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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-16
STOLE Der BAR
A Sea Captains Little Daughter
Robbed o: Eer Locks.

A Sea Captains Little Daughter
Robbed o: Her Locks.
Lula Hewitt, the l4-year-old daughter Of
Capt. Hewitt Of the schooner d. X. Baker,
now in Savannah, was the victim of
an assault while returning from school at
her home in Brooklyn. n. Y, Tuesday.
The New York Sun gives the following
account: Lula is one Of the
most attractive girls in the publ c
school which she attends Her large dark
eyes and long dark lustrous hair have been
the admiration of her schoolmates. She
had an adventure Tuesday which caused her
big black eyes to overflow with
tears whenever she recalled it, and
uniformity of her flowing locks.
While she was returning to school after
lunch a man stealthily approached her
from behind, and, before abe knew what be
was doing, sheared of Ave or six inches of
her hair, almost from side to side. Her hair
was tied behind her back In a loose knot OF
pink ribbon, and before using the shears the
man must have undone the knot, for the
ribbon, with no knot in it, was found on
the sidewalk at the spot where the occur
renee took place.
When she was able to turn around she
saw the man running, Picking up the
pieca OF ribbon from the sidewalk, she hur-
ried to her home, crying all the way as II
her heart would break. Mrs. Hewitt noti-
fed the police authorities and two de
tecives were detailed on the case. They
have very few facts to work upon, as the
girl could give no description OF the man,
except that he wore dark coat and was OF
medium size.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-16

H. R. H, THE hereditary Princess of Mem
ingen. sister of the kaiser, is the first Prussian
princess who has ventured to drop into print
since the Markgravine of Bayrouth wrote her
neVer-to-be-forgotteR memoirs. The Mark
gravine was the sister of Frederick the Great
The literary efforts of William II: s sister are,
it is hardly necessary to state of quite diff
ferent type from that of this lady for Princess
Charlotte, as she is called here, is one of the
sweetest and purest of women, and a true
daughter of her lamented father. The princess
combines her efforts with those of her husband
in translating German classical works into the
new Greek language. Schiller's Robbers"
immortalized by Fechter & Lessing's "Emeila
Galotti." have Just been adopted by the royal
pair for the Athens stage and the princess is at
the present time busy with the adaptation of
Romeo and Juliet" Some classic French
dramas are to follow,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-16
BEETHOVEN. WELLINGTON. BISMARCK

Kings and Queens innumerable. nearly all the
minds that have changed the course Of Affairs
In the world for centuries have been to Carts
bad for bodily aid. Not everybody can 70 even
in these times Of fast travel, but everybody can
have the benefits Of Carlsbad at a small cost nj
home In the Carlsbad Sprudel salt, which Is
evaporated from the Sprudel Spring and con
talns all the solid constituents Of the water.
Inc genuine Carlsbad sprudel Salt is a nat
ural remedy which is dlitaps effective hi an
disorders Of the stomach liver and kidneys: for
habitual constipation, equity and rheumatic
directions II is without equal. Be sure TO obtain
the genuine article, which has the seal OF the
city OF Carlsbad and the signature OF ''Eisper
q Mendelson Co, Sole Agents. Barclay street.
n. Y with every bottle
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-16

SternDergs.
The largest and best selected display of
Fine Jewelry, Precious Stones, Gold and
Silver Ornaments, etc.
Wedding Presents.
Silverware.
Wedding Presents.
Ladies' Watches
Wedding Presents.
Chain and Charms.
Wedding Presents.
Bropzss.
Wedding Presents.
Onyx Clocks.
Wedding Presents.
Onyx Stands.
Wedding Presents
Brass Stands.
Wedding Presents.
Lace Pins.
Wedding Presents.
Solid Silverwars.
Gold Headed Canes.
Umbrellas.
Fancy Articles.
Bric-a-Brac
Banquer Lamps.
The most superb assortment Of articles of
value in Gold, Silver aud Fine Plated Ware
in the city, suitable for Weddings or other
presentation affairs Lowest prices and
Sternberg's guarantee. 157 Broughton.
I'D. NJ. STERNBERG & Bro.
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OFFICE OF j. s. RosAHoND & Co.
DURAET MTas Dac 10 1900

Hesss. Ltppn1dn Bros, Savannah, Ga:
GENTLENEy:-Wh in San Antonio, Tex.
last spring, saw your advertisements p 7. p,
CPrickly Ash, Poke Root and Potassium) in the
paper for the cure Of rheumatism, and thought
! would try bottle. Finding such great re-
gist Mr.. John Mcclellan to order me supply.
After taking think ten bottles have not had
pain or ache since. Previous to that | suffered
for twenty five C25) years and could not get the
least benefit until ] tried P. p p, and, there
fore. take pleasure In recommending 1t to those
suffering. I'D. J. s. RosAMoyp
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The sunday Morning News

win be found regularly on sale at the fol-
lowing places:
Estilrs News Depot.
Corners News Stand.
e J. Kieffer's Drug Store, corner West
Broad and Stewart streets.
7. A-'Muliryne & Co.'s Drug Store. West
Broad and Waldburg streets.
st, ]. X. Yonge's Drug Store, corner
Whitaker and Duffy streets.
McCauley q Co.'S Drug Store, corner
New Houston and Drayton streets.
w. A Bishops Drug Store, corner Hall
and Price streetA Ida
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-16

Maximum temperature. s., minimum tenn
perature. 81.
The hight of the river at Augusta at Z :3S
O'Clock a. m. yesterday augusta time)
was 1913 feet, q fall of AZ feet during the
past twenty-four hours.
Observations taken at the same moment of
time at all stations FOR the MORNINa NEWS.
SAVANNA. Jan. Is. 1875 ?. n. city time.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-16
ROOMS TO RENT.


TOR RENT, large south room. parlor floor,
II furnished, with or without board. Ice
President street.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS. IS Words a.
.sors. n tAts col~rS" sRscrted for ONE
CAN1 4 WORD. CGsA IN Adsoros, coca
taassTtoA
AesTyoodv t"ho Ads any toGHs 20 sssppsv,
oHsTh'"J to buy or sell, any business o.
ooc0"''nodosto~sto sscSrc: indeed, any .1isA
to 0T'otlfy. should ddusytIse IN thSs ooI,,,u.
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Sternberg's.

'IInoiceteS trace. fIncnes and hundredths
O s. 0oRoAs. Observer Signal Corpa
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-16

HORSES, mules, mares, best ln city carriage,
IL draught, business, big and medium mules.
Nice Drugs, buggies and saddle horses In livery.
GUILMARTIN K MEHRTENS, Boarding, Sale,
Livery Stables. Telephone ISL.
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FOUND.
BOARDING.

A FEW BOARDERS wanted at 1877 York
"A street; pleasant rooms and good table;
prices moderate.
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EoR RENT, two south front rooms. fur
= nished or unfurnished, with privilege OF
bath, at 50 Broughton street.
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=
LOST.

I OsT. Broke loose at the Emile post.
II Wednesday night, one medium sized, hvht
bay mule. Finder will be rewarded by notify
ing Ii. TRAUB, u West Broad street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-16

DHOSPHATE LANDS--I have some great
4 bargains In phosphate laDds nothing SUI
P po N tne h sac as 70 9TaIity, JHaany ana
BRIGHAM BISHOP, Ocala, Florida
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WANTED, Immediately, a medium-sized
w house south of CASTOR and west of Aber-
corn street. Address IMMEDIATE, News
Office.
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LN0R RENT. fiat OF rooms over otiioe, Empire
II Steam Laundry, 100 Broughton street.
suitable for business office. architectural in
surance, realestate. etc. etc. Apply at office
below.
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MIsCELLANEOUa WANTS.

w AETED, by a young gentleman and wife
w board in some nice private family; car
give excellent references. State terms and ad
dress SOCIABI.E. care Morning News.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-16

THERE Is everything 10 interest you in the
Il Sunday MoRNIE0 News. For sale at
YoNGE's DRUG STORE. Whitaker and Duffy
streets
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= CENTS gets the Sunday issue OF the MoRA.
~ ING NEWS. Be sure and read It, For sale
at MULLRYNE'S DRUG STORE, West Broad
and WaldburR streets
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-11-13

We noticed III the Albany De,no-
rrat that work had ceased on the
Lebanon canal for want IF funds.
Also thar he contract price was
p and The contractor had
guit 4na shipped his plant to Port
land Ihisis about as near as nv.
Shgtes1 and sBcy Nuttingg could
be expected to get any article cf
news concerning Lebanon. We are
sllessea 10 inform Bros. Shytess
ana .soy sntting' that the contract
price was s2I ,a91. The company
has as YET paid al bills that have
been presented Oh last Tuesday
tie lslEh; they paidsout sT00c aad
the work is still progressing On the
aisch, and # tie Lord il Filling and
The Albany Democrat don't inter-
fare i Will soon be completed.
However, we do not think it wal
lnatscf much shat the Albany
11snalcrnt hos to cav tbs work
will 40 Oh Jest the same. And yeb-
aaoa Will lss Albany in the shade
fof business, enterprise and energy.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-11-13
The people n Oregon A. eartai,,l,

The people of Oregon are csrtainsy
blessed above all other people with q
c,iiaate and praductisn necessary to
the health and prosperity Of man. How
many east Of The ''RackiesH would be
surprised It the growing wheat felds
with their beautiful robes Of greer, and
the halmy atmosphere that gives life,
vigcr and health 70 the dwelIers In onr
borders To-day nature ii al lis
beauty blooms araund ID, and tie
promise Of coming bountiful harvest
gives cheertc the farmer, Spirits and
buays him up with hopes Of 81 assured
pres Gritty. Yes our Oregon Il tie
brightest state in tie eolateIlation u
states, and that star viii ever shine
with hrspIendeut beauiy. Polk County
Observer
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-11-13
The faYnr which The xnstralin

The isvor which the Australian
system Of voting hss found In this
country has INSURED some reform
'ers to suggest the adoption Of an
other Australian system-that Of
registering titles to real property.
Under this system the owner of
real estate proves up his title before
a government register and receives
q certificate that he is the owner iii
fee. Thereafter transfers are made
by . simple transfer Of the certif-
cate. This would certainly sim
plify matters; but that viii proba-
bly, be the chief objection to the
method, The lawyers do not want
amy simplifcation and the lawyers
must liye--st least they think so.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-11-13
fiKrx rEEozEoN.

III Is now bat littie inore lhan
thFee Neeks bsfsFa the hrst civ
election wall be aeIa under auf new
charter, whsn the Mayor, Recorder,
INasprHf, MarHhaisnd four council
nsan will tie elocted. This viii bs
Nj important day III Tho history Of
fllF tyler upon that DAY officers
Elll b chosen upon whose shoulders
sFill TIT the welfare If The city Tor
NE ysat
Party afiliation has heretofore
hal but little to do With city cleo
ipns g'he divi ling Inns las pen-
arallg haen With reference 10 views
spsn the liquor traffic. This ques-
len should net enter into and In
'leisee votes ii cts elections. Let
z tWo great parties put forward
he best material ID their ranks and
III IL issue be fairly mat. 1t is
"a. pleasant nor profitable far our
eiis e ~ psrpetuaIly rfangling
8geF Nets and drys. There ara
many of fhe dry Who would not
ls1Aks haIf wag c0unciImen, and the
saiae Fsmark i equally trne about
TIE wess. Each If these parties
'Ss0ula support their own candidates
regardless. ID q great degree, Of
hsiF true fitness for The place,
" oily p know that he il d
ot y aaryp " TIE case may
roy 3se that no man Is elected Who
D favor of enforcing the law.
i u tint i znecessary Then
III have city Of which We
veil be proud.
aeEe il 10 doubt that The pres-
Council u an honest, industri-
ana intelligent body of men,
deserve fhs appF 2.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-11-13
lebanon Express.
n. Y. KIRKPATRICK,
Ediror and Proprietor.

! The future for wheat is good
She has gone back 10 S6acts., and
steady rise in the market. Moth.
ing 50 encourages the wheat grow
ers of the valley as the present
prospects for 4 better future mar
ket.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-24

BLoNnAM.--At her residence, ~ n Street
salt Lake CITY, April 20. OF pneumonia. Char,
otte blosham aged o. years aud mouths.
Funeral from residence. April g3,atgp.m.
MhenHiai star, please copy.
TAisoN'-April Is, lsli. OF 'la grippe" ana
pneumonia, Charles raysom; born May 0, ISIS
In England.
lie embraced tho Gospel In iSlG, arrived IN
NanVoo IN an early day, passed tarongh the
prosecutions that the saints had to cndnre In
that locality came 10 Utah In 1854. located Ia
salt Lake CITY; afterwards moved to Miliari
county. utah, and from there to I,oekiand,
Idaho, In lsIp, where no resided ~ 10 his death.
lie died as he had lived. In full faith OF tho Cos
pei Ito leaves = wife. four sons and four
daughters. number u grandchildren and A
host OF friends TO mourn his loss,-lCoN.
CuArriN,-March 9Th, at Cedar CITY. Iron
County, Utah, Louis u. Chaiiln. Brother Chat
I'm was born At Salem, Mass. December Q. lsoi ,
embraced the Gospel IN Illinois, under the
hands OF Ienos H. Gourley In March, isiO. and
settled m Laliarp, where no was postmaster
and Justice OF the peace. lilo suffered with The
saints In their expulsion FROM Illlnoh reached
Utah In isis and settled In salt Lake civ. In
isso he hllei mission TO Australia, being ali
sent four years. In 1901 no was called 10 Inc
Dixie mission, and was one OF the pioneer. of
~ George. From ~ George he went TO helm
bnild M the settlements on the Muddy. Meet
ing with Losses there by IRE. he was counseIei
TO locate at Cedar city, where he was useful
citizen. nlling the position OF Justice Of Inc
peace and notary public. Hc diet as he had
lived, failhiul,to the Go'pel.-lCon.
JESKiNs.-At Malad CITY. March esth. is,i.
Sister Jane Jcntins, 10y dcscen. from The
family OF Tyr franl. Diseased wa. ham
August .Gih, 1871. at Lower Labqulan Farm
6lamorganshiro, south Wales; bap,is,d MD
the Church OF Jeius Christ OF l.attr, d,y
saints March sith, 1850, by Elder Eyan Avery.
was Tue nrst of her family 10 enter the Church.
her mother Joined lhe following summer, and
died a ilrm believer IN The faith in isIi. Her
father talthough not N tho Church himself,
through her innuencc, aided the work wIib
5oal and lbcrality sister jenkins parted Win
a friend of her youth because he lief, tbe
church, whom To her dying day she aiicctlon.
alely remembered.
hhe cmigraled with her daughter 10 Idaho I'm
ISIS, with the Intention To do what she enpi1
Tor her dead friends and serve Tho Tod "a,
honesty, honor and truth, She ,ad no rei.
yves there. sickness set IN aud she vns co,
hnei TO her house for many years. She was a
conscientious person who never wished IA Ia.
lure others, anti her heart ami hand vero
always ready 70 help anyone In mead a..
ilNou ana ohci N mo Tear OF the Lord, Her end
was poase, eaying her bcroayud and f,ienan
inrins nnssi WIN hAu ueNoledly attended her
ICON. ' 'u"s'''s-
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slI5, 900 for the relief Of the POOR. lie
recommended that this DO labor for
the Relief society to zee that the
Saints pay their fast offerings.
At the afternoon meeting Presi dent
Paxman addressed tue confer ence,
and In the course Of his remarks said
the stake academy hal done good
work and been wen sustained by the
Saints.
Apostle Moses Thatcher was the next
speaker. In the hearts Of many Of the
Lattsr-day Saints there was feeling
Of dependency In regard To the future.
A spirit of speculation exists among
many Of them. They desire 10 boom
the little places where they reside. He
presumed that they had had experience
OF n similar character In Juab. The
farmer said there " no money In
raising wheat--that the fruit II not
worth gathering. We should remem.
bor that the source OF wealth In this
country IL In the soil, aud II we did
not raise the products OF tho soil we
would perish. According to reports
the products Of the barDyards OF this
country were more than the silver
dug from the bowels Of the earth. The
speaker compared the condition OF this
people today with that which surround.
cd them when they first came here,
and related some OF his early exper.
fences In the history Of Utah.
He referred 10 the sugar factory being
established al Lehi, aud could see no
reason why we could not produce the
bcots required.
Sunday morning was devoted to the
Sabbath school. Au interesting pro-
gramme was rendered by the Nephi
Sabbath school, and short and mp
propriate speeches were made 10y Elder
George Reynolds and Apostles Lyman
aud Thatcher.
At2p. IN. Counselor Jas. w. Paxman
presented the general authorities Of
the Church AMI stake. They were
unanimously sustained, after which
Elder George Reynolds delivered u
forcible address.
Apostle Moses Thatcher followed.
The Christians, he said, believed Ia
God aud glorifioi Hts name, while the
infldcl and atheist believed In pralsing
the works Of man. They look at
such men as Edison, nnrvellei
ut his wisdom and the greatness
Of his inventions; and yet the inven-
lions OF men were but Idle whims com.
pared with the magnificent works Of
God. The great achievements OF man
were but the work ofthought u which
God was the Originator The speaker,
addressing the young, warned them
against falling Into sin.
In the evening President George
Reynolds and Apostle +. NJ. Lyman
met with the jish and fist quorums Of
Seventies, aud Brother Chnrlcsl Grace
was set apart rs one Of the Presidents
Of the Ilst quorum.
DANIEL X. Brown,
stake Clerk.
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The Explosion Yesterday Destroy cd
Many Precious Relies.

The Explosion Yesterday Destroyed
Many Precious Relies.
RoMr, April "a The explosion
yesterday which caused heavy damage
aud loss Of life created great alarm at
the Vatican. All the windows In the
Fope's library were broken, and n
number Of precious relics destroyed.
The stained glass windows Of 81.
Peters and 1t. Pauls were damaged
and many relics destroyed. ~. Pauls
church Il closed while the damage IL
being repaired. The destruction
wrought will be irreparable, ns the
valuable works Of art which were dc.
stroyed cannot be replaced. some
time will elapse before the full amount
Of the damage can be known.
II now transpircs that the Pope was
cngaeed In prayer when the explosion
shook Che Vatican building. 80 severe
was the shock that his Holiness would
have fallen had not one Of the servants
caught him. Investigation shows that
the explosion was caused by the accl.
dental Ignition Of some shell capsules.
A number Of tho injured have died.
King Hunibcrt was today calling at
the hospitals and visiting the wounded
people. The kings sympathetic action
In conveying the wounded In his own
carriage TO the hospitals, yesterday, aud
In visiting the wounded today, IL high.
ly appreciated by the populace Of this
city. Among those hurt by the acci-
dent IL Billot, the French ambassador,
who WINS slightly injured by falling
glass.
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DISTANT VOICES.
SOME PRACTICAL HINTS ON VEN.
TRiLoQufsM.

Here are a few practical hints NJ Il
the modes OF procedure to be followed
10y would.be veltrilOquists, although
half n dozen lessons from a good PRO
fv-sional would do. Infinitely more FOL
them than all the books that have ever
been written upon the subject, and
which, by the way, are usually a mas
OF theoretical phrasoology.
Before any attempt " made with III,
voice the student must be prepared q
devote somO time and attention 10 the
breath, which he must get entirely
under control, 40 ~ 10 bo able 10 hold
II for n considerable time without
Atrsining. This, OF course, must be- n
gradual process.
Before commencing to practice, "a
strong inspiration should he taken, M
the lungs require TO be furnished with
a plentiful supply Of air, which has 10
be- well controlled aud allowed 10 es.
cape gradually. He must endcavor 10
breathe through his nose anu keep his
mouth shut. This In "A hint which II
would bc as well for every one 10 re-.
member, and NO save great deal OF
cold.catchiDg aud illness.
The learner must study Mt all times
TO initiate sounds, not ~ they are heard
at their source, but as they fall upon
the ear amer travelling from distance.
That Il the golden rule Of ventrlloqu.
Ism; aud II II Ia continually kept In
mind, success IL certain. As conlur.
ors endcavor TO deceive the eye, 40
ventriloquists endeavor to deceive ths
ear.
The distant volcev originates nj
that spot In the throat where tha''cluckv
takes place when drinking, 30 without
any facical contortions or movemcn mt Of
the lips the words must be forced
against the back part OF the palate one
by one, with series Of short luick
breatbs, Mt the same timo strengthen.
Ing the sound by using the muscles OF
the stomach, which Will give them IN.
creased power that they will reach the
audience clear and distinct. Tn,
farther OIL the sound Ia supposed TO be,
the smaller the quantity Of breath must
DO expired.
The great fault with beginner Ia
straining after effect. No sooner do
they mako u little Roadway and begin
to feel their feet, tlian they want 10
run, n proceeding which Will bring
their endeavors 10 a dismal failure
NciV York Journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-24

LONDON, April "a. - Sir Charles
upper, Canadian high commissioner
IN London, uses two columns In the
Times today To reply to Tyler, president
OF the Grand Trunk Railway OF Can-
ada, who answered rupper's comments,
on the policy OF the Grand Trunk.
T,uppur says no would have failed In
his duty to Canada anu ~ England,
y he had not exposed the attempt OF
me Grand Trunk u support u party
IN canada, whose policy during the
tl0n.
=, upper adds that he bitterly regrets
'us assistance given the Grand Trunk,
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mage she would quietly help herself %
what She wanted, catch the rat, put y
IN her mufI, apologize and walk of.
The magistrate said that on account Of
her youth, and M she had voluntar lily
confessed TO the tbofts, he would give
her one more chance and bound her
over In the sum Of E50-s25J of your
moncy-to come up for judgment when
called upon. or course, her friends
soon entered the required bonds, aud
Mary Barton will have ~ find some
other place 10 practice ON tho weaku,ss
OF her sex. The tame rat dodge won't
work In Chatham any more."--fhta.
dcllJIiia Inquirer.
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PANAMA, April 2I,-Reports from
and 22nd eleven rain storms swept over
lsombayeque. The rivers rose aud
flooded tho country all round for thirty
miles. Many villages were inundated
and large number OF buildings had
fallen down. The crops on the farms
around the villages were all destroyed,
aud not rail on the Chimbote and
Suchiman railroad remains IN place.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-24
Tho Detroit strikc.

DETROIT, April 9i.- No street cars
are running In tins city today, thc
company having decided to suspend
operations until the city authorities
have advised them that they are IN n
position 10 afford proper protection.
The mayor bhs written letter 10 tho
street car officials suggesting arbitra-
tion, but no answer Inns been received
yet. -Four hundred hosilors Of tho
company struck this morning.