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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-21

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A HUG EniIrn,a neal

NEW YORK, May eI.-AlI Wall
Street Is talking today about the
big railroad deal by which the
Atchison is to obtain possession o.
the ST. Louis and san Francisco.
and consequently Of the Atlantic
and Pacific, thereby securing a
line which viii eventually De ex-
tended 10 san Francisco.
Reports from Boston say that the
papers have been signed, but off,
eial announcement Of terms has not
been made. In general way il is
thought the AtchisOn win purchase
the entire properly and franchises
owned by the 81. Louis < san Fran.
cisco. The Representatives Of the
latter road are Seligmans.
1t is thought that $1,000, 900 Of
the Atchison four per cent bonds
and s, 900, eco OF the Atehisou in
comes now held in the compauy's
treasury will DO exchanged Tor the
81. Louis and San Francisco bonds
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CITY or MEXICO, via Galveston,
May 2l.-Gen. Hernandez, COM
handing the troops operating
against the Yaqui Indians, arrived
At Guaymas yesteniay. He reports
the campaign virtually ended.
The steamer CCTTIgGn brCugbtlll
Cinnamon 10 Guaymas yesterday,
probably bound for the United
States.
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Their Instructions.

WAsHINGrON, May Il. The
democratic minority Of the ways
and means committee, as the result
ola consultation this morning. in
structcd Carlisle 20 offer in the
House motion 10 ruc0mmit the
tariff bill 70 the WAYS and
means committee, with Instructions
to report hack the bill reducing
taxation from existing rates. OF
course 1t is not expected the motion
will prevail, but The purpose Of its
submission Is 20 place the demo-
cratic action on records, A. endeavOr-
ing 10 carry cut the views contained
in the national platform.
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The News can now be Lad .vsfs
evening. at 5:l5, at the news
stand OF the Union Degot. or IT the
Ogden News depot, SCI Twenty
fourth Street, n few doors east OF the
tost Office; also from Dalton, Nye
: Cannon, Main Street, or Il wiiltc
delivered at your rrsidence The sare
evening by applying TO NJ. Scott
a5.!nnuerSon, NEWS agent In Ogden
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The instruction classes in laundfy
work In England have proved a
great success M wen IS { great iene-
tit AMI have raised the standard q.
the work. IL is 4 scheme that
might be copied 10 advantage, also
70 give instruction In other kinds Of
household work.
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NOTICE. 10 cREpIToRs.


~TCTfgE Is HEREBY GIyEN 81 THt
~ ucs"r .Crs1 q. Evccu-riL or tie LAST
WIZ and Testament Of John Mcdonald de-
c-1rCl- % nc creditors OF. and al pcrseas
aa~ir- r'afuls ri,lF7st TIRE sud deceased. -
exhibit -rlu vlln tLo Necessary voucher
within zen months after -hc 1rst ualiiIc1'i1u
% THIS lnlcrs % the sad tLcr-ftrl~ NJ hrr
rrsiteuce, No. go East First south - s-f.
SAT- Lake City. lu tie County Of sHit LAKE
Dated Apri j.. ls11.
SARAH ;. MCDONALD,
SNccutuN % the Last VIII and Testament
% JoLu Mcdonald. deceased.
IHHHu= -ra
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The Original Package BusIncsS

LEWISTON, Maine, May 2I-The
''oTigiual PACKAGE business began
here yesterday. y ear arrived con
tanning barrels and kegs Of beer con-
signed 10 n local dealer, who took
them TO his store without the inter
ference Of the authorities. y New
HamPhire brewery has agreed to
assume all costs in any test case.
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II RELATION TO SUNDAYS
FIRE.

MAJOR STANTON, chief OF the fire
department, has suddenly become an
object OF interest. Sundays fire,
which was, rs is well known, de-
| piorably mismanaged, has brought
| him c0nspicuously into lass relief.
| His iucalacity in the sudden
emergency Is nov beginning
20 be acknowledged 10y his
most fgr0cious and unreasonable
/ friends, who admit that 'ss9me
property might have been saved. :,
such an admission from that quar-
ter means thai a great deal o;
property might have been placed be.
youd the reach Of the flames under
a more competent director. How
ever, extremes OF attack and hyper
hoiic and unteuahle defense Of the
chief Of the fse department belong
to one piece q c'Cs. Both classes
OF extremists have no reason TO be
proud Of their respective positions.
We belong TO the conservative
class in that respect, but would
have been much more inclined to
charity for the Major-on the
ground Of his iuexperience-had he
not been guilty Of go much dress
parade business, IN having his ex-
Vertne5s in responding to false
alarms for practice, formulated by
himself, published in that portion Of
The press that sustains him at the
expense OF truth, common sense and
sound public policy.
Some people swallow such quack
advertisements as signs Of efficiency.
but they are simply indicators of
conceiL when 4 man performs n |
public service, it is then time |
enough for the pres to give him |
Otherwise it is mere |
putiery.
There is another constituent which
operated against the chief in hi
at the fire; he carried TO il |
not only the evidences Of inefi-
cheney, but these Of arrogant pugna-
city. dis assault upon Mr.. Jen-
Biugs, a reistive Of the gentleman
whose property was on fire, was an
nexcusable act Of brutality, as well
Is breach Of the peace; neither
vas it creditable to his courage
'sing within n few feet Of a number
u policemen wien he committed
he oIense. II would perhaps be
veil for the gentleman to be more
iiscreet, as he might in resorting to
uch unseemly methods Of express
ns his disapproval, strike the wrong
mans nose.
This incident Of the fire was
made the subject Of a resolution Of
ensure at last nights session Of the .
'ouncil. An effort Was made to
able it, which was only accom-
lished by Mayor Scott throwing in ,
is vote on that sideof the question.
ne members present being equally
iyided upon it.
TIE logical inference to be drawn /
ON the position assumed by the :
isyOr and the others who a
oted to table IS that they consider :
lie matter complained of-the act a
: a public officer committing a per- a
'nal assault on a private citizen, .
bile the said offieial was in the :
scharge OF his dniy-is not Gen. Il
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NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS
Estate q Tloras 3. Ksaviaen. Deseaa

Estate q Taoniss 2. KEavlIcn. Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GItrv ny THE
~ undersigned. Adam s.rator % The p
tate % Thomas r. hnJwiGCn, deceased. % l e
creditors OF. and all uersous having clair.s
ASalnsl s1c sad deceased, 20 cXAibit Them
WIZ le Eecessary vouchers. within fOu-
uoliEa AFTER Gle frst pChilr1t5on of tbis No.
ace. 20 thg sad administrator. 40 the c-lf--
or lsaac N NacteIl. Attorney. In the T-tal
t2H,ncicill and Savings Bank EuiIdlrr.
s.li l-Aks city On taa County % sal. i-l.,..
Dated May sth. Isg1
GEORGE H. EN1WLfEV.
Afmi nisirl:or 90 The Estate of Thom1z z
klow'deu, deceased. a o1W -
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and preferred stock. 1t is also
understood there will be q new
issue Of Atchison stock which VIII
he exchanged for st. Louis and San
Francisco stock, at the rate OF four
shares Of Atchis0n for three OF 81.
Louis and san Francisco common.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-21

TIE meetings Of the second an
uual convention OF trustees, officers
and telcheHs connected with the
school organization or the Church Of
Jesus Chris. OF Latter-day Saints
wil commence at the Social Hall,
Salt Lake City, at 10 O'Clock am.
Tues iay, June 8, 1899.
Al members Of Stake boards o.
education and Of the facuIics OF the
Church schools are cordially invited
TO be preseut
MILFORD WOODRUFF.
President.
GEO. REYNOLDS. Secretary.
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TvE0U NY PLACE IN DESERT on
4 II urstly Evening. Two dars bag
Horses, srci ycsrs each one Of then
BRANDED "a on i-fg shoulders hind feet
While, Ss5 few white hfgrs "a Lar
head IA tEc CIrer cEc branded W or
left iL.rb, boia hrf Def crT on wren they
ir.t. Any person Lngir- tae szu-- o eithe.
90 them VIII be literally rewarded tE r.
turning thcm 20 me notifying ne OF the'r
wLcrg4' uC.E.
Address william = ELtCk.
DIS ~ Descrct, Ni'lsrJl CO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-21

WASHINGTON, May p. 49, The
tariff bill passed by a strict party
vote. with the exception Of Cole
man Of Louisiana, who voted with
the democrats in the negative. But
terwUrth voted aye. NOte-Ayps
lao. nsys 1872.
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nAEKETs AND sTOCKs.
XIV YORK STOCKS
s-~y- yorh No


IhifaEoi May q. lib y. n, close.
Wheat Easy cash, Ju-e, % july. SIX.
CCrn-SieaiYi cash, So, June. s. {, -:
fnly. a. = =.
Ults-steadyi cash. a.; June, .; July.
~
Pszk-Quiet; cash, June. lJo5; Jaiy,
L4rd-Dall; cash, SIS sIi'ii June. = e
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arres,e,, for ENDORSEMENT.

WATERBURY, Conn, May a.
George W. Roberts, bOOkkeeper and
confidential manager Of Smith x
Griggs Manufacturing Company,
was arrested this evening for the
embezziement Of SlO,OG0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-21
Senate.
WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, May 2I.-The
resignation Of sergeant.at-arms
Cauady was received and laid on
the table.
The silver hill was taken up, and
Stewart proceeded TO address the
Senate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-21

Boston, May Clippers COM
plotting the Atchison and -. LOUIS
and San Francisco negotiations have
been signed. The AtchIson people
say that no official announcement OF
terms will be made until every de-
tail Is arranged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-21

SARATOGA, y. Y. May 2l.-Iu
the Presbyterian general assembly
today n resolution urging Congress
to pass the bill now before IL for an
investigation Of the effects Of intoxi-
eating liauors was aiorfl..l.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-21

JEssyr. Ga, May 2l.-Last night
the proprietor Of the Littlefeld
House discovered his wife and
Sheriff Mccall in n compromising
situation. He drew a revolver ana
shot both dead,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-21

A LII PER SONS ARE HEHEEN
~ var-ci, uudlr iHc psuIiiy provided
o. -r't rtIlurr, NOS 90 remove tur body o.
any deal -EiuIl. ~r Otl', or hith % eny
description. WITHOUT frs un.t'yiug th-
City s--veuECr, UL1 -Hl issue direction
Tor It- ll-pgs-L
WILLIAM SHOWELI
CITY scfvgnsgr, Room 6. City iiaU.
AVrl l1th I..1 az
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-21

HELENA, Mont, May 2l.-The
supreme court today decided the
Silver Bow County sherifi's contest
in favor Of John +. Lloyd, repub-
lirsu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-21

\ tooth Is mis- ing among the incisors. and
You cannot help Kissing. &c aud get one
put IN. and then use SOLuDoSr 10 keep the
others nghi, You should have done This
years ago, but Il Is better now thar -evc..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-21

CHICAGO, May 2l.-The annual
meeting Of the American Baptist
Publication Society began here this
morning.
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The Winner.

LONDON, May u. - The New
market stakes Of 500 sovereign was
won by the Duke Of PortlauG's
.sMemoir.H
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nNE BAY HORSE. YEARS OLD
~ branded stag ON len tniEh, LET'S hind
foal waite, wLCu ll-t seen llI hlct amorr
~lrcuH. C'fs- u Iwt
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STRAYED.

ONE BAY HORSE UENUEn Ut OS
~ right high.
ure soy HaEe branded 2 1 on the % gh.
JAMIE j. eft lIud foot. ElIuru Co t11IC'-
stable ON --l.r i.Uli and &c rewarded.
d 4. I. =
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STOLEN Or srRAYED.

drawn MARE. BRANDED K on
iyit tEiEh. wilie a4aI feet, BLACK maGe,
long b.-rA tlEL
FInIer monty H. =. CuUHCg,s, az uorth.
sixth WEI street dss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-21

FenTI OF Nrf0N I7TfrE. 7 IIII"0 sII0"-
ton from the Revelations. foundations
and Variations Of Joseph smith. drst
Prophet, Seer and Ecvciat1r % the
Church Of Jesus CHRIST Il Latter day
Saints. Morocco. Git, Si--i; Leather.
Gut, Sltei Roam, s'ci Cloth embossed,
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Books Nailed % any part Of he
United States on Receipt Of Rlcs.
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The British. Commons.

LONDON, May 2l.-The House Of
Commons in committee passed the
budget.
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OF Jesus Christ % Lattcr-dly saints :
containing C Ecvelluons gwen %
10 cph smith. Jr.. the Prophet, Tor the
building up OF the Kingdom % God ~
the last days. GILT, SIS, tui Book,
s1e0. Fuu Roam, $40 Full leather,
embossed. Sl.2j; Pull Cloth, embossed,
On
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-21
Hey 10 ihe Science OF Theology. De

signed o. IN IN rulu~ifuu TO the FIRST
Principles OF Spiritual Philosophy. Re
iigion. Law aud Government, a. Dciiv-
cred by the Anrients. ard - Restored
IN this age for the duai development OF
universal peace. truth and knoWlcdEc.
by Farley 2. Pratt Fan Roam, EN-
Ts1aaaF - EufT fsIngft fsHafrHaaHF EI-
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For SaI2 BY tbe
DESEPE6.'. FEWS.'. go.

Roos or Mormon. An sccount Of thc
Ancient Inhabitants % the American
Ccutincu,, written by the hand Of Nor
mon up1n plates taken from tln plaic-
% Seuhi, found near hester
Ontario Co. Sew YORK, and Translated
by the Prophet. Joseph smith, Jr. Gllir
$ .5. Fuii Beck, 500 full Roam, sl.sl;
Fail Leather. embossed, sl--5i I'll
T1Hfh gEl b1zsef. Sion.
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I'M ND IIIITT -IT-=
. . Q . . 100000 10000 o . . 49,
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Tnught the Dog to SInnl.

Contracting Agent smith. of the Omaha
Railroad, claims TO have discovered tho
plan by which II gang Of boy paper thieves
have been so successfully operating in up
per town. Annoyed by The repeated loss
of his Pioneer Press, which tho carrier
was accustomed 10 leave on the doorstep
Of his residence on Walnut street, Dir.
Smith recently arose in time to get the
paper when the carrier arrived. lie
marlicl il on the inside with blue pen
Gil; 'rhis paper was stolen from -"
LETT in the usual place on the step and
went back into the house to await the ap-
proach Of the thief. Ten minutes later,
having heard no sound of any one ap-
proaching, he looked out and was dumb
founded to find the paper missing. IIo
laid similar trap the next morning, and
sat i'll tho parlor window to watch Tho
carrier had not been gone two minutes
before big Newfoundland dog trottcd
into his dooryard took the paper in his
mouth and ran Off. The gentleman fol-
lowed the dog around the corner and saw
three boys meet the animal there, take
the paper, and direct the dog to another
dooryard. After collecting the papers
the boys took them home to their mother,
had the creascs ironed out, and sold them
ON the streets downtown HnuI
Pioneer Ibrss.
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Followed n Horse Car 10000 Miles.

An Owcnsboro QkyJ dog followed n
street car in that place for nearly year,
and Travelled in that time 40, 900 miles.
His travels were cut short by piece of
poisoned meat, and the Owensboro
Messenger thus Eliminates his career:
"The queer freak of tho dogs follow
ing the car was n singular illustration of
his faithfuness. In the carly days of
last March countryman came to town,
bringing the dog with him. IIc con-
cludcd while here to take street cur
ride, and whom he got on tho car the dog
trottcd along behind, as he had been
wont to do with his masters wagon.
When the man got off the car he passed
out the front, instead of the rear, where
he went in. The dog thus missed him,
and nothing could induce the animal to
leave the car without his master. He
followed that car for days, almost re-
fusing to cat, but Mt last he grew to like
the business and followed it to the day
of his death" -
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INSIGHT.

Un the river Of life, as float along.
see with the spirits sight
That many nauseous weed OF wrong
Has root in a seed of right
For evil is good that has gone astray.
And sorrow is only blindness,
And the world is always under the sway
OF a changeless law of Kindness.
The comnonest error truth can make
Is shouting its sweet voice hoarse,
And sin is only the souls mistake
In misdirecting its force.
And love, the fairest of all fair things,
That ever to men descended,
Grows rank with nettles and poisonous things
Unless it is watched and tended.
There could not be anything better than this
Old world in the way it began,
and though some matters have gone amiss
From the great original plan;
And however dark the skies may appear,
And however souls may bunder,
tell you it will all work out clear,
For good lies over and under
Ella Wheeler WILCOX.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-04-25
An Indian Snake Yarn.

A remarkable snake story current
throughout British India is thus summed
up in an article on "The Naja-K -Kallu, or
Cobra Stone" which Professor II. Hen-
soldt, Ph.D., of Columbia College, New
York, has written for Haspsr's Magazine.
"Some cobras-perhaps one in. twenty
arc in possession of a precious stone
which shines in tho dark. This stone
the snake is in tho habit of carrying
about in its mouth, regarding it as 4
treasure, which IL carefully preserves and
defends with its lifo. At night tho
cobra deposits the stone in tho grass and
watches its, as if fascinated, for hours; !;
and yoe to him who then approaches;
fogthc cobra is never more dapeerous
than when occupied in this manner. q
? lhc Professor tolls how he secured ons
of these precious stones by trick kinc its
serpent owner; aud how nc accounts sci,
entifically for the aeeming marvel d
"Tho Nsia. Kallu. y. 4
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speech does not pay them anything fcy
this work, but each member subscribing
for the speech pays bonus of dollar
and II half for every thousand speeches
to the boy who takes his subscription.
The boy then sees that the Speeches aro
done up in wrappes and delivered to the
subscriberin bulk. II tire member wants
them addressed ho pays extra for that
work. Another source OF revenue for
the boys il from the distribution Of circu.
lars and pamphlets through the House.
Nearly every great project TINT is brought
To tho attention of Congress from tho
outside is supported and geneally op-
posc'i, too. by the circulation among the
members of pamphlets and various ,locu-
mcuts. These ARE left with the door
keeper to bc placed on the desks of the
mcmbcrs. If they are merely lef, with
The request that they be distributed they
do not appear On the desks. II the in-
tcrcstcd party comes back aud leaves
considerable fee for the pages he will lind
the desks piled up with his circulars tho,
next morning. - Washington Sim.
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Cod Liver oil.

Cod liver oil is, as its name indicates,
obtained from the livcrs OF goldfish 1t
is an agent which could hardly be dis.
pcnscd with, being II nourisliiug tonic of
exceeding value. Many people have an
idea TINT consumption is the ono disease
for which it is peculiarly adapcd, aud
they fail to recognize the fact that 10 Is
equally efficient in many other affections.
Hence, when physicmns prescribe il,
patients at once assume that they have
trouble with their lungs.
The accepted list of diseases in which
cod liver oil is OF sprcinl cillcaay is much
larger than 1t was score Of years ago.
Undoubtedly, physicians in old times, in
attempting to combat disease %oftcn ,lsrd
drugs which depressed and reduced the
vital powers, doing thereby more harm
than good. All that is now changed.
Physicians of the present may he said to
ignore, to II certain extent, the disease,
but noursh and keep up---'rcstorc tho
life that IL being drained, build ZIP tho
tissues being wasted" Cod liver oil Is
practically food, and us such only does
it act. II nourishcs and fattcns wasted
and wasting bodies. and in that way il
often checks the progress even of pull
monary consumption.
Among tho many affections IN which
IL is given Is nervous debility. In some
coughs, too, even where the lungs arc
perfectly sound, it proves admirable, and
often cures the same. It's taste is so
disagrceablc that comparatively few pa-
ticnts can take it, fact much TO bc do
plorcd. Many arc the ways devised to
make il less unpleasant, invoring il
with peppermint, mixing il with coffee,
rinsing tho mouth first with brandy or
whisky, pouring il into the froth of
beer. Some recommend thn il be snlted
Nnd pcppcrcd and then "holtcd down" "
aftcrward the mouth 10 he rinscd with
tinclurc of myrrh aud water. Lately it
has been suggested that few grains of
salt he dropped on the tongue before
taking cod liver oil, as by that means it
will be rendered pnlatnblc. Or n bite of
pickle before and after taking tho oil
will render it acceptable. Boston HraH