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DOCUMENTS sUBmiTrEo TO THE
ITALIAN PARLIAMENT.
ny telegraph to the NEwGt
issiDE HISTORY.
iiu'iinrz aud NIaine'. Diplomatic
Correspondence.

Correspondence.
NEw YomS, May a0.-rhc Hordid
makes public today, for the first time,
the lnsi,Ic history Of the Diplomatic
controversy between Italy aud the
United States growing out of the
lyuching NJ New ORLEANS. The her.
aids facts nre official. having been
taken from n copy of the Italian
"tifccn Book" containing the docu-
meuts submitted by the Marquis III
ltudini, premier, 10 the italian parlla.
ment ON AIrillO. The "Groon BOOK"
reached this country today, having
been sent by Baron Fava from Rome
10 his friend, Professor Alrssandro
Oldrlni, secretary nj the Italian Home.
The documents cpyer the period from
the lynching In the parish prison up to
March -, when Baron Fayh was re-
called.
The correspondence begins with
mildly woried notes and recital, plcas-
ant interviews, Iand gradually warns
mp 10 very plain talk, the Italian gov.
ornmcnt insisting upon rvparatlon aud
punishment Of tho leaders ~ the mot,
and Blaine refusing 10 commit tho
United states until a full Investigation
could Ice had.
These arc the Secretary Of Stato's
words In an Interview quoted 10y fava
IN a csblcgfam 10 Rudini March 9th:
~ do not recognize the right OF any
government 10 tell the United States
what u should do. We have never t.
ccived orders from any foreign power,
AMI we viii not begin now. Please iu-
form Marquis III Itudinl that the Fed.
oral government cannot give the assur-
auccs which hc requires, and that II il
a matter Of total Indifference 10 me
what persons In Italy may think Of our
institutions. cannot change them,
still lees violate them. The fact H.,
Marquis III Rujini does not give US
sufficient tlmu. You ASSURE me that
four Italian subjects have been massa.
cred, but | have my doubts ON that
point, as nm informed that they worc
mixed up In some scnndalous electoral
transaction. sun. | don't contest their
nationality, but while ask for time,
you want an official doclarntion on tho
spot. Wei, viii not make anything
OF the kind, and you may do rs you
please"
The next day Fava leit Washington.
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Baron Bleichroder Thinks the Impor.
tailon Of Gold to that Country
Has Ceased.
aARrH NOT sANeUlNE AS TO THE
OUTLOOK.
ny telegraph to tho NswLt
rmE FINANCIAL SITUATION.
Eminent Einancicr- Express tbeis
Oplnlans


BrRLN, May 22.-Gn an interview
vita an Associated Press corr,spon.
dent today Baron Bieichf0dur, the
wcli-known banker. said his talk ~
last week had been cablcd back 70 the
Old World and created much comment
In Europe. Some OF the statements
were mlTundcuto0d. He spoke rather
gunernlly about the financial condition
Of tho South American republics.
WHEN, IN fact, only Argentine Repub-
lie, Chili aud Peru were In hls mind.
The financial situation la Brazil, he
Thought, IL sound. This general out.
look In Europe today Ia better than at
the time Of his conversation last week.
The settlement u the Anglo.Portu-
Tuvse dispute cannot bat have a tran
quilising elect ON the European mar.
kots aud politics.
Baron Blelchrodcr did not think tho
exclusion u ex-Queen Natalie would
lead 10 further trouble. In conclusion,
he said the importation Of gold Into
iuisslh has now ceased, rs shc has all
shc rtqultes. All the American gold
sent 10 Europe will be- returned by
November u huy crops, a. the crops u
England and France arc bad and they
VIII need much Of American grain.
HERR n,HTH,
a high authority upon national econ.
omy, WIS also interviewed by an As
s0cinta Press representative upon the
same questions, 10 see whether these
two great financial authorities agreed.
IL was apparent that Barth was not As
sanguinc as BloichrOdvr Ia regard b the
iuturc. He said, while the United States
can look forward % prosperous and
profitable year, tho outlook In Europe
IA anything but hopeful. Portugal 4.
on the verge " bankruptcy and n Vet
,lcmrnt of the English difficulty would
help her. She may fall any day, shalN-
Ing all tue stock exchanges Of Europe
In M doing.
Herr Barth added that he IL not salts.
He'd with tho explanations OF financlers
and politicians for the accumulation Of
gold being mado by Russia. Repay
mcnt of loans, ETC., viii absorb only q
small part Of the 10000, 200 In gold
that has been imported In Russia. Be-
sides, these Z W, O0u, 900 are not all she
has been boarding. Isussia's object Ia
getting this together Is not clear, but n
nation commanding large amount OF
ready treasure IL always dangerous.
In conclusion, Herr Barth said the
dead crops Of Europe will Of course bs
the gam of the Uui,od states. Event.
uall,, OF coutse, the prosperity Of tho
United states may have u stimulating
effect upon European commerce, but
everything at present looks bad.
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Changes Recommended In the re.
yised Confession.

DETROIT, May Cdr. Francis OF
Cincinnati recommended method
and time VI dealing with the question
u accepting or vet0ing the election OF
professors In theological semlnarics at
the session Of the assembly. Referred
To committee OH theological semina.
ries, 10 report at the earliest conyen.
fence.
The report u tho committee on the
text of the constitution " the church
was read, specifying certain changes IL
made In wording, punctuation, etc.
Judge Hand, OF Scranton, Pa, made
the report Of this committee on the
business management OF the Board Of
publication.
THE SOUTHERN ASSEMBLY.
BRMISdIiANi, Ala, May elm the
general assembly OF the Southern
Presbyterian Church today DIR. Dubos,
Moderator appointed committees ON
foreign correspondence, narratives,
leave Of absence, syndicate records,
Bible and Overturcs. Judicial overture
reports were received from all the
synods.
Among the changes recommended
by the committee ON revision are:
In chapter |, "5criptures," section
8, are Inserted the words, "and the
truthfilness OF history, witness Of pro-
phecy and Miracles" as among the
arguments for the Inspiration OF the
scriptures.
Chapter 1907 Gods eternnl decree, -
has sections 3 ANA 4 stricken out.
Section o, which IN the portion Of the
present confession relating 10 foreordi.
nation, becomes section 2, and IL
amended 10 read m follows: "GOd, be-
fore the foundation Of the worlds was
laid. according To His eternal and i'm.
mutRhlc purpose and the secret counsel
AMI good pleasure OF His will, hath
pred,stinod some u mankind unto llie,
aud hath particularly and unchanRc-
ably chosen them In Christ unto ever
lasting glory, cut Of His mere free
grace anu love, without any foresight
Of faith, or good works, or perseverance
in elthtruf them, or any other thing In
the creature rs conditions or causes
moving Him thereto"
Section u romans unchanged and
becomes section I.
Section WINS amended and becomes
hAfhlDh ~ hlNA ~ " ANNARhNf AANh
of mankind tod was pleased, accord.
ing TO the unsearchahle counsel Of His
own win, whereby lie extends or
withhOldeth mercy as lie pleRseth,
not TO elect into everlasting life, but 10
ordain them TO dishouOr and wrath for
their sin, tu the praise Of His glorious
Justice; yet ~, n hereby,nelther Is any
limitation put upon the offer Of saliva
ton to all, upon condition " faith In
Christ; nor ~ restraint laid upon tho
offer OF saltation 10 all upon condition
Ut faith IN Christ; nor Is restraint laid
upon the freedom Of any ans N hinder
his acceptance of this offer"
rhu chapter on free VIII, now chap.
Ter 10, Is hmpnded by the addition OF
these words ~ the declaration on the
iusufllciency OF the viii VI man for
spiritual goodness; Yet IL his respon.
sibllity as fee moral agent not there.
10y impaired"
In pronouncoment upon lawful
oaths, "popish monastlc VOWS" are
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The highest medical authorities OF
Europe and America have recently
decided that large percentage OF cases
Of insanity ~ caused by the excruela-
ting pains OF Neuralgia Of the head and
face. Ifany member Of your family
suffers this tormentor, induce them TO
try Bnllardis snow Imminent. one
application viii afford immediate relief
and you viii soon be rad Of danger.
OTIS and tormentlug disease, Ballard'a
Snow Liuiment Is the most penetrating
I.iniment known. IL positively oures
RheumRtism, Lame Back, Contracted
Muscles, Old Sores, Corns, Bnnions,
etc. Il penetates and opens up the
pores, drawing nll poisonous matter TO
the surface, restoring and promoting u
natural circulation Of the blood through
the diseased pArtl .as
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD or EDucA.
TIoN OF SALT LAKE, SALT LAKE
CITY. Utah, May 18th, 1891.

Notice a. LftfeOy btpcM
FIRST. - That an Election for the
purpose Of voting upon the issuing OF
lIoAdH for School Purposes will bc held
on the 18th day Of Junp, 1891, ut indie
pcndence Hall, No. 10 w. Third South
Street, In Salt Lake City, Salt Lake
County, Utah Territory.
SECOND. 80 That A. IL. Parsons,
James r. Bradley and ID. l.. Murdoch,
residents and qualified voters IN said
district, will be tho Judges TO conduct
the said election.
Third Thp polls viii be opened
ono hour after sunrise on said day and
will continue open until sunset Of the
same day.
FouHIiI.-rhc aggregate amount Of
bonds proposed 10 be- issued h six hun.
dred Thousand dollars $500, 00Ol, Of the
denomination OF $1,000 each, 10 benr
Interest AZ the rate Ut five per cent per
annum, one hundred and fifty thousand
dollars (Sl50,0O0l thereof 10 run for "a
period Of ten years, and four hundred
aud ilny thousand dollars (si50, 0OOl
thereof 10 run for period OF twenty
years.
FiPrH.-rhe said bonds are proposed
10 be Issued for the purpose of raising
money for purchasing school sites, for
building or purchasing one or more
sohoolhouses and supplying the same
with furniture, necessary apparatus,
and improving the grounds, and for
llquldatlng any Indebtedness already
incurred for such purposes.
The new registry lists, Ms prepared
by the registration officer OF this coun.
~, shall govern US To the qualifications
VI voters.
GEORGE Al. ScOII, President.
j. II. MORETUN. Clerk. (d3s
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SNORT L.NEi rAsr TImEi
rirstcIHss Equipment. Electric Lights
Courteous fnpioyes aud spicu'
did service.

II you are going east, take tho Chi.
cagO, Milwaukee q IT. Paul Hallway,
the Chicago Short Line, and enjoy all
the improvements and c0nveniences Of
u ilfst.cla-s railway such as electric
lighted and steam heated, solid vcsti
bule trains. with Westinghouse air sig.
mails aud the finest dining ears In the
world. Free reclining chair cars.
This road runs no emigrant trains or
cars. Second-class passengers nre car
rird on regular express trains In clean,
light coacnes, with cushioned seats amt
backs, and arc ms good as the coschvs
furnished by many roads TO iirst-olass
passengers.
The electric berth reading lamp foa.
ture In the Pullman sleeping cars run
ON this line Is patented ana cannot bo
used by any other railway company.
II IL the great improvement OF the age.
Try II aud be- convinced.
rrAyel by this road aud be- assured OF
courteous treatment by Ia employees.
For hiither particulars call at lbl
Main Street
ALEX. MITCHELL,
Commercial Agent.
II. II. POWELL,
Contracting Agent.
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CHICAGO, May o. Milo and an
eight Hocksey won, Atiicus second,
Harry Juhl third. rimc--..15l.
Half n mile-'Dolly Noble won, For.
clgncr second, Blaze Duke third. Time
--57l.
Six aud half furlonga-pos Odds
won, Climax second, Bolster third.
Tlmn--l.2T.
Six AMI half iuriongs-R onouncc
won, Clifford second, pinkorton third.
Time-l:9sl.
Milo - Little Scissors won, Blue
Banner seconu, Affair third. Time
l:ii.
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The popularity which Hoods Sarap-
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IL wonderful. II 20 sasses Just those ele-
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Do not continue In n dull, tired, un-
satisfactory condition when you may
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saparilla. IL purihes the blood aud
makes the weak strong. 4
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Cn1cAGO, May 22.-lnspucior Stuart
received detailed report today from
lnspoclor Christian nj Dies Moinc-, r..
rardiDg the Indictment u Vice Prcsi.
dent Newton ~ tho Dcs Moines x
Kansas CITY road for cndeayOring to
dciraud the government IN compensa.
ton for mail service. Stuart says II
Newton's plan bad gone through, the
United state. government would have
been compelled 10 pay about si1,00O
extra during the four years Of thc con.
tract.
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The Best Sslye In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever, Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilbiains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
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perfect satisfaction, or money refunded,
Price Is cents per box. For sale by A.
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LouisvfLLE, May %. Mile Sir
Planet wOu, Bob Fofsythc second,
Pafquin third. Timc-l:iTl
won, Buckhound second, Dore third.
rime-l.01l.
Milo g. Longshore won, Mnbollc
SECOND, Jugullhan third. Time
2.01l.
Six Furlong+-Grccnwlch won, Fil.
emo second, Unadilla third. rime-
l;gO.
Mile and one.sixtcenth-- Dollikins
won, Paametta second, Alphonsu
third. Tlmo-l.j.4.
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BosroN, May 22.--rhc announce.
mcnt o; the assignment OF the Hin
shoe company, Memphis, and the
suicide Of liz president, coua,gucnt
upon the suspension Of the Davis Shoe
company, created quite a siir la this
city. II l. stated that several shoe aud
leather concerns ~ Boston held Hin
Shoe company paper indorsvd by Mr.
Davis.
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LISBON, May 90. - A Cabinet ~
formed ~ follows; General Dc Sousa,
president OF the council and minister
Of war, Senior Naz, interior; Senior
Mariana Carvenho, finance; senior
Morgea CarvllhO, Justice; Senior Villa,
marine aud colonies; Count Vail
born, foreign ailairs; Senior Branco,
public.
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WAsIIEoTos, May %. - Colonel
Gibson, commanding the Third Artll-
lcry, was placed on the retired list to-
day on account OF ngc. His retirement
viii promote Lieutenant. Colonel Liv.
ingstone " tho Third Artillery To be
colonel; Major Bainbridge, Third Ar.
tillory, lieutenant Captain
Hamilton, Second Artillery, major Of
Third Artillery; Fint Lieutenant Ca.
sirie, captain OF Second Artillery, and
second Lieutenant Oslheim, hrst
Lieutenant Of Second Artillery.
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lquIQUr, Chill, May 22.-Yestcrdsy
the government vessels "Imperial
COndell" aud "SaEJento Aldea" landed
a force OF 200 marines at Taltal aud
stormed the custom house. The place
Is now In the hands " the government
forces and the old regime established.
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Boston, May 1.-THE Atchlson
March statement Of the entire system,
including ~. Louis and San Francisco,
shows u net Of sos, 900; decrease,
s207, 900 for the nine months. The net
earnings nTc siB9 600; increase, 81, 900
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BELAiR, Nd, May 22.-fhe directors
Of the Maryland Central railroad were
Indicted by the grand jury for man
slaughter In connection with the fatal
fIeight wreck on April 10th.
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Wen Paid for the right.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 30. - Tho
directors " the California Athletic
Club, at n meeting tonight, decided 10
give Corbott and jackson 5000 each
for their exhibition last night aud offer
the men n purse OF $1,000 to fight before
the club again.
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scARrr, 20 Il. LIST south, Prescriptions


The History Of the Bsnnock Stake,
compiled by Andrew Jensen, and late.
ly published In the DISCREET WEEKLY,
has now been issued In pamphlet form,
and can now DO had Mt the DEsEREr
NKws office at % cents per copy. d&s
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The next day Fava LETT Washington.


CRY or MEXICO, via Galveston, May
22.-Thu military are still guarding the
Pacific Mall coal lighters az Acapulco
for fear the "tsmeralda" may attempt
10 take the coal by force.
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NEW YoRI, May 22,-The Dutch
steamer "Veedam" Ia reported disabled,
ut sen. She Ia bound for this port with
$50 passengers. The agents say there
arc no approximations for her safety;
that she win arrive all right.
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Rnu,n'- caae ne6erred TO tho q. ~ Al,
torn.y.

WASHINGTON, May 90. - Attorney
General Miller has referred the case OF
Green Il. Rium, Jr, and other peFsous
alleged 10 he connected with Irregular
appointments 10 minor p0a,lons IN the
pension office to the United States
attorney Tor the district for whatever
action IL required by law. Clyil Ser
Vice Commissioner Roosevelt to-day
taid that the commission was the lirst
70 bring up the case aud had done all
iLohs power to do In the matter.
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wAHuSGruN, May 22.-Tho chief
po,toilico inspector received iuforma-
ton u the aftrat t0ley u Detective
Duminick G.. O'Mall.y AZ New Or
lcau-, charged with opening aud de-
slroying letters addressed TO Jimmy
Carroll, the pugilisl.
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SpRiSGFmLD, Ill.,, May 22.-The
general assembly today adopted Tcso-
luton recommending tn, election Of
Congressman Springer as Speaker Of
the next national House Of Represen.
tatives.
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NEw NoM,, May g. Secretary
Blaine - now able to be up and about
the house and the doctor saye his
complete recovery is only n matter Of
u few days,
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Go 10 SPENCER, BywATER a Co.'S
u and 10 West South Temple street,
for Tin Roofing GATHERING, Spouting
Stoves and TinwAre, etc.
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lfyou are yellow, Bilious, cousti.
pated with Headache, bad breath,
drowsy. no appetite, took, out your
Liver IA out OF order. One box Of these
Pills win drive all the trouble away
and make new being Of you. Price
20 cents. Zion Coop Mer. Inst. Dng
Dept, AgeRt dGs
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WASHINGTON, May 22,-Secretary
Foster said this morning that no an
ticlpated no difficulty In meeting the
quarterly pension payments falling due
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THE GREEN BOOK.

The Diplomatic Controversy Between
Italy aud the United States Con.
cerning the Iynching.
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scARrr, Scarf, Scarf, Scarf, Scarf.
FINE French Candise at Arbogasps.

Buy your drugs OF "tho boys.'
Johnson, Pratt l. Co., Is Main ri.
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ought TO watch over the purity, morals
ana interior order Of families, the safe.
keeping of religion, justice and modcr-
atiOn, and the equal division Of public
charges. The larger the general pros
pcfity the less will the workers seek
recourse 10 exceptional means to
anicliorate their coalition.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-04-30
When q Man Talks Rest.

Among the chief social conditions
necessary for conversation are these
The members of any social group must
neither be too intimate, too numerous,
nor too unequal. In family life, men
and women, long familiar, are apt to
know too much and to hope too little.
Few, indeed, are the strictly domestic
circles in which mental energy would
be found for much sustained or ami
mate conversation of the right sort.
Some may be too selfish to exert them
selves there. Others are chilled by
their surroundings. They find them
selves underestimated; or, worse, they
know every one there so well-again
and again have they Travelled over each
others minds; or they perhaps remem-
Der the desolating saying that "there is
in every man or woman something
which, if you knew it, would make you
hate them" For purposes of CONVEX
sation a man will often find himself
more at home when away from home,
and among those who, as distinguished
from relatives on the one hand and &C
quaintances on the other, are to be
called friends. -Gentleman's Magazine.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-04-30
The Bread EnrIIshmen Eat.

J. w. Balch, grain broker, of De-
troit, says; In England the bread
making is not done in the family, but
by the baker. The Englishnan does
not buy his flour by the barrel, but
gets his bread from the baker. The
latter uses several kinds of flour. He
takes three barrels of Duluth wheat
hard spring wheat containing coed
deal of gluten. In this strong flour he
can mix good deal of water, and he
prefers to sell water when he can.
Then he adds a barrel of ordinary
spring wheat flour and one of wh;tI
-four Ito give good color made from
wheat grown on the Pacific coast. The
time was when Michigan used tosupply
this soft wheat used to make the bread
white, but white wheat is running oct
in Michigan and also in New York. Sc
the world is looking to the western
fields. st. Louis Globe Democrat