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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-25

most the entire day % reach a con.
ciu-ion - % whether or not they
viii or.cr strike on the Vanderbilt
I liae~.
Aler Chief Sargent had called
| Use council % uulrr the council de-
,idei that the matter Of giving
news . tLc pres should he placed
entirely iu the hands q Sargent.
J u was also deemed b,--t not 20 Civ.
out any u the deliberations until
tire council came 10 a final adjourn
mcut.
Tie morning -.ss-i1u lasted until
l l. O'clock. when the council aL-
'jourIe.l { = lunch.
To an inquiries Sargent had the
s.ereIiylei rePly that nothing could
/ ie given ulL until all business was
! pu4ui. Sargent had not finished
/ i.i~ ..IaI ID the council when the
I dinner hour came. az course lav
exact wording u his report cannot
I ic given. hut 10 related chiefly %
I what Hr had learned lg thH yHrt
I euueeruiu. tie discharge % the
twU swi.cGmeu al Buffalo. Tie
! PRESIDENT aI-u reported his inter
yirWs with p1wdsriy and IIsye-.
| .4r touched on hi, iSar-yut'7f visit
[ % Webb, al the l,Iut--' n itc 'st;'r
ami toll 81 the cvasivr reptiles given
l 10y Hrha 10 ms leading questions.
I After Sargent was through, CUuE-
| Cii0rs H8aarl, Wilkinson ami
Sweeney ma,ie their reports. Tie
three tuuS zap the lime until .
O'Clock.
Then q free discussion was C1I-
| Quoted, every memi er % the CIuu-
iii taking part. ami it wa ul; until
after O'Clock shat the council all
Z jgrueI Tor supper.
/ The mr.na yEs OF tie council took
/ their time 4i1It getting ;nst ,HaI iG
I the evening. They fratyruizri with
I iae ueE-l men, up 90 = crriaiu
] IaiUJ were quite free 90 cNTre--
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ton.
A. Go the lHHcutuu- question 'l
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Z zion and ;lr auuyraIii iIuc-
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The Anaconda standard., 1890-03-22
Objections to the wyoming BiiI.

WAsnISDToS, March 2i.- Representa-
tive Springer. with the balance of the mi
nority ~ the house committee ON terri
tories. have united Ia a report in opposi-
ton 10 thr bill reported 10y the majority
providing for the admission of Wyoming
as a state. The main objections of the
minority are that there was no warrant 81
law for "a constitutional convention and
consequently very inadcquAt" repre-
snutation ~ the voters in th" convention,
among whom were included "A pumbcr ~
women. Tho minority proposes another
constitutional convention. "a popular vote
upon woman suffrage and the admission
~ the new state 10y presidential procla.
nation afterwards.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-03-22

WAsHiSGToS, March 2l.-Thc Inter
national American conference to-day re-
ceived the report of the committee ON
communication on the Pacific ocean.
The committee recommended that the
nations lying along western coast Of the
American continent and represented in
this conference agree To subsidize one or
more lines of steamships which shall
make regular voyages between the ports
Of San Francisco and that III Valparaiso in
the republic of Chilli, and Intermediate
points, said vessels Ia make b-montlI-
ly round trips at least to each
port, to hc first class in every
respect and not less than four thousand
tons capacity. Vessel owners to be- pro-
hibitcd from entering into any arrange
ment or combination To increase the pas
sepger or freight rates. As compensation
for this service a subsidy is provided for
To he paid lily by the subscribing
nations in proportion Ia their population.
The total amount, however. il not Ia ex-
cced 30 cents per gross registered ton for
each one Thousand miles sailed. The
conference to-day adopted the report Of
the committee on communication ou the
Gulf Of Mexico and tarribcan sou already
publishpl.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-03-22
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

LoSpu>, March Il. Edmund Sweteuham
conservative member II parliament Tor CarDar
'on, i dead.
pans, March q. The Sicrl, asserts that
Count hon Munster, ,rrman ambassador AT
Parts, viii >nrcr''d Herbert Bismarck a, Germap
foreign minister,
L">po>. March a. Dispatches from the
mining districts nl"u th" men everywhere
going Ia work.
BrrtiN, March q. Il T. reported thai Her
bette, the ft'nrh ambassador herr, VIII resign
,ft-r thr CONCLUSION ~ the labor ronfrrrnce.
JnspoN. Marrh u. Many collirrs resumed
day By Monday argr majority of the men
ALuNNN. March si. The court of appeals has
Affirmed the Judgment OF the courts b,Iow in the
hcmler murder cs,sr, d~larlng electrical eSeru-
ton constitutional
BEHIiS, March ei-rhs workinen holding
meetings at kO.I-nick last night bccame en-
cited by sp.,Sh.s and raised "A riot Two grnd
armrs while cndeaVorlng to dispcrse them we're
wounded
ROME, March a. Tanfulia says the socialist
deputy Costa has He'd 10 America. The chambsx
has been discussing the legality of his arrest tn
undergo sentence OF three years Imprisonment
for resisting the police.
JACKSON, Miss. March si.-The district at
lorncy to-day made an affidavit against e>-stats
Treasurer W. L. Hemingway, charging him with
embezzlcment OF state fuu,ls. Hemingway WAS
arrested and gave 5000 ball
MILWAUKEE. March 2i.-CharleS T.. Colby To-
/ day resigned the presidency of the Wisconsin
and Wisconsin Central railroad comIAnie- T.
/ n. Abbott was elected president lh,lh corpora-
tiunS believe that Colby will soon be- chosen
/ president of the Northern Pacific.
OTTAWA, March 2i.-rhe government leader
q Of the srnalv last night introduced blll winch
! pftttlcalil grants provincial autonomy 10 the
/ Northwest territories. II proposes 10 grant the
/ 1st>latute the right OF making direct taNation
Tor municipal and territorial purpss..s and leaves
the uursIson Vf the abolition Of the official use Of
the fr,neh language 10 the legislature after tbs
! neat general election.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-03-22
THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT,
Adoption of tn. Parne,i Commission Rc
port saIi.bury's speech Criticized.

Adoption of the Parnetl Commission Rc-
port salisbury's Speech Cri,iciket.
LONDON, March 2i.-Thc Marquis of
Salisbury moved in the housc of lords to-
day that the report of the Parnall com
mission be approved. The Parncilites
congratulated themselves upon being
found not guilty Of certain charges, hut
there was evidence to show that the Par
ncllites in parliament were ready to make
use ~ crimes committed 10y Parnellites
outside Of parliament. The Irish parlia-
mcntary party had their bands on the
throttle valve Of crime (hcar, hear, and
let 20 or restrained criminality as
their political necessities required.
How could the country assent Ca
committing the great interest of Ireland
To men thus linked with criminality and
immortality. The commission had laid
bare, or indicated the spirit of these as-
piring governors Of Ireland. Here were
men whose political objects were syste-
matically pursued by means Of leading to
outrage and murder, and their political
| career ought To warn the country before
hand what would be the fate Of loyal adj
| herents Ia the crown, if ever these crimi-
| nal conspirators got control of Irrland.
Baron Herschell attacked the oue-sitlcd
character OF Salisb,Iry's speech in re-
| ferring only Ia the charges on which Par
mention of the gravcr charges on which
they were acquitted. The verdict of
| public opinion was ON the side OF the
Parn llites now, and when the story of
the episode was fully --ritten on the pages
| of history, praise and i,iaInc would not bc
awarded 10y Salisbury. Condemnation
would not rest upon the Parncllitcs. hut
would concentrate upon their acc,Isers.
Lord Kimberly said the whole case was
| pivoted upon forgeries. and il was only
just tn record that the charges based
thereon had collapsed. Lord Spencer said
| he could not support the motion without
recording that great wrong had been in
tIictcd upon Parncll. The old method Of
governing Ireland had failed and the only
| remedy was 10 throw upon Irishmen the
responsibility Of managing their own
affairs. Lord Roscbury severely cens,ired
the government for Offering no rcparation
10 Parnell and for taking no steps To pun.
| ish the TinrS. "" concluded with AN clo.
quent rcproach and warning Ia Irish
aristocracy saying that all history gave
evidence that aristocracy separated from
tho people was doomed. Salisbury
motion was adopted without division.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-03-22
M AULIFFE The VICTOR
Carroll Gives Up In the Porty-seVenth
Round.
Two Thousand People Witness tho
Great Flight at San Francisco
The Men Very Evenly
Matched.

SAN Francisco, March 2l.-Tcmend-
ous interest was taken I'm the contest to-
night between Jack McAulifre and Jimmy
Carroll at the California Athletic club,an
fully 1000 people were In attendance.
Owing to some rumors that the contest
was not to bc genuine one President
Fulda last night informed Carroll and
McAuliire that IL at any time during the
contest there was any evidence OF fool
ing" the fight would be stopped and the
men would be thrown out OF the ring.
Hiram Cook was selected referee.
Betting tonight was quite brisk and con-
siderable money was placed two to one
OH McAulifre. Both men were apparently
in the pink of condition, weighing, Nc
Auliffe l3iE, Carroll 135E. The men
came into the ring at $40; At IL :lh 10
rounds had been fought with no decided
advantage. but slightly in McAuliife's
favor. In the 29th and goth McAuliiIe
pounded Carroll about the neck and body
until the latter was staggered somewhat.
The next few rounds were generally In
McAuliffc's favor, but both men displayed
much cleverness. In the 3sth Carroll
face and jaws. Carroll reached his mark
half dozen times and McAuliffe was
evidently becoming dazcd. He Struck out
weakly, but Carroll would get away safe
ly and come with another jab in his face.
Carroll repeated this performance,
in the next round, though with
not such good effect. The 40th round was
quiet. In the 42nd round Carroll gave Nc
Aulifre an ugly upper cut and then planted!
several more hard ones on his nose and
face, causing the blood to flow freely and
making McAuliffe stagger. In the And
round McAulitfc was weaker but still
game.
McAuliirc won the fight in the iItl
round.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-03-22
Colorado city, Fire I,ug,.

COLORADO CITY, Col. March 2i.-Thcrs
were no new developments to-day. but the
excitement is running high, and the dis.
covery Of the fire bugs will result in AN
execution without due process Of law.
Late last night and after the burning OF
Mayor Stockdridge's residence and the
American hotel, the residence of II. j.
Reese, the Grand Avenue hotel, and the
Crystal Palace Variety theatre burned
The total loss is about 10000. Two sus.
picious characters, Peter Reed, and a man
named Myers, have been charged with
being incendiaries. The city il patrollcd
tonight by one hundred special police
and any person caught attempting 10 r.
peat last nights outrages will be- sum
marily dealt with.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-03-22

special to the Standard.


GREAT FALLS, March Il. About 81
men are on strike at the sand Coulec coal
mines. They ask the company To- pay
them $3.50 per day, which would be AN adj
vance Of 20 cents. They say that entry
men are paid si.tJ and that the wages
should bc made uniform. About Sd men
are not on strike. The entry men are sat
istied with their present wages and so far
have refueed To go on strike. Two meet
ing- were held to-day on the prairie 10y the
strikers. There il no disorder. IL il rN-
pectcd that all differences will be adj
lustrd.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-03-22
THE AGRICULTURAL DEPRESSION
what stati-tician Dodge ha. tn Say On sh.
subject.


subject.
WASHINGTON, March 2i.-The prevail
ing depression in American agriculture is
treated by Statistician Dodge in his March
report to the department Of agriculture.
The prevailing low prices is noted and
the feeling of discouragemeht In rural
circles throughout the world Is indicated.
IL has been especially severe In Great
Britain and il the subject Of complaint
discussion and official investigation
in Germany, France, Italy and all
countries. IL Is present in monarchies
and republics, under divers currenciss
and economic systems. But it h
less severe here than in other countries.
The main cause low prices IL referred to
in the eNorable Law Of supply and de
mand. Corn and wheat and other staples
ar. cheap because OF over production.
Immigration has increased the popula-
tion 5,OO,UO i'm 10 years. lntcr-continen-
| tai areas have been carved into farms.
free To natives and forciRners opening
millions OF acres Ia cultivation.
Dodge says that while there IL an excess
| 81 production 10 "a few staples like wheat.
ctc., there are insufficient supplies OF
many other necessary products. and to-
| tai absence OF scores of others which
should furnish profitable employment ~
rural labor. There is too narrow a range
Of cropping divcrsiiication that IN essen
WI VI tllNatlpns
arc imports costing S2p.0O,0O0 per
annum Of agricultural pr. ducts which
should bc produced here. These ars
sugar, animals and their products. flbres.
fruits, and nuts. barley, leaf tobacco land
| wines. Farmers are suffering for want OF
hundreds ~ millions Of dollars that the
sweat 81 brows and different hands nigh,
produce In raw materials for scores Of old
aud new industries. Another serious
cause of the depression, he says, Is the
exorbitant share of farmers products
taken 10y the middlemcn aud carriers.
The army 81 dealers in futures disturb
the natural flow of trade and
check cxportation oby "A temporary riss
to bc followed 10y lower prices and greateI
fluctuations. Spectators dcprcss prices
when farmers arr full and boom thsr
when farmers have nothing to sell, and a
| present the community j. invested with
presidential swarins ~ non-producer.
The course 81 speculation blights and con
suucs the result Of honest industry.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-03-22
Jonn.,o~n again Threatened.

JoHssrowN, P9., March 2i.-Quite a
serious flood thrc ttcns the lower portions
of this city, rivers having been raising
one loot an hour ince o'clock this af-
ternoon, and as tie snow has been melt
ing fast all day, "A heavy volume Of water
il expected. At = O'Clock tonight tbs.
street AT the stone bridge is covered IN "a
Cambria had to bc across the stone
bridge. II looks rs IL all the bridges
might go and the leople living in the
lower part 81 the town are moving out.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-03-22

READING, March n. - Bishop Eshcr
was not present during the proceedings
to-day. IL is supposed he will entirely g-
more the verdict as he has all along main
taincd he il not subject To the DIRECTION uf
the committee which tried him. That the
charges arr old aud he has previously
been cNoneratcd.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-03-22
Want. to Do Away with ,h. Lords.

LONDON, March 2i.-ln the commons
this evening Labouchcrc moved for an
abolition of the hereditary representation
m parliament. People would not long
tolerate the idea II several hundreds Of
men born with the privilege To- interfere
with the government and Ia lcgi-laie as "a
class. The house had the spectacle he
fore IL of men excluded from the Jockey
club and warned OF the race courses. aud
IL the nation. The motion was rejected
MI Ia 1.gl
The Anaconda standard., 1890-03-22

BUFFALO, March 21.-HarSel Matas
Carloza, passenger on the eastbound
Lake Shore train. died suddenly between
Dunkirk and Buffalo yesterday afternoon
Of bronchial consumption. He was on his
way 10 the Azores, and is supposed to have
been Portuguese journalist. He has rel
atlvcs in Denecia, California.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-03-22
CARTER IN HOT WATER
Likely to Lose In His Flight Tor Tho
Promised Duty on Lead.
Other Changes Going on with Tar
iff Matters Kansas Smelters
Likely to Knock Mon
tana Out.

WAsnISoroS. March 2i.-Tbc ways
and means committee may bc compelled
Ia hack down from it's paragraph impos-
ing duty of a cent and half pound on
lead ore where ever found. The fight
over clause has been going on for weeks
aud the Kansas smeltcrs to-day declared
that they must have fiuxing ores free,
which Carter declares will he political
death 20 the Republicans in Montana.
The sugar men are fighting against any
cut and the sugar schedule is still un-
finished. The lumber men have secured
a restoration Of the tariff which Mckinley
had cut down. Hides have put back on
the free list after bcing taxed mt n
cent and half pound. An
order has been issued by the
railway mail service substituting inner
registered sack exchanges for through
registered pouches beginning March 81 ~
follows: Butte City and Helena. Mont.
daily leave Butte at sos a. M, and Helena
ut 3:25 y. M: Great Falls and Helena.
Mont, daily leave Helena at IL 10 u. m,
and Great Falls at II :l5 am.
The democrats in the house demanded
to-day that the republicans bring in and
pass the service pension bills as prom
ised during the campaign. This will
hurry up the Morrill, service pension hill
which will call for the expenditure Of
from forty Ia sixty millions annually.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-03-22
A senators Queer Object.

PARIS, March Il. Naquct resigned his
seat in the scuat. to-day. He said he
only entered the sena.e in order to secure
a divorce. N. prefers to b. in the cham
her elected hy popular suffrage. The
reading of his resignation caused an up-
roar. Nagu.t was i"ered on leaving the
senate. He was the last Boulangist s"na-
tar
The Anaconda standard., 1890-03-22
Decline. to Accept Them.

BERLIN. March 2i.-The Ileriissr Nachs-
richien says the emperor declines to ac-
ccpi th. r.-ignntions of the prussian min
istcrs and that the rumOrs Of revision Of
tho Enthusiastically appointments arc
nr,mntttts
The Anaconda standard., 1890-03-22
Riot al n workmen'- Meeting,

BERLIs, March 2I.-A workingmen's
meeting at Roepennick becoming too
demoastratiye last night, eendarmes un-
dertook to suppress il. A riot ersued in
which one gendarme was killed and many
injured with stones and knives.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-03-22
Threatened b, Avalanche.

LONDON, March 2i.-In many parts Of
Switzerland, villagers arr rctreating To
the valleys, enormous ayalancbes being
imminent.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-03-22
.Judg,I.,nch AGAIN =, work

HUNTSVILLE. Ala, March 2l.-Robert
Mosely, colored. was lynched this after
noon near here for an attempted outrage
on a white girl.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-03-22
Death Of % Duke.

LosDos. March 2i.-.The Duke of Man.
chester Is dead.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-10-03
MOURNING GOODS
A SPECIALITY.

The best makes Silk and Wool and
Wool Henriettas, Batiste, Nuns Veil
ings, Serges. Cashmeres, Surahs, Rha-
dame, Faille France and Mourning Silk;
Courtauld Grapes and Nuns Yelling for
Wells.
WHITE GOODS for dresses of all
kinds The best India Linen imported
at 10, II IL. Is, Is. 20. 20, 30 cts =
extra value "
Jones Soft Nainsoohs, Plaid and
Check Muslins. s, 10. II lie aud up
French Nainsooks. Figured Swiss. Lin
en- Lawn, Cambrics, 10, IL 1-2. 15c.
Ey Parasols and Umbrellas; Ladies' =.
Gents and Childrens
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-10-03
MR. w. K. GRIM e 8, i,
With an experience of twenty five years
is still associated with us


We snail II, in the past manufacture
PURE GROUND BONE DUST and
he same High Grade Bone Basis Fer
tiliztrs that have for years given such
general sai,iacton SPECIAL MIN
TURES a SPECIALITY
Farm Wagons from one to six horse.
Both Tabular Axle aud Thimble Skein.
We have. the best g inch tire, Tubular
Axle, Rear Brake, wagon in the market,
which wil be sold at prices to suit the
times You should see this wagon
Faro, Caris-wide and narrow tire
prices low
Road Carts of all kinds cheaper than
ever.
Sprine-Tooth iIarrows Grain Drills
MAYFlEiD h BROWN,
aug l-tf Georgetown, ID G
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-10-03
U N D e r w E A r

of Spring Weight, Gossamer and Gauze, from
70 to so cents.
KID, Silk and Taie,a Gloves, good makes
at popular prices.
CORSETS OF the best makes, including
Thompson Glove-flting, Warmers, c. p. and
others, medium aud long.
HOSIERY for Ladies, Men and Children,
including the celebrated Smith 4 Angel s
Herndon fast dye; Modes, Tans and the hest
Balbiigenn ever shown AT % cents
EMBROlDERlES, Allover and Tuckings,
Torchon and Oriental Laces
TABLE LINENS. Napkins and Towels -
Special bargains Turkey Red Table Clnlhs.
Pillow Linens, Sheelings
Crochet and Marsailes Spreads, Oilcloths
and Matiings.
large assor ment of Ladies' and Gents
embroidered, plain and colored bordered
llandkerchiets, from DC to $2 80
Cassimeres, Linen Drills aud other Men, s
and Boys wear Samples sent when desired
GOODS delivered in any part of the city
or at the Depots.
apr 1871 j. H. s.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-10-03
John "a Balker-'s Column.
PABULUM!

PARUG4UM vohy known need the
publication
who
besides being benefit o their lands
The superiority of Bone base
ny admitted by all who have the utjct
absolute folly make complete Guano high grade from
the Phosphate yielding substances animals
Ammonia is ii obtained
These facts when considered show the of PABlUM other
follow Is use.
800 GlbUlUml will better results 400 to
800 lbs low grade goods; cheaper and farmer less than the low
grade Guanos sold at low prices
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-11-22

Secretary OF Ju,ige or .Su-
STATE. preDle Court.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-11-22
LATER.

AT Jackson, Miss, on the 18th Rube
Smith, the train robber, convicted of
mail robbery, was sentenced by Judge
Hill to imprisonment for life in the
Columbus (O.) penitentiary. He is serv-
ing ten years. sentence in the Miss
issippi penitentiary, but Governor Stone
will turn him over to the United States
officers.
THE sugar refinery on tho Ponte
Palms plantation, near Houma, La, was
destroyed by fire on the 18th. Loss
500, GOO; insurance $50, 900. Two men
were seriously burned.
TIE project to es tablish in Boston an
institute where consumptive patients
may be treated by Koch's tuberculosis
cure is to be put in operation at once.
GEORGE HARRIS, the postal clerk ar
rested some time ago for robbing the
mails, was tried at st. Louis on the 18th
and sentenced to eighteen months hard
labor in the penitentiary at Jefferson
City.
THE general assembly of the Knights
of Labor, in session at Denver, Col, on
the 18th unanimously reelected Mr..
Powderly grand master workman,
Hugh Cavanaugh, of Cincinnati, worthy
foreman, and John w. Hayes, secretary
and treasurer; A. w. Wright, of Canada;
John Devlin, Michigan; j. }. Holland,
Florida, and j. c. Davis, general execu-
tive committee.
NEAR New Brighton, Pa, on the 18th
Edward Murray and Daniel Hogue were
walking on the track, when they were
Nv Ua11o
modation train and instantly killed.
JOHN b. GORDON was on the 18th
elected to tho United States Senate by
the Georgia Legislature to succeed
Joseph E. Brown.
IT Is reported that the President has
decided to appoint Representative C. S.
Baker, of Rochester, N. Y, Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury to succeed
General Batch eller, who was recently
appointed Minister to Portugal.
THE failure of p. w. Gallaudet G. Co.,
New York bankers, was announced on
the 18th. The liabilities are placed at
81, ,Oo0 0OO The firm was one of the old
est on Wall street
Tony HART, the actor, was pre-
nounced insane by sheriff's jury at
New York on the 18th.
A VALUABLE deposit of mineral paint.
which will take the place of amber, has
been discovered in Dickerson County,
Kan.
SEVER SERLEY, treasurer OF Chippewa
County, Wis. is reported to be eight or
ton thousand dollars short He has
turned over all his property to his bonds
men.