Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-04

person except such M were expressly
sent 10 Euolc for the purpose.
John II. Stephenson, hcad-waitcr 81
the Murray I'M Hotel. New YORK. "a
goipx 10 marry Moilie Pomeroy an
5eiress. Miss Pomeroy has an income
of 10. 900 n year. She IL u slender young
woman, about twenty.sevon years oil
age. with dark hair, dark eyes and q
very attractive face. She II a COOL
conversationalista and has nany friends.
shortly after MIR. pomcroy's death
John II. Stephenson appeared nj the
Murray Hill hotel Ne ono Of Us walt
er. Stephenson Ia n native OF scot
land. He has been In this country
since boyhood. lie IL n good looking
young man. about thirty years old ana
wears n small blonde mustnche.
Several trains Of the Carolina Gem
trail railroad, In n. O., have had
very peculiar and unprecedented experi.
ence with caterpillars during the last
four or Ave days at place cailci b'y
Swamp. An army VI caterpiilnrs
on Tuesday crossed the trestle at the
pwamy covering tho rails and ties seve-
raj inches deep. The first train that
encountered them was brought TO
dead standstiii, the driving wheels OF
the engine slipping around ~ u tue
rails had been oiled. The engineer
exhausted the contents Of his sand.box
before he got through the swamp and
reached a clear stretch Of track. On
wednesday traln encountered anoth-
cr army Of cn,npillars crossing the tres
tie and had the same difficulty.
Mr.. Young Of Newberne. :. e.,
brought suit for $1,000 against The
Western Union Telegraph 90. The
cause was failure 10 deliver q telegram
announcing his wifc's sickness. The
message came three days after the
wife's death. Mental anguish was the
claim for damages. The superior
court decided In favor Of Young. The
case was carried 10 the Supreme court.
There II trnuspired that Young was
blgamist, that he had deserted his INST
wife 10 live with the woman, ON whose
sickness and death no Based his men.
tai anguish. Young retired In dirgust
from the case, and II IL expected he
will keep shaIy for some time.
The Mckinley bill insists that the
name Of the country whence they
came must be plainly marked on NIL Inn
ported goods. On the second lust.
Foods were returned to Europe from
New York because the law was not
COMPLIED with. The law IN now 20
strIct that even knife imported must
he plainly marked with the name Of
, the Town and country from whence II
comes, or else bc sent back; and cigars,
all cutlery, hardware, ETC., not thus
stamped, viii share the same fate. The
reason assigned IL that foreign manu-
| faclurers, Particularly those In Ger.
many and France, have been making
cheap grades OF goods and stamping
them M OF American manufacture and
sending them over here. Thus II IL
claimed foreign manufacturers were
able TO pay tho duty an,S place their
goods on the American market nj lower
prices than genuine American goods.
An electrical exhibition VIII bc held
mt Frankiort-on.the-A Main on May
10th next. Exhibits viii be In II
classes. The historical division will
illustrate the development Of the tele-
graph aud Telephone from the he.
ginning. Telephones Will be connect.
ed with the grand opera houses Ia
Frankfort, Munich and Wiessbaden,
n well ~ with concert halls In distant
German cities, 40 That every evening
the visitors may hear the best musical
artists Of western Germany. The
second division will contain ex-
ampl,~ OF all such electric signals IN
are used ON railways or ships, IN the
mines and IN tho army exclusively.
This marine features Of this department
with In the marine exhibition on the
main two electric boats, ono OF which,
carrying 200 persons, will ply on the
river, which win be- illuminated with
an enormous electric light tower. A
picturesque and popular part Of the
marine exhibition will DO waterfall
forty feet high high In grotto lighted
with electricity.
IL II said TINT there are mlllIons of