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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-30

Not Many DAYS Required to Prepare
l'or Voyage.

NEW YoRH, oct. 29.-Captain Erben
Of the navy yard In Brooklyn has
made this statement: IL Is the opinion
NJ the navy yard that trouble between
our government and Chile VIII not go
30 Tar NJ 10 necsss itate the sending 10
Valparaiso Of cruisers. Nothing OIL
risl relating 10 the course Of the gov.
ernmVut has been received here. In
ease II should become necessary TO
srud part Of the navy 10 South America,
moi more than four ships will be- needed
10 carry on operations against Chile.
There are not more than three or four
wal ahifs Ia its navy which could Of
fer resistance TO our cruisers,
10 Ia hardly probable that England,
Germany OF any other Of tho great
powers OF Europe, would interfere be.
tween the United States and Chile
should war result. And u II should
be- considered necessary 20 send cur
navy 10 tho South Pacific there would
be no need ~ holding back war ships
to protect the coast IN anticipation OF
trouble with a European government.
So far rs Germany II concerned, the
admiral Of her navy has stated that he
believed the treatment Of the Amerl-
can sailors WAS an outrage, anu me
United states government had a right
10 reparaiiOn. England, however
great may be It's commercial and finau-
dial Interests In Chile, viii never take
aides against the United States In
trouble arising from tho recent out.
rage.
10 get thu cruisers and other vessels
now here In condition Tor voyage
would take hut few days. The
shipa now At the Brooklyn navy
ynrd are the "Phllsdclphia," the "At-
llpta," the "Nermont," the "COn-
cord, the "Beuington," the "Mianto-
nomah," the "rerror," the "Pelrol"
and the Chicago" The "boaton"
has lrft for the South Pacific station,
and the yorktown" Is ON It's way
there. The 'Nowark' Is at Boston and
ready for sailing orders. The "Charits.
ton" the flagship Of Reconsideration,
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BALTiMoRS, Oct. 2a.--rhe Erc1tng
Nous says II Il understood that rfesi.
dent blcyef Of the Baltimore & Ohio
Railway Company, while In Europe
recently, secured subscriptions from
English capitalists for t5,010,O00 new
8 per cent. stock In the company, nnd
that the stockholders of tho -. & u. will
be asked 10 rstify this and also 81, 1O1,.
O11 additional nj their annual meeting
next month. IL IL stated that the
money will lie expended Ia Improving
the road aud pay the former holders VI
the PltI.burg a Western Hallway stock
for the shares tbs u. &. q. purchased
from them. The remainder will be
divided among the present holders Of
-. N q. stock as n 20 per cont. stock
dividend.
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the car containing O'Bflrn was stand
ing. Arriving at the ear O'Couuor
held q hurried aud whisprred CONVEX.
sati0n with OfBrieu, aud finally the
two men linked arms aui passed
through the crowd. This had a good
effect. for seeing the opposed mombuIs
81 friendly with zach other their yarti-
sans allowed their ardof 10 cool, aud
order was soon restored.
AZ n iatnellitc muetiug tonight,
O'CDnnpr produced q weapon which
he said was an asscgai. aud which he
had wrcste1 from the hand NJ n No
CarthyiIc. lilo Indignantly declared
ne would never speak uO'Brieu again,
because when hi intsrlured W preserve
peace In the afternoon, u'Bricu had
the audaclty to Say; "C0mv with me,
John, ant I win protect you"
Late tonight a force Of Pnrnellilcs
marched out and mnic an attack on
tho nmtl.parnollil. meeting, roe
nrht ensued O'Couuur received q
serious wound hthind thc ,nr from q
police baton, he saya Showers u
stones were thrown aud many persons
Injured, including william Redmond,
AZ "A late hour tho streets are stlll iillcd
with excited crowds.
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4 Political Wave from Au-iralip. -
New Zealand Mall Scr.
vice. Elc.
IMPORTANT ooVCREMENr &C.
TONS ~ SAMOA.
By Telcraph TO the yn~s
AUSTRALIAN POLIriCs.


Improved Mali service IN NJ 1sA.
tsud.-Thr TnnnE IsiHnds
SAN FRANCISCO, oct -. rhc
aieamHhip "AlPmUjn" arrived today
nom Sydney, vie ilouuluiu. Word
reached sydney before fho lcft that the
white f'sldunts ~ Fauna Island, Ne the
New Hcofiic- group, were having
until the tfib1l war wac settled. They
do not think the trouble viii chi mil
one psriy q the natives oxtcrminstts
tho other.
A call Of the New South wales A..
sgmhly was ordered Tor Oct, - 10 final.
~ consider the electoral bill.
Ia the assembly, September agih, the
resolution 10 increase the power Of par
Lament Ia the matter Of the manage.
ment u railways, thus diminishing the
power Of the beard Of railway commits.
si1n.r,, wa- defeated 10y vote of a. to
~. Slr Henry Parke, premier, claimed
that the move was political one, pnd
denied the intlmrtions VI corruption
on the part " the board. The rcsolu.
ton, by the promior'- speech, was con.
verified Into One ofcenfure OF the minis,
try, and - such was rejected.
Tho ca uciimvut Ia telsphOning be.
tween Melbourne aud Adelaide,
carried ON between the Dostmastrf-
general OF the colonies Of Victoria and
South Australia, September 2Jih, was
complete succtss,
The New IiAland House Of Repre-.
fcntH'lvts, September 10Th, resolved
that u bi.weokly mail service should br
maintained between New Zenlsnd aud
Great Britain, the time between New
Zealand aud Plymouth not to exceed
furty.twO days, and the homcv nrd
voyage iorty.fvo days. At lesnt one
New ZEALAND steamer In three shall hr
employed IN the San Fnnrlsco service.
the time between tn, United State.
and New Zealand not 10 exceed twenty
days. The pOstmastcr.geucrnl csti'
mated that the proposed service would
cost the colony C1uJJ pur aunum.
Hawaii HuyIces ttatc that Queen
Liliuokglani has appointed Hon. John
Mott Smith, hcF mlnlstcrOf finance, a.
b. chntgc d'afiHiT,s lro tenn Of Ia,
Hawaiian legation Mt Washington,
Hon. Samuel Parker has been appoint
I'd minister VI finance nd intcrim.
Joe Choynsky, the California pugil'
III who fought Goddard two hard bat
ties, arrived here on the "A lamedn."
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wAsuiSuTOs, Oct. .n.-Bflgadler.
General Greeley, chief signal officer,
IN Ibis annual report TO the secretary
Of war, makes IA special point Of the
necessity for the Improvement Of the
military field telegraph system, Ia
order that we may Keep up with other
foreign nations Ia that respect. The
chief signal Officer has long apprcoi.
at.d the Importance VI balloons In
active military Operation and has
made n special estimate for the pur-
chase and construction Of n military
balloon train, which h a necessary nd.
Junct 10 tue permanent equipment Of
the signal corps. A email ppprUpria.
ton IL asked for determining by expert.
ment thu best mrchsnism iof power.
fui hash light for hight signalling and
search purposes.
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American s.Il ,I.n..In rr.ncr.

PARIS, Oct. 29.-The Seuato today
deciRled urgent the discussion ON the
question OF the duty on kalt meAts.
Minister Of Commerce Roche road 70.
port showing tricninosls did no, exist
In Great Britain or Belgium, although
these countries Imported American
pork freely. The disease In Germany,
IN. declared, was due 10 native meats.
Al learned bodies, no declared, had
stated American meats were inuOcuous
and their admission into Franco would
be the greatest boon 10 the working
people Of the country. Alier further
discussion OF the hin the government
demanded H. adoption on tho ground
that the demand Of the United States
was legitimate aud France ought %
comply with II Ia the interests Of the
trade OF the two countries. The mott n
WIS then adopted, no 90 a., and tho
Senate proceeded to dlgcusu the details
OF measures.
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CAHTOS, o., Oct. 20.-Frank Mel.
bourne, the train king" returned 10
his home here this morning. In Au
interview he said; 81 have not sold
my secret and never Intend 10. There
II not money enough In the West b
buy Il. have In my possession "A
contract with the Kansna Land Com
pany 10 bring rain in forty counties a.
required from May 10 September OF
next year, tor which I am to receive 10
cents per acre on .,OOO,OOO acres now
under cultivation there. DR.. Cahill OF
Stockton, Cal, charges mo with steal
ing part OF his invention In Au-tralis.
never saw the man In Australia OF
elsewhere. His story " on oath with
that Of q jealous reporter OF Denver,
who started the story that barely
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When tho literary jealousy Of the
Egyptians caused thgla to stop tho sup
ply Of papyruf the aug Of Pcrgamoa. a
city IN Asia Minor Introduced tho use
Of fheepas kin In a form called from the
place Of It's invention, pcigamona,
whcnce our word parchment" is be-.
licyed TO be derived. Vellum. n Gner
article made from culflkin, was also
uscl. Many OF tho hooka done on vel.
lum in tho Middle ages were transcribed
by MONKS, aud often It took years TO
complete a single copy-C. A, Lyudo in
St. N.eholas.
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escaped lynchlng while at Cheyenne
because refused 10 allow him TO annoy
mo duting my experiments. Certain
parties In eastern Colorado have made
q proposition TO me % 20 there next
summer. | have not accepted the
offer and shall not do - until | hear
from them. They request mo not
10 close any further contracts until
hear from them. expect 10 go 10
Mexico next month aud win make no
further tests this winter unles. IN ex.
trcmo southern States. also have an
offer from BfaLll, but mus. decline. az
now have all eau hAndlu next
yoar.n
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when Mr. David Dear ,wiuncr u the
queens prize 90 BisIeyJ was u law stu.
don't, ho once attended an at home q"
On the servant asking his name. he re.
piled, david Deaf" Tho girl blushed
aud said. "los, yea; but what IL your
other uame, sir'" lie insured her he had
no other name, But IL was OF no nee.
tho servant knew better. ani announced
him as "Mr David. "--sau Francisco
Argnnant
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m. nniaes AND rmE DIRECTORS,
The Hoard stand by iii. Interest. OF
the Doctor.

NEW York, eDct. 2o.-Tho directors
OF the Union Theological Seminary
met again this morning TO confer with
the committee from the general assem-
bly, regarding the dirapproval OF Prof.
Brlggs' appointment 10 chair Ia the
seminary. At 1880 tho conference
took recess for nn hour. Although
all present refused 10 dlvulge the pro.
ceedings, ~ IN understood that the di.
reciors OF tho seminary are rs faithful
rs ever TO Briggs.
When tho conference adjourned to-
night the proceedings OF the two days
session was made public. The dirro-
tors Of the seminary maintained th0lr
Independence and allegiance 10 Pro.
fessor Briggs, whose election to the
chair OF Biblical theology was vetoed
by the general assembly. The two.
days session has resulted In great
deal Of talk, but the matter IL still
unsettled, with indications unfavOrable
10 q near settlement. The directors
adopted a resolution settling forth the
misconception Of tho meaning OF the
action OF the board Of 1870, whereby
the appointments ~ professors were 10
be- confirmed by tho General Assem-
hly. The directors fsy this referred 90
the election Of additional members OF
the faculty, not TO appointments To new
departments Of professors already In
Oillce or 10 their transfer. Theasscmbly
committee then csucusod and adopted
resolution declaring that the General
Assembly had always regarded said
arrangement NJ binding upon both par
ties, aud asking IN, Views OF the difec-
tors. Amor collaboration the directors
returned another resolution, declaring
that tho board, without aurrenloring
So Interpretation Of said arrangements,
fully recognizes It's binding force until
II shall br proved Illegal or properl Y
AbrOpated. Thus tho AFFAIR cndod.
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In 1850 tho compulsory school educa.
ton law Of Wisconsin was amended by
n clause which rend IS follows
40 -chool shall 10 regarded a. = school
under thi. act, unlss, there shall be taught
ihafsih. a. part Of tho elementary education "
children. rcsdiHR. writing. arithmetic and
United state. history ia the English language.
This seemed simple enough A sim.
liar law was enacted In Illinois An ont.
,ider could not see nj first glance what
was to 10 objected to In the net. This
Ia an English speaking country. II Is OF
the frstimpoTtance hatyoung American
citizens shall obtain correct and cK.
tensiys knowledge OF their native tongue.
that language which one OF Germany's
grosirst scholars and authors, Jacob
Grimm, Of his own free viii declares
mas a RICH, TO be- the language OF the
world. And certain It Is, beyond al
doubting, that half a century more will
behold II spoEuu by a majority Of all the
civilized people on tho globe
Therefore iot Us have the English Ian.
guage pure and Undecided, as swestly
spoken, Us correctly pronounced and
written IA we can gat IT, II 10 true that
many hundred thousands Of our best
citizens aro natives OF lands where Ian.
guAges other than English Is the mother
tongue They cannot help il now. But
they can soc 10 II that their children
shall master English perfectly. Tint is
one OF their first duties, since they have
east their lot aud that Of their children
forever In this English speaking land
II Is not at all Of particular importance
whether the children Of German, Italian
OF Norwegian parents forget or remom-
Der the native tongue Of their parents.
II ia OF the first Importance that these
Children do learn tho story Of this re-
public, and ia language, government
aud in.tilutiouA SO much will be ad.
mitlod by every fair minded person
Very unfortunate. therefore, II waB
that the laws In question should Ia some
way-how, u u hard 10 see--haye drift
ed into a political party question md
even into theological one. and the con.
troyersy became ~ red hot as only polit-
teal and theological controversies can
become. One party s1ys the law was
aimed at the original right OF parental
control as opposed to state control Of tho
education OF children. aud another class
OF opponents declares II aims at nothing
less than striking down religion. while
yet third contingent Ryows that Il
wants to destroy tho private school. al
together and throw u lot of good people
ont Of their living
Howsoeyer these things DO, one
tact remains fixed This Is an English
speaking country In the bRoel OF
foreign tongues here supreme effort
must be- made to educate our young
citizens TO u thorough knowledge OF the
language Of tho Tepnhlc. II they can
elsu learn AZ MI accomplishment French.
German. Italian, Swedish OF Mecklrn.
burgisches Platt.Deutsch ~ mnen tine
better but English first best ana all tine
time,
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The impression WHEN hunting paddy.
melons is Of shooting at ghosts what
with the dim. mysterious light Of the
"bush, and the strange appearance aud
wiftmovom0uto OF the game. Pndiymol,
ons, like all the kangaroo tribe. are use.
lees for food, except 20 far as their tails
arc concerned. which, being largely Of
glutiuous texture, furnish material for
capital soup. very like oxtail, bat with
peculiar aud agreeable "gainy' favor
Boston journal
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Why arr lyric aud dramatic artists no
fond OF animals and btrd8 The qur-
ton has been repeatedly asked. but
never. AZ fag ~ We know. satisfactorily
answered Adellns pAtt always travels
with her cnulriea and several dogs
Sarah Benhardt drugs shout small
mcuaguuc with nor, and nearly oycry
singer and actress has canine pct of
some sort
Laura schirmer.Maplcson bar weak
nca for talking parrots, and posseNcs
some remarkable specimen of these OF
astrological biplds. --Galigulm Mcssen.
ger
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CntCAul, Ort. 2g.--A Little Rock,
Ase., special says news has been re-.
celvcd there NJ a torr.bie cncouuturHt a
Fafmurs' alliance meeting a. Buckle.
port last night. Ina quarrel between
spectators, rifles shotgius AMI pistols
wrfr used with deadly effect. Buft
Manning, j. n. Town aud thrce
others wh0'e names were not known,
were killed aud several slightly
wounded. Politics was the sole cause
Of the trouble.
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blind men IN Japan sometimes dlstin.
gu'sh Themselves outside their regular
occupations Ono WAS % famous "go
player and u b recorded that, hnyln,
beaten prince "a, the game. Dis uuiago,
mist, IN III ~ jealous anger, killed him
aud was hiinsH.t executed Tor the crime
Another was lmpR- author. and com.
piled gHlugbla rpJNoty u information
In 63j volumna The blind also prcurcd
uury, aud acquired much uaropularity
from the hgh way in which they
treated their debtors. London rimea
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RoME, Oct. 20.--tn an interview to.
day 5ignor Arcol.s, under.secrctary Of
agriculture, said the crops IN his
country are all above the avcra SO
yield. In exact figures the yield Of
wheat Il 10, 10000 quart,rs; maize,
s,OBs, 900; oats, 1850, 900; barley, l,20l,.
900, rye, ., 10000. The yield of win,
IN expected TO be large In quantity and
fine in quality, aud this orange aud
lemon crops are most promising.
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a fashion VI oypsusiyc biud.nv. ur,
vailed Tor % luns t.air, aud great skill wa,
exhibited 10 blnHiurs otlamouiet by pm,
bru,lerJ and various style vi ue,llcWora,
Us wei. ns ln bindings studded with pre-.
oloW stones. Queen EhHghpth used 90
carry about with BIER, suspended hya gold.
cn chnln, 10 book called "lhe Golden MAu.
nal of Prayer bound iu solid gold on
one Side was a representation OF "the Juds.
mcui OF solomon. % ou .le other thr brazen
serpent with the wounded lsraclites look
Tug a. list. Nicholas.
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NEW YoBg, Oct. ga motion was
made In the Supreme Court today 10
prevent tho reorganization OF the
National Lead Trust In New jersey.
The proceedings were brought by
Thomas n. Unclcs, who owns $50, 900
worth " the stock. Judge IDgraham
said he would consider the application
for An injunction 10 prevent the de-
fcndsnts transferring their assets out u
tho state, but intimated under the
agreement the plaintiff could not pre-
vent the trust from being organized.
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INDEPENDENCE, Iowa, Oct. 90.--rhe
two.yoar-old record OF Suuol aud Mon.
bats was tod today by mil. run here
by Ralph Wilkes, by Red WILKES. He
has bc-n on the track two weeks and
at three trials made TO beat his record
Of e;2l, has succeeded. Today he made
u milv IA ..ls fiat. The qusrtpr was
made IN 81 and the hal! In 1901. lie
will be started again to beat todny's
time.
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Anrld.l.coupi- I.o,,inn unlloop.

EnNuSuIIANt, Ala, oct. -. -. Early
this morning young couple were mar
ried vt the State fair grounds. There
was u balloon ascension this afternoon,
aud the young couple took bridal
tour IN the bsllon. The balloon shot
up like a rocket. The last seen Of IL
was high IN the AR thirteen mile,
north Of here. Nothing has been since
heard OF the balloon, aud fears are en-
tefiained for the safety Gifts occupants.
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WAJitSgTuN. Oct. 21.--rho United
States steamer yorktown" arrived NJ
Hehni, Brazil, today. She viii stop
Tow dnys 10 cOnl, then pf0ceCt g. the
Pacific station, touching Chile Ia about
Three weeks.
The United siatcs steamer "Prtrrl"
was today prlcioi 10 sail Immediately
from Nov York for Chinn over the
Surz canal.
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NEW YoHS, Oct. 29.-Assembly .96,
knights Of Labor, composed Of street
railroad cmploycs,at n meeting tonight
resolved To withdraw from the knights
u Labor and form an open union
with benevolent features. The new
Organization il 10 be- called the Nation.
vi Brotherhood VI Surface Railroad
Employees. II will not bo necessary
for the members TO withdraw from the
knishts Of Labor individually, and
local assemblies no desiring may con
tinuc affiliated with that order n. indie.
pendent locals.
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HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct. 20.--Coun.
sells Arguments were continued before
IN. senate today. Judge Orvi-, who
occupied the whole time Ia his argu.
ment, denied the coDstitutionslity OF
the proceeding, and the Jurisdiction Of
the senate To try State officials for
inishemeanors before they had been i'm.
pcsch,d by tho house OF representa-.
tive.
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2q.-Ed. Wcilen
aud Henry Posher entered the dust
room of the Chester n Keller Manu-
featuring company. establishment this
Afternoon with torch. The dust i'm.
modiatcly ignitei and terrific OK.
plosion followed, which fatally burned
the two men. Three others who
rushed In TO rescue them were pain.
fully injured. Tho uro was quickly
oxtingui-hed.
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New York, Oct. 20,-Tho permanent
committees ON uniform bills OF ladiug
has adopted tho new export bills of
lading, embracing the conditions Of
the present bills OF laiing aud the con.
diilOns of the ocean bills nj present I'm
use FROM New York. This ill will be
used for hll buainess originating In the
West, and 20 into effect December LIST.
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LEGAL MATTERS.
Matthew $. Quay Is Suing the PITTS.
burg "PosV for
Libel.
QUESTION as TO PCNssYLvANiA
sENkrr's JURISDICTION.
quay sues ia. riu.burs post"

piTTsBuRd, oct. gg.--seDator Quay
retained counsel today to institute liDcl
suits against the Pittsburg fod anu
other paper. throughout the State that
Published tbs facsimile u the Batdsley
cefiiflcats Of deposit yesterday. One
Of the attorneys stated to reporter
that a civil action Will bc brought
against the Post for 100000 dana gee,
and criminal suits entered sgain8t tho
editors. Suit will also be entered, he
ssld, against Chairman Kerr OF the
Democratic committee.
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CHARLESTON, s. g., oct. gn.-Ro.
personalities from the college of South
and North CsrOlina, Virginia, Georgia,
Kentucky, Mississippi anu Tennessee
met hutc today 10 organize Southern
Monumental College association Tor
the erection Of a monument TO jrfer.
son DAVIS.
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declares that the trouble was merely a
childish refusal On the Fart VI the men
e. eat ihc food provided fnr them, be.
cauac thclF complaint That there was
too much bone ia The meat fations was
ignored. There has been no trouble
Eiure the Incident fcieffodto.