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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-06
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PITTsBURG, May Six hundred
coal miners struck today at Bellaire
and Cambridge, Ohio, against the
use Of the screen.
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DENVER, May 5.-Last Friday
the members of the Machine Work
ers and Turner'S Union made n
demand upon the mill men for a re-
duction Of hours from ten TO nine,
with ten hours pay. This being
refused, the men, numbering thirty
five, quit work this morning. They
were Joined by the bench men,
numbering $50. Among the mills
affected are the largest in the city.
They will not close down, but will
attempt to fill their present contracts
by running with a short force OF
non-union men, who have been
getting for some time past the wages
now demanded by the union. This
is the first strike in Denver this
year.
AUSTRALIA MAY HAVE A STRIKE.
BRISBANE, May 5.-The members
of the labor unions here threaten a
strike TO prevent the shipment of
woods sheared by non-union men.
They have cabled TO England, ask
ing for the support Of the British
labor unions.
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Tn. German Army.

BERLIN, May 5.-The Reschsda-
reigeT, in announcing the prepara-
ton off bill 10 increase the field ar
ullery by seventy batteries and the
army corps by special troops, Gays
that the state Of things among the
neighbors of Germany does not adj
NIT Of Germany continuing the
present militarys system, under which
the artillery is strengthened ut the
expense Of the infantry. 1t Is there
fore necessary to fix new effective
strength for the army.
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RepublIe.n Campaign Committee.

WASHINGTON, May 5.-The re-
publican senators and representa-
lives held n caucus 10 select re-
publican congress campaign COM
mittee, which was slimly attended
because Of the long cacus this after
noon, and 1t was not found expedi-
ent TO complete the list tonight
Among those selected were the fol-
lowing: Colorado, Townsend; Wy
oming, Corey; Idaho, Dubois.
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AT ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May l5.-
Four hundred employees Of the
Fairbanks Soap Company struck
tonight for a restoration of wages,
they having been cut fifteen per
cent last November.
LOUISVILLE PLAsTERERs STRIKE.
LOUISVILLE, May 5. - Striking
carpenters were Joined today by the
plasterers in their demands for al
IN n,..c..l NM and cl,nrf hnnira
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PHILADELPHIA, May g. The
stockholders Of the United Gas I'm
provement Company, which has
Interests In various cities Of the
county, held their annual meeting
today, at which preliminary steps
were taken toward the organization
of the prospective American Gas
Investment Company. This new
enterprise lie 20 be capitalized nj
$50, 900. 900, of which one-hslf Is 10
be subscribed in this country and
the other half will be offered to
English capitalists.
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BERLIN, May 5.-The Emin relief
committee has received a letter from
DR.. Peters, In which he says that he
ascendei the Tano River and
camped from November l6 TO No
vember 10Th In the Msmond noun
tains. He had frequent engage
ments with the natives and defeated
them. They started for Victoria
Nysnza on January 18th.
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NEW ORLEANS, May 5. - The
Bowen-Meyer fight is of. Meyers
manager says he has been sick and
desires TO postpone the event two
weeks. Bowen, who is in prime
condition, would not consent to
postponement. There being no for
felt up, Meyer declared the fight of.
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The German Colonial Policy.

BERLIN, May SIN a discussion
on the colonial question in the Bun
desrath today, Chancellor Won Ca
priyi made a lengthy speech, in
which he said he was neither an
optimist nor a pessimist in regard to
the colonial policy, but could give
assurance that its direction would
remain wholly unchanged.
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Canadian Carpenters.

DETROIT, May 5. = Forty-two
bosses have signed the carpenters
agreement and it is thought a few
days more will see the trouble settled
in the strikers favor. Two sets Of
Canadian carpenters were headed
Off today by the customs officials and
returned to Canada.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-06

ZANE T. PYPER, THE GUARDIAN or
- the estate OF Brigham Pyper ct Al.
minors. having nled her petition herein
daily verified. praying for IN order OF sale
Of portion Of the real estate OF said decd
eni. for the purposes therein set forth
Il l. therefore ordered by the Judgg
OF said court, that all persons in
terested in the estate OF said minors and
the next OF kin, appear before tire said
Probate Court on wednesday. the 7th day
Of May. $3.50, n ten O'Clock IN the forenoon
Of said day. ~ the Court Room OF said Pro
bate Court, AZ the County Court House. n
the city and county Of salt Lake, Utah Ter
rItory, TO show cause why an or''er shoulc
not be granted 10 the said guardian. 10 sci
% much OF the real estate Of the sale
minors AZ private sale A. shall be necessary
and that copy Of tins order be published
~ least four successive weeks IN the DIS
EKEI EVENING NEws. newspaper printed
and Published IN said city Aad county.
Dated April 4. lss0-
8. W. BAkrCH, Probate Judge.
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BALTIMORE, May "a horrible
double murder, the circumstances
surrounding which are shrouded in
mystery, was committed in this city
some time between O'Clock Friday
night and daylight Saturday. Fhe
victims were Mrs. Sarah Blaney,
aged so, and her unmarried daugh-
ter, Caroline, aged SIS, Of l03S
Greenpleunt Avenue.
The crime was not discovered I'M
til Saturday morning, when James
NJ. Blaney, the old lady's son, called
at her house on his way TO work, as
had been his custom for some time.
There was no response 10 his pull at
the door bell, and fearing that some
thing was wrong, he forced his way
into the house. In a sitting-room he
called TO his mother and sister and,
receiving no answer, went into the
kitchen, where he was Mortified at
finding their dead bodies stretched
upon the floor in pools Of blood. The
skulls Of both had been crushed in
by some blunt instrument and IL
was evident at glance that the
murderer struck them many blows,
as the kitchen floor was spattered
over with
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Death OF an Illinois Journalist

CHICAGO, May Ex-Governor An
drew Shuman died suddenly to-
night Of apoplexy. Mr.. Shumln
had n long and honorable career in
politics and newspaper work in this
State. Hewas for many years editor
and part proprietor Of the Chicago
EueRfag Journal.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Administrairix OF the estate OF sissen A.
Chase, deceased, q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-06

Hoods SarsabarIiia

il peculiar medicine. II Is eaTeirly
prepared from Szrslpariila. Dandelion,
Mandrake, Dock. Pipslssewa. Juniper Ber-
Ties, and other well known and valuable
vegetable remedies, by combination. pro-
portion. and preparation peculiar to Itself.
giving TO Hoods sarsaparilla curative
power not pcSs-ssedb by other medicines. IL
Effects remarkable eufes -hsre others faii-
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TEHRTroRI OF UTAH. J..

IountY OF SAT- Lake
Z. John q. Gutter. clerk Of the Probate
Courf, 10 and for the County Of salt Lake
N the Territory OF Utah. do hereby certify
that the foregoing J. = full, true and correct
.OPy Of order TO show cause IN the matter OF
the guardianship Of brigham Pypsr ct Al
minors, as appears OF record in my Office.
In witness whereof. I have ktreuuto set
NY hand and Afixed the seal OF said court,
this 4th day Of April. a. d. $50
JOSH G. Cutler,
SEAL CleTkof the Probate Cont.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate OF Catherine Allen Piggott,
Deceated-

Deceared-
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. by TIE
~ undersigned. Administering Of the
Estate of Catherine Allen Plgxott. deceased.
u TIE creditors Of. and all persons having
claims against the SAID deceased, 70 exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers. within
ten months after the frst publication OF this
notice. 10 the said Administrative. al the
once Of Isaac NJ Waddell, Esq. Attorney.
in Utah Commercial and savings Bank
Building. salt Lake City, in the County Of
Salt Lake
Dated April Soth. $50
ABBIE A. PIGGOTT,
Administrator OF the Estate OF Cati erine
Allen Pigsott, deceased q oaw 5w
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ALL HIS COLLEAGUES.

In the course Of his speech, STAN
ley laid that carpers had asked what
what was the utility Of his expedi-
ton. He replied that the gain TO
humanity was great. The expedi-
ton opened up a new, rich and pro-
ductive region, and would enable
them to teach millions Of degraded
human beings that in vegetable
products they wOuli find something
Of a far vaster value than in the
flesh Of their fellow creatures. 1t
was no exaggeratiOn TO say that
every mile traversed would serve in
the future 10 extend British COM
merce, industry and enterprise.
Finally, they had extended the
British possessions TO the eastern
limits Of Congo, adding territory
covering thousands Of miles without
the force Of arms.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-06
FouEp EXCESSIVELY on THr
Marvellous Results !!
loss OF SHRINKlGE IN MEATS.

UERY few people knew tina; the shrink
age OF Meats roasted in close oven
Is from tAsEty-nre 10 forty per cent All
meat Contains seventy Eve per cent. Of
water and only twenty i've per cent. OF solid
matter. and the loss that u made in the
reasiing Is made IN the evaporation OF the
juice. which is the VITAL FART OF HEST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-06

LION COFFEE
is a selection Of
Mocha, Java and
Rio, properly
blended and is
conceded by all
10 make the
incest cup of
Coffee in the
land. a Bedutl-
full Picture Card
in every Pack
ade- For Sale
every~here-Ask
your Grocer for
u.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-06
COKE RrRNERs, sTRIKE.

SCOTTDALE, Pa, May 5.-A
general strike, involving 1900 coke
workers in the Connellsville region,
is threatened, unless the Frisk COM
pany resumes operations at the
Valley Works.
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STANLEY IN LONDON.
His Reception by the Geographical
Society; A Distinguished
COMPANY.

LONDON, May 5.-The Geograph.
ical SocIety's reception to Stanley
at Albert Hall this evening was a
notable event. The Prince and
Princess Of Wales, Duke Of Edin-
burgh, Duke Of Cambridge, Duke
Of Teck, Duke Of Fife, Duke Of
Argyle, Count Of Paris and many
other notables We're present. a
princess Of the royal family headed
the triumphal procession which
conducted Stanley and his collea-
CUES into the hall.
the president Of the society pres
ented medals TO Stanley, with an
appropriate speech. Sianlry re-
turned his thanks, AMI Proceeded
10 narrate his aCveuiuTts, assisted
by n chart. The Prince 81 Wales
nova vote % thanks 10 Stanley,
and the Duke nf Edinburgh seconded
the motion. The metal presented
TO Stanley Is gold. Copies in bronze
were presented TO
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mead. ola MEXICAN eo,erpar.

CITY OF MEXICO, May 5.-Senor
Zertucho, governor OF the Stste Of
Oaxaca, died last night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-06
oEnvrR's FIRST srarke THIS
YEAR.
Indications Of the Strike Epidemic
Extending as Far rs Aus
tralia.
PREMIER caisPI TsIks ABOUT
HEsIeHING.
The Tariff Bill Discussed by Re-
publIcans at Washington
Railroad Conference.
ny Teleusrh TO TIA SErsl
THE LABOR SITUATION.
Settlement OF the Chicago Carpen.
ters' strthe.-A Strike nj Denver.

ters' rfrthes-A STRIKE nj Denver.
CHICAGO, May 1.-The great car
penters' strike is finally settled, SO
far as the new Bosses Association is
concerned. Fully four thousand
journeymen carpenters will 90 to
work by Thursday, The arbitration
committee OF the new Bosses Asso-
citation and the strikers met this
evening and settled the last detail.
The iOurneymen achieved almost a
sweeping victory. They made con-
cessions on but two points. The only
disappointment was that the
stubbOrnness Of the old Mas
ters' Association has left its men,
bers wholly out Of the final deal.
The official statement of the terms
Of settlement will not lie issued until
tomorrow, but 1t is reliably stated
that the document provides for
eight hours a day. Overtime will
only be allowed between certain
stipulated hours at night. The
minimum rate of wages is fixed at
IS cents an -FOUR np 10 August LIST,
and thereafter at $40 cents, over
time 10 be rated at time ard a half
and Sunday time as double time.
in the matter Of apprentices con-
cessiOns were made 10y both sides.
The employers agree to employ only
union men, even for fOrenea.
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In the matter % the estate and guardian
ship OF Brigham Pyper. ct al, minors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-06
THE rHILADELPHIA CARPENTERS


PHILADELPHIA, May Sit is
stated that two or three thousand
CARPENTERS who struI X May LIST have
been granted their demands.
ACCORDING TO TIE PREDICTIONS
Of the stockyard coopers, there is a
probability Of their cause being
taken up by the English laborers
and the strike becoming interna-
tional. At a meeting OF the Broth
erhoOd OF United Labor today a
committee was appointed TO COM
municate with John Burns, the
English labor leader, and request
him TO order the English longshore-
men not TO handle any beefo other
products shipped by the Chicago
houses.
The committee say that Burns
has taken n great interest in the
cause of the men at the yards. The
men, in an open letter, say that by
the terms Of their agreement, signed
after the great strike Of 1856, they
are subject TO discharge without
warning, while in case Of quitting,
they must give two weeks notice OF
forfeit ten days pay, which the
employers withhold. Sometimes,
they say, they are only given two
or three days work per week, but
are compelled to remain or lose their
forfeit money, and are compelled to
work Sundays. II man is two
minutes late in the morning he is
locked an hours psy, but II his
work is finished before the close
Of the day he is not paid for a full
day.
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JAxE T. PrPER, THE GUARDIAN OIL

Order 10 show cause why order OF sale OF
real estate should not be made
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ALL KINDS OF PAY WANTED!

Dealer I'm Cedar Posts, Poles and
Wood, by Car Lots, Etc.
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Effect Of WIRE GAUZE OVEN DOOR

A Ten pound Sirloiu. medium or well
done, vii be refucrd TO nIae pounds and
eight ounces OF Roasted meat, showing
loss Of eight ounces OF juice. While thus
loss u Eve per cent OF the total weight. u
shows the very small loss OF But SEVEN
PER CEST OF JUICE.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-08-06
An Ordinance.

An Ordinance Prohibiting Neat
Cattle. from cumming at laRHc in
the streets Of the Town OF ElkO,
In. the County OF ElkO, State of
Nevada, and to Repeal ALI other
Ordinances in relation thereto:
1T APPEARING TO THE SATISEAC.
/ ton of the Board Of County Commission
ers of said Elko county, from = petition a.
dressed to said Board and Signed by q large
number of the ciiizens- and residents OF the
ssid town OEEI o.. that neat Cattle running ut
large In the streets of said town are public
Be 1t ordained, by the County Commission.
ers OF Elko County. State Of Nevada, that all
persons who own, or claim. or have under
their charge, or controk nn5 milch cows,
calves OF other neat cattle, are prohibited
from pr Knitting. or allowing the same to he
At large in the strsets Of the said town Of Elko,
unltas said. aGtne are under the charge OF a
herder or drover, from thF 18th day OF A. I'll,
10 TIE 18th day or October, Of each year, and
ala NEAT cattle found running at lnrGe in the
streets Of said town, between said dater, and
or drevsr. shall be by the Constable of Elko
Township impoupded in o public pound, pro-
Vided fer TINT purposs, and there confined,
cared for and kept bS said Constable until
them In charge, or until they are suLl.- anu
.wheneVeE IN cattle are so impounded kha
Constable shall post wEitten notice upon
said pound 10 the effect that il the impound ed
will be sold 60 pay costs and charges. II
called for within ten dGSs by the proper per.
sons, they will be delivered upon. paymenkof
the Constable's fees aud the costs and charges
Of feeding, watering and properly caring Tor
Raid. cattle. but If not called foI by tho owner
or owners. or those having the charge or son
troll Of said impounded cattle, within ten days,
tn" said cattle shall be Bvld by said Constable,
It public auction ~ the bGst and hiEt est bid
der for cash, aud. the Csnstsble'H fees, and all
costs and charges OF feeding, watering, Gazing
FOR aud selling said cattle, shall be retained
ont OF the purchase price, and the remainder
OF said price, * there be any, shall be paid to
the original owner. or owners, upon demand
aud ppOof of original ownrrship.
This ordinance shall be published in O. pub
lie newspaper, publ ished 10 town Of Elk0 for
the period Of one week, when 1t shall 60 into
immediate effect. and ell oiheEor iIAnces, re.
Ating to nest cattle running ut large In the
town Of Elko are hereby repealed.
FRED VIII ON.
... R.p. HAMILL,
Stanley kI9SBX Chairman
Beard of 7cmmissiontrs rs. g..
Datsd, ElkO. New, August 4, 1890.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-08-06
A Cure for Sick Headache.

This distressing complaint is duo to
an inactive, or sluggish liver with
0oustipated bowels which deranges
THO stomach and dlsturbs the nervous
system, causes dizziness and. an op-
pressiva dull pain in the head, often
30 severe as to prevent all,rest or,
sleep. One.ot Dr.. Gums Improved
4iver Pills will relieve you of all the
pain, and. misery and a. faw more
doses: will correct the liver and stom-
arh and Regulate the bowels. While
NAese pills arc small, easily taken, and
mild and gentle in, their action there
~ ne medicine made thai will. SO
sJcctually cure sick headache. Is
gents a box. Sold by +. +. Muller.
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County Official Paper
CAN'T DE DONE.

Undor the above head the RenO
Journal comments on the proposition
of the INDEPENDENT that all county
Offices be extended to tenure of four
years by Legislative enactment, and
although agreeing that tho term Of
Office should DO 80 extended the Jour
nal says.
at cannot DO done under our pros
ont Constitution. The Assessorship
and ono or two other minor county
offices are not provided for in the or
Ranio law. They are Of legislative
crontion and consequently are under
the control Of the law making power.
Not 80 Of tho, offices mentioned by the
INDEPENDENT. They were created by
the State Constitution which fixes
their torn ut two years and the Leg
iSlature cannot extend them. 1t is
useless to talk about the Legislature
doing anything in tho matter. It is
es powerless in that respect rs O
Board OF County Commissioners or
School Trustees.
We do. not presume to say that the
journal is in error, but on examina-
tion wo fail to. find the tenure Of Office
of county officers provided for in the
Constitution Of Nevada, the only
reference thereto. being the following:
SECTION. 1OS.. The legislature shall
provide for the election, by the people,
Of Clerk Of the Supreme Court,
County Clerks, County Recorders.
who shall be ex-officlo County Audit
ors, District Attorneys, Sheriffs,
County Surveyors, Public Admins
traitors, and other necessary officers,
and fix, by law. their duties and. COM
pensation. County Clerks shall be
ex-ofticio. Clerks of the Courts of Rec
ord, and of the Boards of County
Commissioners in and. for their re-
apective. counties,
SECTION 191. All county officers
shall hold their Offices at the county
Reat Of their respective counties.
SECTION 1915. The tenure Of any
office not herein provided for may be
declared. by law, or, when not SO. de-
alared, such offire shall be held during
the pleasure Of tho authority making
tho appointments. but the legislature
shaA not create any Office, the tenure
Of which shall be longer than four
years, except as herein, otherwise pro-
vided in. this constitution.
Section 2l3 provides that allcounty
officers under the Territorial laws at
the, time whom the constitution shall
take. effect shall continue in Office
until the first Monday in January,
1867, and until. their SUCCESSORS are
elected and qualified;. and. the same
section provides for an election OF
county officers in Lander county at
the general election in. 1864, and the
officers then elected. shall hold. office
fIom. the first Monday in January,
1868 until the first Monday in Jan
uary, 1861, and until. their successors
ore elected and qualified.
II the Constitution docs provide
that the tenure OF office, OF county
officers shall be two years, we would
take it as a, favor il the Journal.would
designate the section in order that
We, rs we'll as others, may be SGT righ hit
Ia the matter.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-08-06
A sinrulnr Swiss Cu.toua.

Until within fcw years singular
custom has obtained in Switzerland.
Whom husband and wife express ed de-
sire for n divorce thoy wore required to,
enter room and 1.-Two thorein together
fora. fortnight, during which timo they.
were neither to SEQ nor to converse with
anybody else; their food was passed to
them through.a narrow opening in tho
wall, and all communication with the
outside world was cut of. II, at tho.
end of q fortnight of this confinement
together, the couple still clamored for
divorce, it was granted without further
ado.
G,wn Weighing Three OunooS..
About the year 100 fair young bride,
in the village now known as Now Haven,
wore dainty costume of white. Tho
gown was cut low in tho neck and was
sleeveless. The dress was OF light and
filmy texture, and weighed but about
three ounces. 1t has been handed down
from generation to generation, until at
last it has como into possession of q
Danbury lady. The dress is remarkably
we'll preserved and Is extremely valua-
BILE, both from its ago and tho beauty Of
ombroidcries with which it Is covered.
Tho design Of tho trimming is prottily
worked in tho coarse linen thread SO
common in those days..
A PHOSPHATE speculator in Florida
bought of another person n tract of land
that had been sold ut tax sale, and
had cShumed s25, 900 worth Of phosphate
ready for shipment, whom woman an.
pearcd on tho soeno and produced her
decd for the land and tax receipt in full.
She Furthermore proposes to sue for
300, 900 damages. The trouble is caused
by loose systeui Of assessing end COZ
Letting taxes. .,..--.-.-.. ..
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-08-06

Those who desire fresh, Groceries,
and Provisions, az we'll as Glassware.
Queensware, etc, should not fall to
examine my stock and prices before
purchasing.
Apenny saved is asgood az q penny
earned and you can save money by pur-
chasing goods at home 4 carry q
large stock of seasopable goods and;
will sell ct Lave and Let Live prices.
2t1& II. CMAsh