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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-01-18

IHos. PRICE IL Son, dGaJSS,
Sos FrszrA
We the members of the Board of Health of the City and
County San Francisco cordially approve and recommend the
Royal Baking Powder. 1t absolutely pure and heathu COM
posed OF the best ingredients of the highest strength and chaI
our Judgment impossible make purer stronger
Bzking Powder than the Royal
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TnE COUPLE HAD EIorED.
Canadian Debate.

OTTAWA, Jan. l7.-During the
parliamentary debate this afternoon,
in An address in reply to the speech
from the throne, Pope, member
from Compton, denounced those
who favored annexation with the
United States, and referred to the
Atlantic and Behring Sea question
at great lrDgth.-ss-zsss---iti l-zs--tl-
Laurier, leader Of the opposition,
criticised the policy OF the govern
nent in regard TO the settlement
Of internal disputes, and came
out strongly in favor OF closer
trade relations with the Unites
States.
Sir John Mcdonald, in reply, said
the disputes would soon be settled
on n basis consistent with the ma
tional dignity. Sir John said pro
lection was destined to be the
policy Of Canada for many years to
come.
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Firc In Boston.

BOSTON, Jan IA fire broke out
in Claffin. Coburn * Co.'S building
this morning, and spread with re-
markablerapidity TO theupperstories.
The building is Of stone, four stories
high. The building adjoining is
occupied by Whitcher & Emery,
Potter, White & Barley, each sep
arated by thick brick walls, which
prevented the fire damaging them
much. Claffin, Coburn & Co. are
boot and shoe dealers, and the firms
adjoining are dealers in leather and
shoe findings. An estimate Of the
loss places Il between sl50, 900 and
SOD, 900. The loss on the Claim
builiing alone IL about 500, 900.
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c1o.Inx OF p.arer saIean..

DENVER, Jan. l7.-SheriF Barton,
who was sworn in Tuesday, today
created n sensation by making his
first order, which was to the effect
that all the saloons must be closed
Sunday. He declares he intends the
law shall be vigorously enforced
and all offenders severely puni>he /.
Heretofore the law on this matter
has been practically dead letter. A
number OF special deputies have
been sworn in for the purpose and
will be given their orders tomorrow
night. Several solid men declare
they will pay no attention to the
Sheriff's orders. Some sensational
developments are anticipated.
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s,,,,n cn.,,,nre. sullivan.

New YORK, Jan. l7.-Frank
Slavin cables from London TO the
.iotice Gdzctte, challenging Sullivan
to fight for So, 500 a side, London
prize ring rules, in America or
Europe, or 10 fight with small gloves,
Police Gd5ette rules, for IS, 600 Z. side,
at the California Athletic Club, pro-
vided the club adds a SIS, 200 purse
to the stake.
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Hanged.

CLINTON, La, Jan. 17.-Isaish
and Charles Dent were hange1 here
this afternoon for the murder Of Ar.
Practorious, near Ethel, La, whom
they waylaid and shot TO death on
the LIST OF last July.
ST. JOHN, Jan. Thames Hol-
cUmbe, colored, was executed in the
jail yard here today, for the muir
der Of Madeline Willis, a little col
ored girl, Nov. IL, 1859.
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MUNICIPAL CONVENTION.
Primaries on Jan. 90, aud Conren.
tlOn on Jan. 81.

HEADQUARTERS PEOPLES PARTY.
January II, 1890.
A municipal convention Of the
Peoples party is hereby called to
convene at the Fourteenth Ward
Assembly Rooms, Salt Lake City,
on Monday, January q, 1880 at
$50 pm, to nominate candidates
for the various municipal offices TO
be filed al the municipal election
to be held February 10, 1890. The
convention viii consist Of one hun
dred and five Delegates, allotted to
the several schUol districts Us fol-
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RepubIio Of BRAZIL.

NEW YORK, Jan. II. - Senior
Calvi, Consul General of the Argen-
tine Republic in New York, has
made public a copy Of the formal
proclamation issued by his govern
ment in recognition Of the newly
organized Republic Of Brazil.
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rh.E.nuin,aItnosL,

OTTAWA, Jan. lit is stated
the government will ask Parlia-
ment to vote n quarter Of a million
dollars to be used in enlarging the
dry dock at Esquimalt, b. &. This
deck should be 100 feet larger, in
order to receive the largest class
Of vessels. The imperial govern
ment will be asked to help in the
Undertaking.
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snesred HIm.eIr 10 pealh.

CINCINNATI, o., Jan. l7.-Late
last night William Gerlin,a mulatto,
aged 50, died in a fit Of sneezing.
He had been suffering from infiu-
enza only during tbs evening, and
sb0ut II O'Clock was attacked with
sneezing and died before relief could
be obtained.
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Apia News.

LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE steamer
Lu6eck has arrived at Sydney from
Samoa. She reports that a meeting
Of the residents Of Apia petitioned
the governor Of Fiji TO remove the
British consul, but the consul had
already been transferred to Noumea.
The adherenis and supporters of
Malietoa and those Of Tamasese had
a friendly meeting.
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Territory of Utah. d.

I. John @. Cutler, Clerk OF The Probate
Court IN and for the County OF salt lake,
In the Territory OF Utah. do hereby certify
that the foregsingis full. tue ann eorreci
copy OF Order 10 show cause In the matter
Of the Estate OF Andrew Peters1u deceased,
~ appears Of record In my once
In witness whereof have hereurto set
ny hand and Afixed the seal Of said Court,
this 18th day OF Janusry, A. ID. lseo-
fseal-f JOHN O. CUTLER,
DIV Probate Clerk-
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Montana Politics.

HELENA, Mont, Jan. IA pc
titition for a writ OF mandamus was
filed in the Supreme Court today by
Attorney William Thompson, a
member Of the republican House
from Silver Bow County. to compel
Auditor Kennedy to issue TO him q
warrant for per diem and mileage.
The case Is set for Monday. This
action is brought to test the validity
Of the State board certificate which
Thompson holds, he beisg one of
the members elected by eliminating
the vote Of the tunnel precinct.
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NOTICE. TO cREpTToRs.
Estate OF william V. Morris. Deceased

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ~ tn
~ undersigned. Administrator. OF the
Estate OF williAmv MorTis. decreased. % the
creditors %, Hrd all perSsns having claims
against the said DECEASED, % exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers. within ten
.nonths after the erst publication OF this
ustice, 70 The said Administrator, a. q
". South Temple Street. Salt Lake CITY. IN
The Couuty OF Salt lake
Dated December s0se. ~.
LAS MOS3IS,
Administrator . t-e Estate % William Y.
Morris. CGceAsed. cow sw
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HESRIKA C. PETERSON. THE An.
III uinstratrlx Of the Estate Of Andrew
Peterson, deceased. having ned her pc
nton herosn, duly verified. prEIing FOR
an order Of sale of all The real estate
of said deeedeni. FOR the purposes there
m set forth. IL 10 therefore ordered BY
the Judre OF said Court. that AL persons IN
teres;ed in the estate OF sAid deceased
appear before the said Probate CoIrt on
Friday. the 9Th day OF feoruary. iesu, AZ
10 O'Clock IN the forenoon OF said day, AZ the
Court Room OF said Probate Court. Al the
County Court Horse,in the City and County
OF sails Lake. Utah Tie Titory. TO show cause
vhv an order should not be grasfed % the
said Admfnistratri1. 10 sell 30 much Of the
real estate OF the saId deceased at private
sale a. shall be necessary. and that copy
of tais order be published AZ least four suc
cessive weeks in the DKsKRBT EVENING
NEWS. a newspaper printed and Publishvd
IN said City and County
Dated JsnuA-y 10th, lseo.
g. ". BARTCH.
Probate Judge-
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IITHO NEED ANYTHING IN TIE
w Clothing line 20 call upon Arton =
60, ~ Main ST. where they viii dad = vel
selected stock OF mems and bows suits
0verals, bate. caps, shirt-. etc, Al vsry low
prices This hrn Is reliable and Will treat
YOU right dE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-01-18

The Senate committee on patents
today instructed Senator Platt to
report favorably the bill known as
the Chace international copyright
bill, which was pending in Congress
last session.
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KIIIed Will. Hunting.

OMAHA, Jan. l7.-Sidney Dalon,
nephew Of Hon. Sidney Dillon, OF
New York, accidentally shot and
killed himself while out hunting.
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STRAYED
WE ADVISE OUR FRIENDS

ERoM Mr. FEvERYEAR's BARR on
II Jan lfth. isss. one black HORSE
Please return 10 SIS Fir.t ST.. or 70 ne-eIet
Bakery, 81 Main ST., and be rewarded etf
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. NOES OIL woRRNiES
APortuxue.s BI.e Book.

IOsDos, Jan. 1.-THE Portu-
guese correspondent has published n
blue book.
New dispatches confirm the opin-
ion that Salisbury spoiled avery
strong case by undue harshnesr.
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LION coEEEE

LION COFFEE
isa selection Of
Mocha, Java and
Rio, properly
blended and IS
conceded BY all
70 make TIE
incest cup Of
Coffee In the
land. A 6esuti-
full Picture Card
In every Pack
aue. For Sale
evsFyxhere.Ask
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Il
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.our uary,.p Engagement.

PARIS, Jan. I'm. Navarro has
cabled his congratulations TO bis son
on his engagement with Mary An
dersou.
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WANTS HIN REMOVED.
TnE SILVER ELL.

At a Cabinet meeting today
Secretary Window submitted the
draft of a bill prepared by himself
in regard TO the coinage Of silver,
and it received the approval OF the
President and most Of the members.
The bill will probably be introduced
in the House by Couger Of Iowa
Monday next.
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Po-,ur,,... nsnirs.iS.

LisBoF, IAN. l7.-Secu5o pub
llshed today an unsigned manifesto,
headed, "Directory Of Pcrtuguese
Republicans to the Nation" IL de-
nounced vociferously the English
ultimatum and advocated a repdbli-
can federation Of the Latin natlons
and the adhesion Of Portugal 10 a1ch
federation. II declares the move
ment for a federation Of the latin
republics Is steadily making great
progress and that the force OF ithe
movement is seen and felt in fthe
revolution in Brazil. The mani
festc does not advocate REVOLUTION
Ii Portugal nj present, and Is mode
rate In tone throughout, except rs
10 the denunciation Of England's
action.
MoHs OIL woRRNiES
and soldiers paraded the streets de-
nouncing England. Many hundreds
OF adhesions TO the commercial plan
Of campaign are received from
the owners Of machine building
works The steamship ecmiet nies
have transserred their con - for
oil and coal 10 Belgium. English-
men employed by the government
are given the alternative OF distnis-
sal or naturalization. Englishfiags
have been bought and PUBLICLY
burned In several towns.
IL Is said that the British sguadron
has been seen entering the Tagus
and has exchanged salutes with
Fort Julian.
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ONLY EIGHTEEN.
A Young Wyoming Girl Foully
Murdered By Her Cowboy
Lover.
DETECTIVES SET UPON HIS
TRACK.
The Ohio Ballot-box Forgery Un-
der Investigation by a House
Committee.
}. l. SULLIVAN CHALLENGED BY
SlavIN.
Influenza Prevails Among Officers
and Crew OF the American
Squadron. we
DETECTIVES SET UPON HIS
TRACK
}. L. SULLIVAN CHALLENGED eY
SIavIR
BY Telegraph TO IAs sEvsl
A WYOMING AuRDRn.
6iri of Eighteen Murdered by r
Cow bey Lever.

NoNpey Liver.
DESvER, Jan. IA Cheyenne
special 10 the ASioss Augusta Edna
Wilson, n pretty girlof IS, living in
the Big Horn Basin, left her moth
er's home on horseback b visit a
neighbor. Her way scossed a ford OF
the Big Horc River. She failed 10
| reacl, her destination and it was be-
cesed she had been swept away by
the rapid current OF the river and
drowned. Although the river was
searched for miles below, the body
was not found.
About week after Ednass disap-
pearance, J. McConab, n prominent
young stoekman of the basin, lef.
the region. He was the girls lover,
aud paying her attention against her
mothers wishes. 1t was current
gossip that Edna had ridden To some
rendezvous, where McComb had
Joined her and
TIE COUPLE HAD ELoPED.
McComb, however, returned and
denied the elopement story. He
sold out his ranch and len the coun-
try for good.
On Monday last d. l.. Enos, the
purchaser Of the MeComb ranch,
discovered the body Of the girl
buried in the earth beneath the
floor Of a deserted hunters cabin in
sn unfrequented part Of the ranch.
Coyotes had partially exhumed the
body and stripped the flesh from the
bones. Identification was complete,
however, by the clothing and by
two gold rings with the initials
E.W." The head showed marks Of
bullet holes. McComb Is believed
to have been the murderer, and the
people OF the basin have raised
money to employ detectives to run
him down.
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s.tier rhan A not Lemonade.

In a recent article in the Yotith's
Companion, on ''How TO cure a
cold,o the writer advises a hot
lemonade 10 be taken at bed time.
II is dangerous treatment, espec-
tally during the severe cold weather
Of the winter months, as il opens the
pores Of the skin and leaves the
system in such condition that anOth-
er and much more severe cold Is
almost certain 20 De contracted.
Many years constant use and the
experience of thousands Of penOns
Of all ages, has fully demonstrated
that there IL nothing better for a
severe cold than Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. 1t acts in perfect
harmony with nature, relieves the
lungs, nquifies the tough tenacious
mucus, making II easier to expec
torate, and restores the system to a
strong and healthy condition. Fifty
cent bottles for sale by z. g. NJ. l.
drug dept.
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Order TO chow cause why Order Of sale o.
Real Estate should not be made.
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Progressive San Francisco.
ITS HEALTH BOARD TAKES STAND
FOR HONEST FOOD.
Royal Baking Powder Commended as Purest,
Strongest and WhOlesOmest.

we have made careful analysis of the Royal, Giant, Golden
Gate, Dr. Prices and Pioneer Baking Powders purchased by
the open market One of each powder yields cubic
5nchss Of ayalable cas At 1000 z as follows:
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In Tie Matter q the Estate Of Andrew
Peterson, deceased

In the Probate Court OF the County Of salt
Lake, Territory Of Utah
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More Of LA Grippe. .

LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE opening OF
Eton College has been postponed
owing to the prevalence of infiu-
enza.
Influenza Of severe form prevails
among the officers and crews Of the
American squadron now IN the
Mediterranean. There are $50 cases
on board the Chicago alone.
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We arc now Prepared 20 Promptly supply
ke Public with KRG and BOT-LED BEER
u . superior Quality. AZ Popular Prices.
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Forty Years Among the Indians

Forty Years Among the Indians
Is the title Of a highly interesting
work Of 900 pages which will shortly
be issued from the press. It con-
tains the thrilling experiences Of
Daniel W. Jones among the natives
Of this land, and exhibits many mar
velous prUvidences Of God In his be.
half.
Canvassing agents will visit short
ly the different Wards and Stakes Of
Zion. DIFF
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NOTICE.
A. FISHER BREWING CO.,

sExwExr sEARU.c.R R-A D. ar O. DEPors.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH
Telephone to Brewery No. rs. P.o-BOI. SIS.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-13
nxmPoRrAnr SALE.


 Purchase by she Electric Light Com-
 pany of a New Plans-The Correct
 Facts of the Case.
 The Electric Light company have pur- chased from Joel A. Sperry and John c. Gallagher, trustees of the estate of Enos Kimberly, the property on the south eide of Grand avenue, between the east and wsst channel of Mill river. IL was formerly occupied in part for storing coal and wood by Enos s. Kimberly. whose office and yard were on fhe west side of the river.
 The property bought by the company is what has been known as the middle ground and Joel A. Sperry has owned his half inter- est in the property since last October. The property has not been attached and Is not in any litigation whatever, the company's president, James English, having secured from Attorney James Gardner Clark a cer- tificate of title which was given after Q most careful search of the records. The price paid for the property was not disclosed, but is understood to be in the neighborhood of $25,O00, at which amount the property was recently appraised. The transaction is advantageous to both par ties. The company have very valuable property, WulCus Wltu tuo improvements their enlarged capital will enable them to make, will give them one of the best electri. cal plants in New England. They will also be enabled to buy their coal-of which they now use 5000 tons @ year-at mine prices and deliver it on the company's premises directly from the boats. This arrangement alone will save the company thousands of dollars year. Having the plant here, away from the resident section, the community xui11 not ha apnovad hv fhe y,o{oa of tho dune mos. The sale is also very advantageous fo, the Kimberly estate, aa the price was fai, one and the trustee was enabled to make ( very quick sale of the property. The i'm. provements which the Electric Light com- pany will make will no doubt enhance the value of the adjoining property, which be. longs to the estate.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-13
PERSONAL NOTES.

A Popular Conductors Promotion Professor Willisten's New Appoint ment-Clerk Anketell-Lester Carrier Insham.
 Captain Charles B. Dyer continues to im- prove.
 Miss Minnie Leary, who has been Ill for two weeks, Is now recovering.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-13
mo proposed Park as Beaver Pond

Tho Proposed Park as Beaver Pond. To the Editor of the JOURNAL AND COURIER.
 In some respects I think tho prospect of . park bordering on Crescent street, in the Beaver pond lands, is perhaps the most inn portant of any of the sites recently selected for park purposes. It is certainly one of tho most pleasant parts of the city, and if 1t were not for its unhealthiness, would have been built up extensively for residences before this time. It would be impossible to mako Q lake on 1t if 1t were desirable, unlses It could be connected with Lake Whitney and NH river. It wouldn't cost very much 10 All up the narrow ditohes and slouHhg. There would be short hauls, a tho dirt In abund. anoe is close at hand in tho surrounding hills, As to the depth of the water In any part, as alluded to by one of the speakers at the meeting on the subject last week (some fifty fest), 1t must be . mistake, or there would have been horses or cows drowned there be- fore this In feeding on the pasturage there. There would be no trouble ct all in making good park grounds of 1t. Of course 1t would not be level plateau, neither would 1t be desirable. A variety of hills and dsprsssions would make 1t altogether the more pictur- esoue for park. I wish on pleasant day thoso who take an interest would take . vsIk ont there a I have. They would be delighted with tho idea of restoring those fonda to . beautiful park. It might and ouaht to be done at once without letting tho opportunity go by. Q.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-13
LOCAL NE WIS.
Rrlef M enSlOn.


 Splendid bicycle shoe, sass. Royal.
 Dr. Patrick H. OSullivAn died of pneumo- mia in AnsoniA Sunday.
 The proceeds of the concert given at the United chapel for the benefit of Edwin Northrop netted him $76.
 Rev. J. E. Bourret of the Church of St. Louis, this city, has been appointed pastor of St. Ann's, Waterbury, and will assume his new duties next Thursday.
 At a meeting of the New Haven West as- soslation yesterday Mr. George E. Hooker of tho senior class In Yale seminary was licensed to preach for the usual term of four years.
 The Consumers' Ice company held meet ing at Turn hall yesterday afternoon. Very little business of importance was transacted and the meeting was adjourned until Wsd- nesday afternoon at 2;30 o'clock.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-13
ARmORY NRws.

The Battalion Drill-Govefnor RuIke.
 ley and Stan, BrIEadier General
 Watson and StaG Expected to be
 Present - Field Day of she Horse
 Guards.
 The following program for the battalion drill at the armory next Thursday evening has been issued the members of the city com panies. The assembly will be at 8:15. Ad- jutants call at 8:30. First sergeants and detail for guard mounting will report at 7:45 sharp.
 Detail for guard mount as follows: Off, cer of the day, Captain Brown. Senior of6-. Ger of the guard, Lieutenant Kennedy. Junior officer of the guard, Lieutenant TwininR.
 Company B, one corporal and eight men. Company Q, one sergeant and eight men. Company D, one sergeant and eight men. Company E, one corporal and eight mea. Company ', one corporal and eight men.
 It is expected that His Excellenoy, N. C.. Bulkeley, governor and commsnder-in-chisf, and staff, also Brigsdier General T. L. Wat son and staff will be present, in which case the review will precede the drill. Tickets which are sold at twenty five cents each, can be obtained of the members of the com paniss.
 Kling, captain of the tug-of-war team, twas recently elected second lieutenant of the City Guards. Sergeant Albert Laudenback ia now first sergeant of the company.
 The Horse Guards held q special meeting after their drill last evening, when arrange ments were made for their spring parade, which is to be held at East Haven where dinner is to be furnished by citizens of the town. The selectmen of the town have kindly decided to allow the Guards to hold their drill on the East Haven green. As the citizens of the town have announced theil intention to extend Inequalities to the Horse Guards, the company have decided to hire g full band for the day, which Is to be May 21 A large attendance is expected as many new l members have recently joined the company During the day the members are to prao. tics the equestrian sabre exercise, which con | sists of sword manosuvres, while the horsel are at full gallop. This sport Is generally 1 interesting.
 A tent is to bs erected, and an enjsyabl, time is anticipated. It is proposed to hav' ashort street parade in the city after the re turn from East Haven
 The Hartford Horse Guards are to hay, their spring parade on May 16, to attend which the members of the second company l are invited