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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-03-05
NothIns Nr,s neveaIed.

ST. Louis, March i.--There ara
no new developments regarding the
ailairs Of State Treasurer Nolan. y
correspondent telegTaphs this after
noon that the cashier in the treasu-
rer's Office, who had been assisting
Governor Francis in examining the
books, states that up to this time no
shortages had been discovered. He
believed the accounts Of the Office
and the money in the treasury
would be found all right. The gov
ernOr,cOrrobOTated the statement and
other officials express the same be-
lief.
QUO trdTTdHtO proceedings will
now be Instituted before the supreme
court, which conveueS next Mon
day. RumOrs on the street place the
amount OF the treasurer's shortage
between $50, 900 and $4,000.
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Canadian Railway Projects.

OTTAWA, March s.-The railway
committee Of the Commons today
considered bills TO incorporate the
North kootenay railway company
and the West KOOtenay railway
company. The first is to build roads
from the mouth Of the Pend d'Oreille
river, connecting with the American
system Of railways north to Nelson
or Kootenay lake, and the latter i
to build a road to Kettle river on the
boundary line, connecting with the
railways Of the United States. aud
west by way Of Rock Creek and Os-
good lake 10 the mouth Of Frazer
river.
a lengthy discussion epsued. Sir
John Mcdonald read note from
President D0nahue Of the Canadian
Pacific, saying that the road south
would take all the minerals of that
country into the United States, and
that the Canadian Pacific Railway
Company intended to build n line
from Nelson 10 connect with the
Arrow lakes and carry these ores
north. Both bills were-then thrown
out.
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IN TIE LORDS TO-DAY.
RepnhIican Crnh, ncct.

NASHVILLE, March 1. The
thir annual convention of the Ma
tional League Of Republican Clubs
met here this afternoon. There
were nearly 800 delegates in their
seats and 100 more are expected
before the convention adj0urns.
President John NJ. Fhurston, OF Ne
braska, delivered the opening adj
dress. The league, lie said, re-
joiced that Congress was republican
and that Tom Reed was Speaker II
it, denounced the tactics Of the DEM
ocratic opposition, and closed with
an expression Of confidence ia the
future OF the republican party.
At a mass meeting tonight adj
dresses were maGe by General Gon,
Of West Virginia, Hon. Senhart,
Philadelphia, President Thurstou.
and Attorney-Gereral Webster, OF
Nebraska. The committees will all
be ready TO report tomorrow. The
next convention viii be held in
Cincinnati.
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The republican members Of the
House committee on ways and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-03-05

EOsroS, March IA very heavy
snow storm has prevailed in a
greater portion Of New England
since yesterday. At noon the dis
patches inGieat q PRACTICAL cessation
Of the storm, and ut most places
indicate cold weather following.
The snow on a level has been from
twelve to eighteen inches. The
highways are in bad condition and
trains are somewhat delayed. and
for the FIST time this winter snow
ploWs were necessity.
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s.,.I.,rn scirnr--

CAMDEN, y. j., March i.-Therc
was great excitement in lle court
room today when Prosecutor Jcu-
kins. in the mitidle Of n powerful
rTes-yh closing the trial Of Cbaikley
LeCOnry Tor the muuier OF his niece.
WIS pso>trated by an attack OF heart
failaF.. His physicians announced
that 1t Fgs n0t serious. and the court
took receSs. Later the prosecutor
agrees! 10 let the C1se go % the jury
on the charge Of the court. Judge
Garrison charged wiliul premedita-
ton was not proven, anu verdict
OF murder in tie firsi degree should
not be rendered. lie said that YER
diets Of muuler in the second degree,
or acquittal would lie.
At 1925 the jury retired, anu at SO
returned with 4 verdict Of not
guilty.
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For five hours this afternoon, be-
hind closed doors, the Senate dis.
cussed the subject Of executive
session.
Dolph, from the special CON-
mittee, submitted = series Of resolu-
tiUns directing the committee TO
again question A. ]. Halford and
q. q. Boin, Representatives of the
Press Association. and Guthrie OF
the New York Herald, Secl,cndorf
Of the Tribune and De Puy NJ the
Ilics, As TO their source Of informa-
ton, and upon q second refusal to
answer, to proceed against them for
contempt. The resolution was sup
ported BY Dolph, Wilson Iowa. and
Harris. who argued that IL WAS in
cumbeut upon the Senate to vindi-
cate its authority aud dignity by this
course.
Moody, Pcttigrew aud others took
strong grounds against the rrs0lu-
ton.
Teller offered n substitute for his
resolution proposed last spring, for
the consideration Of executive poaIi-
nations in open session. In this me
was supported 10y Plat. No con
ciusion was reached. The discus
sion viii lie resumed tomorrow.
la the course of the debate il
developed that some supporters Of
the resolution held t. the opinion
that the recalcitrant Witnesses were
guilty Of seditiOn ia defyiug one
branch OF the legislative department
OF the government.
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Marvellous Results !
loss OF SHRINK GE II NElTS.

NERI few people know that the shrink.
age OF Meats roasted In close oven
Is from thirty-fYe TO forty per cent an
meat contains sevenfy-nvc per cent. Il
water and only twenty i've per cent. OF solid
matter, and the loss that Is made in the
juice, which Is the VIAL PAisr OF lIE.T.
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An About General 1TiddIeton.

OTTAWA, March 4.-Geueral Sir
Frederick Middleton, commanding
the Canadian military, aud his con
duct i'm the Northwest rebellion,
were topics Of warm discussion in
the Parliament tonight. The ger
ernl is charged with lootirG $1,000
worth OF furs, the property OF Chas
Brcuucr, a bllf-breed hunter.
Thompson. Minister Of Justice, and
Sir John Macdonald said il would
be best for the government 10 wait
until It saw how the civil action
would come out.
The leader OF the opposition de-
manded an immediate investigation.
No punishment was too great for
such n m;fl. Sir John Macdonald.
being pushed into a corner by a
number Of other members. all Of
whom strongly urge-i immediate
action, adjourned the House.
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CLEVELAND. March 4.-The
opening session OF the National
Baseball League began today. AZ
ter various committee reports. a mo-
ton was adopted that the 80 per
cent Of the gate receipts mentioned
i'm section 90. he construed TO mean
% cents reI capita turns;ile count,
except in case OF Philadelphia,
where ten cents per capita will be
paid.
President Young read n letter
containing an offer OF SI,010, 600 for
the franchises and eluls Of the
League. 1t was laid over until the
session, when il was
promptly laid on the table. a COM
from Secretary Brun-
nell Of the Players League, the
substance OF which was given in
these dispatches last night, was
read and tabled without discussion.
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= SasI Case.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March A
ADMINISTRATION into the mysterious
death Of the Rev. Peter II. Feron.
mentioned in these DISPATCHES YES
terday, reveals the fact that he had
been an uutcast from the church for
a number Of years, intemperance be-
ing the cause Of his downfall. He
came to this city twoor three DAYS
ago and visited n dozen physicians
in an effort 10 get morphine. Ii is
understood that he finally found one
doctor who gave him a hypodermic
Injection to relieve his horrors.
After this he drank heavily and
subsequently fell ia the street, where
he was found ly the police ami
taken 10 tic hotel. From there he
was removed to the hospital. Feron
comes Of n good English family.
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LIIett oI NEAE DtILL on IN LfOOE
\ TES pound SiTl1in. medium or we'll
done, VIII be reduced to mae pounds and
eight ounces OF Roasted meat, showing a
loss n eight ounces OF juice While tins
loss = I've per cent Of the total weight. II
shows the yery small loss or MT SEyEN
FER CENT or JUICE.
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DIS MoIxEs, March i.-The first
ballot for United States senator
taken in the House this morning
resulted: Allison, 80; BarstOw, II;
Larrabec, o.
In the senate this afternoon the
election Of United States senator
was taken up. Catch nominated
William Il. Allison, Boiler named
Bars!Ow, and y Engle nominated
William Larrabee. The roll was
called and resulted Is follows:
Allison, IS; Barstow, %; LarTaJee,
q.
Allison was declared elected OF
the part Of the senate. As Allison
was elected in both houses today, il
will not be necessary 10 have AZ
election tomorrow.
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SAN FRiNCls5J. March 4.-Threc
hundred moull,rs employed in the
various l1uBGries Of the city struck
today OF account ~ the employers
notice that the agreement fixing
the rate OF wages wouli lie declared
oil March I0il, The employers claim
ing the rates are much higher than
in The cast and that they cannot af
ford 10 continue them. About a
thousand men a.togetherare thrown
out Of employnent.
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PARIS, March THE newspapers
are Unanimous in the opinion that
the discussion in the Deputies yes
teslsy in regard 10 tine resignation
OF CUus,a'ss. Munster Ofthe Interior,
weakened .ii- Ministry. All ex-
press a belief iirst y Ministerial
crisis is net far Of, afrl was only de-
ferTed by the Chambers vUse Of con-
tidence yesteriay.
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THAT SHOOTING.
1he Nagle Case Comes Up for
Argument in the Supreme
Court.
POSTAL TELEGRAPH ouesTtoN
AGAIN DISCUSSED.
The fan-Amerieaa Conference end
the Committee or ihterua-
tidnal Law.
BY TeeSrarh to the NEWS
FRoI WARRINGTON.
ire Magic Case Under Argument.
Postal Teie=raph.-A serrrf

WAsHINGToS, March 4.-Cop,.
mancer McCslla, commanding the
United States steamship kiqteiJ,ise.
at the Navy Department this morn
ing had an interview with Comno-
uore Ramsay, chief OF the bureau OF
navigation. He referred to the
newspaper charges II cruelty and
oppression on his part during the
iastcruise Of the EatcITrise. aud re-
guestea That court OF INJURY be
appointed to investigate his conduct
during the entire time that he had
neen IA command Of that vessel.
Commodore Ramsay laid tine matter
before Secretary Tracy and the latter
decided To grant the officers r.
quest. While the details OF the
court are not fully determined upon.
u viii be composed OF Rear-A dmiraI
I. A. Kimberly, Commodore W.
+. McCannand CaPtsin o. T. STAN
Inn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-03-05

BUFFALO, March Airs. Grover
Cleveland is the guest Of her mother,
Mrs. Perrine. Mrs. Cleveland was
asked by one Of her schoolgirl
friends il her husband intended TO
run for President. She diplomatic
cslly said that Cleveland was not in
politics. The question was further
pressed and reference made to Mr.
Cleveland's many letters. His
wife refused to say anything about
Them
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r0STAL TELEGRAPH.

l.. H. Bates, Of New York. re.
presenting, as he said. number of
gentlemen interested In postal teIe.
gfaphy, addressed the House conn
mittee on postofiices aud r,1st foatis
IN tbat subject this morning. He
analysed some OF the statistics pre-
scented lS Green OF the Western
Utioh, with the resnlt OF establish
Ing, rs he asserted, that the avtrlre
rate on Western Union MESA ges
from distances over 500 miles was
1913 cents. The people, he said.
wanted the government TO step
IN and compete to certain
extent. The Postmsstcr-Gencral,s
hit viii do this. Uniform
rates FOR the entire country wouhi
he desirable, but this would be i'm
practicable he would suggest that,
on basis Of the rev telegraph COM
pang 6oinE 81 Of the service. ex-
eepting collecting and delivery. and
including operntors tno other basis
would he PUssible), the rates would
he FOR under a hundred miles IS
cents; above five hundred miles and
east o. tie Mississippi, p or31 cents:
west OF The Mississippi. IS or % cents.
between the S5th and l05th parallels,
. or 80 cents, with 50 cents IS the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-03-05

PRov1pFNCE, r. l.. March IA
local paper says 4. :. Chace Of Fan
River, proprietor Of the Augustus
Ch3ce Wyoming Mills, is in trouble
anl an attachment i placed on the
property. I. is reported lie has
placed many cucumbfances on the
mills. The asstts will cover the
liabilities.
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Among the bishops.

CHICAGO, March 4. - Bishop
Bowman Of the Evangelical Church
has been informed that Tire allcgi-
ton male against him is 10 be con-
sidered ut a meeting here tomorrow
night. Ii Is understood he viii IL
more the entire matter. Bishop
Eshcr is taking similar action re
earding the Proposed trial at Pitts
burg, Pa, March 9th. In the official
church raler this week both bishops
Published notices that they will
consider themselves under no
charges legally and rightfully
brought.
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s'Heretofore,'' he said, eve haG
only cOppst cti-rercy, ranging IN
value from a mill % atout cent
The government has never issged
paper currency, this privilege being
entirely in the hands Of private
banking houses. or gold and silver
coin Of our own we had nothing hut
gold leaf ard bars Of golJ, n well
as Jumps II SILVER. have been in use
As measures of Value ard when a
merchant or trader desired money
he could deposit these gith private
banking houses rs collateral and get
notes OF the banking houses 10 Use
in business. At the ssaports the
English chilling. the Mexican dol
lar and the Japanese yen have cnme
into general use and tiis, more than
else, suggests the advisa-
h;lity OF having silver currency OF
QUIZ own. think the Intention is
to coin silver up 10 the value OF II
and the government also iulenCs
granting charters 10 certain banking
houses empowering them 70 issue
paper currency, something on the
jrler Of your National bank system. I
Il will greatly simplify business |
and will be au aid TO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-03-05
Rate War.

KANSAS CITY, March AT Z
meeting OF the Trans-MissouTi Pas
senger Association tOCay, the Mis-
sOau Pacific exploded a tomb that
nay disrupt the Association. II
annOuuceg y rate OF $40 between
Kansas City atid Pueblo and s. De-
tween st. Louis and Kansas City.
The concession of this rate by the
Association was vigorously Oppa-eSl
by the Santa Fe and Rock Island.
The Missouri Pacific representatives
said the rate would 60 into effect
Immediately, whether the Ass0cia-
ton male any concession or not.
The meeting adjourned without az
lion.
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PORTLAND, Or, March 4.-Con-
tracts providing for a monthly line
Of steamers between Portland and
Asia;ic ports were executed yester-
day in san Francisco by the Onion
Pacific railway officials aud Frank
Upton, Of Japan. The first steamer
is announced to arrive here In June
with the new tea crop.
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The ~0uetta'' DIsasier.

LONDON, March "details Of
the loss of the steamer Quota show
that cOl9red man belonging to the
crew took POSSESSION OF the best
boat and would not let any one else
enter. The survivors took the other
boats and landed on AdOIphus Is
lands, three miles from the scene
ofthe wreck, from which they were
rescued by the .il5atross.
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Robert Emmctrs Anniversary.

CHICAGO, March i.-The Centr.l
Music Hall was packed tonight with
Irish nationalist gathered to cele-
brate Robert Emmett's anniyer-
sary. The principal speaker OF the
evening was Thomas Brennan, Of
Omaha, first general secretary Of
the Land League in Ireland.
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Not asaiu. Thanks.

PITTSEURG, March i.-The strik-
ing switchmen Of the Pittsburg 4
Lake Erie yards held conference
this morning and unanimously de-
cided 10 discharge all Of the strikers
and said they would not be en-
plOyed again.
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Enrnen 10 pcaih.

GREENvHLE, Miss, March Il
Yesterday the cabin Of 4 negro
named Henry Groule burned; four
children were burned 10 4 crisp
The parents had gone 10 church
and left the little ONES alone. 10 is
supposed the fire caught from The
chimney.
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New NORR, March "A two
story building ON broadway, occu-
pied 10y NJ. 4 G. Mayer, importers
Of hosiery and gloves, and Dason &
Eaton, manufacturers OF umbrellas
and parasols, burned tonight. Ltss.
$500. 900.
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To PureanSe Ocean Vessels.

OTTAWA, March THE bin au-
thorizing the Canadian Pacific
Railway to issue further bonds 10
the extent Of sj,0)),0O1 to aid in the
purchase Of steamships. passed its
finaf reading in the Dominion Par
lament today.
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PHILADEL.HrA, March 4.-The
Columbia * Fort Deposit railroad
was sold at auction. The purchaser
was the Pennsylvania railroad.
Price, Sl,s00, 900.
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TIE RESIDENT

viii issue in a few days a proclama-
ton warning all persons against en-
teTing the waters OF BehTing Sea.
within the don,inion OF The United
'sia,ee, Tor the purpose Of violating
Section 1856, Revised Statutes. re
lating TO the taking Of fur-bearine
animals,
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Ir-i.Infion rarIrrinn.I-

LONDON, March The Irish
land hill. which viii be introduced
by the government, provides for
state-aided emigration, and aboiishes
land courts and commissioners.
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SILVER COINAGE.
The chinese ;;sTsrnrnen. and the
Question Of Cottage.

WASHINGTON, March 1. - bis
patchs from PeSiu, China, announce
that the viceroy, Hung Chang, has
formulated a project which will
mark n new era in the Chinse COM
nlercial world. He has decided TO
establish a system Of silver coinage.
which shall be uniform throughout
the empire. The project "a fayorab-
y viewed by the prime minister,
ffince Chsn, and has been submit
tel 10 the Etiiperot ty 2 memorial.
10 i being urged by tfs eic.rOy,
prime minister and most OF Tie IN
fluential and progressive officials. y
reporter called AZ the Chinese iega-
ton 20 inquire about the matter, and
was informed by Hoshen Chic, the
Interpreter, that this question has
been long under consideration and
was the Iei
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sazaIs EMS shon.

ROME, March AT the Wild
West show today 10, OOJ people saw
Buffalo Bill's cowboys HIbdue the
Ddke Of Permontea's wild horses,
which had hitherto been considered
untamable.
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A NEW CRUISER.

Charles Cramp, the Philadelphia
ship-builder, has Informed the Sccre-
tary of the Navy that the cruiser
Aeicark WIFI be launched ON St. Pat
ricks day.
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CINCINNATI. March 1.-The flOoi
in the Ohio here Is an event Of the
past. Navigation is practically &c
stored. Business 10y the river vii
proceed rs usual.
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WEDNESDAY EVENING LAKE CITY, UTAH TERRITORY

means are determined 10 admit raw
sugar free and give a bounty OF two
cents per pound on domestic sugar
ne tariff Is practically completed
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The Australian Cap.

LONDON, March 1.-The Aus
tralian cup WAS won today by
Dreainaught in 1891, the fastest
time on record for two and a quarter
miles.
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TIE MILITAkY CllIl,ITrEE

Of the House, 10y unanimous vote,
adopted Lansing's favorable report
on the Grosvenor bill, establishing
the Chickamauea and Chattanooga
National Park.
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TIM sEcRErARY OF STATE

has extended TO the delegates 10 the
international American conference
an invitation 20 tai,e n trip through
the Southern States, simiiar 10 the
trip west Inst fall. iminejiai ely upon
ac3ournmentuf the conference.