davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-09-05

a. If you want good cigars and tobacco
90 to Alex. Harris, Maryland Avenue
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-09-05

XXTANTED-To buy = second hand BABY
w CARRIAGE, to be in fair condition,
and cheap. Address 3D.. lJ2 King George
Street. 81
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"ANTED-A good, practical aud exper-
w fenced MAN to N. Apply to A.
FINKBINE, near Annapolis. s4#1w
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-23
SaRpele Stake Conference.

This conference convened in
AIanti Tabernacle on May 18th.
1890.
On the stand, Of tie general
authorities Of the Church. were
Apostles r VI. Lyman and H.
[ Grant Counselor d. Il. Wells, and
Jacob Gates Of the presidency or the
SeveuJies. or Tie stake presidency.
I Presidents Cauute Peterson and
John Il. Maiaen. President Rcal
vas prevented from attending
. through sicluts-.
Aitg. the opening exercises. Prg-i-
cent Peterson gave q detailed report
gi the Stake, tsc condition 20! .ie.er
eTal wards, and reported the organ
lz'ilon q! the AiiiHuru Nari. with
W lillian Stewards Bishop, william
A!Dw,r aud - Jensen counsel
or; thg reorganization " thc Il-n-
cplic a. 'F,irvl-W WarL-Iaglps
iv-t--In as Riei1ru. sareuri Bills
and Guy G. Wilson CCuusels.S: tine
Mayi!vld Bi-hopric, Farley Christi
ausgu n Il shop, John Williams and
Nicls {. Chr.sLiaussu cluuspiurs.
President NIaiheu rpparlrI tlIe
l'oEs Of the home ui--i8ru-irs.
After singing and prayer Afo,;Ie
Grant addressed TIE conference.
Next Apostle Lyman remarked
That tIs Cu-lam heretofore followed
Of presenting the uauus Of she ward.
quorum and society authoIi,iss
would mot &c continued. Only the
general and Stake authorities would
bv presented DO tnc conference. lie
then presented The .curraI aufhori-
ties r. the Chuueh, IN ufwhom were
unanimously sustained.
President MaihCn presented the
STAKE authorities, vino vur, e'zp
-L-tIiue..
Apcsile Luni and President ia .
cOh Gates then gave gilrfS-Cs. The
latter testified 10 q personal know
lct.Ee OF the life aud chrrl-torrF ire .
Prophet Joseph Smith, auI Of ;hc
.ilv!ui'y Of Dis mission.
At tlc afternoon meeting Apostle
J. ". Taylor addressed the saints.
Apostle +. NJ Lyman said he
.e1t,u ihal many Or the Gaiuls had
Excused themselves from paying
.iihlug on account 81 the action OF
ne government. The Stake Pref
icuCy should see that differences
which might arise among the saints
"a the warls DO Elt BECOME chronic.
IND tue Bishops AZ Teaches should .
inHeayor rs f-r as possible 10 have
% ..n
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Senate.

NAsiIISGTuS, May -3.-Tlc con.
siacIatiuu 81 The naval appfouIl5tI8u
hii. was resumed an continued ,nI
two U'cl1cS, VIXEN the silver biz v..s
taken up tut i'm few minutes was
Lid asise % allow Stanford 10 al.
doess .heSeua,y Oh his Oil. prlvldiu,
for ban, by the government on
agricultural lands.
The Secretary Of lie T-easurr re-
veivcJ q telegram FROM Collector
fiukeglyn, % Cedar Key, Florida.
saying that the town j. It'll con-
tlci!ca by C0ttIvI influence. The
situation bei-s critical, orders were
issued ioT The revenue cutter KcLaEs
% remain n Cedar KEYS until
u is considered ly the officials there
that her services arc 10 longer re
qTir,d.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-23

"when % you expect that muci
10 be dOne?''
"Within four months; but before
that we shall have plans definitely
made 70 carry ON the resi- Of tht
line"
.,Are the cities Of Utah to be
ignore,i?''
"Nc. We shaIlmanage toincludt
them and
TIIEN PCsH WEST;
aud rs :here Is n government district
practically not covered low, we shall
take that in and bring san Fran
cisco into cl0ser communication " AN
many peopic who have business
dealings there"
..What Is thereasop for this great
extension 0f the system:'
"Largely an increase Of business
with the Pacific Coast Our wires
arr becoming inadequate for
ne volume Of business. our
wires will be Of the best copper,
and We expect % run line 20 rs 10
largely avoid the delays now caused
the Pacific Coasters 10y heavy SHOWS
and storms. We shall avoid follow
ing the railroads where there IS
danger Of washouts ami suowslides
and 10y erecting strong QoFcs proper
Is guarded. we hope 70 have the
wires in good condition all Of the
tune.
"Our line win De the shortest 10
the coast aud tie frequent delays
will be avoided. In fact much Of
,hc time a messagc VIII 10 uiTgc;
from New York 10 san Francisco;
in fact through communication viii
be made so that Il viii be IA easy
matter for an operator in san
10 talS directly with
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Notes By The Wav.

The ta0 wards Of BENJAMIN and
Lake Sh0Es-the first lying directly
north Of 3ays7n, the other s.il fur.
Their to the north, near the south b9r.
der Of the lake-lre rapidly improv-
iEg. Their pEErlss f.- some time
was retarded Tor want Of good
! water, uUt sine. ihe artesilu We,Is
have been Provided the difficulty
has disappeared.
Many ul the houses nov heinz
erected are built u brick O. e-ceIleu,
quality which Is Being manuflcture I
here. rhvr. are l0w three iiimsman
uiaciur'ug rriC.. IN quite large guam
Titles anu they can easily fnrrea.t.
their capacity II the niarket demands
it.
This IS quite n honey producing
district, aud bgekeefiug isa promin-
ent Industry. Many Of the farmers
have now quite extensive apiarie-s.
\ county road now runs LIre.tIv
north from Pays0n through BEN
Jamin % Lake Shore. Il Is iuteuded
10 plant either side Of this road
with shade trees Tor some distance.
In the two districts Of BENJAMIN
and Lake Shore there arr thirty
thousand 1Crts q good land. the
greater part OF which is urder cul-
tivati1n aud being Eapiliy I'm
proved. An immense quantity OF
luCerns il Icing cultivated here.au,l
tue soil Is particularly adapted there
10.
There has been some sickness in
these districts. Several cases @!
have been strictly quar-
antined aud It is hoped that the
spread Of the dread disease has been
checked.
The Union Pacific railroad sur
veyors were here Today running
lines, as the people Of BENJAMIN .
object to having their railroad facili- I
iies taken away from them for tin
benefit Of Spanish FORK aud Payson.
Inc prospects are that instead OF the
r2ad being carried further frOm
Benjamin, their railroad advantages
viii be aided b, and il is thought
hat this fast growing district will
Justify the railway company in in
,urring some expense 60 accommo-
late the inhabitants.
The DESERET NEWS Is well pafro- 3
ii@eu mere TRAVELLER.
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Of probably one thousand souls, and 7
more law-ablding, thrifty lille COM
muai;y does not exist in the west.
They pay their taxes, obey the laws,
maintain public schools, cultivate the
soil and live as virtuous ard honorable
lives as does Mr.. Murphy or any Of his
friends.
They do no: either practice or
preach polygamy, and rs FAR IS
known, their only crime j. that OF be
ing Democrats. rs a Tule. ASH ques-
ton Of their standing with the people
Of this county. we would be willing TO
wager their right of suffrage agains-
that OF Mr.. Murphy's that any one Of
twenty men of;his roviied settlement
can dstea; Mr.. Murphy for any Office
he rnay selecl, the Norm -ns 10 refrain
from taking part in the eisc.ion-in
other words, any one Of twenty men
chosen from this settlement stands as
well IN the estimation Of the people o,
this county rs does Oakos MG-phy,
and the gentleman is popular IN our
county also. We viii challenge the
gentleman 10 tic contest, and allow
the Republicans and Democrats OF
Mlricopa 70 express their opinion as
to who;h-r those people ought to be
deiarred from voting or not; and
leaving Mr.. Murphy Out Of the ques-
ton, no bipartisan. thinking man DO
mics that the Srru5lc bill now before
Congress. which has for its object the
DISTINGUISHING ofthose people. IS TN
constitutional.
Under the presidents established by
the decisions Of Congress. when deal
ing with the Mormon" question, ac-
cor liugto the declarations Of ghe best
constitutional lawyers who have ever
discussed that question IN that body; I
according 70 the admissions Of the |
ablest and most Thoughtful journalists 4
that have treated upon tho subject. il I
would he a fragrant aud dangerous /
breach Of the AmCri an constitution /
to deny q man the privilege Of the bal /
lot because his religions views or is
sociations were Objectionable 20 the 4
majority. This proposition is element
lry and any denial Of its soundness I
must arise from sheer ignorance Of
The nature and intent Of the provis-
Ions Of the country's basic law which
relates 20 the matter, OF from a rock
less disregard OF the truth and conse-
Iuenccs. As this ignorance can hard
: be attributed to the members Of
rongreSs. it follows that every one Of
hem who may vote for the : rubie
bill Will do 50 Tor the reason tha: he
rrr'ers 10 break The organic law Of
Lg land rather than permit the Nor
mons 10 possess and exercise the |
privilege Of citizenship.
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moved to Frauklin, by which OK
ford lost its Importance, and the
/ Gentle lawyers aud judges, finding
nothing % 90, moved % other pas
lures. Oxford has couss4 ueutly been
I reduced o. Q town OF ordinary I'M
/ portauee, but still has 2 mixed fopu-
/ lation Of Morm0us and Gentlles.
I Indeed il Is so mixed that scores Of
Z women who once belonged 70 the
I Church are now "unsqualiy yoked'
/ with unbelieviug husbands, which
has resulted I'm much suffering and
unhaypiness. Young women of
Zion, beware, Let The sad condition
! ~ affairs existing in such families
in the town o. OXf0nl serve ~ .
warning to Others.
tGe We not unest aaiss yokcJ tosCtilr with
uuba lGv.rs. fUr Whist fellowship hath
: righteousness with unrirhteuusncsss ana
: EsuaL communion bath .f-ht with dITEur-s-
! AMI what concord l-tl Curist with Eelials
[ or what p1r- E-ih hC that Je'icvCth with ca
/ come out from amosE them, and be sc
sgpLrAr Cd. sllll the Lord ard touch not
the uuclean a ng, and I vii receive you
and vii oa fEtEg- uut1 ycu. ard yc sla-l
be my sons and dAuElIeT-, s-llh lie Lord
Almighty" -Cor.i Va t-i--i
Oxford Wand. presided over by
Bishop NCriah r. Lewis, embraces
all the Saints usiiiug IN oxford
town and also III Swan Lake, At Red
Rock and in @ string II houses CN-
tending sJath toward Clifton into
Oneida County.
Clifton Ward consists OF al tbs
Saints living in tse valley Of Clifton
and EeiZhiigThuoL, including about
4 dozen families residing on Battle
Creek, about ten miles cast. The
ward IS not in prosperous coHdi-
ton atIIeseut.
Weston is improving. Since the
complicated and v,S ltiuus lawsuits, .
caused 10y q few selfish and uucgu- I
tEOlllble individuals, was settled a
few years ago, The people feel more .
secure and are building substantial I
houses aud making extensive i'm T.
prOvements. One Of tic ringleai- /.
ers lonce n Bishops cOuusclorl ia
the suits which Threatened the set
Element with destruction Ias.
through 4 series Of uu.ucky ciscum-
stances, been brought 90 4 stalc Of
agect poverty, and now lives Gu The
charity cf those whom he Cn.ea-- .
ored TO deir5ul This is in fulfil
meut Of prediction maze lN q
prominent mau In the Church n few
years ago. T. O. Peter Michc!se1 Is
taa acting Bishop OF Weston at pres
cut, and there are los famiiiss Of
Saints residing i'm the ward. Only
a f." Of tEt>c, however. live
ON the tIwus!tc. The Union Pari-
nc Railway Company, who are
shortening their Utah & Northern
tack 10y uuiliigy @ "cut oT's road
by way OF the canyon through
which Bear River fasss- from
Cache Valley into tine lower cuuu-
try, bring thui- new road within
bali a mite ~ Weston. IEfs will .
undoubtedly De q benefit u the
town. \ separate hEsacI argauiza- .
lion, known rs Dayton, embracing
the settlers on Five Mile Creek Tive
miles uoEjh) belongs TO the Weston
Ward.
Tomorrow I 20 north t1gtteud the
EaunSck Stak quarterly con ference
which VIII De- held at Lew isvilEe
next Sunday aud Monday.
ANDREW JENsoN.
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KEMMLER MUST DIE.
Tie U. 5. Supreme Court Refuses
the Writ Of Error ia
Reminders Case.
RVssis's OPINION OF TURKISH
JUSTICE.
SHUT Down OF Window Glass Fac.
tOries.-Capture Of an Alb.
se0adiug Murderer.
By TELEGRAPH TO the xErsl
Is.mmIsr Done For.

WASHINGTON, May -. - The
supreme Count has denied theappli-
cation for a writ Of error in the ease
of kemmleF under sentence OF
death ly electricity. The opinion
was SVEN by Chief Justice Fuller.
The court held That the change in
the form 81 death Is within the le-
climate sphere Of the legislative
power o. the State legislature u
New York, aud determined
that ii did not iuilicl ''cruei aud uu-
usual punishment and its courts
have sustained that determination.
This court cannot see that the pri-
sUner has been deprived Of due pro-
cess 81 law. Ia order to reverse
Judgment, this court would b. COM
PEELED 10 hold that the cour. Of up
pea,s committed an err0r 50 gross u
Co deprive the prisoner Of oonstitu-
tiCual rights. The court has no hest
G;ion in saying that il cannot DO
this.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-23

PITISECRG, May -s.-Tbe west
ern window glass mluIiaa ;urcrs'
a--1giltiOu has met hepaud decided
Goo shut l1-rE -il factories in tie
country for the summer on June
li-h. y combine was also made
with the JohbeE hy which thu price
of glass viii he malc uniform In all
cities. The jobUeTs and mauuiac-
tu7crs agreed neither % buy nor sell
% any tgt members Of Jleir upslec-
tive associations.
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THE SCHEME NOF POPULARITY
ENDORSED.

| n WILL lie remembered that .
short time ago. Cakes Murphy, Sec,
rotary for Ariacua, appeared befor,
/ SENATE committee with a project
Tor the admission Of that Territory
r1 the Union with condition OF
Acknowledgement Of The ''MUrmun,'
citizens. The only basis upon which
4U r'st--i his plea for the proposed
uilictioH Of a P5lItiCaiuutragc upon
mat class Of lie people was that
hey affiliated with the Democratic
Party. TIE News gave the details
II the situation II the time. For.
uuaieiy, Cakes Murphy and the
'i.gue 10 which he belongs have but
small following. The Pho nix
8asetie, one Of the Ieadiug and most
ib'y conducted journals Of Arizona,
ias this e. say on lie subject:
Religion is as old IS the earth. and
tdvauces only as mankind progresses
It was iHtoierlnt when it was domi-
uant-or, rather, when the church
ruled, its rule Was that OF a tyrani.
Oh, with civilization and all Of lis ac-
campaigning and elevsiing influences.
religion en6gayOrgd 10 keep pace in
-he procession. We do not mean 10
lecry The civilIzing and brneiioeut
labors q the church, as it has covered
the world with is mantle Of love. and
brought sliace and relief TO the tired
near, Of mankind; Yet, with all its
virtues, the best minds contend tina; II |
Is 20. q proper source IN which 10 |
lodge civil government, and any and |
all legislation lo0kingto this end very |
Justly arouses the suspicion Of the
free people Of this nation.
The framurs OF The Constitution
very properly provided against re-
iSious hel.af being infested into the
governmental affairs Of the country.
ye'- We see mcu-or partisans rafIier-
using their influence both as citizens
and officials Of Arizona, to have Con-
sress oyers:ep the bounds OF the
Constitution and the limits q,
tecency, and disfranchise men b,-
;auso OF their opinions IN mat
ers OF religion. The Gazette has no
or respect for q church nor
OF nan that teaches or believes in
plural esiTes, with It's Disgusting and
evo.lug consequences; and any man
Y men tha; practice 1t should be dealt
With a law-deders and criminals: but
The1 a set OF demagogues, whose
IDEAS OF morality are measured only &
Y is results up their party. and
heir ability to obtain Office. seek to {
iafranchise men who do no. practice
7 indulge in the evil sought 10 be !.
smedied-their motives ought to be J
lquired into, and Their objects ex- :
oseI.
We see Cakes Murphy before a ,
onSressional committee, advising 4
lem TO deprive the Morn5us Of Arr :
'na Of their right TO participate in the y
liars OF government in this territory. Il
I'D knowing the gentleman well, we ] ;
e forced to ask why ne seeks to per- u
'tua-e this wrong. In the town Of q
esq sixteen miles from the capstal Of a
rizona, is what is termed 4 Mormon :.
ttiement, and contains a population Il
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-23

CONsTANTINoULE, May 2S.-ft is
3scgrtainci that the ladies belonging
90 the Russian embassy Who were
assaulted while walking al Hukdurs
were the wife and daughter of the
chief dragoman Cf the embassy.
The offenders were Turkish officers
and five stu -cuts. The ladies were
walking I'm tho sarIen when thew
were seized by The officers and stu
Gents, who iUrJibiy kissed them. \
IaT-y 0f-aii-Ts belonging t0aRI.sian
dispatch beat happened TO &c in
the CAMDEN. They captured four OF
theassailauts and conveyed the pris-
OUeus 20 the Russian embassy. The
Turkish guth0rities asked that the
prisoners lc tuEued over 10 them for
trial. The Russian amIassadur re-
FUSES the .EansferUu the gruuud that
Turkish justice j. illgs5ry. The
affair i.Js created much comment.
and 70 is f,arei 70 viii result In COM
ul;cs-iUUs between Russia and Tur-
key.
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oswEGo, May 23.-The Oswego
National bank has closed. On the
doors Is posted the following rotC:
"tyn.ing an examination, this
bank Is temporarily closed. Delos-
itor- need have no fear
The cashier 3 {. A. Thomson.
who j. charged by {. Il. Plat. Pres
ident 0f the Public Grain and Stocs
ENeh1uge, with acting IN concert
win James F. Dee. al defrauGiug
the Exchange Of SCI U8l. Dee was
correspondent % the exchange at
OsWeso. The suspension Is reported
due TO late developments h. the "Bic
FOUR collapse The directors 6f
the bank say the deposits amount 10
but 5000. Cashier Thomson is
out Of town. Thompson j. also treas
urer O.! fioga County.
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PITIsEURG, 3lay GA comp.U,
mise Was effected yesterday by
which a large uumiirr of Strikes
viii return 20 work. They include
Congressman SCOTS coal miners at
1c0t;havpn and q great portion Of
the y 1ushc1 ghCry River miners,
theE with several thousand men
employed lay TIE rational tube
works aud the national rolling mills
at NickcCsIUrt.
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On lLahn,s Admission.

/ Washington, d. C., May a.
, The Idaho admission blllin the SEN
ate still rests in a state Of ''inocuous
desuetulc." The reason given TO
the public is that it, consideration
has been crowded out 10y the silver
bill, yet Il = quietly understood
about the capitol that there are ether
reasons fer IT. hanging fire. Up to a
Iate date no organized opposition has
been shown in sir. DubJis' Territory
20 his long cherished ambition 20 fill
a seat IN the United States Senate.
Within the past few days word has
been given out that ar Snti-pIh0is
pSrty has been formed in Idaho 20
circumyent his election, mud news
paper has bseu started IN Boise to
voice their sentiments. II such are
the facts aud the organization Is
strong enough % iujure his chances,
Mr.. Dubois arlor for the admission
OF an uugratcful territory Is likely
70 cool ll.Ie. E,E!ee, on his part
without any seeming effort could
easily delay consideration Of the bill
during this sgGs;CE-it viii b. one Of
but three months. Very little chance
OF i.s passage g1uii bee expected 81
the next gUugr 81, which lt is con-
cCIed viii DE- Democratic, and this
would insure iI1hY's continuation Of
it, present form o.. government for
years 90 come. When u is remem-
bereI that The admission 81 the terri
t0Ey lrgislalcs Dubois cut Of Office
without any H0Fg % return, il lends
a decided C1!gr fY the TumO-.
MI. DIluis lrl, the day after his
lsad-silvvr speech fer New Haven,
10 attend o s Dc alumni banquet,
where Lc is .. pos 7cut.-IcTgd.
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THE POSTAL TELEGRAPH.
Utah 10 lac in the Line of Diree,
Comm

Z NV YORK, Nay a2.-"The Post
AZ Telegraph Company viii hav,
Two trauscontiuental lines within
the year, This was the statement
made this evening by Hector De
Castro, vice president Of the com
pluy.
h9w 90 you expect TO reach Sar
Francisco with the new lines2''
From the south. We have lines
already down 10 Los Angeles.'
VIII you continue along the line
OF the Southern Pacific:,
We 20 not know just what course
We VIII take in that parsOf the coun.
WIN you build from that end or
hls4s "a
-.'fNe have just made contract
Y begin n line from st. Louis
and push II ut once rs far -
Denver"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-23

81. ipuIs, May g2.-In the gen.
eTai conference Of 'hc Methodist
Church this morning, the commit
lee reported, recommending the
board II church extension TO ,s.ab.
lish system o. mutual Insurance
isr the churches. y long debate
followed.
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MyEFEEEsEyEO. Tenn. Mag IS.
--George Duuuawav. who eighteen
months ago outrage. ami murdered
his sweetheart, lii'yu her mother
and nearly killed her father, VA.
c1l,urcI here thj- morning. lie Will
probably be lyugLpf..
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SAN FEhNgIsCn. NIay The
SJ.u- cruiser CiIT'gsiyE has b.rn
sent % Huua,lig, at ;Ae request VI
the Hawaiian miai-t-r. The apprr-
huEs.Jn u o. -'i'ir trouble Uu the
cynyeuins OF tine Hawaiian ieSisI1-
turr, when tine mcmbcu take their
SEATS, is the mason Tor :hC request.
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Cssrls1, Nav . l5i3 %. az, close
wirat - Firm cash, 1856 Jl0e, a-'..
JGiv, H5--
Com--Jeaivi cash. 81 J1ac. =ia.
July. si-.
Oa.F-sIua. cash, G7; Jlur, q Jaiy
l7r.
''a~fev-F lTlr.
iork-S,sa1y cash. l27rf June. I2so
T. ri-Erm, cash, 90. June. @I-f, July,
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LoSD0S, May D. The Queen has
created Prince Albert Victor. cldes,
son OF the Prince Of Wales. Duke
Of Clarence ami Avondaie and Earl
Of Athlgre."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-23

Detected Youth wgcii Ike 10
return this engagement ring I l3r-
chased here a few days ago.
Jewelrr-''UiiL't il suit the
young Iliy3''
ID. N.-"Yes, but another young
man hsi already given her one just
like 10, and 1 would Ike 60 exchange
ID for a wedding present. "-EE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-23
SECOND ANNUAL CHURCH
SCHOOL CONVENTION.

TIE meetings II the second an
uuaI convention Of trustees, officers
and teachers connected with the
school organization Of the Church Of
Jesus Christ IF Latter-day Saints
viii commence a. tee S.cial Hall,
Salt Lake City, at 10 O'Clock am,
Tuesday, June ,, lS9a
III members OF Stake baanis OF
education and or the faculties OF the
Church schools are cordially invited
20 Doe UrUEsut.
WILFgED WOODRUFF.
President.
Gro. REYNOLDS Secretary.
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WAsHiNCTON, May .3.-The t.ril
tiliw received la ihe Senate this
afternoon and referred 20 the com.
mittee on finance.
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4 tooth i- mis- inz among she mris0rs sud
yuu cannot heiu Ersriur- tss and -ei one
put POI. -ai then use ~HFuunNT Co Keep the
r'Egrs uSIt. Ion slsU.I have drgg Ih.s
YEAR aEr. hEl Do .z l-lLer Row than rcEgF.
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COyESHACES, May 1s.-Priucc,s
Louise, wife ~ Crown Prince
Frederick, has given birth 20 q
daughter.
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Rsvi,wfuuerIi,

BERLIN, May 2G.-Tue annual
spring review ofthe Berlin garrison
i"cs r,fr' To-Day. The troops were
reviewed by .IC Emperor,