herrin mines through tlie forehead, Farley in the morning, the ship remained shot him claims that as no debts have been inthat place for this city this evenleft soon Caesar afterwards. 3 and fast escaped quake, which began September until daylight, when by adopting dying curred tlie appropriation is not availa- continued but was and with armed with recaptured, difficulty ing, rifles, 10. until September The the ble. expedient of rushing the men alter- was kept out of the hands of a mob. to assist the (vhite miners determined extended from earthquake Litueya bay, should their services be required. Mexican Cowboys and Indians Fight. The public schools of Davis county 150 miles below Yakutat, 500 miles nately from one side to the other, the was rolled from rocks the into the ship Trouble has been brewing ever since have established a circulating library, northwest into the Cook Inlet country. 20. Twenty-fiv- e Mazatlin, Sept where she once at water, Jeep began the militia was recalled by Governor Mexican cowboys have been attacked the only one in the state. The larger It was the greatest phenomenon witto fill rapidly. Tanner last Monday, since which time in Sonora mouoted districts contribute about $100 and the nessed in Alaska since a similar occurby Yaquis, who She headed for the shore of the island miners have refused to allow the white on fire smaller ones $10 to the library fund. rence in the Russian days. Three dis them and drove the opened of Inoshima, several miles distant, horses and cattle guarded by the Mex- the negro miners to come into town. The books will be transferred about tinct shocks were felt at Juneau, and linking perceptibly with every yard of icans, away. Seeing themselves outonce a month, making the circuit in a buildings were badly shaken. Today thirteen negroes marched into-thShe reached the beach but numbered progress. town and opened fire on a crowd, the Mexicans ran away save The earthquake was most severe at year. minute before otherwise going under. one of The whites returned the whites. courageous young man who reFred Cox of Spanish Fork, addicted Yakutat. Kanan island, at the entrance The of the men was admir-ibl- mained and discipline fire promptly and a running fight enfought the whole band of to the drink habit, eoinmittea suicide to Yakutat bay, sank twenty feet intc and all were gotten ashore safely. sued. The negroes, closely followed of several them before Indians, killing by taking strychnire last week. He the sea. At high tide only the tops ol The seamanship shown to he was finally shot. Ilis body was by the whites, scattered, some not appears running kissed his wife and four children, and trees are visible. Huge fissures opened aave been so The Indians up the main street, the remainderadmirable, as no precau- shockingly mutilated. in in the earth. that God them Passengers say had cursed with him the to and hills stock. the telling tions were taken to make the bows fast escaped starting down the railroad track. he did not wanr to live, swallowed the two minutes the ocean rose twenty feet to the shore after The day beaching. Here the worst execution was done.. of Philippines. Receipts above as and almost high tide, quickly was spent in removing stores, the poison, dying before medical aid could 20. The war deSix negroes were piled up dead after Washington, Sept. subsided. reach him. transport lying very nearly bows under, partment makes the statement that the fight was ended. Further trouble Indiana Monument) Dedicated. The State School for the Deaf and but well afloat in the afterpart. Late the total receipts for the Philippine is feared. Blind will make an exhibit of the work Chattanooga, Tenn., Sept. 22. From in the afternoon, without warning, islands for the month of were Maceo's Memory Honored. of its pupils at the state fair. Samples 6,000 to 8,000 people, 300 of whom are ihe slid off the steep beach and sank $732,845, divided as follows;July Customs of the work of all of the departments veterans from Indiana, Ohio and 111 in about six fathoms. Havana, Sept. 19. The ceremony of' receipts at Manila, $391,147; customs attended the dedication of the will be shown. Superintendent MetHad the vessel been a short distance receipts at Iloilo, $22,111; customs re- exhuming the remains of General Ancalf has asked the fair management for Indiana monuments and markers at further from the shore, most all on Maceo and Francisco Gomez, son ceipts at Cebu, $31,043. To this should tonio an entire alcove section in which to Chiekamauga park. Immediately fol- board would have been drowned. be added internal revenue receipts to of General Maximo Gomez, took place lowing the dedication of the Indiana at Bejucal. Two thousand people went display the work of the institution. the amount of $106,226 The remainmonuto Wilder Want the Insurgents monuments, Farley. brigade Thr Utah signal service has offered ing receipts consist of provost court by special train from Havana, and as ment was dedicated. 21. Root Sept. Washington, Secretary its services to the government for sermany more attended from the surfines, water rents, market and slaughAddresses were made by Major James has received a cablegram from General vice in the Philippines. rounding districts. Governor-Genera- l terhouse receipts, etc. Governor Brooke was represented by Adjutant-Gener- al Wells sent tlie telegram to the war A. Connelly of Springfield, Ills.; Gen- Otis, containing a proffer by the inThink Schley Is Not Rightly Treated. eral John T. Wilder. General II. V. surgents to deliver the American prisRichards. The exhumation The department. corps numbers Washington, Sept. 20. Governor was followed by addresses. Generala William Rule, mayoi oners who have been for so many twenty-on- e men, two short of the full Boynton, Captain of Knoxville, Tenn.: Colonel Tomlin- months in their hands, and also seek- Lowndes, Senator Wellington, Mayor Gomez, Pedro Betancourt and Ruis. number, but it could be recruited ia son, formerly a confederate officer; ing permission to parley with General Malster of Baltimore and General Felix Rivera, assisted by a an hour's time. committee, carried General Smith D. Atkins of Illinois: Otis. While the sincerity of the in- Angus called upon the president and the remains to a shrine. temporary The two largest orchards in Utah Governor Mount of protested against the assign The permanent mausoleum will be beIndiana, and Mr, surgents is doubted, there can be no formally are in Davis eouuty, the Adams and ment of Admiral Rear Schley to comBenjamin, of Terre Haute, Ind. delay to military operations by grantHome orchards' From the latter this South Atlantic station, on gun immediately, The speakers exmand the will Convicted Kuniun Want, to Be Hanged ing permission to visit Otis, which pressed the belief that Maceo was year 1,000 bushels of prunes, 5,000 be done. The insurgents have prom- the ground that it was not commensu22. man whom the revolution had. Kas., Cook, Topeka, Sept. Taylor bushels of peaches, and 4,000 bushels in the penitentiary under sentence oi ised to deliver Lieutenant Gilmore and rate with the dignity and the service produced. of apples will be marketed. The Adn he had rendered during the death for murder committed ten years thirteen members of the Yorktown ams orchard is operating a cannery war. The Plot to Rob the Short Line. was made protest has petitioned Governor Stanley crew who were recently reported to be anb markets its fruit in a preserved ago, and without the admirals voluntarily Boise, Idaho, Sept. 19. It is learned to sign the death warrant. slowly starving in an insurgent prisonstate. an to rob No. 1 of the knowledge. that attempt Under the law in Kansas a death Line near Short Ontario, Ore., was exAttempt to Wreck Montana Central. Major James E. Trett and Captain sentence cau not be carried out unless CH1CKAMAUGA NATIONAL PARK A. C. Dreat of the Twenty-fourtand the train inpected atSaturday night 21. An tlie governor signs the warrant, which Helena, Montana, Sept. fantry. have been appointed colonel he is not required to do. As a result tempt was made jesterday to wreck Another Largo Tract of Land Purchased to was heavily guarded. The train was Added to It. four hours late, and instead of passing and lieutenant-colone- l of the Forty-nintthere are sixty murderers in the peni- the eastbound passenger train on the 20. GenTenn., Chattanooga, Sept. Ontario about midnight it must have a new colored regiment that is tentiary, for no governor has ever Montana Central railroad at Iron Sid- eral H. V. Boynton, president of the been for recruited daylight when that point was. being Philippine sersigned the order for execution. Cook ing north of Helena, and II. E. Byrum, Chiekamauga Park commission, anNo attempt to board the reached. vice. says he is tired of penitentiary life, assistant general superintendent of nounces that the has government purwas train but the lateness of the made, the Great and Northern at Great Falls, has wants to hang. The state land board last week sold If you do not chased another large tract of land on hour have it. Armed offered may 1 1712.66 acres of school land in Millard prevented the death $1,000 arrest and reward for sign my warrant, said Cook, Missionary ridge, to be added to the men were secreted oa the engine, in conviction of will take men. the life. own The The 75 county. my guilty price varied from cents National park. The place the express and mail cars, and on the to $6.00 per acre. The sale is the largGovernor Stanley told Cook to get a obstructions, consisting of rails and Chiekamaugais the famous purchased Halloway superintendent's car, which was atest yet Ede by the board. The land petition from the county where he was ties, were placed on a grade, but were farm, where a number of generals had tached to the train, and a lively fight lies along the Oregon Short line near convicted and he would consider his discovered by a freight train which, as during the Chiekamauga would have ensued if tlie it was climbing the hill, was enabled headquarters Clear Lake. attempt had application. engagements. been made. to stop before it met the mishap. St. Louis, Sept. 22. d s YV x X-R- anti-Semi- te n, Sag-peel- ed ! et 1 Krag-.Torgens- & e, the-greates-t Spanish-America- h h, |