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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-18

NEW York, April Il. The
amalgamated sailors and firemens'
union closed its session today. he
constitution was somewhat revised.
Among the sections adopted were
two guaranteeing to shipwrecked
sailors and firemen prompt aid
wherever they may BE-. The ship
wrecked benefit is fixed al S35, the
accident benefit at SO, and such
other assistance as each particular
case may warrant, TO be determined
by the executive committee. The
wages to be paid members during a
strike are fixed at s. per week each,
to he paid for no longer than twelve
weeks. John +. Sullivan Of Boston
was elected general president.
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snoknnr Lot Inmners.

ST. PAUL, April IA Pioneer
Press Spokane Falls special: The
recent decision Of Secretary Noble
tina: he would hear testimony in
the case Of the Indian, Enoch, who
claims 70 have taken upa homestead
on land now nearly i'm the center Of
the city, from which he was in
weighed 10y one Crowley and the
Northern Pacific. has caused great
excitement. Allla night lots were
jumped in the disputed tract and a
hundred shanties were erected on
the valuable property. This morn
ing the property Owners,tOre down
some, but in some cases shanty own
ers bached up their resistance with
weapons and remained the masters.
some Of the property owners had
the jumpers arrested. The property
involved is worth 5000, OJJ or 81, :
100000.
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The xntinnnILen=nc.

81. LOUIS, April 1.-THE Exc
cutive Committee Of the Irish Ma
tional League to-day adopted resOlu-
tiuns endorsing the action OF the
officers Of the league and reaflirm-
ing confidence in the policy pursu, d
to secure home rule; congritulatinc
the members Of the League on the
recent electoral Victories and favor-
ing 4 continuance in the good work
until home rdie j. secured. No reply
having been received from Parnell,
an adjournment was taken until to-
morrow.
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Mississippi, from the head Of the
passes TO the mouth Of the Ohio
river, $1,000, 200; survey from the
head Of the passes 30 the head waters.
$4,000; from the mouth Of the Ohio
to the mouth Of the Illinois, $780,
003; from the mouth OF the Illinois
to Des Moines Rapids, Sl65,OJ0
The amounts include several APP
preparations for haTbOr work nj diff
ferent points. The illinois river gets
Sl9l, GOO, and the Illinois and Mis-
sissippi ship canal. TO connect these
rivers near Hennepin, $500, 900.
Missouri river, its mouth 10 Fort
Benton, $500, 900, Of which 500. 900
may be expended above Sioux City.
California. - Sacramento and
Feather river, $4,000; Napa river
$4,000; san Joaquin river, SIS, COO.
Oregon canal at Cascades, 500, =
900; Upper Columbia river, includ-
ing Snake river, Oregon aud Wash
ington, $4,000; Columbia river,
Si35, 900; Lower Willamette river.
above Portland. Sill, 900; Coquille
river, 10 commence construction Of
jetty, 5000.
Washington, Skagit, Stielaquam-
ish, Nootsack, SnohOmish and Sno-
qualmic rivers, $4,000.
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NEW YORIl, April ia big fall
ure in the silk trade today was that
Of Louis Franks & Co., raw silk inn
pOTters, who are also manufacturers
of silk at Paterson, y. J. The La
hilities are said TO be upwaris Of
$500, 900, with nominal assets Uf ST.
200, 500. The causes attributed Tor
the embarrassment are liability &c
raise money TO meet maturing obli-
cations, the stringency Of tue money
market, stoppage Of accommodations
by the banks and losses by recent
failures in Paterson. 1t Is said the
firm lost in all the recent silk trade
failures, and that they have been
carrying a great many small con-
Germs which do not pay promptly,
and found difficulty in making col
lectious. Their outstanding accounts
are large, and they were literal In
their credits. They generally car
ried a stock Of about S5O0, 900. Much
sympathy is expressed, and 1t is
hoped that they viii get an extern
sion.
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PHILADELPHIA, April Il. - In
the procession 70 the cemetery
were delegations OF G.. A. II. posts,
the municipal council, the Irish
National League, number Of Dem
Ocratic clubs and other civil Orgsni
cations. Besides these were Con
gressional delegations and many
other prominent gentlemen. At the
cemetery the Rev. DR.. Chester, Of
Washington, recited the burial
service, and the casket was opened
so that those present might be per-
mitted to look az the departed states
man. a quartette from Meade
Post, No. II, G. A. r., sang q
hymn, which was followed by
prayer by Rev. DR.. McCook.
Chaplain Bender of Meade Post
pronounced the benediction and the
quartette sang: HNea-er My God TO
Thee" As the last strains died
away Trumpeter Join sounded
''tapsr and the fioral-ladeh caskst
was lowered into the grave.
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First ofihe season.

CHICAGO, April 1.-THE season
Of American Baseball Association
opened today, Following are the
results Of the games:
gs..W
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TRUTH AND LIBERTY.


NEW YORK, April I7.-It was
discovered this morning at Castle
Garden, that OF the I03 French and
Italian immigrants on board the
steamship Cdchemere, the majority
were bound for Pittsburg, under
contract. The United States con-
tract labor inspector has gone to the
steamer, prepared to arrest all sus-
Picious parties.
\ number q immigrants were
held for time, but afterwards re-
leased, as the evidence against them
was insufficient.
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MONTREAL, April 17.-Manager
Hickson, of the Grand Trunk Rail-
way, states that he knows nothing
about any agreement being entered
into between the Grand Trunk and
the Northern Pacific roads for the
construction Of railroads in Manito-
ba and the Northwest, nor is he
aware that the Grand Trunk Is max
ing arrangements to construct any
railways In that part Of the Domin-
ion.
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KANSAS CITY, April lT.-Henry
Graves, travelling salesman, stated
to Chief Of Police Spcers tOdcy that
on July !, 1851. he saw az LIS An
geles, Gala, William c. Wright
mann, for whose alleged murder, in
1885, James Sherman was arrested
at Springfield, Mo-, day or two
ago. Chief Speers regards this as
convincing evidence that Wright
mann WAS not murdered, but disap-
pearei in hopes that the insurance
company would pay over TO his heirs
SO, 600 In policies.
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SUMMONS.
In the District Court IN and for the ThIrS
judicial District Of Utah Territory,
County Of salt Like
Leonard 6. Hardy. james II. Noyie, John
Coulter and JesseW. L, jr.. Plaintiffs.
Jared H. Jehis. Defendant

The People OF the Territory of Utah send
Greeting;
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a UNIVERSAL RUSH TO THE
BEER BARREL"
Two Canadian Senator's Present an
Undigniiled Spectacle Over
Their Differences.
PRESIDENT csRnoT RECEIVES
= POPULAR OVATION.
Appropriations by the House Com
Notwithstanding Gen.
sberman's Birthday.
By Telegraph TO the NEws.l
GOsCHEN's STATEMENT.
He Presents the Annual midget In
the British Commons.

LoSD0N, April IT. GOschen,
Chancellor Of the Excheguer. pre-
sented the budget in the Commons
today. 1t shows that the expenses
exceeded the estimates by ell, 600
and that the receipts exceeded the
estimates by over g. 100000.
Commenting on the gross rev.
enues from alcoholic beverages,
s29, 265, 900, Goschen said the figures
showed a universal rush 10 the beer
barrel, the spirit hottie and the wine
decanter. II was n circumstance
that must be deplored. A closer
examination would not diminish
the surprise, for the largest increase
had been, Of all spirits in the world,
from rumi II was mainly at the
seaports. 1t was an extraordinary
historical fact that in the years 1875
and 1875, tine greatest drinking years
recorded, there was precisely the
same rush and precisely the same
proportion OF revenue from the diff
ferent spirits. The increased pros
periiy, therefore, meant a gieat in
crease IN the
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CHICAGO, April lT.-TiokO Nina
mi, director OF commerce for the
royal agricultural aud commercial
departments Of japan, is in the city
looking over Chicago's industries
for a few days while en- route from
Paris to japan. In an interview to-
day he was enthusiastic over Ameri-
can manufactured goods, in COM
parisOn with those Of Germany and
England, ard asserted that il
cheaper rates could be secured be-
tween San Francisco and japan the
trade between that country and
America would be wonderfully in
creased.
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meAuiIne aKuoeked out"

MILWAUKEE, April l7.-Having
met and conquered all the cham
pions of his Class, It remained for
the doughty little bantam called
Cupid. by whom the batteries Of the
most renowned pugilists have been
rendered pOwerless, to step into the
ring with Jack McAUlifIe and COM
pletely knock out the lively light
weight. Pretty Miss Kitty Hart,
the leading lady OF combination
now playing in this city, is the fair
winner. They are engaged to be
married. Jack met his fate III San
Francisco.
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SENATE.
A Long Discussion In Regard 10 the
Reyenue Cutter Service

WAsHISGTOS, April Il. - The
House bill to transfer The revenue
cutter service TO the Navy Depart
ment was taken up
Sherman opposed the bill, which
was laid over, and the Senate pro-
ceeded to consider the House joint
resolution for the appointment Of
thiFty medical examiners for the
pension bureau, without reference
to the civil service law.
Faulkner moved 10 strike out the
provision taking the appointments
from the civil service, and COckrell
said he had hoped some republican
Of the party Of civil service reform
would have raised his hand in de-
Tense Of the civil service,
This precipitated a breezy political
debate. Cockrell tainted the repub-
lican senators with a lack OF SINGER
ity and said that the commissioner
Of pensions Is trampling under foot
the civil service law and the rules
approved by the President, in which
he IL aided and abet.ed by the Secre-
tary Of the Interior. IL the repub-
iicsins intended TO trample the civil
service law under foot, Il should lie
done In
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To Jared II. Jenks. Defendant
UoU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO
IL appear 10 an action brought against
you By the above named plaintiffs n the DIS
trict Court OF the Third Judicial District Of
the Territory Of Utah. and 70 answer The
complaint fied therein within ten days lex
elusive Of the dzy Of seryiccl after the ser
vice on yCu Of this suaImoa~-H served
within this county or. II served oct OF this
county. bat IN this district. within twenty
days. otherwise within forty Gays or
Judgment BY default will be taken against
you, according TO the prayer OF said com
piainf.
This .chon = brought n have q decree Of
This curt requiring said defendant 10 set
forth the nature Of his CLAIM OF. in and TO
the following described premises. 10 wit.
LIT =, in Book los, Plat ID" salt Lake
City SURVEY. In the city and county Of sat
LAfe. anc Territory OF Utah-fhaf u may be
determines By decree OF this court ad .
Judging that the said defendant has no
estate or interest whA'evcr o.. in or 70 said
land and premises. or any part thereof .
that plaintiffs title thereto u good and
valid; and forever enioining and debarring
SAID defendant from asserting any right or
claim v h1ieFer OF, IN or 20 said land and
premises- adverse 70 the plaintiffs. And
plaintiffs ask for such other and further re
lief as 20 the court shan seem meet and
And You are hereby notified that II you
fail to appear and answer the said CON-
paint a. above required. the said plaintiffs
viii apply 10 the court for the relief de
mAnded therein
Witness. the Hon. Charles 5. Zane. Judge.
and the seal OF the District Court Of the
Third Judfrfai District. IN and for the Ter
ritory OF Utah. this sih day % Jauuary
In the year OF our Lord one thousand eiEh
hundred and ninety.
lsEAL-i
HENRY G. MCMILLAN. Clerk
By FERGUS FERGrsoS. Deputy Clerk
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rho Austrian strih...

VIENNA, April IT, The latest
news from the disturbed mining
districts is that the strikers attacked
the soldiers and three miners were
killed and many wounded. Twelve
thousand woTkmen in the Wiitka-
vitz Iron Works have struck. The
troops at Narwin fired among the
rioters and several people were
wounded. The mine owners Of
Rahonitz have asked the gov
eminent to send troops. The Ostran
strikers tonight attacked the sugar
factories at Kunzendorf and Bait
man
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RAILROAD accident.

TEHAoHAFI, Cal, April 1.-THE
northbOund express, on the South
ern Pacific was wrecked here early
this morning. The air brakes failed
to work when the train was oi a
steep grade and the cars jumped the
track. The passengers were well
shaken up, but only few were
slightly injured. Mrs. Thompson,
en- route from Los Angeles to Dem
yer, was the most seriously hurt.
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ST. BERSARDINo, Cal, April Il.
The New England Society Of Cali.
fornia Pioneers arrived here tonight
on their way TO San Francisco, and
were given n warm reception. a
gloom wGs cast over the evening.
however. At the opera house meet
ing General Chaplin, who presided,
dropped dead Of heart disease.
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CH1cAeo, April 17.-Before the
coroner's Jury Today Mamie Starr,
the pOisoner Of the Newland family,
repeated her story and asserted that
she did not intend 20 kill the family.
The jury returned verdict, holding
her without bail, 10 await the action
Of the grand jury. The vrelict was
read to the prisoner, who tainted.
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OTTAWA, April l7.-In the SEN
ate tonight Kaulbach and Sanford
had n bitter personal debate over
the discussion of a divorce case pend-
ing. After the session they m, in
the ball and kaulbseh seized Sand
ford, who is n small man, and ad-
ministered n violent shaking. Sand
ford escaped and ran away. Kaul-
bach promised 10 make things hot
tomorrow.
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PIERRE,S. D., April l7.-Through
the efforts Of the Indian Rights So
ciety another big pow-wow has been
called by the big chiefs Of the Sioux
nation, 10 reconsider final action on
the taking Of lands in stveralty as
provided by law The meeting is
called for next Sunday at a point
two or three miles up Bad River.
John Grsss, Sitting Bull and other
noted chiefs will attend.
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In A PREDICAMENT.
A Celestial Finds Himself Placed In
n Rather Awkward
Situation.
aIc FAILURE IN The SILK
TRADE.
A Long But Not Particularly Inter
es,ing Discussion In Yester-
days Senate,
SUDDEN DEATH OF a csLIFoR-
MIA PIONEER.
Mr.. Gladstone Talks About 1.-The
Bsrbarism Of ProteeiI2s."-
Railroad accident.
Rr r.isrr,rh % ne Nss..l
An unrsr,unaie chinsn,an. -

an Unfortunate thinnniaha -
NIAGARA FALLS, Ont, April II.
The three Cinnamon who at
tempted to cross the frontier some
time ago were sent hack to the
United States customs officers To-Day
Two had Canadian customs certiii-
Gates and were passed. Len Sing
had no papers and was hustled hack
TO the American side. There the
officers would not let him in, and
Lem has been staying ON the bridge
since, and Is likely to stay there
some time. The collector here tele-
gaphed to Ottawa for instructions
and was told 10 send the Chinaman
hack. The Americans have tele-
grapheI to Washington. Mean
while Lem is waiting.
Late tonight he was allowed 10
land on this side for the night. He
will probably be put back on the
bridge In the morning.
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The q. A. II. Eneanpment.

DENVER, April 1.-THE eleventh
annual encampment Of the Depart
ment Of Colorado and Wyoming, G..
A. r., met here today. Several
hundred delegates are in attendance.
The day was taken up IN reading
reports and by unfinished business.
Anong those in attendance are
General Alger and Mrs. John A.
Logan.
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Cut Rate Incident.

KANSAS CRY, April l7.-The.cut
In Denver passenger rates yesterday
by the Rock Island and Missouri
Pacific was on account Of Santa
Fe man seeing a Rock Island agent
around the offices, and, as a joke.
he posted in the window a card
reading: "Denver. S." At the sight
Of this card the Rock Island agent
buried hack TO his office, and before
night IS rate TO Denver had been
made. Today the agents here got
together, explanations followed and
the rates were restored again to
$3.50.
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DEALER in Cedar Posts, Poles and
Wood, by Car Lots, Etc.
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Commi1,ec on ArhI,ration.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE re-
port OF the committee on arbitration
was finally disposed Of by the Pam
American Conference thisafternOon,
although it is not certain that the
Argentine Republic delegates will
sign il.
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General sherman-. Bir,hday.

New YORK, April 1.-THE sew
entieth birthday Il General Sherman
was royalty celebrated with a hand
some reception rendered him by the
Union League Club. The building
was tastefully decorated. General
Sherman, supported by Chauucey
Depew and Secretary Noble, re-
ceived the guests, vino passed by
and extended their congratulations.
The list Of distinguished statesmen,
diplomats, judges, and army and
navy officers who passed before the
old general is lengthy one. The
reception continued until a late
hour.
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WAsHINGroS, April IL. - The
House committee on rivers and har-
bors today completed its appropria.
ton bill. The total appropriation is
Z little over so, 600, 900.
Among the items Of the bill are
the following:
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HAEBORs

California - Humboldt, $4,000;
Oakland, S25O,OOO; Wilmington,
81, 5000; San Luis obi,po, $4,000;
San Diego, $50, 500.
Oregon - Coos Bay, sl25, 600;
Yaauina Bay sl25, 600; Nehalem
Bay, $4,000.
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fr. eI.as.one On Protection.

LONDON, April 1T.-Gladstone,
writing upon the subject of n copy
right convention with America,
SAYS: "When the barharism Of
protection ceases to Cypress the
country, We may hope The present
plan will take a form worthy Of so
great . nation"
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ALL KINDS OF PAY WANTED

6UILDIKG ROCK Ar aEAREI OR
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a Nice ExemPIar.

LANCASTER, Pa, April 17.-Rev.
u. c. Meyer, prominent clergyman
OF the United Brethren Church, has
committed forgery for small
amounts on several banks and dis
appeared. Warrants are cut for kis
arrest.
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ANrtrrnnDir..

PHILADELPHIA, April II. -
General IL. G. Sickles, formerly
pension agent at this city, and COM
mander Of the Pennsylvania Re
serves, died this evening Of heart
failure.
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AnoxafionEarCarnnt.

PARIS. Aprill7.-PresidentC Garnet
arrived at Aix-Ies-Baines to-day and
received popular ovation. He then
proceeded 10 Marseilles, where a
warm reception was accorded him.
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SELLERsvILLE, Ind, April H.
A premature blast at Speeds cement
mill today killed three workmep,
mangling their bodies horribly.
All leave large families.
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The Leeheut IN Portland.

PORTLAND, April lT.-It isesti-
mated now that 500 carpenters,
bricklayers and other tradesmen
are out Of employment in this city,
by reason Of the lockout declared by
the buiiders' union.
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Failure ola PabIishiux House.

PHILADELPHIA, Aprill7.-A. <
II. Hubbard, owners Of the Hub
bard Brothers publishing house, are
financially embarrassed. The La
bilities amount to $1,000 and the
assets to $50, 900.
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WE ADVISE OUR FRIENDS

xITHO NEED ANYTHING IN The
w Clothing line 10 call upon Haston 4
o., 90 Main 81. where they will fud = well
selected stock OF meas and bows suits
oyerals, bats, caps, shirt. etc, AZ very low
prices. This hrn Is reliable and Will treat
you night d3
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Death of n wen Known Jockey.

DETROIT, Mich, April 17.-w.
s., better known as "Billy" Me-
LaughIin, the veteran jockey, died
at Grace Hospital To-Day, of a COM
plicstion OF diseases.
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New YORK, April lT.-Ex-Pre
dent Hayes and daughter, Fanny,
sailed this afternoon for Bermuda.
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LION COFFEE

LION COFFEE
is a selection of
Mocha Java and
Rio, properly
blended and Is
conceded by all
20 make the
incest cup Of
Coffee in the
land. A Beauti-
ful Picture Card
in every Pack
ace. Fer Sale
eyeryWhere.Ask
your Grocer for
Il.
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nenth of a comnn,.r.

LONDON, a pfil1T.-John Barnett,
the musical composer, born in ls02,
Is dead.
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CIVIL SERVICE REFuRsl.

Plumb hoped the senator from
Massaehus.its would limit his con-
fessiOns 80 himself and commented
upon ''the combination which
seemed to exist between the demo-
cratic party and the senator from
Massachusetts" The bill, he said.
simply put the whole question Of
appointments in the Presidents
power. Il did not seem to him that
the bill should have excited debate.
The appointments were mere tenn
poraTy ones.
After considerable further dis
cussiOn HOar modified his amend
ment TO read: Examination for
appointment OF these examiners
shall te under regulations prescribed
by the fre-ideut." This was agreed
ic-ayes 50, hayes Sand without
finishing the bill the Senate ad-
journed.