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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-22

NEW YORK, April 2l.-A morn
Ing paper will say! A little romance
was brought to light yesterday by
the filing Of the will OF Francis G..
Cunningham, an old Californian
and broiher-in-law Of ID. o. Mills.
Cunningham was a wealthy old
bachelor, who died at Nice on
March "a. His will is a very pc
culiar production and provides for
the eSucation OF young Gabrielle
Phillipini, who is to take his Same.
Upon the young woman coming OF
age she is 10 receive handsome
fortune. The mother OF the Italian
is also well provided for.
There is legacy to Mrs White
law Reid, the testator's neice. ID.
O..Mills, Heber Bishop, Frank and
James Cunningham aud others are
male trustees OF a fund Of $3.50. 600,
which is 10 be held for the benefit OF
Marie Il. Fillipini, Of Paris. At the
death Of the girl, the principal of
her trust Is To 40 TO her children, but
If she dies without issue, then the
fund is TO become part Of the resid-
uary estate. The residue Of the es-
tate is divided among Miss Elizabeth
Mills Reid, Ogden Mills, Frank,
Elizabeth and Mary NJ. Cunning
ham, James and John NJ. Cunning
ham, William Cunningham, Frank
ID. Cunningham and Mrs. May
Bishop Of this city.
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WASHINGTON, April 2I.-Dorsey.
Of Nebraska, Introduced a Joint
resolution that the secretary Of the
treasury lie directed to Increase the
treasury purchase Of silver bullion
to the maximum amount authorized
by the act 10 authorize the coinage
OF standard silver dollars and re-
store its legaP tender character,
which was passed over the veto OF
the President and became n law
February ., ISIS. Referred.
4 bill was passed providing that
soldiers who lost limits during the
late war be entitled to receive an
artificial limb every three years.
The present law permits them to re-
ceive one every five years.
Struble tIowa) submitted the con-
ference repOrt on the bill 10 prov ide
a temporary government for the
Territory Of Oklahoma. Adopted.
The bill appcOpriating StS3. 800 TO
provide necessary vaults and safe
guards for the security Of public mo-
ney in custody OF the United States
treasurer was passed.
MOrril moved 10 suspend The rules
TO PASS the bill peusiOning prisoners
of the war, but after n lengthy de-
date II was defeated yeas, 1873;
nays, IS, not the necessary two
thiris.
Adjourned.
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An extraordinary Case.

CHICAGO, April 2I.-The appel
late court rendered 4 decision today
in the somewhat noted case Of Mrs.
Maggie Schreiner against the High
Court OF Illinois Catholic FOresters,
TO recover $1,000 for the death Of her
husband, whose clothing she satur-
ated with coal oil ami then set fire
to it, causing his death. Mrs.
Schreiner, at the time, pleadtd
guilty to manslaughter and is now
serving a term ut Joliet. On the
first trial the lower court held that
she was not entitled te the money,
because the killing was wilful muir
der. The appellate court holds that
her plea Of guilty cannot be used in
civil proceedings, and that she is en-
titled TO show that the killing was
unintentional.
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settlement seems further away than
ever. IL was understood that as
soon as the new bosses association
should become strong enough TO en-
ploy 1000 men, work by that mum
Der would be resumed Today,
however, the strike leaders say that
under 10 circumstances will any
Of the men be allowed to return To
work until bosses representing
sevsn-eighths Of the employing ca
pacity Of the city have given in and
recognized the union. IL Is not
likely that this will be done soon.
The citizens committee appointed
10 bring about a $, element u the
trouble have given up the idea Of a
conference with the strikers, owing
20 this radical change in their posi-
ton.
Samuel Gompers, president Of the
American Federation Of Labor, is
in the city, and in talking about the
eight-hour movement said: THE
labor organizations Of the country
are devoted solely to this idea"
SHARON, Pa, April 22-An the
carpenters have struck for nine hours
n day, instead Of ten.
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WARRINGTON NEWS.
The senate MinoriiJ's Interests
Our Mexican Relations, Etc.

The senate minority ihftfSi-s-
Our Mexican Relations, Etc.
wAsHINGroN, April 2l.-A eau.
Gus Of democratic senators was held
this morning. 4 resolution was
adopted 10 appoint a committee TO
take charge Of the interests Of the
minority in the matter Of legislation.
Representative Nandever, Of Cali
fornia, appeared before the House
committee on foreign affairs this
morning to advocate the adoption
Of liis joint resolution requesting the
President TO open negotiations with
Mexico for the promotion Of COM
mercial and friendly relations and
for the adjustment Of boundaries.
He described the unsettled con-
diiiOn Of affairs in the coma tDre,
pointed out the necessity for a
speedy adjustment Of the boundary
question, and referred 10 the increas-
ing number Of illegal entries Of Chi
nese across the border. All these
might be satisfactorily settled by
negotiations with the Mexican gov
ernment, through the medium OF a
commission to be appointed by the
President. This commission could
also ascertain and construe the
meaning Of existing treaties and
make the necessary provision for
reforming them.
In the case against the Fairbanks
Canning Company OF Chicago, for
infringement Of patent in the manu-
iacture Of Oleomargeriue the patents
granted by the United States To
Hyppolite Mege for the invention Of
"A process expired with the eXpira-
ton Of his Austrian and Bavarian
uatenis. The last reissue sf patents
was therefore invalid, consequently
the Fairbanks company are not IN
friugers.
Secretary windom, today sent TO
the Senate a letter in response TO
the Chinese resolution. The Sec
rotary says that no Chinese who
entered the United States for transit
have faile.i TO depart, and that 20
far hut a very small number, not
more than 100 Chinese persons,
probably, have awaited themselves
u the privileges prescribed in the
regulations Of september S, 1853,
aud that all who have entered the
United States at New Orleans from
the West Indies have departed at
San Francisco for China.
The celebrated PAN Electric case,
Rodgers vs.. ex-Attorney- General,
Garland and others, was dismissed
today, each party to pay his own
costs.
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Hoods SarsapariIIa

sold By druszistA 81; six for s. Prepared By
c. L HOOD q Co. Apo-heearies. Lowell. Mas.
100 Doses One Dollar
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NO SETTLEMENT OF THE CHI
csoo CARPENTERS STRIkE.
Democratic Senator's VIII Guard
Their Interests In
Legislation.
GLOOMY REPORTS OF THE MIS-
sIssIPPI FLOODS.
The River Is Rising, and Extensive
Districts are Being
Inundated.
By Telegraph to the NEws.I
A Priest Suspended

wATERTowE, y. Y, April a.
Bishop wadhams has silenced
Father Peter j. II. Ryan Of st.
Peters Roman Catholic Church,
Lowville, NY, and suspended him
from priestly Office on account OF
acts unbecoming priest. The chief
complaint against him was as to his
method Of assessing the eongrega-
ton and extorting money from
them. The trouble was brought TO
n climax when the priests demand
upon a lady Of his congregation for
her share OF certain assessment
was refused. Father Ryan became
angry, struck her in the face with n
prayer book ard used language I'M
becoming a priest.
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LEXINGTON, Ky, April a.
WoOdwarG's horse sale began today
and fifty nine head brought So, $50.
Among the highest sales were the
following: Warder, H. III. Stamboul,
Youngstown, Ohio, $500; Nutilla,
b. F. Beverman x Bros, Lexington,
$500; Gold Spur, chestnut colt, W..
II. Richfield, city, $500; Henry,
brown stallion, Erm. Price, Col
umbia, Neb., $500; Interest, brown
stallion, r. z. Pepper, Frankfort,
$1,000; General Cook, gray colt, J. r.
Donaldson, New York, $500; Lady
Stevens, hay mare, +. ID. Myers,
Oakland, Cal, $500.
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4 How az Tauimany.

ALBANY, April 2l.-In the State
Senate tonight, Mr.. Fassett intro
duced bill, which was ordered TO
a third reading, fixing the salary
for the sheriff and under sheriffs Of
New York and ordering all fees
turned over to the city treasury.
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s,..,ners~ix..,

New YORK, April 2l.-The Iu-
man steamer City Of Berlin arrived
yesterday, and in her bury to un
load the work was commenced
without a permit from the custom
house. Two inspectors were present,
but allowed the work TO go on. a
large amount Of the cargo was
taken away before the custom house
authorities discovered It, when they
Immediately seized the ship. The
inspectors were suspended. The
penalty for the offense is forfeiture
OF the goods and a heavy fine. The
City Of Berlin will be detained until
the case is settled.
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ALL KINDS OF PAY VAEFEDI

BUILDING ROCK ApaaE HHHsE OR
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Mexican Notes

CITY OF MEXICO, April 2l.-The
Tampico branch Of the Mexican
Central Railway has been opened
for regular traffic.
President Dias favors a system Of
savings banks throughout the coun-
try.
Work on the harbor Of Vea Cruz
is being pushed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-22

A TN pound sirlnin. medium or well
done. VIII be reduced % mae pounds and
eight ounces OF Roasted meat, showing =
loss OF eight ounces OF Juice While tins
loss 70 I've per cent OF the total weight. u
shows the very small LOSS oF But SVEN
PER CENT OF JUICE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-22

ST. LOUIS, April al Fish &
Nook, a prominent firm Of printers,
have discovered that Ford, their
confidential bookkeeper for seven
years, has been stealing funds sys-
tematically. They assert the short
age amounts 10 SI5, 500.
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a POEM" MAKES THE ,sENs-
TORS LAUGH.
Differences Among Republicans
Regarding Silver
Legislation.
AFioHT IN CHICAGO OVER CAN
OF BEER.
A Woman Who Murdered Her Hus-
band Wants Pay for
the Deed.
BY Telegraph 10 the Srwsi
CONVERSATIONAL.
The WORLDS Fair Bill Discussed In
the senate and Passed.

WASHINGTON, April o0.-Reagan
introduced a bill 10 repeal all laws
for the retirement Of army and navy
officers from active service on paw.
Plumb introduced n concurrent
resolution directing the Secretary
OF the Treasury to increase the pnr-
chase and coinage of silver bullion
TO the maximum amount authorized
by the act Of February IS, ISIS, and
gave notice that he would ask for
consideration tomorrow.
The Senate then took up the
House
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TRUTH AND LIBERTY.

fight over a can Of beer tonight
Joseph Wilsey fatally stabbed Ted
Griffin and seriously stabbed an
other man. A crowd Of rowdles
tried to kill wilsey, but he jumped
on n moving train and escaped.
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A Mining superintendent KIiIed.

NORWAY, Mich, April aI.-By
the fall OF n rock il a mine two men
were killed and five seriously hurt.
One Of the killed was Captain
Hooper, one OF the oldest sup0rin-
tendents Of the region.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-22

LION COFFEE
Is a selection Of
Mocha, Java and
Rio, properly
blended and is
conceded by all
10 make the
incest cup of
Coffee in the
land. A Beeuti-
full Picture Card
in every Pack
age For Sale
everywhere.Esk
your Grocer for
II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-22

LIsBoS, April 2l.-Minister Ar
hoy has sent instructions to Mozam-
bique, directing that, in view OF
negotiations with England, the ex-
pedition to Chrome under Captain
Continho be stopped and compelled
to return TO the coast
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The Oldest odd Fellow.

AMEsBURY, Mass, April 81. =
John F. Cowden, said TO be the
oldest Odd Fellow in the country,
died yesterday, aged So years. He
Joined the order in Philadelphia in
1881.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-22
WORLDS FAIR BILL.

The only amendment is the inseT-
ton Of n new section, providing for
a naval review In New York harbOr
in April, 1898, and the unwilling OF
the statue Of Columbus at Washing
ton.
Vest askei whether there had bee
in the whole contest for the fair any.
thing that elevated or lignified
American character at home or
abroad. If they were 10 assume n
patriotic standpoint, or If the idea
was 10 illustrate the national life on
the four hundredth anniversary OF
the discovery of America, why not
have done il in the name of the peO-
pie Of the United States, and avoid
ed the squabbles over localities,
which had been a sort Of auction he
tween the cities as to which would
give the most money and entail the
smallest expense on the govern
ment? II Il was 70 be a national
matter, why should not the nation
itself, with an overlooking treasury,
take upon itself the expense of the
whole matter? From the beginning
it had been a simple advertising
scheme and the basis Of a municipal
rivalry between the great cities Of
the United States. In this cUnnec-
ton Vest read extracts from maya
zine and newspaper articles and
commented upon them as
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-22
ErirtIons in Ireland.

DUBLIN, April 2l.-EvictioBs on
the Ponson estate have been re-
sumed. Fourteen families have
been evicted.
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Emperor william.

BREMEN, April Ill Emperor
William arrived this morning and
was given an enthusiastic recep-
ton.
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Striking Carpenter.

CHICAGO, April sl.-No progress
was made toward a settlement Of
\ carpenters strike today; in fact,
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lumb argued against the

-N-Ah AZ AA4@NAA-
and said the purpose back Of this
amendment was that New York
should have something to break its
fall-sOmething that might minimize
the fair at Chicago. Naval review
is essentially mOnarchial idea. The
United States ought 10 show the
difference between n monarchy,
based on srms, and a republic, based
on the legitimate pursuits Of peace.
After further discussion, Hoar's
amendment, striking out the Column
bus statue, was agreed 10. and the
remainder % the amendment for n
naval review was adopted-yeas IS,
nays ~.
Blair moved 20 add to the first
section a provision that no intoxi-
eating liquor, wines or beer shall be
sold or be used as n beverage within
the limits Of the exposition grounds.
Butler thought that this matter
should be left to the people Of Chi
cago, and his motion 10 lay the
amendment on the table was agreed
tO-SS to Is. The negative votes
were Allison, Blackburn, Blair,
Chandler, Daniel, Dixon, DOlph,
George Hampton, HOar, Mitchell,
Moody, Plat, Plumb and Sanders.
The committee Of the whole then
arose and reported the bill to the
Senate. The vote on the naval Ie-
view amendment resulted in yeas
%, nays IS. So the provision re-
mains.
THE BILL WAS THEN PASSED
Is to IL, the negatives being Bar
hour, Berry, Blackburn, COckrell,
George, Hampton, Morgan, Pugh,
Reagan, Vance, Vest and Wal.
thaN
Dawes offered n resolution, which
was agreed 20, calling on the Sec
rotary Of the Interior for informa-
ton as to the occupation Of any pOr-
ton OF the Capital Grlnde and la
JOlla reserves in California for
bitches and fumes.
Adjourned.
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and manifest her appreciation Of the
great honor conferred upon her.
When the name Of Chiesgo was
mentioned the Senator from Mis-
souri, West =. emed to be seized
with kind Of hydrophobia. He
(Cullom) did 'ot know what harm
Chicago had ever done the Senator.
The Senator had said his people
were in doubt as to whether they
would 20 to Chicago or to hades,
and this raised a question as to
which place the Senator represent
ed. But the people Of Missouri
would be at the exposition by tens
OF thousands, whether the Senator
liked II or not.
Blair suggested that the city Of
Hades was a democratic city. Blair
was opposed TO the proposition OF
holding n naval review, as fostering
a spirit Of war. That accused in
stitutioD, the badge Of savagery. in
fernal war, should be abolished.
He offered an amendment empow-
ering the President TO hold an exhi-
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Catarrh

Originates in serofulous faint In the blood.
Hence the proper method by which to cure
cafarrh, is 10 purity the blood. Its many
disagreeable symptoms. and the danger Of
developing into bronchitis or that terribly
fatal disease, consumption, are entirely
removed by Hoods Sarsaparilla, which
cures eatarrh by purifying the blood and
also tones up the system and greatly i'm
proves the general health o, those who
take IL he SfIre TO get
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to the American name and Ameri-
can attributes. He referred to
Chauncey Depew's speech before
the Senate committee, and 10 his
mention OF the town Of Peekskill as
his birthplace and as the centre Of n
larger population than that ofwhich
81. Louis was the centre, and said
that Mr.. Depew's mOdesty had for
bid him from going on further 10
show why Peekskill did not aspire
TO the site of the Worlds Fair. He
Vest suggested that after that great
act Of parturition the vital energies
OF Peekskill were exhausted and tina.
she remained ever since ia n
state OF innocuous desuetude.
{ Laughter.
Vest read from the book gotten up
in the Interests Of New York
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DUBIIS. April 2l.-l'wo thousand
spinners at Newry have struck for
higher wages.
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A POEM,

the nature Of which was a satire on
Chicago's wide extent Of recently
annexed territory. The following
verse is a sample Of it:
The shades OF night were falling fas:,
As DER the Kansas prairie passed,
A youth Of presence gaunt and thin,
But vast the shoes he travels l.;
He'd driven ninety miles that day,
Nor seen a shed where he could stay;
"oh, where am T. at last he groaned.
A passing stranger softly moaned,
Chicago"
The reading Of these verses pro.
duced great merTiment in the Sen
ate. Mr. Vest insinuated gently
that the poet wss Mr.. Depew. For
eighteen months he Vest had been
engaged in the humble task of at
tempting TO discover why the meat
interests Of the great States Of the
West were so depressed that the
cattle raiser did not receive pay for
his corn, his grass and his oats, to
say nothing Of his time and atten-
ton. Ifhis constituents could 90 to
Chicago, in the great stock yards,
amid the believing Of cattle and the
grunting Of hogs, they would find
what had become Of their cattle and
how their profits were lost TO them,
or, il they went into the wheat pit
at Chicago they would there find,
amid the believing OF the beans and
the roaring OF the bulls, presided
over by cold Hutch,o what had
become OF their wheat crop, year
after year. In Chicago the foreigner
could see all the emergencies and
perils Of the coming future and
could see the first strain Of American
institutions, based on universal suf-
frsge. He would find there n rest
less and
For himself, he did not object that
foreigners should see that phenom-
enal city Of the great West. But he
could not give his vote for n bill
creating an exposition in any city
Of the United States. He believed,
as a practical business man, that II
came too soon after the great Paris
Exposition. In his honest judg-
ment, the people of the outside eli
ties engaged in the contest did not
care anything about the exposition.
Had the tine come when in this
country the people had to be amused
with shows, in their condition Of
great pecuniary distress, Of unjust
laws and Of ou.rages perRetated
upon them?
Gorham offered an amendment to
strike out the provision for a naval
review and insert an appropriation
of $500, 900 for a memorial building
in Washington, as n repository Of the
antiquities of the Western Hemis-
phere. Rejected.
Cullom said that Chicago would
make the fair
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WE ADVISE OUR FRIENDS

xITHO NEED ANYTHING IN THE
w Clothing line to call upon Barton 4
Co, 90 Main ST.. where they will Ind well
selected stock Of mems and boys suits
overals, bats. caps. shirts. etc. At very low
prices. This GrIn Is reliable and viii treat
you right cu
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30 pieces double wide Spring Shades at 7ic 1
~ OF Iades, fast Black sold at %
lot Of tvooned striped fast Black Hose eoored toe and heel O
lot Of Chds Black ribbed Isle Thread Hose sizes to 81 at 2
price Soc - -, -
atsIOO; regular price Sl31 -, a. a. o,
lot ribbed Vests just opened at1eic 2Oc 5e e
up to 81 each; best value in this city. 20
lot Ladies' Windsor At oue
75c- SlO0. TIT -,
Wrappers which offer al very Low PRICES from
soc. each upwards. 49,, IT.. -.
pieces latest designs and coorings AT
IOc- 2Oc and sc yard
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FouNp ExorusrysLf on me
Marvellous Results !!
loss OF Shrink lGE n meats

VERY few people know that the shrink
aE1 o. Meats rcasted In close oven
II from thirty-hve TO forty per cent All
neat contains seventy I've per cent Of
water and only twenty tire per cent Of solid
matter. and the ioss that u made IN the
roasting Is made IN the evaporation 81 the
tuice, which Is the VITAL PART OF NEAT.
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bition OF public schools and n review
Of public school children In Chicago;
also, an amendment for the erection
eof n statue in memory Of Queen
Isabella Of Spain. Both We're re-
jected.
Hoar moved to amend by striking
out the provision for a columbus
statue.
Plumb argued agafps. tbe