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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-24

CHICAGO. June "a large num-
her Df Worlds Fair commissioners
REPRESENTING the various States have
arrived in Chicago. and tonight in
all the hotels WORLDS Fair mlite-~
are being very generally discussed.
Among the most Interesting CON
frrrnct-s was one between Joseph
HIST 81 Tampa, Fla. aud \. =.
Mercer. Of cheyenne, Wyoming.
Hirst had much o. uo with the
allotment OF space a; the Centennial,
and almost entire charge % thg re-
cent Piedmont Exposition at At
lan;a. In talking al the matter VI
q site. Mr.. Hir>t said: III We can
be convinced that the Lake front can
be obtained legally ana. will revert
10 Chicago n n park after the fair Is
over. don't thiuk there viii Ire "a
dissenting voice. This. however,
providing there l. room enough"
.sThcre's the trouble" said NIer-
Ger. Il don't thiuE we ought tU
open th, doors with les than one
thousand aCn-s. Ju-t look nj the,
number Of states demanding ten
acres each. some al them propose
to do wonderful things with that
space. Uiah pr1lI>c~ % reproduce
salt Lake and the country before
and after irrigation. with an tex
hibition Of her irris1ting process.
Colorado will reproduce her mines
aud build a mineral palace. Cali
fornia will make "a wonderful tex
hibit. and - on"
"Wcll, IL they rualiy mean 20 oc-
cupy all the space they ask Tor, the
lake front Will certainly not be
sufficient. " said Mr. Hir-t, s'aud I
am utterly opposed To dividing the
exhibition"
The gentlemen then discussed the
recent sensational charges regard
ing the lake front, aud Mr.. Hir-t
said. "YUu may rest assured that If
there j. any danger II that spot
being ruined for any purpose for
which the city may desire il, the
commissioners will not aid any such
scheme
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-24

NEW YORK, June 23.-At a mass
meeting Of the Wholesale Liquor
Dealers Association to-day resolu.
tons Were adopted calling on the
whisky trust to waive the rebate
conditions of its sales and allow the
purchase Of spirits in open market,
ike any other commodity. In case
OF refusal, a cooperative stock COM
pany will be ut once formed, with n
capital stock OF at least 500, 900, for
the purpose Of erecting or purchas-
ing one or more spirit disiilleries.
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4 President Dies.

SAN SALVADOR, June 23.-Presi.
dent AIenendez died suddenly last
night, soon after the conclusion Of q
banquet given on the occasion OF the
fifth anniversary Of the entrance Of
General MeneudeZ into san SILVA
dor and the defeat Of the Zlliivar
faction. During the panic caused
by the Presidents death General
Narrow and several other officers
We're killed at the barracks. Gene
raj Carlos Ezeta, leader Of the forces,
is now in command. All is quiet at
present.
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NEWS FROM ENGLAND.
DoinES In The Commons.-A New
Peer. Sc.

| LONDON, June 23.--During the
sitting Of the Commons this aiter'
noon, the government leader M
nounced the government had de
cided 10 withdraw the licensing
clauses Of the Local Taxation bill.
Smith said that the government
had arrived ut the conclusion that j,
would he impossible to pass the Ii
cense clause i'm its entirety. Pro-
/ longed opposition cheers. The
clause contained three proposals:
First-A certain portion Of the tax
alton on intOXicaHts shall be apprO-
priated for the purpose Of extin-
gushing licenses. SecOnt-POweT
TO he conferred on county councils
To purchase and eXtinguish licenses.
/ Third-That the issuing Of new Ii
ceHses he suspended.
The first proposal received the as
sent Of the House as far a England
was concerned. The government
would proceed with the proposal for
Scotland and Ireland. With the
second proposal the government
would ask the House TO allow
money for the extinction Of licenses
to accumulate until Parliament
should direct otherwise. lOppOsi-
ton cheers The third proposition
would stand.
Gladstone expressed partial salts
faction at Smiths amendment, but
said the proposed amendment
Threatened "A difficulty. Its entire
withdrawal would simplify debate.
Smith said hc appreciated the
spirit in which Gladstone spoke, but
the government could not disregard
the fact that the principal Of pur-
chase had received the approval Of a
large majority Of the House.
tCries OF ''Only FOUR He said ut
all events the money accumulated
would Ire at the disposal Of Parlia-
meut.
Smith moved the appointment Of
a select committee 10 inquire into |
the subject o! a continuance Of bills |
from session 10 session. Agreed 10. |
Replying to a deputatiOn Of pub
licans in the lobby tonight, Richie,
president Of tie local government |
board, said the principle Of cOmpen-
satiOn for the extinction Of licenses
had been accepted by the House,
and the money accumulated would
be devoted to that purpose.
THE HOUSE OF LORDS
was filed today on the occasion Of
the Duke OF Clarence ls0u Of the
Prince % Wales taking the oath Of
office and ms seat a peer. The
were very imposing.
". DE- LAvELY,
the Belgian political economist,
writes that either Of the American
silver bills will iniure the cause Of
International bi-mctalism, but neil
Their can possibly iHjurc America.
" the tive he considers the cOinage
bill less harmful.
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DrnmntizIng a Murder.

NEW YORK, June 23.-StOut, the
actor who bought Gabrielle's clothes
from Eymud for his wife, says that
lac is now making the story Of
EyTaud's crime into drama. 81
shall play the strangler and my wife
will act Gabrielle BOmpard in
Gabrielle's own dresses, while In
one Of the scenes | shall introduce
the trunk, recticule and the rest Of
the little things which were found
i'm il with the dresses.
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today received a dcputation Of citi'
zeus Of Berlin. The eX-chancellOr
maintained that il was his right and
duty to express freely his opinion
regarding public events and de-
clared that he would not give way,
even il he stood alone. He stated,
also, that he always spoke in the
interest Of the dynasty and ofpeace.
He declined to criticise the Anglo
German treaty in regard to Esst-Af-
rican ferriforX
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TENARTANA, Ak, June o.
When the three robbers, Williams,
Bromley and McDaniels, We're
brought in for examination they APP
parently realized the damaging If
feet Of Mrs. Ratclihe's statement
and all waived examination. They
have been taken 10 Bonham, Texas,
for safe keeping, rs the feeling here
is very high.
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CHICAGO, June -G.-Chief Of 70,
lice Marsh has received = photo
graph Of Tascutt, the young burglar
who i suspected Of killing million
aire Smell three years age. The
photograph was taken at kansi,
City three months ago and has been
positively identified 10y TasCOtt',
friends here A. that Of the long.
missing hoy. Chief Marsh also IT,
ceiveG a cipher letter written 10y
Willie to his brother John in this
city. The letter was mailed in Mis-,
souri,. This i the best clue the
police have obtained n Ia the where
abouts 81 Tascntt since he disap-
pesrei fr.-m 81. Paul soon after the
murder.
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ROCHESTER. y. Y. June o.
Patrick Barry died to-day, aged -.
He has written number % books
on tree raising, the most valuable
being the Catalogue Of the Ameri-
can Pathological Society, which j.
the accepted guide Of American fruit
growers, and regarded Is a standard
authority throughout the world.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-24

WASHINGTON, June pa cable
message was received today from
Consul Garesche at Martinique, a
follows: "Half Of FOrt-de- France
was burned. Martinique demands
aid. Five thousand people need
lumber, beef, pork, flour and other
provisions. Gable quickly what the
States will do"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-24

CAPETOwN, Ont, June 2S.-The
Atlantic express going east was de-
rallied near here this afternoon.
Two cars went down n thirty-fOOt
emhankment. +. J. Mcdonnell Of
Chicago was instantly killed and
seven or eight others severely in
jured, but none fatally. The cause
Of the accident has not yet been
definitely ascertained.
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PURvIs, Miss, June 2S.-This nj.
ternoOn the jury returned an in
dictment, charging John Lawrence
Sullivan with prize-fighting. \
day will be set for trial tomorrow.
\ petition TO Judge Terrill j. being
unanimously signed Iy leading
citizens praying the court to lie
lenient ami impose a fine without
imprisonment.
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was filed today on the occasion Of
the Duke Of Clarence ls0n Of the
Prince % Wales taking the oath Of
office and ms seat a a peer. The
ceremonies We're very imposing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-24
MnshInEIon Now

WASHINGTON, June 23.-NOm.
inatiOns: William Newell Of Wash.
ington, Consul at Managna.
Registrars u Land Oilices-G. G..
Mills, Olympia, Wash; J. c. Law.
renee, Waterville, Wash.
Receivers Of Public Money -
Charles NJ. Oman, Seattle. Wash:
w. II. Bush, Olympia, Wash; f.
VI. Dallam, Waterviile, Wash.
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ArrIrrI Of nrIc-rtc-.

DESvER, June .3.-AbOut three
hundred delegates from all points of
the Union to the Eighth National
Convention Of the Travellers Pro-
tective Association. which Couvcngs
here tomorrow, have arrived. by
tomorrow morning il i expected
that ut least 500 will have arrived.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-24

DENVER, June 23.-The laburing
mems strike Is virtually at an end.
Nearly loo carpenters. vino ten
days ago went cut in support of the
striking mill, machine and bench
men, returned TO work this MORN
ing. Quite number Of the urIgi.
mai strikers returned to work i'm
mills that accedei TO their demands
at the outset OF the trouble. The
men who today returned to work
will contribute TO the support of the
strikers, and all the lumber men
from the mills refusing TO grant the
terms Of the strikers will he boy
rnift.l
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A Tnr-cr Arre-IrtI.

PHILADELPHIA, June en-. J.
FerriIT, a Spauiard, was arrested
here Tonight ON a dispatch from
san FTaEcISru, charging forgery,
lie j. also wanted NJ san Francisco
GA the same charge. Whenarrested
lac had a ticket for MOntevid-o, foI
which place he intended 10 start
soon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-24

CHICAGO, June 2S.-The case
against the Michigan Central Rail-
road officials in the United States
court, for violations Of the inter
state commerce law, was CLOSED this
afternoon. Judge BIodgett dis
charged General Freight Agent
McCay. The cIses OF Nicholas and
SOmers were taken under advise
ment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-24

CHICAGO, June .%.-The freight
conductors on the Chicago division
u the Illinois Genital Railroad, six
~ in number, struck today on ac-
count Of grievances, among which i
the removal OF certain train mas
Ter. No freight moved ON the divi-
sion today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-24

A severe Criticism.

MADISON, Wis, June 23.-JOhn
Bascomb Of the Wisconsin Univer-
sity, now Of WilliamstOwn, Mass,
created sensation tonight in an
address to the graduating law class
by numerically criticising the de-
cisiOn OF the Wisconsin Supreme
Court excluding the Bible from
public schools.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-24
HuuEnrys Debt.

VIENNA, June 2S.-The Hungari-
an finance minister and tine Ruths-
child syndicate have entered into an
agreement for n conversion OF 3l2, =
OOO,O flOrins Of five per cent pa
per rentes into four per ceut good
rentes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-24

JEFFERsONvILLE. Ind, June -.
-RObt. Glasgow, aged =, and mar
ried. died this morning at Bruins
wick, Ga, Of yellow fever, ami was
buried ut noon. He was a resident
Of this city. This i the first anthem
tie case Of yellow fever reported from
the South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-24

the Belgian political economist,
writes that either Of the American
silver bills will iniure the cause Of
international hi-mctalism, but mel
Their can possibly iHjure America.
OF the tive he considers the coinage
hill les harmful.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-24
House.

wAsIINGpON, June -. - The
House went into committee of the
whole ON District Of Columbia
business. The cOslmittee rose with.
out final action on the district bill.
The conferees on the general pen
sion appropriation hill failed to agree.
The House insisted upon the dis
agreement 10 the Senate amend
meuts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-24

DUBLIN, June GA farmer
named Mcnamara was shot from
ambush and mortPlly wounded al
Ennis today. The crime was the
outcome OF agrariau troubles.
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JERSEY CITY, y. J., June o.
Two hundred girls employed at the
LOrillard tobacco factory struck this
morning for an increase in wages.
Three thousand hands are employ
ed In the factory and the strike may
spread.
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.tt.r Ne,t No,emher.

SYDNEY, June 23.-The govern
ment subsidy TO the san Francisco
line will cease after November next
unless the American government
subscribes toward the expense OF
continuing the service.
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ISGALIs ADVOCATED

the conference report. This was an
obligation just n sacred as that I'M
der which the soldiers were paid,
and yet the soldiers was asked to
postpone il, TO higsle and haggle
about il. For himself, he was in
favor Of n removal Of the limitation
ia the act granting arrears Of pen
siOus. He did not care whether il
cost n million or a billion.
Vest spoke Of the mOnstrOus
abuses that had grown up under the
pension system, ami declared a be-
lief that the pending bill was being
pressed for personal ami political
motives. He asserted that the pen
sion list was unduly swollen in In
diana because il was pivotal State
and its vote was necessary TO elect
President, and he pr0phesied that
| the people Of the United States
would revolt against the pension sys-
TEN ami it, ABUSES.
Turpie said he had not heard Of
any charges in Indiana against the
administration Of the pension bu-
reau, and he was not prepared TO
say that political bias has anything
To do with granting or refusing PEN
siOus.
HAwLEY EXPRESSED \ HOPE
that the soldiers would not get an
idea. from what had been said today,
that the Senate was favorable to the
payment Of arrears Of pensions or to
an equalization Of bOunties, or the
payment Of the difference between
paper money and gold. He thought
altogether too much was said about
what the nation owed the soldiers.
The prominent feeling in his State
was that the needy soldier should
not suffer, tut that nothing should
he wasted on a man who did not
need pension for his support. The
soldiers did not want money wasted.
They wanted their suffering COM
radcs aided. They want the glory
Of having fought Tor their country
without respect to money considera-
tons.
Finally the discussion closed and
a vote was taken on the conference
report. Agreed tO-yeas 81, nays
is.
4 conference was ordered on the
ratification bill, and Dawes, Plumb
and German appointed rs conferees
on the part Of the Senate.
After executive session the Senate
adjourned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-24

NEW YORK, June -. - Three
wurkmen were fatally injured by
the explosion of an ammonia tank
in the HOboken clearinghouse to-
night.
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MILWAUKEE, June 23.-The Gun
Wa case was begun in the criminal
court this afternoon with the report
Of Harrison, who exposed the
srheRlc, explaining the nfOius oper.
andi.
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BEEIIN, June 22.-ScholL minis
ter of finance, has resigned. He will
be succeeded 10y Miguel, Mayor Of
Frankfort, aud leader Of the national
liberals.
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NEW HAvEN, Conn, June o.
The annual class exercises took place
at Yale University today. In the
afternoon class exercises We're held
on the campus. Two thousand
people were present.
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CcdnrkeN, Wv Marnr.

CEDAR KEYS, Fla. June o.
The election for mayor 10 fill the
place Of the noted Mr.. COttrell re-
suited in the election Of tine citizens
candidate. Luterloh.
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SENATOR ELAIR

today introduced bill to incorpor-
ate the WOman's National Uni
versity of Arts and School 81 Arts
University. II is to lie located ia
Washington City.
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Ell PASO, Tex, June 23.-Pay-
master Duran Of the Mexican Cen
trail Railway is in jail at the City Of
Mexico, charged with being SIS, 900
short in his accounts.
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Gas Syndicate.

LONDON, June GA syndicate
Of American capitalists and British
banker, has been formed 10 buy up
the gas works in the principal
American cities.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN By TIE
~ undersigned. executors % the Estate
% Jane =. smith. deceased, % the cred
Itor- Of. and all persons having claims
against the sII4 deceased, 90 eAhIhi; them
with the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the fret publication OF tht- no.
ure. e. the said MILFORD Fuw'es Smith AZ
hI- residence. No. 2g3 West eth south street.
salt Lake Itg, IN the County 81 salt Lake,
Utah TERRITORY.
Dated JuTe ri, l-'si.
UENEN JOB SMITH
WIiFJED FOWLES SMITH.
Executors gf the Estate II Jane :. smith,
deceased. lawTw
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THE ASSEMBLY

will at once select a new Chief Of
State, who will then proceed to or
ganize a regular cabinet. The As
sembly will revise the constitution
and afterward promulgate it as re-
vised.
Following are the principal ideas
Of the constitution: Brazil adopts
the American system Of a respOus-
IDLE executive, with secretaries IT,
spOnsible only TO him and to the
people. The senator OF deputy who
Is chosen a secretary loses his seat.
The first election OF president will
be in November next by Congress,
but the constitution establishes his
election subsequently by means OF
electors. The president shall be
elected for six yearsand be ineligible
for the next ten years succeeding.
The secretaries of state are ineligible
for the presidency during their
terms Of Office. The president ~
the Senate shall be vice-presiient Of
the republic. In case Of the ab-
sence or death Of the president, the
Office will be filed by the yice-presi-
dent, next by the Speaker of the
House, next 10y the vice-presideut
Of the Senate, and lastly by the
president Of the supreme tribunal Of
Justice.
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THE CONSTITUTION
Adopted by the Provisional Govern.
ment OF BraEII

WAsIuNGTON, June 23.-The
Brazilian minister today received a
cdblegram from Rio de Janeiro stat.
ing that the provisional government
has adopted the constitution, which
Will Ice promulgated tomorrow, and
that great rejoicing prevails through
out Brazil.
RIO De JANEIRo, June 2S.-The
new constitution will lie the funda-
mental law Of the land after the con-
stituent assembly shall have APP
proved it. Immediately after the
constitution there will bean election
for senators and deputies-siXty-
three Of the former ami two hundred
Of the latter. Immediately after the
first regular session and election Of
presiding officers, the provisional
government will place in their
hands the functions Of government
exercised 10y the latter since inaugu-
rating the republic.
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THE CJNEERENcE clMnIrrEE

on the naval appropriation bill
agreed upon the Senate amendment
apprOpriating Sljp,OOD for complet.
ing repairs to the sectional dry-dOck
at Mare Island Navy Yard. The
Senate recedes from the amend
ment abOlishing the office Of assist
ant quartermaster ut Washington
and establishing one ut San Fran
cisco. The House cOuterees agreed
10 the amendment authorizing the
President 10 APPOINT a commission
10 select a suitable site ON the Paci-
fic Coast for a dry-GOck, and the
Senate agreed to the appointment Of
a similar commission 10 select sitt.
for one on the shores Of the Gulf OF
Mexico. The appropriation for extra
tools for Mare Island Navy Yard is
maize $4,000.
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reported a bill providing that all
persons vino settled between Aug
ust, 1857, and January, lSsg. ON
amy improved lands in the sO-calle,i
second indemnity belt Of the North
eru Pacific Railroad Company.
grant, uuder the hOmesteaG and
pre-emptiOn laws of the United
States, may transfer their entries
from this tact to any other govern
ment lands subject to entry under
the homestead laws, a they may
select.
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