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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-16

UNFIT FOR FOOD.
Discovery of a Large Quantity Of
Diseased Neat in a Chicago
'7 Slaughterhouse.
The 5URcHELL CASE AGAIN
CROPS UP.
The Duty or fhe Educated Farmer
Discussed in 4 Baecalaureate
Sermon.
MORE DEATHS from CHOLERA
IN MADRID.
Collapse Of 4 Bridge at Cleveland,
Ohio: People Seriously
.DE Injured.
BY Telerr,ph to The Nrrsl
What the People Tat.

CHICAGO, June l5.-With in
spectors known to be watching in
the slaughter house of JacObHess t.
prevent the surreptitious preserva
ton of meat Of lumpy jaw cattle.
the forbidden practice was discovered
last night in full blast, 50, at least,
representatives OF the city health
department declare. The Inference
dmwn is that the tainted meat, al
cheap prices but all profit, was TO be
marketed Though peddlsrs in the
artisan districts in Chicago. Ap-
parently each elevator load Of meat,
before being hoisted TO the upper
floors Of the slaughter house for des-
tructiOn in the rending vats. was
for a moment loECred to the hase-
ment and the headquarters of the
most valuable meat secretly un-
loaded, after which the eieN atOr was
again started upward to the rcuding
watts. Just 200 pounds OF alleged
diseased meat was found hidden
away in the basement. The dis
coveTy was made by city officials,
and is being used 10y them to sup
port their 0ft-mlde charge that tho
State inspectors are remiss, Il not
corrupt, ami that the inspection
should be done by the city.
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LONDON, June l4.-It is positive
j. announced that Lori Wellesley
will resign his position Us aIjutaut-
general Of the headquarters staff Of
the army, his resignation to take ef-
feet July 5lst. Differences have long
existed between Lord Wellesley and
his colleagues at headquarters. His
views rs 20 the reorganization ofthe
army are known 20 he at varianoe
with tJios" 81 the COmmaudeF-in-
chief, the Duke Of Cambridge. " hose
retirement be considers necessary
before anything practical can be Ell
iectcd. the queen stands 10y her
royal cousin and refuses 10 hear OF
his withdrawal from a position with
which he has been 50 long identified.
The duke himself shows no disposi-
ton to t.,ke the hints which are so
freely given 10y the press and public:
Lord Wclasley, finding the sit
ugtion becoming more and more dif-
iicuit aud uIsagrseablc, has Accord
iugly d,t-r-iucd TO pass ia his res
i-uati1u.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-16

Boston, June ia memorial in
favor of free wool will he
presented TO the Senate finance
committee 10y the Wool Con
sumeTs' Association. Ii closes
thus: "Ali the wool grown in the
world is now wanted. The AmeTi-
can grower could hardly lie injurei
by a REIMBURSEMENT OF values. II. at
the worst his product should fail
slightly in price, he would get com
pens9tiOn soon by the larger ami
more certain demand from stimu-
lated aud increased manufacture.
The half-breei mutton Sleeps wool
in warp works admirably wi:h re-
jected woods, flores and MOutevideo
fieeces i'm filling. Thus. the mutton
would be stimulated through the
importation Of free raw materials.
and the American consumer Of
wOOlens and wOUsiel would get bet
ter fabrics at prices generally
lower"
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News From Mexico.

CITY OF MEXICO, June l5.-Senol
NaldugO, counsel for Lieutenant
lturbide, who was sentenced 10 one
years imprisonment for criticisinga
superior officer, is trying 70 obtain a
rehearing Of the case. Able lawyers
say that the cOunsel's failure in the
first trial precludes \ rehearing. T.,
Tempo and other conservative or
gans make Iturbide a. martyr, but
the great majorif5 Of the people de-
cline 10 IKE this view Of the matter.
Ii is said that had he been less def
ant President Disz would have in
terferei in his behalf. The general
opinion nOw j. that the supposed
letter on which the prOcess vas
based was not written by Iurhide,
but by others, lie fathering the re-
spOnsibility for their work. Iturbide
claims otherwise, however.
Large amounts Of silver have
been made ready 70 he shipped to
the United States in case the silver
bill passes.
Letters from Central America 10
persons in this city state that the
conservatives viii never allow the
peaceful establishment Of the Cen
trail American Union.
The government recently granted
several concessions for railroads to
the Pacific Coast, but the general
opinion is that none Of them will
ever be built.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-16

LoCKPORT, y. Y, June b.
Chief Of Police Wills OF Woodstock
Ontario, has recently been in thi.
cts. searching for evidence tia
might have n bearing upon the tria
OF Buschell, the Euglishman now
held at Woodstock fCr the murdei
Of his associate, Benwen.
The chief found sus examined q
large trunk 1t the Erie deTot AT
Ionawanda, which came there
checked 10 the Lrie just before Ben.
well Is believed 10 have been muir.
dered. The trunk las been nj
lonawanda until n few GAYS AGO,
when il was taken away hy &
stranger who PRESENTED! a cheek for
it. Chief Wills believes fls.. trunl,
was designed 10 enclose Rurchell,s
victim and 10 lie sent over Niagara
Falls. The chief also rerortes! Ihaf
an important witness who his been
thought to have disappeared has
Teen located and Will testify M
Burchell's trial in October.
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FOR PURE FooD.
The san Francisco Beard OF Health
Notify Consumers which II
the Best RaISinE Powder.

The Board Of Health can engage
in no more laudahle occupation than
the examination Of our food supply
and the instruction Of the public a
10 those articles 1t finds TO be pure
and wholesome, and which, there
fore. CONSUMERS should use.
There are qualities uf baking pow
der in tine mtrket - Use which -
certain detriment h. the .hvalth OF
the consumer. They ar made from
alum, or Improperly compounded
from other chemical. 80 tIat they
leave a strong alkahu, r. s,duum IN
the food. Many g. thp-e powders,
having been prOhii',ttd iu5uI salt
in thc east. have lTgu col
lected W their manufacturers
from the dealers with whom they
were lei ON commission, ami ship
ped To the Pacific 20 81. 30 pub
lie knows nothing atOul their
quality eNcep. Whit i Telus in the
newspaper Advertisements. In The
effort 10 gain a iHt-luid ia this
market uuscrupu 'us uIuuGlctur-
ers OF these Chrdply nIade, low
grade baking powders haveiuGulged
in extIavagant statements both with
reference to their own and other
brands, claiming the most inpTOb-
able endorsements for their goods
and denOuncing the brands lest
known anu longest used upon
the Pacific Coast.
The action Of the physicians Of
the Board OF Health, Therefore, in
giving the public reliable, authorita-
tive information rs. 70 tue brand u
baking powder to be used 70 secure
The most economical and whOlesy ne
food is most valuabls aud timely.
The chief brands Of baking pow
deTs sold upon the Plcific Coast
were collected aud analysed by
Messrs. Thomas Price & Son, the
Well-knnwn ANALYTICAL chemists Il
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TRUTH AND LIBERTY.
MONDAY IS CITY TERRITORY

mittee, some OF the supplies were
landed for distribution.
Calling at the bay Of st. George
on the return voyage, IL was found
that the residents and the island
government had come to an under
standing, the former agreeing to pay
customs duties on the promise Of the
authorities 10 consider their griev-
ances.
The captain Of the steamer brought
back letter from Rev. Mr.. Howells
Of Flower Cove, giving n narrowing
statement OF the condition Of his
people. He asserts that the colonial
government has failed TO respond to
several appeals for aid made last fall
and for that reason during the long
months until the steamer HdriOlg
called, most Of the people were GU
the verge Of Starvation The people
were reduced TO such extreme want
that they had nothing to eat but the
rotten carcases OF seals, and many
were at the point Of death when the
HdrIOU arrived.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-16

LONDON, June lj.-The police OF
the Metropolitan district, which in
cludes all Of London except what
Is known distinciively rs the city.
have decided not to 90 on duty on
Friday, the Goth inst, unless their
demands for increased pay and re-.
duced hours are granted. They are
displeased with the gratuity which
has been Offered them 10y the Home
Office; the situation is a critical
one. The force begins 20 show
signs OF decentralization. The chiefs.
who still endegvor to maintain dis
cirline and hold the men TO their
duty, are dissatisfied with their
treatment by the Home Defart-
ment and threaten 20 resign. This
would result in n complete dissolu-
ton Of the organization, the conse-
querCe Of which would be most
serious. To meet the crisis the
Home Office has done nothing but
promise an insufficient temporary
ami doubtful gratuity, which aggra-
Yates the situation.
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SAN FRANCISCO, June l5.-Ad.
/ vices Ia the Associated Press los
steamship Oced4stc from japan state
that the excitement following the
recent depTesiatiOus OF students in
Toxic has sulsided somewhat since
they aTolngized % Rev. Mr.. I'm
nrcp. the New Jensey missionary.
who was roughly handled by them.
Foreigners. however. feel outraged
that the CulpTits were not severely
punished, and, a. a result Of their
e,cape from punishment, the re-
iuctUry students are becoming more
aud3ci0us.
The distress among the thousands
Of starving people Of Toxic and
other large cities Is being anchor
a;ei 10 a great extent by foreigners
aud japanese nOblcmrn. The price
OF rice Is higher than ever BEFORE.
both in Japan and COrea, and this
Is probably only n forecast Of the
suffering, as the outlook for the
growing crop is poor.
There are many vague Tumors
concerning the reported t1king Of
Cprya by the Russians. There l.
some trouble in CuICa, but the
JaIancse officials know nothing
definite. An th.t j. known j. that
al the British mrn-of-war in Toxic
have steam upani are under orders
10 sail at q moments notice. The
American naval force Is also ex-
pectiug orders.
Dispatches from Corea say the
new United States minister. Heard.
has arrived and the retiring minis
ter, DensemOre. j. about 10 deplrt,
after receiving n testimonial OF e.
tenn from all the foreigners in
COrea.
Numa Shuichi. editor OF the
Mainichi SpiHl5lm1, and for the past
ten years n prominent figure in
japanese politics, Is dead.
In the reorganization Of the Jap
aEese cabinet recently, Mutsumun-
emitsu, late japanese minister to
the United States, secured only one
Of the positions.
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HAvANA, June l4.-Eyraud has
changed his tactics. This morning
he was all smiles and seemed to be
rs cheerful rs a young bride and
quite rs hopeful. The change Is
remarkable, and the authorities who
yesterday were I'm agCnies over his
desperate mood, fearing that he
would destroy himself any moment,
are now thrown into n worse state
Of mind by his sudden trInsforma-
tiou. They fear that il j. some
dodge 10y which to escape. They
lhink that he will f,ign sichAoss
and try to get into a hospital and
thence escape. He thinks il will
be long time before he can be
taken acrUss the water, not knowing
that full Preparations are already
being made for his departure. He
viii, on board ship, be placed in n
cage made Of steel bars. open on all
sides, containing nothing but n
chair and a guard who will keep by
him constantly. Near the guard
will be 4 steel wire straight jacket 10
put on him in case he tries TO DO
violence to himself. The cage is
modelled much after those in use for
TRANSPORTING nihiliSts 10 Siberia.
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SPOKANE FALLS, June III. o.
Lennarl has just arrived from OSa-
hogan county, bringing news that
the store Of PA" Cummings was
robbed Of n large amOnt Of meIchan-
disc and fifty dollars in cash on
Thursday Last by Indians, who after
wards stImpedcd land OF horses
and terrorized the owner 50 10y draw
ing the back Of q dirk knife across
his throat that he fled from the
country. The Indian agent, with n
pUsse, Is In parsuit OF the Indians.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-16

The general usefulness Of a baking
powder depends upon the quantity
OF leavening gas it gives oil. As
these powders are retailed at about
the same price, the most economical
is also apparent
The opinion Of the Board Of
Health i rs follows:
We, the members OF the Board Of
Health Of the city aad county Of
san Francisco, cordially approve
and recommend the Royal Baking
Powder. II Is absolutely pure and
healthful, composed Of the best in
gradients Of the highest strength
and character.
In our judgment it Is impossible
10 make purer or stronger baking
powder than the Royal.
Jos. II. DAVIDSON, MID.
CHAs MCQUEsTEN, MD.
HENRY NJ. FIsRE, MID.
7. j. LETOURNEUN, MD.
San Francisco, Aug. ), 1859.
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MARQUETTE, Mich, Juue Is
The advent OF the new manage
ment OF the Michigan mine inau-
Eurates n new policy. Supcrinteu-
dent Ford has not decided to cur.ail
expense, but i, also determined 10
knew what has BECOME OF uYwarl,
Of $50, 900 worth OF mineral tlat au.
thentic report says has Already been
mined from the Michigan. Thou
sands Of dollars worth has b,eu
traced 10 the trunks OF miners. some
nf whom He'd lhe district before their
thefts were discovered. Stunts.
logs, ash heaps aRd innumerabls.
other equally iuuocent-lOokiug To-
calities have been found 10 be con-
venient recePtacies o? golden chunks.
where the treasure could await SAFE
conveyance from the premises. as
I precautionary measure, all en-
ployes are now required to change
their clothing on the premises.
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CLEVELAND, o., June l5.-Near-
ly five thousand people asseiu bled
at Beyerie's Park, ia the southern
part OF the city, toiay, o. see a man
jump from 4 rope stretched across an
artificial lake. When the jumper
made his descent the crowd o. peo
pic on a rustic foo;hriIgc abOu. ten
feet above the ground, along the
face Il the bluff, made 3, rush Ia
where he struck the water. The
bridge collapsed, ami the mass %
timber and people went down on the
fO0tlath beneath, whichwas crowded
with sightseers. ~ least tgenty-
five persons were injured more or
less seriously. Eight OF them had
10 he taken h the hospital. and tive
will die.
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interrupted by Anarchists

PARIS, June ia meeting held
mere yesterday to expires sympathy
with the arrested nihilists was dis
turbed by the anarchists. The Ego
tste commented severely upon tbs
action of the anarchists, ami IN re-
veugc Thirty Of them made an at
tack upon the oiiic" Of the news
PAPER today and demolished every
thing in sight.
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ST. LOUIS, June 1.-THE dele
gates 10 the Christian EndeavOT
Convention, after tine morning scs-
sion, took n steamboat excursion
down the river to jefferson Bar
racks.
At tonight's session the nominal
ing committee recommended the
reelection OF President CLARK, Sec
rotary Baer aud Treasurer Shaw to
their respective offices.
The committee on resolutions pre-
scented a series Of resolutions re-
affirming the principles Of the
society.
After tom0rr0w's session the CON
veutiOu viii adjourn, 10 meet next
year at MINNEAPOLIS.
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ELNIwOOD, Ohio, June ia
free fight at a picnic given here 10y
the Pleasure Club from Cincinnati
resulted very seriously this after
noon. IL started with a fight be-
tween two drunken men, and before
peace was restored two men had been
fatally shot aud three seriously hurt.
4 number Of men and women We're
painfully bruised la the rush 10 get
away from the fight.
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UTICA, y. v, June I4.-An ap-
plicatiOn for the appointment u a
receiver Of the Utica Herald was
made to-day. The application j.
not yet granted, but doubtless will
be. The Assistant Unit,-i States
Treasurer at New York, Kills h.
Roberts, is the chief owner. The
suit is = friendly one, making Rob
eTts receiver. The liabilities are
estimated at about Sl0O,OOJ.
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CINCISEATI, June i5.-At noon
to-day a thunderstorm set in, and
one AMI hllf inches ofraiu fell in
les than an hour. The cellars are
Hooded. THE streets on the hillsid,s
we're covered with mud and debris.
and sidewalks ia places were torn
VI. Thirty seven hundred fise AMI
telephone wir,s have been matted or
otherwise destroyed and much
minor damage done.
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HALIFAX, June I5.-The steamer
HaTtoio, which went to Bay ST.
George, Newfoundland, with a car
go Of provisions, was notified at its
arrival ut that port by the Collector
o! Customs that he would not be
permitted to land any goods as the
people had refused TO pay customs
duties 10 the Newfoundland govern
ment. The Hdri0lU consequently
proceeded ON her voyage up the
Newfoundland coast, getting as far
north n Flower Cove, where the
people were found to be in a des,i-
tute and deplorabie condition for
want VI food. At the urgent re-
quest Of the local relief com.
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BOsTOS, Mass, June 1.-THE
committee investigating the alleged
bribery in connection with the PASS
age Of the West End Railway bill,
examined q. y. Bruce, counsel for
Ames, Shepard * Co. His testi-
mony related to thearraugement be-
tween the West End Company Snd
Ames, Shepard & Co, whereby the
latter were not 10 petition for 4
charter this year, anu were TO assist
tine West End Company, rs he I'M
derst0Od, for money consideration.
Witness knew Of no members 81 the
legislature employed in the interest
vi the West End Company, but fur
nished a list Of prospective workers
to whom money had been paid.
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Madrid, June l5.-rhere were
nine deaths from cholera in Pueblo
IL Rugate ON Saturday. Seven fresh
cases are reported. TwO-thirds Of
the inhabitants have fed from the
towns. Seven deaths occurred at
MOntichestO, village near Pueblo
de Rugate, and several fresh cases
are reported there.
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DESSER, June l5.-This afternoon
n spark from a passing locomotive
started n fire in a hay warehouse in
the yards Of the Union depot, and
before it could be gotten under con-
troll the private ear Of General
Manager Meek Of the Fort Worth
road and fourteen loaded freight cars
were burned. One Pullman sleeper
was also badly burned. Loss about
81 ON.
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CHICAGO, June l5.-Dispatch from
Dubuque, Ia, says: Judge Shiras mas
filed ia the United Satss Court a
decision in the case Of the United
States ". the Des Moines River
q Navigation Company q al. which
involves the homestead rigLt. q!
many settlers. Ia his decision, Judge
Shiras says that under the decisions
OF the Supreme Court Of the Unit,sl
states he cannot reinvestiyaIe Ire
question Of title Of the Navigation
company. lie holds, in substance. that
redress for the settlers must be sought
from congress.
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LONDON. June 1.-THE White
Star steamer DJric, trading between
London and New Zealand, claims
that it has made the fastest voyage
around the world. The total time
the p0ric steamed was ~ days g
hours ard 81 minutes. The distance
ran was %, 900 miles, and the engine
worked continuously, there being no
slowing or stopping.
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SPOKANE FALLS, Wash, June
l5.-Df. Calvin Gardner and a son
Of J: NJ Tull, ~ne Of Spokane FaII,s
weaithiSSt citizens, attempted 70
cross the river IA a cable and ferry
constructed hy the doctor and were
drowned. Johh Frazer was with
them In the boat, but escaued.
ANOEA, Mimi, June I5.-Lizzie
Murphy and Lizzie Mahoney. and
the latter's brother, aged respec-
lively 20, Il and IL, were battling
IN Ruin River, near here. this after
noon. The little boy got beyond
his depth aud in trying TO save him
the girls went under and all threu
were drowned.
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Accidentally Killed.

CHICAGO, June I5.-Otto and
Herman Berta, aged l. and Is re.
spectively. lett Lake Front Park to
day and started acrNss the network
Of railway tracks between it and the
lake. Suddenly a passenger train,
coming at a rapid speed, attracted
the attention Of the boys, who stood
still in the track, apparently petrified
with fear. The engineer llew the
whistle and throngs Of people in the
park shouted, but the boys did not
move and before n hand could be
lifted to save them they were struck
and killed.
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AChureh Deals I'm OIL.

PITTsBURG, June Is. = Thret
months ago the Forest Grove Prs
byterian Church at CHARTERS was q
modest little affair with a debt and
a modest attendance. Some Of the
elders, after a hari fight, succeeted
in getting n permit 10 Grill an oil
well on the premises. oil was f'und
in abundance, and yesterday the
church sold out bodily 20 the stand
arr Oil Company for SOP O0l.
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WASHINGTON, June II. - The
Columbia Athletic Club governors
recently gave permission 10 John
l.. sullivan to give boxing eXhi-
bitiOn in their gymnasium. Many
protested and tonight the club
met and voted to prohibit the al
flir.
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WAsrINGroS. June i5.-Captain
Clarence y. Clarke, well known
civil engineer, committed suicide to-
day. Cause, nervous prOststion by
overwork.
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EgrualE

FRANKFORT, June l5.-Thc Aus,
TRAN magnatc, i'riuCc Frants Man.
dorf, has failei. He was engage!
in wheat speculation, i'm which he
lost over "a million forms, blsiles
leaving ii1'ilti-s Of another mil
lion flnrin..
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ATLANTA. "a June 1.-THE In
ternationaI typographical Conven-
ton adjourned this afternoon. They
passed a law prohibiting regular COM
p0siIOrs from holding cases more
than six days in any week.
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New YORK, June l5.-Between
sunrise aud sunset today, seven
bodies Of unknown dead were taken
out Of the river along the ietty
front.
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ST. PETERSBURG, June I5.-The
International Prison Congress and
International Exhibition was opened
today in the presence OF the whole
cOnri.
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San Francisco. They found the
strength or leavening gas measured
at loo degrees f. Of the brands
named rs follows:
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LION COFFEE
lisa selection Of
Mocha, Java and
Rio, properly
blended and is
conceded by all
20 make the
incest cup of
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land. A Beauti-
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