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Show EXCITEMENT Aa iittrm EXCITEMENT AT CASPER. t Ma la Mail to llrrMer Knnlr fur Ihe Kirh Field. of Kl Mil)ke. 1ort Townsend, Wash., July 27. The steamer City of Tujicka arrived early this morning from Alaska. She brings news thut the Klmidyke fever is on the increase in Juneau, nearly every shlebudicJ man there having gone or prepared to go to the rich fields. Authentic iiqioi't direct from Dyea are that there is now us much freight piled up at the head of the inlet as the Indians ean pack over the divide in the next eighteen months. This amuuut of freight will Ik more doubled wtien the steamers Queen and Mexico, now en route, arrive. This condition of Hffairs practically precludes the possibility of hundreds of goldscekers reaching the mining region tills year. Trunk F. Myers, a Juneau newspaper man, will leave here iu two weeks for Hawsoa City. He will go by thu route followed by Lieutenant Keliwat-ka- , who conducted un exploring party into the Yokon valley in 144U. This route starts from Tukou inlet, 30 miles south of Juneau, from Takou to Lake Teslin, a distance of 130 miles over level prairies, and the country from Lake Teslin is uu open valley, through to the Yukon river hy way of the llootlngua river. With the Bid of pack horses tho Tukou route is by fur the most preferable. It is probable that a stage line a ill soon be operated on this route. Parties who have lieen over both routes say that the walk of 130 miles over the level eountry is more easily accomplished than that of the 15 miles over the Chilcat summit. (1. John llrady has taken his oath of office and is now the- governor of Alaska. Lurry Tay- lor I mlrr Cotrruf Darkutaa. Cheyenne, Wya, July 27. A prominent htockinaa who Is here from Casper rprclvwl a telegram stating that a larg'd hand of cattle rustler are gathering at the lv. C. ranch, at which place Champion ami Kay were killed daring the rustier war of I!):., fur the mrNiMe of burning and destroying all cattle outfits on the ranges, and to make an attempt tu rescue Pub Taylor, the rustler ruptured hy llevine anu hia hand of cowlxiy during a battle with the rustlers, and who is now in jail at Casjier. Excitement runs high at Casper and preparations ure Wing made to give the rustlers a warm reception if they attempt to resene Taylor. Peliuble information lias been received that the nuttier are riding tu ward Cuaper and it ia thought they are just foolish enough to undertake to recover Taylor hy a dash into the town under cover of durkness. Al Smith, the rustler who was wounded in the recent buttle, went to Puffulu and lind his wounds dressed. The body of Jtob Smith, who wua killed by 1 w Sue, was taken to lluffalo fur burial. More trouble is expected and rumors of depredations are looked for at any moment, either on the plains or at Casper. PREMIER CANOVAS; IDEA. Tlie Spanish I'renilcr ('inn M res McKinley mid Cleveland. San Sebastian, Spain, July 27. On THE DINGLEY INCREASING. AlilclMMlIeil Mnn learning that the l.niled States congress adjourned without adopting new resolutions in favor of granting Wllig-ererights to the Cuban insurgents. Premier Cu novas said bo inferred thut A BIG MINING DEAL. President McKinley wax us little disclosed as vui his predecessor to thu lint ilru liras. loCnndiirt Itpduoitnn Works at I'llnt liar. It. l ''Yankee jingoes', in their campaign Helena, ami Wcvlcr Mont, gainst July 27. A big minSpain. Scnor Cuiiovus added thut the Snii-is- h ing deal has been consummated by government will give due atten- which JiraJcn lros. of this city have tion to the American demands for in- come into possession of the reduction demnity in special eases like those of work at Pilot Hay, on Kootenai Lake, Delgado and the Willow Ruiz, and lias H. ('., owned hy the Kootnai Mining granted liberty to American citizens & Smelting company. The works have lieen idle nlmut a arrested in Culm. at once. The The premier hus frequent confer- year, but will lie. ences with the Duke of Tetnuu, Spain's plant includes a fifty-toconcentrator, Tliecniu-pau- y foreign minister, and Calderon Car- which will also lisle, the American counsel for thu owning tliu property spent about Spanish legation in Washington, who SI, 000,11011 in reduction works and varidrew up a long memorial on the sub- ous improvements, but was nnablo to ject of filibustering expeditions and make a success of the venture. Tlie deal includes the J.luo Itcll, the similarity of such eases to precedents the United States put ou record one of the largest lead mines in the world, which will be worked by llra-de- n ia the Alabama affair. nt - Fainted llol It lfou-r- a, mil ljr SI Artists BILL. ilielmU drill aud CuniriM AiljuuruM. Washington, Juiy 2.7. Tho tariff bill'passed its last legislative stage at 3 p. in. yesterday, whi-the senate, by the decisive vote of 40 to 50, agreed to the conference report on tlie bill. The announcement was greeted w ith enthusiastic applause by the crowded chama ber. This closed the great labor for which the Fifty-fiftcongress assembled in extraordinary session, and after stubborn resistance, at times threatening a deadlock, the senate concurred with the house in u resolution for the final adjournment of tlie session at Si o'clock last night Tlie president's message for a currency commission wus received by the house, but tlie house hill creating tlie commission was not acted on. An analysis of the vote on the tariff conference report show that tlie affirmative vote was cast by 37 and one Democrat, McEncry; one silver Republican, Jones of Nevada, and one Populist, Stewart. The negative vote was cast by by 24 Democrats and two Populists, Harris and Turner and Mr. Teller, silver Republican, and two Populists, Alien and liutler, did not vote. One Populist, Ivyle, and one silver Republican, Pettigrew, were uWnt, without pairs, which was equivalent to withholding their vote. The following is the rote: Ykah: Aldrich, Allison, Maker, Purrows, Carter, Clark, Davis, llcboe, Elkins, Fairbanks, Foraker, Frye, Gallinger, Gear, Hale, Ilansbrougb, Hawley, Hoar, Jones, (Xev.), Lodge, McUriile, McEnery, McMillen, Mason, Morrill, Nelson, Penrose, Perkins, h Platt, (Conn.), Platt (NT. Y.), Pritchard, Proctor, Quay, Sewell. Khroup, Spoone er, Stewart, Thurston, Warren, Wet-mor- 40. Nays: Itacon, Ilate, Perry, Caffery, Chilton, Clay, Cockrell, Daniel, Faulkner, Gorman, Harris, Jones, (Ark.), Lindsay, Mallory, Martin, Mills, Mitchell, Morgan, Murphy, Pasco, Pettus, Roach, Smith, Tillman, Turney, Turner, Turpic, Vest, Walthall, White 30 Tlmt mine uinl the properties of the same firm in tlie Sloean country and other points iu Pritish Columbia will furnish the reduction works with its chief supply of ores, although some custom work will be done. The resumption of work in tlie smelter wil1 have the effect of opening up a number of mines in that section. r e Shar-rittres- Kan-lior- dis-cusse- s r Ili-m- 3. By inducing some friends to try the tea and give her their tickets. One of her friends kept a' boarding house, and sent her lots of tickets. 1.00(1 Columbia button, Havent you some friend1 170.000 useful advertising piece matter consisting of story luniks, etc. who keeps a boarding house orj W.w.ox & Ma iiixk Co., Gko. T. Ouki.i., Gen. Mgr. a restaurant, or who has in-- j A bale of Riil Tag Rinding Twino in some hospital or; from 3,0u0 to fi.iHMi feet more iluence than is found in bulc of other brands, other public institution ? They! it is even mid strong anil will not need good tea there. kink. Try it Rules of contest in large advertisement' about first and middle of the month. A a I.Iiivm uf FriiKitln. In the realm of glove of frog skin. This is gloves making skin is said to be the finest and toughest leather In the world. The demand for t hem is not great, but of sufficient The latest Announcement dimensions to make it worth while to Mud Mint' with ll.M to Halt The average person Cut this out manufacture. Sunup Co., Ml W. Second South M hull Lake (.'Ilf. would object to wearing them, conand tn rubber .tamp of your kiMuatura. with Ink. out. in Niz oouipleia 1'Mi. waxs sequently the average annual output paiiaudwuud ONLY regular prira KJH 600 a to amounts many pairs only them being seut abroad. Philadelphia UNIVERSITY of NOTRE DAA1E, Tlermrd. t Notre Dame, Indiana. riMuIrn, Letter., Science, law. Civil. mul Kiwi rival Kiiglurerlng. awl Cuiuiuen-la- l Thoroujch Frrparatury .twlrina at wlal calm. i'niirknt. KiHinm Free. Junior or Senior Year, iv.lleyiato (.'ourne. hi. F.ilward'N Hall, fur Ixiy. under Ik. The 107lli Term will open September 7th. 1807. Cmaloicuu vent Frea nu aillratlon to llsHfneM Caiuiul Hu 1'iirrri by local application, hs they cannot rearif tin portion uf the ear. There s one any to cure rleafurKH. ami lhat only I Diufu'-Is liy ciinitlliillnnul caiisul hy un Inflamed coiulitiini r (he lUllfUll llllllltr Of till K.liHlHl'tllull Till. When this lulu is liilliitniil you have h ruiuMinK houiul, or iiiipertVei henrliiK, anil when It Is entirely Hi'afnnw i the result, mill unless the inflammation can Ik taken nut uml this lithe reuVreil to tf normal cunilitiim. will lie forever: nln rusea out of ten are niUKi-il liy catarrh, which I nothing iuit an Inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. We will give one Hundred Dollar for any case of Deafness liy catarrhl that cannot lie curcil liy Hall's t'atarrb i fur circulars, free. Cure, K. J. ('HUNKY A I'Ll., Toledo, Sold hy druggists. 73c. Halls Family Fills are the best. lilsi-asc- d Xlov. A. Use UonlHrf, (!. 4. I't lroiiieut. Headache Tablets Kan D)ke WAXTKII fliTitleiiiiiii or Lailv representative in mrli county lu state. Small salary. Adilruei. witn rcfciennn. I. O. Ituz 418, Suit Lake City. ('tali. a Live Stock Commission. Pros. They were driven off by a sheriff's posse. When the 0:13 fast freight steamed np at Ik'lleville the bund of strikers boarded it and declared tlieir intention of C.olil n.ir r Mining In Mexico riding to the Lenzhung & Marissu City of Mexico, July 27. It is premines, where they wished to inaugurate dicted here that when the gold placer a strike. The crew refused to carry is developed in the slate of mining the strikers and halted the truin at the Guerraro, more gold will le taken out depot in the Klomlyke region. Koine Muster of Transportation (lawn, at than plai-cis being done with exPickncyvllle, was communicated wilh-H- cellent mining and labor is cheap and results, sent a telegraphic demand to Sheriff water even in tlie dry seaabundant, Tlliein of UellcvilLe for the protection of son. One miner, an old Californian, the train. Tim sheriff, accompanied reports taking out $27,000 gold in May, by liiw deputies and the llellcville police and his average is 813,000 per month. force, went tolhesccnu. Ho read HavTlie Indians in Sonora, who work in a en's message to the strikers aud they at once abandoned tho train. There crude way in the local gold placers, only operating when in pressing need was no disturbance. of money, get large returns for little labor, and an explorer who very The t'nlon 1srllle In Kiiims lias recently lieen through the remotest d Topeka, Kan., July 27. George regions states that Sonora will equal n a telegram from Jndgo California in its pal nicst days as a gold at St Paul, directing him as producer. clerk of the federal court here, to go The Alien Law at Klondike. to Leavenworth on Friday next to Ottawa. Ont, July 27. The cabinet make record of proceedings by which has decided not to enforce the alien Judge Sanborn will appoint a special law in tho Klondykc. The subject ol master to tnke eh urge of tho foreclosou the gold output was royalty ure proceedings against the Union Pabut whs left over until anotliei cific lines in Kansas. session. additional mounted Itiatlio understanding that Judge polico willEighty be sent on, however, tc William I). Cornish, who wus made maintain lawand order, mid the Tinted special master by a decree entered at States at Washington will attorneys Omaha on last Saturday, will be be asked to the right of way give named. through disputed territory. Twoens-tomollleers will Ik sent to Lake Tu Terrllle llnlUiKiiei In NHirohs gish. on the Pritish frontier, to collect Omaliu, July 27. Special from in- customs duties. terior points give accounts of terrific Mint 1iiM I'liue tu Tlu-ihailstones in various sections of NeMadrid, July 27. As Queen Regent braska. Christiana mid King Alfonso were At Franklin the wind blew a hurriin the wood at St Sebastian walking cane. Several houses were unroofed, and a grain elevator was destroyed. a heavy load of shot discharged by At Kearney muck minor damage was youth, who wus out bird shooting and who had not noticed tlieir done in the city. presence, passed close to tlieir heads. Alonzo Robbins of Keokuk, I a., quarA dispatch from Arenas Kan Lander reled with liis wife and then killed her province says a dynamite cartridge by shooting her with a pistol. "' exploded here in front of the resiWhile oil tho voyage from Guaymus dence of the Alcalde. Considerable to Ensenada, a passenger named Ed- damage was dime. The police hav mado several arrests. It is believed ward Heed committed suicide by hangthe outrage was politically inspired. himself birth. iu his ing their tickets. Fish That Commit Suicide. Starfish commit suicide. When one is caught with a net It dissolves itself which into many pieces, escape In time each through tlie meshes. pi ce becomes a perfect animal. To preserve a Btarfieh it innat be plunged into a bucket of fresh water before It has had time to take the alarm. Fresh water Is Instant death to It, n ating under the leadership of Dradleyt a Coxcylte, tried to seize an Illinois Central freight train at llellcville, Ilia of one of those $100 prizes got her yellow tickets in this wayj 1. liy using the tea herselfJ 2. By asking some friendi who use the tea to give her yc.l o)u-rute- Tried to (ielM a freight Train. St Louis, July 27. One hundred of the marching strikers, who are oper- The Winner Worked month to obtain the finish mid perfection found in machinery we shall exhibit dully on our float in Jubilee Parade, anil we luke pride in referring to this machinery a being amongst tlie best and from tha best manufacturer in America. Great credit is due the Walter A. Wood Harvester Company, Ruin Wagon Company, ( huiupion Machine Company, Weber Wugoii Company, J. I. Cane T. M. Com puny and many other for their contributions of money, etc., to the jubilee fund. Wc shall distribute from uur float (lu procession daily:) V 7.1mm) fan for tlie ladies, 27,im Ml memorandum books for all classes, I.immi linen cups, I.ihmi whistles, Rllnc Raked If you wnulil keep posted, write for Information. tteplle. Quick Keturns. FRED A. SEARS, Urrurnirk llluek. a na tihhk who tittit anMil' Ax' luri'riiineiil I P1 ! will a rue In Claims nlhna anl Patent Alt'y, Ml I J).O..IIaT will rrueu,nauiiiit rtply. lllrkfurd. IK., Wimluiialoii, IViiKiim nonoev UllUrfr O kewdiscovery:iu. fghcs, rotator. SAI.T l.AKF CITY heml trmttnrnl 1 quick relief nl cun wonV bofc of 1ei itiiotiikU nml lOfllajrii Km. r. H.H.bKKkVNMiiN, AUaaiua, AT HOME) wnd Mm, com iiirt-M.- k. El. J I. HARRIS A CE. IliJ ITko till ill, iibli. George Everitt, of Teheran, Ind.. planted his potatoes in straw, where QflHCER they grew nicely till a passing engine W. N. U Salt Lakt No. i. 1897 set the straw on fire and roasted all Vli.il Adiv crinjt Alvcrtiscment Kindly 1 another. Ex. Volition This Paper. II0X. WM. DINGLEY. few moments before 4 o'clock Representative Dingley appeared at the e White House, accompanied by chairman House of tlie Hager, Committee on Enrolled bills. They were admitted at once into the presence of Mr. McKinley, who was bitting at the Cabinet table, with Secretary McKenna Gage and Attorney-Generon one aide, and Postmaster-GenerGary and Secretary Wilson on the other. He greeted Mr. Dingley and Mr. Hager cordially. Mr. Porter turned to the last sheet of the bill and laid the document before the President, lie had several pens at hand, tlie owners of which had begged might be used to sign the tariff act, but Mr. Dingley, unexpectedly taking a case from hia pocket, produced a beautiful pen, dainty enough for a lady's use, and requested that it he used for the signature. The president recognized the right of Mr. Dingley, though he langhingly commented on the dimutlve size pf the pen. lie steadily appended his signature to the bill and wrote July 24th, approved, and that was the end of the act. A burst of applause greeted this. As tlie president dropped the pen, Attorney-GenerMcKenna, glancing at the ulock on the inniitel. remarked: It is just four minutes mst 4 o'clock." The president congratulated Mr. Dingley oil the successful ending of his long tusk. Doth tlie house and senate have finished their work and adjourned. A Ilepre-senativ- al Send for list of t.i iw vacunvie- n- we have several times a. many vacancies bm mrmhrr. Must have more member, rcverul plane: two plans pivc fr;e one plan UUAil AN-KKS posit ions. IDieuia puy for biaik. conla niinr plans and a love otorv of foiled c.avK illimkM and cin iihir t rcc. No cl.arne lo cnijilovirii for rviiiuimenilinz teaener REV. OR 0. M. SUTT0V. A. Mm.iSUTIGN TEACHERS' BUREAU. SOUTHERN TEACHERS' BUREAU. . Pre.lilenl an) Uaii.-rer- . M.W.l'nr.MainA d Ml UmleTlIle.Ky.l r., 71 liearlx.rn Mt.. Ill gortArrn rurnnrte, r'k uijo uffii r. Miutkrrn mruaiir. iMiitrUlt O fit. Cue fee rryiitrrt in hah ofi'ti. n: Clil.-airo- Elias Morris ana Sons Company, al mother-of-pearl-linndl- KOSCVENTS Marble and Granite, Mantles, Grates, etc. ed ly a Wife I tester. Pa. , July 20. William Allison Erie, was shot and killed and John Kane was perhaps fatally wounded by Charles Edwurdslast night E lwards while drank, was beating Ills wife, when Allison, his fellow employee, and Kane liis employer, interfered. Mrs. Kane was internally Injured and may die. Edwards escaped. and HEADSTJSB3 AM Salt Lake WRITE GFQ. 1L Cit. FOR SB- -. T.H.B . PRICES AND DESIGNS. IL JAR. GT.F.NDINNINM. SCOTT. Frcahlenk & and Trcai nt KUMFIELD. Secretary Geo. M. Scott & Co al Killed T (INCORPORATED.) Importers and Dealers In Barand Sheet Iron, Steel Pipe AtlKNTS POU Detroit Stove Co., cl Ranges. John Van & Homo Coles Air Tight llea.vrs, Pnffalo Scalo Company, Atlas Engine Work, Dutige Wooden Pullej, California lowder Works, Worthington Stenin Pumps, Celebrated Anchor Dranil Cylinder and Revere Uublier Co., Ikaigo Injectors, Engine Oil, IIowc, Drown & Co., Drill Jb Tool Steel, leviathan Pelting; Miners Tools, Stoves. Tinware, etc And a General Assortment of Mill Findings. mi 13 nil SL : MDSE 125 V SECOND SOOTH , S.UI n CITT. GIdB |