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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-16


GRAvE5EsD, May is-Thc Brook.
Ign handicap has been run and Tcnny
II winner. For a time II looked as
though the pleasure Of the immense
throng, thirty thousand or more, would
DO sadly msrred by rain, but about
noon the sun shone In n faint, half.
hearted way through the haze, and
every onc heaved u sigh Of relief. The
heart Of every sportsman ycarncd
through this preceding events 10 the
great handicap event, which was
placed fourth ON the card. The con.
ditions and situations were:
Brooklyn Jockey Club handicap;
three-year.old and upwards, $500
each, half forfeit, $50 n dccIsred. the
club 10 add tho amount necessary TO
make the gross value Of the stakes S20,-
900, Of which the second IL 70 receive
$500, tho third $500; milo and
n quarter. Starters - Jenny. iiO,
lBarnes); Burlington, 100, (Miller);
Riley, ls0, (Taylor); Judge Morrow,
lis, tCovington); Demuth, li6, me.
LaughlinG Prince Royal, III, (Hnr.
riton); Tea Tray, li0, (Moore); Dash
away, lis, tTarnl); Senorita, ia, Hay.
ward); banquet, iOs, HamiltonG Eon,
los, (Lamley); Santiago, us, (M.
BergenG LoantAka, IT., (Bergen);
Cousin Jeems, 100, tFltzgeraldG Rus.
sell, los, (LIttleneld); Uncle Bob, 100,
lFIynn); Saunterer, 100, MARLIN;
Once Again, 100, t5tsvenson); Carroll,
o., tAl Covingtonlj King Thomas, 05,
&c. HIM; Nellie lily, e5, (weber).
Every one was full OF excitement
and the crush IN the betting ring was
Tremendous. One hundred and eight.
zen bookmakers were doing busi ness,
but even they could not even begin 10
supply the speculative wants Of tho
crowd. Whom the horses turned and
faced tho starter the noise In the grand
stand rank 10 murmer aud all eyes
were turned To the post. After two
breaks they all got away together In n
close bunch. All were In motion, the
red flag flashed through the air, and
the mighty struggle was In full swing.
A they swept towards tho stand,
three-year.old Russell took the lead,
running undern strong pull, and with
Nellie BY, Once Again and Santisgo,
Tapped on him, md Riely and King
Thomas bringing up the rear. They
fan IN this order round the lower tur n
"nu tuuso VINO Htu hct ON Icnuy CONF
menccd To get anxious.
As they started up tho hack stretch
Santiago went up TO Russel's head,
and the two ran locked for quarter,
while Burlington commenced 10 occu.
pya prominent position and Tenny
also moved up. IA they struck the
upper turn tie pace commenced 10
quicken, aud Russell fell back beaten,
leaving Santiago In the trout. lie In
turn gave why to Loanlaka, who
piloted this field Into the stretch, but
soon gave up, anu Tenny showed In
front, closely pressed by Judge Nor.
row.
rhree.sixtecnth from the finish
barn.s went 10 tbs whip aud for
inction OF u second the favorlte fall
tefeu. A cry, aud a despairing one 1t
was 100, won't Wy, "renny 10 beaten"
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New York. May i5.--It has leaked
out that the closing VI time loan dis
closed number OF forged receipts
drawn by Meade w. Stone, In his own
name, for cotton supposed 10 10 stored
In the cotton warehouse Of tho Ameri-
can Dock n Trust company, staten
island. Stone WIS president OF the
American Dock Il Trust company, aud
IL said 10 have forged large number
OF certificates bcsilcs those which were
brought 10 light today, aud In said 10
have borrowed large sums on them
from banks In this and other Eastern
cities. He died n few weeks ago and
was supposed TO bc very wealthy.
The loan In which the forged ccrtifl-
Gates were discovered today were
pledged for $4,000. At present the
total amount Of certificates outstanding
cannot bo asceriaiDed, but II 10 believed
to be very large.
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CHICAGO.

Chicago, 10; Brooklyn, IL. Batter
lea Gumbert, Hutchinson, kittredge;
Lovett, Daily.
BOSTON.
Boston, 4; Louisville, =.
BALTIMORE.
Washington aud Philadelphia games
postponed. Rain.
WESTERN fEA0UE-sr. PAUL,
81. Paul, II; Omaha, 90.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee and Denver postponed.
Rain.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Minneapolis, 0; Kansas city,.
SIOUX CITY.
Sioux City, 8; Lincoln, 4.
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Tho seo,eh.Iri.h Congress.

LOUISVILLE, May l5.-rho Scotch.
Irish Congress today listened 10 num-
Der OF interesting addresses, and elect
cd the old officers. At the evening
session DR.. Hall, who last year bore the
greetings OF the congress 10 the breth-
rem In Ireland, said he never saw
Ulster present such n look OF prosperI.
~. He thought Ireland did not NO
much need home rule ms TO educate
her people and inspire them with the
Thoughts, purposes and convictions
which have made the United States
blessed.
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The President Summons the People on
the Train and Delivers .
Final Address.
APPRECIATION or the SERVICES
or THE RAILROAD MEN.
The Arrival In Washington Unmarked
BY any Demons,ration.-Back
10 the white House.
ny Tslsrsph TO the snwsl
TAR PRESrDsSrIAL PARTY.
directed By IN En,husiassie Crowd 81
Harrisburg.

HARRrsnuRo, Pa, May To- The
Presidential party was greeted nero
this afternoon by an enthusiastic
crowd, headed by Governor Pattison
and other dIgnitarIcs. Tho President
said that when his stenographcr told
him this morning that he had made
las speeches since leaving Washing
ton, he realized the magnitude Of his
ontnsc against the American people
and was IN hopes he would 10 per-
mit,ed TO pass through Harrisburg
without adding TO IL.
,iNo one, - said the president, "needs
10 tell you ANYTHING about Pennsyi.
vanIa or liz resources. Indeed, my
work WINS very much ilghtencd on this
Journey because I found that all the
people, clear out ~ Puget Sound, had
already learned more about their
country than could possibly tell
them. Our Journey Inns boon accom-.
panied with the lRbor Of travel, but
out OF II all think | have gained n
higher sense Of the perfect unity OF
our people and Of their enduring and
nil.pervading patriotism.
ONE iIuSDRrD AND FORTY STRETCHES.
wAsnIsoToS, May l5.-rhe Pfesi.
dental train arrived this evening nj
$40. exactly on schedule time. Before
the train reached the city the President
summoned to the observation chr every
person who had accompanied him on
the trip, including all the railroad em-
ployts about the train, ani made n
short address. He said no found that
lie had made 100 speeches since leaving
Washington ON the lith of April aud
thought this was good time % make
the number n round lao. lie referred
TO the Unprecedented excellence aud
perfection Of the railroad service
throughout the entire trip, aud said
the fnct that they had Teen able To
travel over ten thousand miles Of terri.
tory la u splendidly-equipped train
without accident or misiiap or one
minutes variation from thc pre-
arranged schedule must lie regarded M
m most remarkable achievement.
lie returned thanks individually 10
every person who had rendered SER
vice on the train, and gave all the em.
ployes substantial token OF his mp.
probation. The postmaster general,
secretary OF agriculture and other gen.
tlemen Of the party also remembered
the employees.
The arrival In Washington was un.
marked by any demonstration. beyond
the pfcsrncc Mt the station u n small
knot Of officials and several hundred
tnvelerr. TIL. Presidents grand
children were at tho station and the
fist greeting was 10 them. The presi-
dent and family quickly went 10 the
White House.
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lie reported TINT the Czifowiich is more
seriously wounded than f. admitted by
the authorities. The correspondent
adds that tho nssailant II nihiliat,
who escaped from Snghalim.
81. PErrRAnuRo, May 10. - The
Czifowitch's as-ailnnt was q police
man who was ovcrpowercd with the
assistance Of his own companions.
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The Best Salve tn tho world for Cuts,
Bruises, 5oros, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever, Sores, letter, Chappsd Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup.
tons, and positively cures Piles, or nc
pay required. II Is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded,
Price ~ cents per box. For sale 10y A.
q. Smith n Go.
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That at this session the blood 10 filed
win Impurities, tho accumulation Of
months OF close confinement ia poor.
" ventilated stores, workshops aud
tenements. All these Impurities and
every trace Of scrofula, salt rheun, or
other diseases may be expelled by tax.
Ing Hoods Sarbaparllla, the b.s blood
purifier ever pioItc d. II Ia the only
mr,iiclne OF which 100 doses ono dol.
In" 1, true.
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FAN DIEoo. Cab, May 18th,
cruiser Charleston IA reported here al
having passed Point Lomo, Cal, LAS
evening, going north.
IL IL now believed that the vessel 10
ported OF Point Iona last night anc
which was supposed TO he the Charles
ton, was the Pacific mall stealnshif
Nan Bias, from Panama, due ut Bar
Francisco Saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-16

DEADwooD, s. d., May i5.-Tho
grand Jury OF Mead county returned
five indictments for murder against
the a,sailants OF Few Tnils, the friendly
Indian, and his hand, killed last win.
ter by cowboys when on q hunting ox.
petition.
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CuIoAdo, May 15.--The News In an
interview with Senator DeI.amar OF
Idaho, quotes him NJ saying no has
been offered the position OF director Of
mines and mining. 30 far he Is unde-
cidcd OH the question Of acceptance.
Director-Gencral Davis, who makes
these appointments, is said to have been
In Texas for tile last week. The director
general, II Is asserted, practically set
tied upon the appointment Of SkiT OF
Colorado several months ago.
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oREESsnuRo, Pa, May i5.-.Thc
grand Jury today In the case OF j. a.
loar and hia deputies, charged with
murder nj the Morewood riot, returned
true bills against all except Steve
Cairns.
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CHICAGO, May l5.--It Ia reported
that the competitors Of tho Alton rond
have prepared petition to the board
Of rulings Of the Central Trnfilc Asso.
citation and Trunk Limo Association.
requesting II to either make tho boycott
against the Alton effective or abandon
italtogether. IL is asserted that the
boycott, M now working, Is doing the
Alton no harm, while Il IL really in.
juring the business OF other Western
roads.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-16

CHEYENNE, May 15.-Twelve inches
OF snow fell today forty miles west Of
here-the highest point on tho Union
Pacific road. Several inches Of soft
snow fell here. The weather was not
coldAnd the cattle ranges will DO I'M
mo nsely benefited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-16

CRY OF MEXICO, May l5.-Aca.
pulco sdviccs state that the CHILEAN
cruiser Esmordiin IL still of that port,
waiting to src n IL Ia possible TO obtain
coal. Another strange steamer out
side IL supposed TO be- the Hutd. There
IN no American steamer IN sight.
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The A,ehi.on Statement.

EosToS, May l5.-The Atchlson
March statement OF the entire system,
including 81. Louis ana Fan Francisco,
shows q not Of ss9s, 900; decrcpse,
s20T 900 for the nine months. The net
earniags are $780,, 900; increase, S77, 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-16

The Salt Lake Equitable Coop will
offer for sale the stock Ut Clothing,
and Boots and Shoes, which they
bought at Shsrlii's sale In Denver,
Colorado. This being from the failure
OF III. Il. Eaders 4 20.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-16

ST.. LOUIS, May i5.-John Dillon,
for eight years managing editor Of the
Foai.Di1otch, left tonight for New
York TO assume editorial control OF the
World.
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The Northsrn Psciac Lines I'm Man.
ttoba,

WINNIPEG, May i5.--It now seems
an absolute certainty that the Canadian
Pacific has purchased the Northern
Pacific liner In Manitoba. II " con.
ndentially INSERTED today that the deal
between the roads has been completed.
The Canadian Pacific takes all the
Manitoba lines and terminals OF the
Northern Pacific almost immed lately.
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I have removed my Meat Market
from tho old quarters tis w. First
south Strect) to the corner OF Fourth
and Il Streets, Twcntieth Ward, where
customers VIII ind the cleancst, best
aud freshest Meats to be- had any
where. div
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scAnrr, 20 r., irt South, Hair Bru.ho

I had n severe attack OF catarrh and
became no deaf could not hear CON-
mon conversation. | suffered terribly
from roaring IN my head. l procured
bottle VI EIy's Cream Balm, aud In
thrse weeks could hear an well M ever
could, AMI now eau say 10 all who IRE
afflicted with the worst Of diseases,
catarrh, take Ely's Cream Balm and lie
ured. 1t Is worth 81 900 10 any man,
woman or child suffering from catarfh.
"A. II. Newman, Grayllng, Mich. DIV
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Tho Ssbra.L. Go,srnor.h,p Case.

WAsHISGToN, May rs. = Justice
Brewer of the United States Supreme
Court today granted the application OF
counsel for Mr.. Boyd, who was elected
governor OF Nebraska, for u writ Of
error TO the Supreme Court to test the
questions involved In the decision OF
the majority OF the supreme court OF
Nebraska, who decided that no wal
not an American citizen aud therefore
not eligible to the office OF governor
The supreme Court meets again or
the 25th and It Is the intention o.
Boyd's counsel TO move 10 advance the
case on the docket and secure speedy
hearing. Court adjourns for the sum
mcr recess on the 25th, and there Il
possibility that an effort will be mad,
10 have the case argued that day, OF
have n time fixed for hearing at tn,
next session.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-16

A terrible rush at the Slaughter Sale
ON Monday next ut the Smt Lake
Equitable Co'op's favorite Stores, 30
aud s2 Market Row. unheard OF
prices In NEWS Saturday. See them.
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Highest cash price paid for wool in
large or small Quantities delivered at
DEsERET Wo0LES MILLS,
DIV Fifth North and Third Wear Sta.
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scAnrr, scarfi, Scarf, Scarf, Scarf

DIR. BURROWS, Eye, Ear, Nose,
Threat and Lungs. 81 and 81 CONNER.
clal Block. Have Withdrawn from firm
OF Freeman ~ Burrows. dtf
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Go TO SPENCER, BywATER 4 Co.'S
u and 10 West South Temple street,
for Til Roofibg Guttering, Spouting
Stoves and Tinware, etc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-16

NEW YoRK, May TO- Tho total
amount Of gold ordered today for export
was S3,760,000.
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FINE French candIse at A rbogast's.

Buy your drugs Of "tho boys. -
johnson, Pratt a. Co., Is Main Il.
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At Salt Lake Equitable Coop. In
May. Lowest prices. Particular, will
follow. a
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LONDON, May i5.-The Portuguese
cabinet has resigned.
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ScARrr, 20 East, ist South, Perfume
Once = customer, always a customer.

MONEY LOANED, short and long time.
Notes bought by II. Il. Gregg q Co.,
Room 80, Commercial Building. dim
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Progressing Siowly.--Noihing Done b.,
the Government In Regard 10
the Educational Bill.
EFFORTS TO HEAL rsr PAaNrtLITE
FACTION FruD.
Malignant Assertions Concerning the
Chicago Exposition Re,arding
English Exhibitors.
The Irish Land Biit.-rh~ P"rs"susse
question. -rnrueiiites.--
worlds fslr.

worlds fsir.
LONDON, May i5.-Though Parlia.
ment has completed the discussion Of
all tho original clauses OF the Irish
land bill, much remains IN bc done
with tho measure after the whitsunday
recess.
The government has done nothing In
regard 10 the educational bill, except TO
decide that II shall bs introduced be-
fore tho session closes.
TIsE ACTION
Of tho Portuguese ministry caused nc
surprise Mt tho foreign Office here. Eek.
listing differences over the policy Of
dealing with the financial troubles
rendered the formation Of n new min.
istry desirable. The embassy received
interfere with the presenting Of III,
| Anglo Portuguese convention to the
| Cortes. Tbe Portuguese have every
reason 10 he content with tho convon-
ton, for Lord Salisbury, In order u
strengthen tho tottoring monarchlal
interest has conceded n Portugal q
sold block Of territory 10000 spuar,
miles In area, north Of the Iainbcsl
/ iiN'ip VuAbiniht III i't'iu Viig h''
row strip Of land rcctifying a frontier
OF Manicaland. Tho terms Of the con.
veDtlon are. certain to bc opposed IL
Parliament.
THE REPORTS
OF impending defections from the Par
nrllite party arose from n movement
which originated outside OF tho Irish
members OF the Commons, tho obicc
OF which was to heal III. faction fcud
Several bishops made Gray the chan
mel OF communication between leading
Parnclllt.a aud McCartliyites. Tn,
overiurcs for reconciliation were tnkcr
by the McCarthyites as equivalent Ia
nm abandonment OF ParDell by bill
principal supporters. No definite pro.
posals reached either side. Gray places
ihc blame for baking his efforts upon
the untimely revelation OF tho over
lures.
CABLE DISPATCHES
asserting that II has been decided b
abandon the international character o
the Chicago exposition, though oh
viously malignant, operate IN rctar'iing
the operations OF tho English exhibit
ors. The absence Of explicit oiilcla
statements from Chicago and the wan
OF organized representation here ar,
keeniy felt and may result In the lead
Ing industries ignoring the fair.
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Ths Assault ON the Russian Prinee.

LONDON, May l5.--A st. Petersburg
correspondent Of the C,yonioie says Il
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soAEFr. 20 East. LIST 5. Prescription,
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wAsiusoToS, May ib.--Gieen Il.
Raum, Jr., son Of the commissioner OF
pensions, has, upon request Of Secre-
tary Noble, rendered his resignation ~
assistant chief clerk OF the pension
bureau, and the same Ia accepted.
Secretary Noble learned, upon what
appeared 10 be perfectly trustworthy
testimony, that Raum. Jr., had been n
party 10 ccrtat "a Irregular and unlawful
proceedings In connection with APP
poiniments to minor positions In the
pension bureau.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-11
PATENTS.

\ MEXICAN Patent Market and Novelty
= Factory. a NJ. Carlson, soliciting al
torney and manufacturer and seller of pat
enis els and 6l1 AississipDi St. st. Paul
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
- nnepin-District Court. Fourth Judi
cial District.
In The matter of the receivership of samuel
Laos. insOlvent:
Upon reading and filing the petition of
Charles Sternberg and others, creditors Of the
above-named insOiyent; il appearing there
from that on the fourteenth day OF August,
j. ID. 1883, one J. NJ. Donaldson was duly APP
pointed a receiver of the property and effects
of said insolvent aud that thereafter he
duly qualified as said receiver and ever
since has been, and now is, acting as such:
and II further appearing from said petition
that there are twenty (29) creditors Of said
insolyent whose aggregate claims amount TO
Si.421.6a. as appears by said insOlvent'S SEIZED
ule of liabilities heretofore filed herein, but
that. in fact, there are only nineteen l19l
creditors OF said lnSOlvent whose aggregate
claims amount to S1,g2i61; and il further
appearing from said petition that saiu petit
TONERS. and each of them, are creditors of
said inSOlYent; that they are more than one
half in number of SAID inSOlvent's creditors.
and that the aggregate amount of their sew
eral CLAIMS i more tnan One-half of said in
solvents total liabilities; and il further aD-
pearing from said petition that each of said
creditors have duly filed in the Office of the
CLERK of this court their several proofs of
claim, together with the assignments of their
respective claims from the original creditors
OF said inSOlvent: and ii further appearing
from said petition that said petitioners are
estate by said Donaldson. and petit
ton this court to remove him as such
said receiver, and require him to turn over
TO such person as the court may see fit TO ap-
point in his place and stead, any and all
properly and effects which may belong to
to said estate; aud ii also appearing from
said petition that John Gutenberg. of the
city of Minneapolis. is a fit. proper and com
petent person III every way to be appointed
as receiver of said estate. and that said pefi-
TONERS ask that he be appointSd herein in the
place and stead of said j. NJ. Donaldson;
Now. therefore, upon motion Of Freeman
P. Lane, Esq, the attorney for said petition
ers il is
Ordered, That said J. Donaldson. and each
and every of the creditors Of said insoIvent.
show cause, If any there be, at q aDecial term
of this court to be holden at the court house
in the City of Minneapolis. in the county and
state aforesaid, on Saturday, the I4th dav of
November. A. D. 1891, at nine O'Clock in the
forenoon of said day. or as soon thereafter rs
I counsel can be heard. why said Donaldson
should not be discharged and removed as re
ceiYer of said estate. and said John Grueu-
berg should not be appointed in his place
and stead.
That a copy of this order be served upon
said Donaldson personally. and upon each
and every of the creditors of said insOlvent
by mail, within three days after the date
hereof; and that said order be published in
| the Minneapolis Times and the ST. Paul
GLOBE on the 4th. 9TH and 18th days OF No
yember, a, ID. 1921. BY the COurt
FREDERICK HOOKER.
District Judge.
Dated November I'd. 1891.