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A PROTEST,

signed by sixteen republican repre-.
sentatives, has been presented 10 the
committee on ways and means
against the sugar and wool schedule
as published. These Representatives
urge upon the committee that a re-
ductiOn Of % per cent on sugar and
an increase in the duty on low grade
or carpet woods from 25 TO 30 cents
a pound Is as great n change as
should be made. The manufacture
ems Of ingram carpets say the
change Of the duty a. fixed in the
schedule viii increase the price OF
products from fifty TO ninety-nine
cents, and practically wipe out the
business of 400 looals, enforcing
idieness upon ~, 600 workmen. The
signers Of the protest, 1t Is under
stood, are from all sections Of the
country, and, while nothing Of the
kind is contained in the document,
an understanding exists among them
that in IFS present shape they will
not vote for the bill in committee Of
the whole.
Another republican member,
Coleman tLa-L says that unless
further advised by his constituents
he viii not vote for any reduction Of
the sugar tariff.
The republican members OF the
ways and means committee were in
session this afternoon considering
the sugar and wool schedules. A
bounty proposition, as applied 10
sugar, was presented definitely by
the sugar manufacturers. They will
accepts bounty in place OF the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-16

SANTA FE, y. NJ, April l5.-The
New England Society Of California
Pioneers arrived early this morning,
and spent the day in visiting historic
localities. The party contains seven
ty-five pioneers, with their families
and friends, about two hundred in
all. At 10 O'Clock n formal recep-
ton was held at the Governors
palace, and Governor Prince well
coined the party Captain Thomas,
president OF the society, responded,
and introduced Hon. II. Whittemore
Of Boston, who returned thanks for
the reception. Judge Axtell, who
was n pioneer In the early California
days, also welcomed the guests. The
most Of the party then visited the
Governors residence and, by order
Of Colonel Snyder, the military
band gave a special concert. Prom
inent in the party is General Papin,
hero OF the Black Hawk war. They
resumed their journey west this
evening.
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Philadelphia Riots.

PHILADELPHIA, April 15.-The
strike Of a number Of Italian street
cleaners for an advance in wages
caused two small riots today. 4
mob Of about fifty women, mostly
wives and sweethearts Of the strik-
ere, assaulted the non-strikers, and,
taking their bToOms and scrapers
from them, commenced beating
them. The police soon appeared,
dispersed the rioters and took twelve
of them to the station, where they
were held in default Of $500 bail, on
a charge ofinciting a riot
Later in the day seventeen wo-
men ami one man swept down upon
the men working in another locality
and beat them badly. The pOlice
captured the assailants.
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EmIn Pa.hn .nd stanley.

BERLIN, April l5.-The Nation
al Zeitu1g publishes a communica-
ton indirectly from Emin Pasha, in
which he seeks to rectify statements
recently made concerning him by
Stanley. 1t says that when Emin
LEFT the equatorial province with
Stanley, he was accompanied by a
few soldiers only, but this was be-
cause the period Of twenty days fix
I'd by Stanley as the time for leaving
the province was too brief to allow
men 10 be re-enlisted. That Bufile
remained in the hands Of the Egypt
ians when Emin left. Stanley
brought Emin only twenty boxes Of
ammunition, when Emin at that
time had in his possession l20 boxes.
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WEDNESDAY SALT LAKE CITY UTAH TERRITORY

water tonight Is running over two
miles Of the leyee above Turner
bayou.
Chow are We going 10 escape a
seeming watery fate?" is now the
all-absorbing question.
The Illinois Central tracks are
overfiowed for distance Of twenty
miles near POntahaoula. The rail-
road company has an enormous
force Of men at work strengthening
the weak places. Large numbers Of
deer, driven out Of the swamps for
sixty miles from the Mia crevasse
TO this section, are running all over
the vegetable farms, eating the
young vegetables and corn. Many
are being killed.
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ST. PETERSBURG, April l5.-It is
stated that the resignation Of the
Russian minister Of education was
due to the dissatisfaction Of the Gar
with his explanations Of the stu
dents disorders in the universities.
The resignation, however, is not yet
accepted.
The Car insists upon reading all
the comments in foreign newspapers
upon the policy and the affairs Of
Russia, but, with the exception OF
the newspapers which are reserved
for him for this purpose, all the
European newspapers which come
into Russia are cOnfiscated, or, II
they are Permitted to pass on TO
their intended destination, the Of
Tending articles are obliteratei.
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present duty, If they can be assured
that it will be continued fifteen
years.
The Republican members Of the
Ways and Means Committee have
been in consultation all the evening
on the tariff bill, which will be re-
ported tomorrow. There will be no
change in carpet woods, but the
sugar schedule, 1t is believed, has
been revised.
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The Mississippi situation.

NEW ORLEANS, April l5.-Re-
poTts we're received tonight that the
Mississippi river has risen fifteen
points during the last twenty-four
hours, at ali stations from yicks-
burg TO Baton Rouge. The Mia
Crevasse Is widening, and the water
IN Atcbafalya is rising steadily.
Four new breaks are reported in
Bayou de Glasne. A bayou levee
eighteen miles north Of this city Is
reported as giving way and the
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csmSRon's SERVICE PENSION
Gill INTRODUCED.
On the Montana Election Case Nor.
gan and Others Address
the Senate.
SENATOR VANCE DEALS OUT
SOME POETRY"
California Pioneers In New Mexico
-DiseOursging Reports From
Mississippi Valley.
= 80 = ~ e-Ae NV -
WARRINGTON AFFAIRS.
HeCaIIa Court Martial. sugar.
Service Pension Bill, Etc.

HcCaila Court Martial. - Sugar. =
Service Pension Bill, Etc.
WASHINGTON, April l5.-It wa,
understood yesterday that the tariff
bill was to lie reported 10 the Hous,
at noon today, bat IL appears thai
matters Of importance remain to be
settled and the report was thereby
| delayed. The sugar men are here
in force and were heard this morn
ing by the republican members ia
secret session. The air is filed with
rumOrs Of changes in the sugar
schedules. One Of these stories is
that the republicans have at las. de-
cided TO place sugar on the free list
and provide bounty TO sustain the
industry in this country.
The subject OF carpet wool Is again
open 10 further adjustment. Chair
man Mckinley says the bill will not
be reported today.
M'cALLA CoURT-MARTIAL.
The Judge Advocate General Of
the Navy today submitted a pre-
liminary report to Secretary Tracy
in the McCalla case, recommending
that Commander McCalla OF the
corvette Enterprise be tried by a
cOurt-marrial on charges based un
the facts developed during the recent
Investigation by a court OF inquiry.
The secretary approved the recon-
mendation and ordered q court to
be presided over by Admiral Har-
mony, the court to meet ut New
York Tuesday next. No decision
was promulgated in regard TO the
other officers Of the ship, but it is
thought probable that Lieutenant
Ingersoll may be tried.
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Hoods SarsapariIIa
We cantienAn AEaIns, Them.

The unprecedented success and
merit Of Ely's Cream Balm-a real
cure for catarrh, hay fever and cold
in the head-has induced many adj
ventures TO place catarrh medicines
bearing some resemblance in appear
auce, style or nameupOn the market,
in order to trade upon the reputation
Of Ely's Cream Balm DON'T be de-
ceived. Buy only Ely's Cream Balm.
Many in your immediate locality
will testify in highest commentator
oft. A.particle is applied into each
nostril; no pain; agreeable TO use.
prfre E1 cents
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OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT

Clearing Out The Following Lots on Account Of OTeF Stock
500 pairs Ladies Cloth Top, Kid Foxed Lace Shoes.
25o pairs Ladies' Calf Button Shoes, to 6, at
200 pairs Misses high cut Pebble Goat Lace Shoes.
to |. at SIPS.
IFS pairs of Misses high cut cloth top kid foxed Button
$50 pairs Boys heavy Lace Shoes, II to p atS1.io
200 pairs Chd's pebble gram Button Shoes, to 8,
go pairs Chd's Bright Dongoa Button Shoes. spring
heels, ste g, at 9Oc.
200 pairs pebble grain Button Shoes spring heels to
iOl, at 75c.
SITS.
Assorted lots of Infants Shoes at 4oc and 75c.
All OF above Shoes warranted we'll made and SER
vceable.
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The Yard snifehmen.

PITTsBURG, April l5.-The de-
msnds Of the yard switchmen wers
presented TO the railroad officials
this afternoon. An answer will not
be given before tomorrow morning,
The officials are in conference this
afternoon, and 1t is thought the mat
ter will be compromised.
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NEW YORK RFsoIuTIoNs.

NEW YORK, April ia meet
ing OF the Chamber Of Commence
was held today To receive report
from the committee on finance and
currency ON silver legislation by
Congress. The report was adopted,
as follows. ''The committee find il
impracticable TO unite on any spe-
cial recommendation. They can
only agree in deprecating any meas
ure by which this country shall
accumulate in its treasury 80 large
an amount of silver in any form as
shall disturb our financial relations
with other people, but that any law
enacted upon the subject should
have respect 70 our commerce with
the world at large
In the discussion which followed
much praise was accorded Secretary
Window for his plan Of measuring
the value Of silver from the gold
standard. Further discussion was
postponed until after the decision Of
the republican caucus at Washing
ton
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Ruined by Protection.

VIENNA, April l5.-Herr Furth
Of the chamber Of commerce has
published a report declaring that
Vienna trade is on the verge Of ruin,
as result OF protection. The re-
port is corroborated by the export
err
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working elrI., convention.

New YORK, April I5.-fhe sixth
annual convention OF the Associa-
ton of Working Girls Societies
opened today. Over eight hundred
were present.. The reading Of pa
pers touching upon the purposes Of
the societies occupied the entire
afternoon.
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sERvICE pENaoN nILI.

Senator Cameron today intro
duced a service pension bill, ap-
proved by the Pennsylvania Service
Pension Association. II provides
that ali persons who served in the
late war shall receive n service PEN
sion Of $ a month, and ia addition
a per diem pension Of one cent for
every days service. The widows OF
these persons viii be entitled to SIC
rn- r,,outh
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IL JuKIspIcrIoN oF oouKrs.

The bill passed by the House to-
day to define and regulate the juris-
dieticn Of the courts Of the United
States withdraws all original juris-
diction now vested in the Circuit
Courts ofthe United States and vests
the same exclusively in the District
Courts Of the United States, and also
provides that the Circuit Courts
shall exercise such Jurisdiction by
writ Of error and appeal as they have
exercised under the existing laws.
The Circuit Court is made an Sp-
pellant Court exclusively, except
that it has power TO issue all reme-
dial processes. The Circuit Courts
shall consist Of the present Circuit
Judges and two others, 20 be APP
pointed in each circuit by the Presi-
dent, 10y and with the advice and
consent Of the Senate. The Circuit
Courts shall be courts Of record.
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DEMOCRATIC Pension REPORT.

Representative Martin, on behalf
Of the minority Of the committee on
Invalid Pensions, submitted a re-
port on the Morrill, Service Pension
bill, criticizing the age qualification
Of the bill as being neither respon-
sive to the public demand nor in
compliance with the request Of the
vetemns. The minority urges that
the age qualification be eliminated,
and the limit Of service made not to
exceed sixty days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-16

LION COFFEE
Is a selection Of
Mocha Java and
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blended and is
conceded by ell
20 make the
incest cup OF
Coffee in the
land. A Beauti-
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in every Pack
age. For Sale
eVerywhere.Ask
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Il.
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DANIEL ARGUED AGAINST
the majority report

the majority report
Vance created amusement By
reading the following telegram, re-
ceived from Butte this morning:
"HuTrah for honest citizens who
vinjIcate the night, and hurrah fol
law and liberty, The people won the
fight. The republican corruption
lists went weeping 10 their fate; fol
the voters placed the ban upon the
men who stole the State Tn,
mourners speak in whispers: there:
Grape upon the door. The G. o. T.
was killed by stealing precinct 81. .
Hour said, as he understood the
facts, the democratic majority in
Butte, which n year ago was 500,
the republicans had reduced to about
25) and that at precinct 80 there Wa.
not n single voter left. All Of these
apparent voters had gone, like last
years snow banks.
Vance-My information Is entire.
~ different. Butte gave a republi;
can majority last year, and there hH
been great "turn over" in csnse.
quence ofthe subsequent proceeding
Without concluding his speech,
Daniel yielded for q motion to ad.
jOurn, and after agreement that 3
vote would be taken at 5 O'Clock TO
morrow, the Senate adjourned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-16
SILVER
The subject Before n Committee
and n Chamber OF Commerce..

Il
WASHINGTON, April Is. = The
Senate and House Republican COM
mlttee on the silver question held q
Joint session OF two hours this NOR
ming. Very radical differences in
The views Of the Senators and Re
personalities were disclosed, but an
'aInest purpose was shown 10 har-
monte the differences if possible.
one OF the chief points upon which
the committees could not agree was
the proposed increase Of National
bank circulation. Such a propcsi-
lion, 1t was said, could not secuie a
majority in the House. 1t was
finally decided to commit the sub
Ject TO subcommittee Of five Sena-
tors and five Representatives, who
viii continue the work Of hunting
for a common gro'ind on which they
can stand.
The two subcommittee, consist
ing Of Senators Aldrich. Allison,
Jones, Sherman and Teller, aud
Representatives Bayne, Bartine,
Conger, Mckinley ana McKenna,
this afternoon practically came to
an agreement. although
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EuloeisTIc REFERENCES TO
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The Russian Gar Insists Upon the
COnfseatiOn Of European
Newspapers.
UEkNs's TRADE REPORTED
RUINED BY PROTECTION.
A Strikers Riot in Philadelphia.
Extraordinary Scenes Ia
the Streets.
By Telegraph to tire News
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
En- = President Hayes Euiasfstie
References 90 the Deceased

References TO the Deceased.
PHILADELPHIA, April Is. - A
two days celebration OF the twenty.
NTH anniversary OF the military
order Of the Loyal League began this
morning. All the incoming trains
this morning brought Communicates
from various States. 1t Is estimated
that when all have arrived the at
tendance will number about $500
Communicates.
AT a meeting Ofthe commandery-
ln-chief this morning, Rutherford
b. Hayes, commander-in-chie of
the order, presided.
General Swayne of'New York Of
fered resolution that at the next
annual meeting the constitution lie
changed so as 10 permit the forma-
ton of a commandery in London
Tor the benefit Of comrades residing
abroad. This matter was discussed
till recess, without action.
At the afternoon session General
Swayne's resolution was withdrawn.
because Of a belief expressed by
many that il would be a dangerous
precedent 10 change the constitu-
lion.
a resolution for the abolition of
grades was voted down.
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Dump Can. Wagon. Two Mills, One
Stone Burn, $50, One Iron Burn. SO;
srick Press, $50; MolAsses Nil $40.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-16

The NEWS can now be had every
evening. at Sis, at the news
stand Of the Union Depot, or at the
Ogden News depot, 53l Twenty
fourth Street, n few doors east Of the
Post Office; also from Dalton, Nye
4 Cannon, Main Street, or it will be
delivered at your residence the same
evening by applying 10 Mr.. Scott
Anderson, NEWS agent In Ogden
City.
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NO FoRNAL AcTIoN

was taken. The measure which
has found acceptance deals with
silver only. The two principal pro-
visions are:
Firt- The Secretary Of the
Treasury to be directed TO purchase
monthly 4,s00, 600 ounces Of silver.
Second-The notes issued therefor
are to be redeemed in lawful
money.
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N'cALLA ooURT-NARTIAL.
LAND DECISION.

The Secretary Of the Interior has
rendered decision in the case Of
the Willamette Valley and Cascade
Mountain Wagon Road Company
Oregon VS.. Joseph 4. Morton. On
July ), 1856, Congress made a grant
to this company, twelve miles in
width and extending across the
State. Soon thereafter the Commits
sioner Of the General Land Office
sent each local land office a notice.
that the lands within the grant were
withdrawn from settlement and
entry. The notice addressed to the
land office in La GrInde district was
never received; neither was the fact
OF its non-receipt known at the
General Land Office until June 10,
lSSS. In the meantime n large num-
Der Of settlers, among them Morton,
settled upon the land.
On March ., 1859, Congress passed
a law directing that suit be brought
to forfeit this and certain other
grants. The wagon road company
held that the jurisdiction Of the In
terror Department was ousted by this
act, and also that the land was actu-
ally withdrawn from settlement and
entry by the act Of the Commission
er Of the General Land Office in
signing and mailing the notices Of
withdrawal. The Secretary holds
to the contrary, however, on both
points, and directs that no patent be
issued TO the company, pending the
suit under the act OF March 9. 1850.
This decision is in favor Of Morton,
and practically decides a large num-
Der of similar cases in the Ia Grande
district.
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were now coming asking admission
as State, "with all that filth cling
ing TO her skirts, - she would bt
kicked from the threshold, and he
insisted that no man had a right 70
claim n seat as a Senator from
Montana, unless he could do 50 on
the certificate Of the governor OF
that State. The certificates had to
be signed by the governor and
countersigned by the secretary Of
State. The republican claimants
mad no such certificates. The
democrats had certificates signed
by the governor, but unfortunately
not countersigned 10y the secretary
OF State. II would not be very long,
he said, until the little cloud in
Montana, which seemed no bigger
than a mans hand, would sweep
like 4 cyclone and tear the republi-
can parry all to fragments.
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REJECT OR NEGLECT rms

and our government ceases 10 be re-
publican, except in name, and that
doom which the Almighty has ap-
pointed for all shams is not far of.
On the other hand, let the Ameri-
can people, especially all who stood
by Lincoln on the perilous edge of
battle in support OF the rights Of
humanity, remain steadfastly true
20 Ideas for which they fought. and
shall thus do all that in US lies to
link the destiny OF our country to
the stars, and entitle her institutions
TO n place in that immortality which
under the allotment Of providence
in the affairs Of nations, belongs al
ways and only TO eternal justice"
The speech was received with
great applause a feature Of the
evening was a beautiful musical
programme, rendered by the Ma
rine band. At the conclusion Of
the ceremonies the comrades went
10 the Union League Club, where a
serenade was rendered them.
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ILL KINDS OF PAY EAEFBDl

Dealer in Cedar Posts, Poles and
Wood, by Car Lots, Etc
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SENATE.
The Montana Election BIIi Taken
Up.-TransIt of Chinamen.

4 tp--ErNuslt OF tntnafneu.
WAsHISGToS, April 15.-In tn,
Senate, among the bills reported
from committees and placed on the
calendar, was one providing for the
n turn Of second class mail matter
also the Senate bill TO allow Cali
fOrnia 70 make certain grants &c
educational institutions.
sherman offered a resolution,
which was agreed 10, directing the
;, cretaiy Of the Interior TO COM
muHicate to the Senate the report Of
jesse Spsulding, government in
spector OF the Pacific railways, as to
the general management Of such
railways.
Wilson, Of Iowa, offered resolu-
ton, which was agreed to, calling
on the Secretary Of the Treasury for
information a. 10 whether since the
adoption Of the treasury regulation
Of September 2Sth, 1859, in refer
ence 10 the transit Of Cinnamon
through the country and their de-
parture therefrom, any Chinese en-
tered for transit under such regula-
tons has failed 10 depart from the
United States in due course Of time.
Hawley gave notice that he would
call up the Chicago Worlds Fair bill
on Friday.
The Montana election bill was
then taken up, and Morgan ad-
dressed the Senate.
He referred 10 the recent demo-
cratic successes in Helena and
Butte as a response 10 the attempte
fraud in seating the republican
claimants. II these elections, he
said, had gone the other way, there
would have been no trouble in re-
ferring the case back to the people.
However he supposed that was i'm
possible. He declared that
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Al THE AcADENY OF MUSIC

tonight ceremonies incident to the
celebration Of the twenty fifth anni-
versary Of the order were held. The
building was profusely and beauti-
fully decorated. Many distinguished
men were on the stage, and the
building was crowded with an au.
dience composed Of the order and
invited guests. Several brief ad-
dresses were made, including one by
ex-President Hayes, commander-in-
chief. He spoke briefly on the
many tributes TO Lincoln, and said
that they bring us 10 the question,
"Our beloved society, the LOYAL Lee
gion, what is II dOinga'' What can
il DO worthy Of LincOln's fame? Our
highest striving must be to support
and advance the work for which
Lincoln died in behalf of his coun-
try and all the world. What were
the Ideas by which Lincoln became
forever the type, the representative,
the very incarnation OF the spirit
and purpose Of the Divine Ruler?
Our reply is: Humanity, anxious
solicitude for the welfare OF his fellow
man, sympathy for the oppressed
and suffering, hatred OF wrong TO
the humblest human being Of our
common brotherhood. These senti-
ments, and sentiments like these,
filling his soul and guiding his life,
were at once the secret and sure
Of the enduring