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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-20

GREAT FALLS, y. H., May i9.-
Interest l. renewed in the Sawtelle
case by the finding II n vest sup
POSED 20 be Hiram Sawtelle's, by
? party Of fishermen on the bank OF
Keyes brock, not far from the coun-
,ry road traversed by him on the
fatal night and not more than 800
yards ffOin where one Of Hiram's
shoes was found. There were 10
bullet holes in the front Of the gar.
ment, but in the rack was a hole
that had been made by n bullet, and
the surrounding cloth had the ap-
Iearance Of being turned 10y powder.
The collar was torn down in the
hack and there were distinct blood
stains ON the front. There. was
nothing in the pockets save few
matches. and button-shaped whistle
Of tin.
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rendering the establishment OF
quarantine necessary, this confer
ence urges such course in the adj
ministratiOn on the part Of the Unit
ed States a. will c0nfue the disease
10 the point OF initial attack. y dis
c'ission took place ON the most feas-
lble plan for promoting a proper
comprehension OF the principles and
practice Of hygiene. pr. Blaine Of
illinois spoke Of TIE legislature Of
this State, and concluded that all
agencies were venal, not excepting
the press. DIR. Blunhett Of Tennessee
defended the press.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-20

PARIS, May I9.-In an interview
recently had with him 10y De Sioux,
the French journalist, Bismarck
said the danger ahead lay in the
sentimental anger Of the French
over the loss Of Alsace-LOrTaine.
'.Supposiug France and Russia
crushed Germany" he said, "who
would lie the gamer? Russia would
certainly then devOur France.
Germany was the bulwark Of
western Europe against Russian in
vasiOn."
Talking with n correspondent Of
the NOUOe IreDlya Of st. Petersburg,
the ex- chancellor declared that
Austria was not so near decay az
people imagined. Germany needs
Austria for the same reason that
Russia needs France. 4 war be-
tween Germany and Russia would
be the greatest mistake, but was, for
many reasons. almost impossible.
The labor conference was a blow In
the air. The discomfort Of capital
lists was much more dangerous than
the discomfort Of wOrkmen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-20
IN THE CHURCH CASE YEsTEa-
DAY.
Opposition 10 CulIam's Bill 10
amend the Edmunds-
Tucker Act.
ANOTHER DOMESTIC TRAGEDY
IN sam FRANCISCO.
One Woman LasheS Another Al
most 10 Death with a
Snake Win.
bY Telegraph @ tho NEWS
THAT NOTABLE DECISION.
The Members OF the Court Approve
EobbluS a Church.

7 Ahtn|sNs n AaANfA.
! WASHINGTON, MAY I9.-lFOllow-
/ ing Is a continuation OF the teIe-
Saphic synopsis Of the decision Of
the Supreme Court % the United
! states IN the Church case
In its opinion the court SAYS the
I distinguishing features Of Mormon
/ ism are well known 20 he pOlyg3my
I anu absolute ecclesiastical control
over its Church memtgrS. Not
wi,hstandiHg all efforts 60 suppress
| the blTlauOus practice of pulygamy.
! the sect VerseveTes in defiance
OF law in .rr0pagaGng and piO-
/ noting this nCfaEiUus doctrine. Tine
question, therefore j., whether the
! promotion Of such uuiswful system,
| rspuguaut % our laws, Is to be al
lowed 10 continue, AMI whether the
| enormous funds which have been
accumulated be wielG",i fUi tine prop
agaii9n 81 Ia obnoxious practice.
ard for the promotion Of an organ
/ lied rebellion against the laws Cl
/ the United States.
The history Of the governments
dealings with the Aiormpus is one
VI patience on the part Of the
/ American government and resist
aDce % law and I!tilass atrocities
on the part Of che AIUEmuus. The
contention that Vgiy"anIy i1 q part
Ui the luUmUns' religious belief j.
I s0phistical plea. No doubt tie
I thugs 0f inIis imagined their belief
~ assassination was religious be-
lief, but THAT did not mskc il so.
society has a perfect right % pro-
nibit Oueuses against enlightened
mankind.
After an elaborate historical re-
view OF the common law, the court
says: 1CUnEress had back oils con-
tUmaci0us Organization. welding los
its resources immense power in the
Territory OF Utah, and employ iug
those resources IN constantly at
tempting % oppose, subvcrt and
thwart the legislation OF Cuugre-s
AMI the viii % tlc government 20.
the Juiled States. Under sgch cir-
cumstauces, we nave no loub, Of the
right OF Congress 10 90 as itu did. The
decree Of the lover court j. com
uTmed. -
Justice Bradley delivered the
| opinion. Chief Justice Fuller saia
mat he and Justices Field ami La
mar were constrained % GisseH..
C0ngrUss uuquesii1uabiy has power
20 suppress lJlyEamy and is Is inn
material whether the crime was
committed In the name gi religion,
bat Congress has not the power O.
seize and c3ufisca;c the property Il
r cooperation bsc9Us its memf es
may have be- guilty Of or me.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-20

CHICAGO, May 10. - For some
time past the aivislhiliiy Of erect,
ing = watch agtGry plant on the Pa,
citi- Coast, tu compete for the
coast trade. hgS Igeu under c1nsid-
gEiiDl by % number a. prominent
watch Manufacturers from various
parts Of the country. Alta meeting
il this city today VI tire men prom,
iBeully Identified with the watch
Iu-ilg-s, plans were cousumma,ed
Tor tine erection 0f such n factory.
No city w0s definitely selected foI
the site. Spokane Fails, however,
seemed 60 De- faroritc, tut Seattle,
Tacowg, Portland AMI san Fran.
cisco are mentioned.
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Yesterdays PROGRAMME.
The Presbyterian General Assem-
bly, Receives The zIsf Annual
REPORT.


Report.
SARATOGA, AIay1g.-In the Pres
byterian general assembly DR..
Kempsblll moved that the report Of
the committee sn methods Of alter
ing the constitution be referred back
to the committee, enlarged by seven
new members, with instructions 10
report as early rs possible 10 the rs
! sembly. a discussion followed and
a motion TO lay on the table was
lest.
The question Of recommi;tal was
then referred, and the matter was
drOEped for the time being, but later
was taken up again aud, aftera long
debate, adopted. The board Of mis-
siOns for freedmen presented its an
uual report, showing steady ami
gratifying progress in its work.
The seventy-iirst annual report Of
the board Of education shows that
contributions have not increased n
fast a. the number Of applicants,
81 ,5jl churches having given moth
ing. The fault for this failure i
largely with the Prcsbyteri,s. There
were last year ilIs churches vacant,
ne1riy One-third Of them important
enough TO have the entire services
Of a minister. ave have perhaps
800 applicable men among our min
listers without charges. We have an
annual average Of Us graduates,
about Thirty not fully educated. We
draw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-20

New YORK, Nav I9.-The Pub
lie Grain and Exchange (limited),
said 20 be the largest bucket shop IN
the Unitct States, went to the wall
this morning. Numerous creditors
are lowering about the offices.
President Platt said he thought
business would be resumed very
soon. The capital is Sl0o,0)D, fully
paid.
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sold to the English.

LONDsN, May IA large block
Of Commercial Gable stock has been
sgll 20 q London syndicate, COM
posed 81 parties Interested in the
Cana :igu Pacific Railway, and TO-
day Sir Donald =. Smith, w. L.
NadHoTu and G.. l.. RGsmer. OF
Montreal, and Thomas Skinner, Of
London. were elected directors.
John ". iiacksy still personally
holds more than 0ne-half Of the
capital stock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-20

Justice Lamar rendered the opin-
ion OF the court in the ease Of j. G..
Mccall, plaintiff, as agent OF the
Erie Railway at san Francisco. az
restei and convicted under the law
requiring a license fee Of persons
engaged in this lire o. business. He
C0ntendei that the law was uucon-
sti,utiunal, as an interference with
inter state commerce AMI an unjust
discrimination against companies
outside the State. The court sus-
tanned his contention. and reversed
thejudgment Of the lower court, re-
handing il with directions 10 enter
new decree IN conformity with
the opinion. Chigl Justice Fuller
and Justices Gray ami Brewer dis
seuted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-20

SAN ANTONIO, May 49, The
Mexican consul ContTadicts the
statement sent hence last weel, OF n
threatened revolution in Coahuila.
He deglaIes that Mexico is in a
thoroughly pacific mood ut present
The recent movement OF trD0IS was
simply an ordinary change OF STA
lions.
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The uur.naE nine

SHA3ipIyIN, Pa. May I9.-The
work OF Turning the creek into the
burning Nelson shaft is not vet
comp ietel. y number q men went
down o. the 30 foot level t0lay and
were overcome iy gas. 4 volun-
teer guam got them out just in time
10 save tLeir lives.
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MmIbr In,IIrl.,I.

KANSAS CRY, May l9.-Judge
Edwards. ufthe Cole County Circuit
Court. To-Day charged the grand
Jury % investigate charges against
eS-frUlsuger Ngllui, and 10 seek
out those with whom lie gamhled
away the states money and indiCt
them likewise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-20

RPARIs, May l9.-Tenlps Senegal
dispatch: The French have cap
tured Segon and OuosebOugan, after
conflicts with the DahOmians at the
battle Of Ousebougan, which took
place April p. They numbered lIJ0
aud all were killed. The French los
was fifteen killed and seventy-two
wounded.
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was passed recognizing The lack Of
ministers and increased p1stOTless
churrhe@. urging the Presbyteries q
be more diIigeut iu either caring iOI
or diss1lvins them. and suggesting
that they might I've gruuPel together
and supplied with service by ruling
elders. etc. DIR. Booth Of New
York said lie thought the 5000
elders OF the church were the source
Of = supply for this need.
a recitation Proposing an over
ture 10 the Pr, shylcrie- urging
greater care in receiving ministers
from other denominations was in
tr0ducei 10y Dc. Nichols. and, after
considerable earnest discussion,
passed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-20
Aner 4 NInHor.

CEDAR KEYS. Fla, May 10
The marines from the revenue cutter
NcNaHe, who, in company with
several deputy marshals have been
hunting for Mayor COttTell since
Saturday morning. will not give up
until they have searched every nook
in the neighbOrhoOd. a queer
feature OF the case is thatnany who
denounced COttrell's conduct a.
outrageous, etc, have since the ill.,
Prevention Of the Federal officers to
protect the customs collected raised
quite a howl against the search for
the desperate. coupled with talk Of
Federal secession.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-20
S.uiIiy

JcLlEr. H., May l9.-The Bap-
Us, Ministerial Council, composed Of
delegates BON sixty churches in Hi
nois To-Day considered the charges
against tie somewhat noted Joliet
pastor. Whitman, and without a
dissenting voice found him guilty.
He was aut Tor, hut B-luscd 10 ap-
| pgarauJ locked the church.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-20
The Boards of Health.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Msy l9.-The
National and State Boanis OF Health
convened IN this city this morning.
A number Of papers bearing on SUBJ
jects pertaining 10 health were read.
Resolutions were adopted that upon
the outbreak Of yellow fever or other
dangerous communicable diseases
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-20

GEEENSEUBC, Pa, May i9.-T.
Y. l0Wlsriy. j.. =. Byrne and Pc
ter Wise were this morning acqUit-
tel Of the uL5rge0f conspiracy. The
costs were placed on the county.
The main portion Of the testimony
f1r the commonwealth was given
by Gallagher ami was a reiterati0u
OF his former story.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-20
TRoM OTHER DENOlnNATIOys

eighiy-five n year; ninety-three die
annually on an average. Thus it
will lie seen that we are sure b.
have n growing lack Of properly
qualified pastors. Our large draft
on other denominations is a great
peril 10 the harmony and unity Of
ilie church," The report commends
60 rich men the example Of the late
John >. NewbuTy, Of Detroit, who
gavs $1,000, the income Of which
is % enable some student 10 secure
thorough PREF aration.
DR.. Poor, Of Philadelphia, spoke
earnestly of the evil Of the condition
stated by the committee OF supvlies
This, together with the apathy Of
more than half Of the churches, lee
iers young men from seeking the
ministry. Elder TuU!huli az Cali
fornia thought ti5Gt a large number
Of churches could raise from SluD
to 5000 o., q permanent fund. the
iuicrcs. O. Pc applied 90 The ciuca-
ton of young men. The rvl.rt was
nLUptct.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-20

KANSAS CTl-, May ia Tope-
In special says that $50 temperance
women In that city have handed
together and resolved 20 enforce the
State law, despite the Supreme
Court decision. Raids are expected
10 follow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-20
German Operations In East Africa

BERLIN, May lO.-The Budget
committee Of the Reiehstag has APP
proved credits amounting TO 81, 500,
900 marks on account OF German
operations in East Africa. or this
amount $50, 900 marks will be devot-
Ell to paying n subsidy TO the East
Africa Steamship Company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-20

Townsend Col said the amend
ment was in the interest Of the Mex
lean miner, and would ruin the
mining Industry Of the West.
Cluhie Call and Bartine (Nev.
also opposed the amendment vigOr-
ously. 1t was then rejected-t2 to
l26-HOpkins, Funston, Mason,
ButierwO.th, Kelly, Post, Adams,
Gear and Morrill, voting in the ailir-
NATIVE, and Clunie in the negative.
Hopkins offered an amendment
providing that ore containing silver
and lead shall pay a duty Of half a
cent per pound on the lead contained
therein. L1st-lDl 10 leo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-20

YOKOHAMA, May ia new
cabinet has been formed rs follows:
Count Tsukumicei, minister OF
home affair; General a. KamaSa,
education; Admiral Sukemore, hus-
landry; General Ggama, war;
Count Masahoshi, finance, and
Count Shojiro, communications.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-20

NEW YORK, May l9.-The Fas-
sett Committee resumed investiga-
tons tyday. Mayor Grants private
secretary, Helm, John II. Latin
and other witnesses, biuntly opposed
McCann's statementsand confirmed
Grants.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-20

The Senate committee on Ter.
tories heard Frank Cannon. editor
IL the Ogden, Utah, Standard, iu
opposition to Cullom's bill to amend
the Edmunds-TuCker. act, SO as to
disfranchisc MonmCns and render
them ineligible rs jurors. Cannon
opposed the hiil on the ground that
snti-MormOu legislation had now
gone far enough: that The situation
II ailairs with respect 10 the Nor.
mon question was improving aud
would continue To improve upon the
present basis. Nothing but time
was needed now 20 work cut a
satisfactory settlement Of all the
troubles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-20
rNrrrNArInNAE EAILwAr.

The President has sent 20 the
Senate n letter 10 the Secretary Of
state, submitting plan Tor the pre-
limiuaTy survey for n railway line
30 connect the principal cities Of Tie
American hemisphere, ia accord
anCe with the Recommendation o.
the Pan-AneriCaH Congress 10 en-.
able the government TO participate
in tile promotion Of the enterprise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-20

CHICAGO, May l9.-The colored
walters at the Fremont and Com
mercial Hotels struck this morning
for a reformation in the hours and
wages. Eighty union walters at
the Palmer House were discharged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate o, Thomas vincent, Deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY TIfE
~ undersigned, Administrator Of TIE
Estate Of Thomas Vincent. deceased. o the
creditors %, and all pcrEsns having claims
AGAINST the said deceased. 20 exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication Of this
naticc TO the said Administrator, ~ 20 = q.
Fourth East. salt lake City, in the C0uu,y
Of Salt Lake. Utah.
Dated April s1th. ISL
WILLIAM II. STEWART.
Administrator II Thomas Vincent. -CCsased.
q cav w
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-20

SAN FRANCISCO, May Ig.-Ed-
ward Pleading shot and killed his
wife this evening and then probably
fatally shot himself. The shooting
was on account Of domestic quar-
rpi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-20

NEW YORK, lg.-B1b Wallace.
who Is said 90 have stolen $50, OJJ
irsm his uncle, John Il. Wallace,
was arrested 30 Havana.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-20

Ia the House. the amendment Of
Funston, 70 strike out the prOvisO Of
the tariff bill imposing a tariff on
silver-lead ores being under discus.
sion, Frank MOI regretted that
the amendment emanated from the
republican side and opposed it.
Hopkins ILLS. cOntendei that the
importation Of Mexican ores was q
blessing TO American miners. as
working men engaged in smelling.
In the name 81 American labor he
protested against the proviso, which
would curtail the output Of AmeTi.
can mines.
Grain Tex said the lead-silveE
proviso was illustrative OF the logi-
cal sequence Of protection, namely
prohibition Of importation. The
adoption Of the prOviso in the I'LL
meant ruin 20 frontier towns and
incalculable injury TO American
capital in Mexico.
Dubois (Idaho) objected TO Hop
kins posing ~ representative OfthC
miner. No word In favor Of free
lead was heard from the representa-.
tigss Of the miner. This amend
ment struck n blow, not only at the
miners, but at the silver producers.
Perkins Kansas protested against
the amendment ~ putting the
American miner In competition
with the Mexican workman,
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DETRoIf, May 10. - Ex-senator
Charles W. Jones Of FlOrids, was
this morning ajjudged insane.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate o; Hannah c. DomvHlc. deceased

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned. administrator Of the e.
ta.e Of Hannah q. Domviiie ,deceasci.to The
creditors OF and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, % exhibit then
with the necessary vouchers within ten
months after the irst publication Of this
notice. TO the said Administrator a. tho
ONCE % Islac ~ Wactell, attnruey, Utah
Commercial and Savings Bank building
salt lake CITY. IN the County Of salt Lake,
Utah Territory.
PETER FAIRCLOUGH.
Administrator Of the estate Of Hannah
Cowan Domvilie, deceased
Dated April fth, iss-s-
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IRON rnE CAPITAL.

CuiIuu-S HIII 10 Amend tie ia.
uguuds-ETcigcr Act
WAsnISGTuN, May lH.-Ths 81.
prone Count rendered an opinion
holding unconstitutional the Inv Of
Of Minnesota requiring that all
fresh meats sold in the STATE 1e cut
from animals slaughtered within
the state, and inspected twenly-four
hJurs before laughter. Tie case D.
Of great interest 10 Tie dressed tgyi
men. Tho win.
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srRAYEn OR STOLEN

EyROM NY PLACE IN DEsERET on
II Thursday Evening. two dark bay
Horses, aged 4 years each one Of them
branded IN on left shoulder, ? hind feet
white. few white h,irs in the
head: IA the other one branded w en-
left thizh, both had hal ers on when they
left Any person finding the same or either
OF them Will be literally rewarded b. re-
turning them TO me or notifying me OF their
whereabouts
Address WILLIAM x BLACK.
d&s Nv Deseret. Willard Co.
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WASHINGTON, May ls.- The
HOUSE, Ia committee 0f the whole,
prUcte,lUd 90 the consideration Of
the tariff bill, tile pending amend
meut h-iug tina. offered by Funston
lIaus.I, striking from the metal
schedule the prUyiso that silver ore
and all other ore containing lead
shall pay 4 duty Of : cents per
pound on lead contained therein.
After considerable discussion tde-
tailed elsewhercl tire amendment
was defeated-U3 10 l26.
The amendment offered Saturday
by Mckinley 70 the internal rev
euuc lin was adopted, Is were also
number Of others OF Mckinley's
amendments. Among them was
one that the internal taxes on
smoking and manufactured tobacco
and snuff hrfOur cents a pound and
re5ucirg the bond Of cigar manu-
factarers from 500 90 Sl0D.
Henderson lla.) spoke in favor Of
restoring the present internal tax on
tobacco and offered al amendment
10 the effect. The people believe,
he said, that the tax should lie
taken from the neccssaTies OF the
table, rather than from the pipe,
CIGAR AND WHISKY JOG.
The main question before the House
was whether the treasury contained
enough money L. pay the expenses
Of the government. Atsuch n time
Inc did not believe in taking the tax
from tobacco. lie did not propose.
with the soldiers Of the Union
knocking al the doors OF the capitol,
TO take the tax from tobacco.
Tucker VA offered and advO-
Gated an amendment abOlishing the
tax on tobacco.
Kerr down favored a repeal Of
the tobacco tax. Under the system
Of monopoly in the production Of
whisky and tobacco, the tax on
these articles had been more demon
alizing than any other tax imposed.
Mckinley said the committee had
not abolished the tax on tobacco be
cause the country needed money,
and because II was not necessary to
abolish Il IN order to preserve the
protective system.
fuckers amendment was rejected
60 10 llS-AtkiusOn, McComls.
Kerr, Lehebach, Evart, Waddel,
Brown IVA aud Mudd voting with
the democrats, and Heard, Williams
iiils.l, Owens lOhiol, Tarsney and
Morgan with the republicans.
HendersDn's amendment was also
rejeCtei-35 10 lis. Henderson
offered another amendment restOr-
Ing the present rate Of duty on wool
and woOleus. Pending a vote the
committee ruse and the House adj
jOurued.