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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-02

LONDON, May LIN tho Commons
today tho McCarthyiies continued to
debate the proposed government
amendment. Pnrnoll advised them, IN
view Of the concillatory attitude OF lhp
government, TO conilnr the debate 10
the Important points u tho measure.
Timothy Healy reiterated holly that
Parnell had been rrpudia,ed aud h,
would not be guided by any OF Par
Dell's directions.
Fitzgerald said the Irlshmen still
recognize parnoll and would never be-
guided by Sexton or Healy. This inter.
change OF views created u SEEM for
some tiflo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-02
Cleveland on Fable Charities.

NEW YORK, May IA public
meeting OF the State Charities Aid as.
ISOLATION was held tonight 10 coninem.
crate this removal Of 1000 insane persona
FROM the poor houses Of the state and
the completion OF legislation In their
behalf, whereby, after contest Of tour
years, thu poor house custom " caring
for the insane has been abolished and
the State assumed entire charge aud
maintenance Of the dependant insane,
EK-President Cleveland spoke on "the
duty Of citizens In relation TO public
charities" He advocated more fro.
quent inspection by authorized socle.
ties In civil life OF insane asylums, Pub.
lie and private, to prevent any restraint
OF sane persons therein.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-02
rmE rnrr rprcar,oN SCHEME.
% VIII tie Tory clerical Measure.
Otser London News.

LONDON, May 1.-The leading pro-
pOsals Of the Governments nee educa-
ton measure are leaking out aud con-
firm tile Liberal Idea that II will bs a
Tory clerical measure, against which
tn. Liberals viii fight TO tho death.
The ministers privately assure their
supporters that the bill viii tend to
strengthen the position Of dunoniina.
tional schools. Assurances have been
given the cicrlcals and Catholics that
the vested interests Of the churches
win bs preserved intact. This IL pro.
ducing n strong clerlco-p political cotn.
bination, against which the Liberals
will fnd II hard 10 contend. The
ministers profess 10 believe that they
can carry Il through the house IN a
fortnight, but II is probable they do
not expect 10 carry tho education bill.
but DESIRE 10 dissolve on somu leading
proposal, which win strengthen them
Ia appealing TO the country.
There IL trouble between Great Brit.
ain aud Balniaceda's government In
Chiil. Two officers prescribed by bal
macoda took re.uao la the Britisi Legal
tion at Santiago. CHILEAN troops de-
manded their surrender and thcBritish
minister refused. Tn. Foreign ONCE
supports the minister and have warned
BalmaCcda.
The scandalous charges II Indecent
assault brought against the historian
Fyfc universally awaken sympsthy
anu the charge Is generally believed TO
he for hlacGmail. An extraordinary
letter Is printed from MIR. DeCohain, IN
which he defends himself against
charges ofslmilar purp0rt made against
him and enters into long explanation
10 show that local Belfast clique had
conspired u ruin him politically, fin.
ancially and morally. II will not, how
ever, prevent his expulsion from the
Commons.
Professor Bryce, In an article ON the
New Orleans affair, holds that Italy is
entitled 10 redress for injuries unlaw.
fully inflicted ON it, subjects, whether
the treaty grants II or not. He pro-
ceeds TO apply the difficulty In tho
United States Constitution rs indicat.
ing that that polnt must be provided
for when home rule is granted Ire
land.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-02

GREENvILLE o., May l.---while tho
IRE department was working at small
hre tonight natural gas, which had
collected In the fire cistern, ignited
from the engine and exploded. The
heavy engine was raised several feet
In the air and fell hack In the yawning
chasm. Terrible excitement prevailed
for some time. Truman Southern was
fatally injured and Engineer Boyer,
Charles Hagis aud Thomas o'Brien
badly hurt. Many Others were pain
fully cut and bruised Ivy dying debris.
One boy Is missing, aud II Is feared no
IN under the engine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-02

"Chrisiians" uobb,ns the Jew. AZ
Znnf..

ATIIrSs, May IA dispatch from
Hnntc, the capital OF the fonian island
Ofthat name, brings news Of serious
religious riot which has taken place
there. Today was observed by the
Greek Christians hs the Greek Good
Friday and part Of the ceremonies Of
the day consisted OF procession.
When they n,ared the Hebrew quarter
the Christians beriegcd the section.
Upon the refusal 81 the Christians to
retire In peace, III. soldiers there fired
upon them, killing ana woun,iing
several people. The Christians, the
dispatch adds, arc now plllaging the
houses " Hebrews nj Zintc aud threat
en- To burn the Jewish quarter OF the
town.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-02
"rIE HALLWAY PROBLEM"
4 Hook by Chairman suchney ON tho
Situation,

ST. PAUL, May 1.--Chalrman Stick.
ncy Of the Chicago, 81. Paul a Kansas
CITY, has written book. "Thc Rail
way Problem" IN which the prevail.
Ing situation II extensively discussed.
One Of hls suggestions Is: CLEARLY "
the government would enforce its laws
against the railway companies, Its
chief executive officer who has charge
VI this department whenever he be-
comes satisfied that any management
Is perslstcntly dlsubeying the laws
should have power n take possession OF
the property and manage II, through
the Intervention of n receiver or other
wise, until he eau have satisfactory
assurance that he will hereafter be
obcyed. The enactment OF law CIV
ing this power would probably he cifec-
tive 10 prevent discrimination aud
other violations OF the law, without be-
lug actually set In motion. Such y
law, " enforced, would reach the real
culprit, where flnes aud penalties
reach only thclr representatives and
cmploycs.1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-02

wAsniSurOS, May l.--Aggregate
u Interest tearing debt, exclusive OF
United States bonds issued to Pacific
railroads, SjlO,77l $3.50; debt on which
Interest cvased slncc maturity, sll,
$50. b35; aggregate debt bearing no In.
terest, Including national bank funds
deposited IN the treasury under the act
OF July IL, lsgu, sa07, s02, $40; aggre-
gnto certificate ani notes, otisct by
cash In treasury, SiSs, iii 0jo; aggrc-
gate debt, Including certificates aud
notes, April 30, 1891, sl,bis, dTs, ijl;
decrease OF bonded debt during month,
sS,7li, 1881, total cash In treasury, $780,
lB2,s1s; debt, less cash In treasury
April 80, 1891, $50, 5i6, 1913, debt, lcss
cash In treasury March ~, ssjJ,02O,
920; net decrease OF Jeut during month,
Sl,5li,a eT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-02
MAy.DAY ar ROME.
An Anarchist Urges ~ Attack Upon
tho Police.

s'' pths<.
RoME, May IA meeting Of work.
lngmen took place this afternoon near
tho church Of san Giovanni. Their,
were tlvo mcmbers Of the Chamber OF
Deputies present. An anarchist
speaking violently, urged tho Assem-.
bled men To attack tho police. The
speakers words 40 excited his hearers
that mob stoned the troops stationed
Ia the neighbcrhood. Some Of tho
rioters hurled stones ut the troops from
windows OF the houses. The gsndnrnes
then fired upon the rioters and the
cavalry charged. At the same time
Infantry soldiers near the scene OF thu
riot were ordered to storm tho houses
from which the stones were thrown. A
terrible uproar followed. When mat
tes cooled down, II was found that
Slgnor Brazilai, member OF the
Deputies, Signor Ciprani, u socialist
leader, and twenty-five Others had
been seriously wounded. One man
was killed outright by the gendarmes'
fire.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-02

WACO, Tex, May wv. X. Reed,
n correspondent Of Kansas City
newspaper, was arrested early In tn.
week ON charge OF writing u libclous
article, IN which were mentioned sew
ernl well'known ladies. Last night
when released on bond he was kid
mapped, driven out Of town, given
seventy lashes on his bare back, and
tarred and feathered
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-02

CINCINNATI, May lover u year
ago two saloon keepers were convicted
OF violating the State laws by Keeping
open Sunday. The ease has been ap.
pealed nom time to time, hut today tile
Circuit court, which ranked next 10 the
Supreme court OF the State, confirmed
the sentence u conviction In the lower
court. The penalty IA fne anu i'm.
prisonment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-02

a ROMAN AnAa- pisr rSe'rrs His
rtAetas.
~ Telegraph 10 tho Ssws.i
t. rR,xcs.
minister Cons,nn- Attached by n
NAH.


pARiss May i.--During the course
VI the Jay Floquut, president Of the
Chamber u Deputies, assured a jcpu-
tatiOu Of men employed In various ca.
pacitles upon railroads that they hal
his aympnthy AMI support In tho cf-
forts being made 10 bring nbout n re-
ductlon In working hours.
n mOb threatened the lolice station
ut Clichy and 1cndarmes staftcd out.
The mob then took refuge In wine
shop and n fierce battle followed. The
moo was largely composed OF an
nrchists, who used rcvolvcrr freely.
Four policemen were fatally wounded.
While Minister Of the Interior
Constans was driving from the Cham
Der home today, n mob made such
threatening demonstrations that the
police were obliged TO rescue him. At
midnight nll II quiet In Paris.
,yc,r,So sc.xra Ar ,voxs
''"'''
LYONS, May LA number OF cxclt'
ing scenes were witnessed In this city
today. The mt disturbance occurred
when a big crowd Of workmcn, FOL.
lowed by large numbers Of women aud
children, anil bearing red cards con-
talning various sentiments, attempted
10 holu q procession. The authoritic.
had decided 10 prevent auy marching,
aud as the mcn refused to dispense the
men charged. The mon made dcs.
parate resistance and n general melee
followed, In which n policeman was
seriously wounded. A body of cavalry
was dispatched TO the place, and the
workmen were unable 10 Withstand
the combined attack. A number OF
arrests were made, ana several OF the
arme,I.
subsequently mob marched 10 the
cemetery, headed by men carrying
black anu red ilags. The visit WINS for
the purpose OF holding demonstrations
over the graves OF former riOters. The
authorities were again compelled To
appeal TO the military, aud again were
the warehouses ridden down on the
people. The mob 0b-tinately resisted.
Showers OF stones anu other missiles
were hurled. Several OF the soldiers
were seriously Injured beior. they Mt
last succetded In clearing the burying
grounds OF tho moh.
Upon being lriven from the cene-
terry the crowd again formed pro.
ce--ion anu marched back 10 the city,
dehantiy denouncing the authorities
and singing la Carmagnole" In n
grand chorus. The rioters, undauntcd
NY" w., w. ' ,,, ~ soon., IeAcn'u
on the police anI broke through the
Gordon. Again did the soldiers chnrso
and the crowd were forced 10 beat n
retreat.
The fighting has. caused the greatest
alarm among the people Of the city
aud the excitement intensiflcs rs each
hour passes. This police are utterly
powerlcss 10 control tho bowling mob
who, emboldened by thls fact be.
come more defiant than ever and
the authorities have been compelled u
summon additional achievements Of
soldiers. Tn. rioters have cut the
telephone and telegraph wires aud nro
holding uproarlous meetings Mt head
.auart.rs, where anarchist sneaker,
"a. L. A.. "A ..... a..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-02

THE ENGLISH oovEanmGnr's Fars
EDUCATION MEASURE.
Greek "Christians, Pillagiur the
Houses OF Hebrews on Que OF
the fonlan Islands.
Another vessel Detained by Turkish
Authorities.

CoNsTASTISoPLE, May LIN spite
~ the recent threat Of Russia another
Russian volunteer transport has been
detained IN the Bosphorus. The
Turklsh commandment threatened to
fire " the vessel attempted 10 pass.
Nclldoff sent n strong note 10 the
Porte In which he demands Indemnity
aud the right Of absolutely free passage
for Russian vessels sailing under the
mercantile flag.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-02

RICHMOND, NO., May i.--Wednes-
day night, during quarrel between
Bascoo Dorrell and John Finn ut u
dance at the home OF Thomas Stewart,
Dorrell drew revolver md began
shooting. Finn aud young man
named Thomas Cooper were killed,
and Mrs. Stewart seriously wounded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-02

MEANWHILE, Pa, May IA scnsa
ton was caused among the secured
creditors OF the Dclamster bank 10.
night by the announcement that Della
mater could make no icfnitc promise
to settle his part OF the my cents on
the dollar contract until tomorrow. II
In feared that this firm has been unable
TO secure cash for the iirst payment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-02

CALCUTTA, May 1.-The natives Of
Manipur state that Commissioner
QulDion was murdered shortly after
his seizure by the rebels. As the OIL
GERS were leaving tho hall where the
conference was held, Senaputtl CAV.
the signal for the massacre, and the
other unfortunate victims were spesred
and beheaded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-02

dents visit to tho city. The table oc..
cupIcd by the President was a bank OF
roses fifteen feet long and three feet
wide. Three other tables were decor
ated with large number of flowers.
The principal speech " the evening
wns made by tile President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-02

WASHINGTON, May l.-Slx furlopgs
-L'intrlguante won, Bellevue second,
Return third. Time, l;0s.
Mlle-Strideaway won, Belizarus rec.
ond, Hypatica third. Time, las.
Mile and an eighth--tiallifet won.
My Fellow second, virgis third. Time,
1857.
Five and half furlongs--Cornella
won, Lydia second, Costa Rica third.
Time, 1910.
Mile aud an eigih-Kyrl II. " on, Mi.
rabeau SECOND, J. j. OBJ. third. Time,
1853.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-02

vienna, May LA passenger trav.
cling from Cracow TO Lemberg, last
night In an express train suddenly
drew two revolvers and, with ono In
each hand, demanded his three fellow
travellers To hand over their money aud
valuables. A frightful struggle ensued
In the narrow compartment. Although
tho men assaulted were unsrmed they
foughtwith desperation. The rufilan
killed two Of the men and then Jumped
from the train while II was going at
full speed. No traces OF the mi-creant
could DO discovered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-02

EvASsvILLE, Ind, May l.-Afler
spending the day here quietly, In CON.
pany with detective. no restraint
bcing put upon him, u. T.. Hutchlnson
len this evening for Chicngo. His
actions here would not lead vne to be-
lieve him Of unsound mind.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-02

After the local speakers bad au,
dr.. ssed the crowd n long preamol. anu
q series Of ienunciatofy resolutions
were read. The main features o. nus
deliverance were Endorsement OF me
demands of the paris convention ior
consolidation against capital. statutory
establishment Of an eight-hnur uhy'
resort TO political action TO Niain rue
ends desired. aud allegiance TO III" 10
cinllstic party.
After the resolutions werr reaH ~ V.
Wiltshire, n wealthy Svcinli-i ir''n i"'e
A ngele-, California. sdur,sr'u tii"
meeting. lie predicted that Tue agiis
tlon for AZ cight-huuf day was vhly
the forcrunuer 10 demand tipu iou'
hours should be considered adny's work.
The resolutions were adopei WIN n
whoop and the affair at tile main stand
Al BroadJMy and Fourth avenu,
were trucks filled with -ocieiistic -leak'
crr. who addressed the crowd IA various
tongues.
Among the speakers was +. wlssman
OF San Francisco.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-02

NEW York, May THE knife used
TO kill the old woman, Carrie Brown,
u Identified as one stolen 10y ''Frcnchy
No. "while imprisoned In the q uecns
county lail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-02

BERLIN, May L. 7ag5,an today
publishes dispatch the substance Of
which IL that Emin pasha Is now
marching on klbiro, with the inten-
ton Of recovering the ivory which had
been abandoned there.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-02

BERLIN, May 1.-The art exhibit
was opened with pomp and ceremony.
The Emperor and Empress aud Em.
press Frederick any many Of the nota.
bles were present.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-02

LONDON, May L. Mr.. Bottomly,
managing director Of Hansard'sUni on,
was In the bankruptcy court today. His
liabilities amount to 81, 100000. He Is
bankrupt but hopes to pay his creditors
In full.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-02

LONDON May Lit has been learned
that tho report OF the strandiny Of n
steamer near kinsdaie, after sending
up rockets ~ signal Of distress, origin.
aled In u celebration Of May day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-02

COLUMNS, Ohio, May 1.-THE min
ers aud operators OF ONO have adj ust.
ed their differences on hnsi- OF ~
cents for mining In the Hooking Val
ley and nine-hour labor day. The
scale for machine mining IL loft over
for future adjustment. No strike or
trouble IL anticipated In the Ohio fields
for the next year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-02

Sr. Louis, May Ia petition asking
for the appointment OF receiver for
the st. Louis and San Francisco Rail.
way company was flied Ia the United
States court today by Hitchcock and
Fiudelburg. representing Eastern
stockholders. The complaint sets forth
that the Alchison and ~. Louisiana the
Kansas City and Colorado are com.
pctitors Of tho Frisco, yet they are
owned and controlled hy the same
men. which IL contrary 70 the Missouri
statutes; that the Atchison claims n
large Indebtedness due from the
Frisco, whereas the complainants be-
lieye true accounting would show
the reverse; that 10 secure "a more
complete control of the road by acluir.
Ing greater amount Of preferred nc
count, ia. directors propose 10 issue
:5,00O,O0O additional preferred stock
aud AN equal amount Of
bonds. The petition prays that
the oiiirem OF the 'FriscO be
restrained from giving the Santa Fc
bonds and from paying all Indebted.
ness. Judge Thayer liked May 2lst
Tor hearing. anu the meeting that
wns h have been held May 18th To take
action on the bond proposition has been
adjourned. The Atchison owns 80. q.
900 Of the 283,5D3 shares Of Frisco
stock. General Attorney Konna Of the
Frisco says the complainant- own less
than | per cent. OF the entire capital
stock, and about per cent. Of tho lint
Preferred stock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-02

NEW ORLEAEs. May There was
no labor demonstration here today. On
the first Of April the employees Of the
sash and door manufactures went out
on strike because the mill'ownef-
would not exclude non.upion men,
and there Ia no indication OF weaken.
ing ON either side. Ton days ago every
building trade Joined In support OF
the operatives and virtually put stop
TO all building business for the time
being.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-02
first Meeting OF the Royal csmmi..
sion.

LONDON, May The frat sitting OF
the royal commission was held to-day.
Plans for future business were DIS.
cussed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-02

Special Commi-sioucr Foster and
James q. Blaine, Jr., have RETURNED to
Washington from Europe. Foster
called upon Secretary Blaine this
morning, bearing copy of the new
reciprocity agreement negotiated by
HIN with III. Spanish government. It's
contents will not he made public ut
present. Mr. Blaine drcliued ~ ,ti
whether or not tho document was q
treaty or AN agreement under tbs new
tariff.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-02

NEW YORK, May I. Chevalier
Louis Cont-ncia, president OF tho
Italian Chamber Of Commerce, ac.
companied by his daughter, arrived on
the 1eutonic this morning. He said
while he was Ia Rome he made II u
special point TO have an audience with
the Italian cabinet In reference 10 the
New Orleans affair. "rhe Italian
government" said the Chevalier,
"though feeling kecnly the outrage
perpetrated upon their countrymen,
never intended to dispatch, ~ runner
has It, war ships. Italy IN only too
anxious 10 maintain the friendly feel.
Ing II has with the United States, con-
scquently the report that II was about
10 recall the italian legation at WASH
ington Ia absurd.v
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-02

Under the provisions Of the McKln.
ley tariil act, beginning today, all
special taxes imposed upon dealers In
OF tobacco aud cigars and puddler-, are
repealed. Tie law, however, requires
that these various glasses OF dealer.
shall register their names, place of
internal revenue, with the exception
uf dealers In manufactured tobacco.
Tho number Il dealers Of the latter
class, according - the report o. the
commissioner uf Internal revenue for
1880, was 0O3,OsS who paid a tax ni
81 ~ each. IL il said at the depart.
ment that the abolition Of this special
tax OF $40 viii cause loss TO the gov.
eminent OF 81 600, 900 annually.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-02

Secretary Foster has fixed the max
imum Of seals which the Commercial
company viii lie allowed 10 take dur.
iug the coming season at 10000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-02

Tho treasury department today mad.
the first purchase OF Slly.f Tor the
present month. The amount offered
was 10000 ounces, OF which 5000
was purchased, ~ follows; 1900
ounces at sl.0IJ; $1,000 at SO.OS; 0O,OOo
at SO.S0i.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-02

WHEELING, W. Va, May 1.-The
miners employed In this vicinity 10
the number OF u thousand quit work
this morning on account Of the opera.
tors failure 10 sign scale. IL IL not
expected that the strike will be OF long
duration,