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roNcfhl years u-,o thhnnerihln ~ TO-,
OF Des Moines, Iowa, commenced the
manufacture Of u cough syrup, bsliev-
lug II TO be the most prompt and rrlia.
bic preparation yet produced for coughs,
colds aud Group; that the public apprt.
ciate true merit, and In time It was
certain 10 become popular. Their mout
sanguine hopes have been more than
realized. over three hundred thou
sand bottles u Chnmherlalr's Cough
Remedy are now sold each year, and
II Is recognized ~ "the best made, %
where over known. IL will onfv n
severe cold In less lime than any other
treatment, For sale by z. q. NJ. /,
Drug Dept. d&s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-18

Liberal, Kan, April l7.--Reports
brought In this afternoon state thai the
court house at Bansford, Texas, In
by cyclone "Wednesday afternoon, A
brick mason and another man were
killed. Another man was badly In
Jurod. Every house was more or less
damaged. From there the cyclone
Travelled In northeastcrly direction TO
Paludora, n little town In Weaver
County, Oklahoma, which place was
almost entirely destroyed. Both ARE
located many miles from the railroad
aud telegraph.
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CHICAGO, April lT.-rherc was a
loom In wheat today, caused by the
dispatch received yesterday stating
that the French government would
probably he compelled, before August,
to ask the Chamber OF Deputies 10 SUI.
pend the duties on cereals, aud that
the German government expected 10
nsk tho Rrichslag 10 take similar steps.
May option, which closed last night
at si.07,, opened u higher, Mt sl,O9.
This market was weak, however, aud
for n time down TO sl,OS. From there
II rallied, advancing 10 the highest
prices yet reached for this crop, si.lOs
Is sl.lO..
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New YonR, April l7.--lIcfore leav.
Ing for Washington today, Secretary
Foster said the treasury department
was already beginning the issue OF
subsidiary coin. The Idea was to have
It take the place Of silver dollars.
whero silver dollars Were used 10 any
extent In making change aud applica-
ton was made for u quantity Of them,
the department would issue subsidiary
coin In amounts OF 500 or $500 or less.
In this manner, a great deal Of small
coin now In the vaults 81 the depart.
ment would hc ,lihtrlhntel.
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Must be- carefully considered by tho
great majority of people, In buying
oven necessities OF life. HOODS Sarsap-
arilla comments itself with special
force to the great middle clauses, bo-
cause II combines positiyo economy
with great medicinal power. II IL tho
only medicine OF which can truly be
said 100 Doses One Dollar" and u
bottle taken according to directions
will average " last u month. U
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Tho Grip Among TIL. Indians.

NoRIu YAKIMA, WASH, April IT,
La grippe Ii rapidly decimating the
indians In this vicinity. At White
Bluiinlnc died In ono day, and at the
kakima reservation the death rate IL
very large. II IN not 10 Onuch the
disease rs the treatment that causes the
great mortality. When afflicted the
Indians 20 Into sweat-boxes and from
thereJump Ia cold stream OF water
This results In pneumonia.
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PARIS, April 1.-THE shares OF the
Credit Industrial, an important bank
OF this city, declined 20 francs today In
consequence Of u statement published
yesterday, rejecting upon tho posi-
lion Of the bank. The officials OF the
Credit Industrial deny the nImoEs aud
announce that they Will bring action
for libel against the paper publishing
the statement. The bourse n unsettled
in consequences OF the rlmors.
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There 10 nc danger Of cold result.
Ing In pneumonia when Chamborlaln's
Cough Remedy Il used u directed
"for severe cold.n II electuAlly
counternotA and arrests any tendency
Of n cold 10 result In pneumonia. This
fact was fully proven In thousands OF
tases during the epidemic " influenza
las, winter. For sale by z. &. NJ. l,
Drug Dept dSs
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In,sre.iInr naliroad News.

MiSSEAIoLis, April l7.--An inter-
estiug bit of railroad news comes 10 the
surface today, 10 the effect that the
Canadian Pacific railroad Intends COM
pleting tbs western extension OF the
300 route and make II the main line
between Boston and Montreal and the
Pacific Coast, making 1t n transcon-
tinuntal short line.
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DLANs ARE INVITED FOn rHE EREo
i upn OF joint q y and County uulldluE
~ be erected M the center OF the EightA Ward
proposed huildins 10 have four fronts three
stories with basement, and constructed on this
plan ct whist a known as slow comhuatlou
t0st ~ building completed not to exceed $50,
% q All plans 10 he submitted on or before May
18Th, 1851. Criyand County reserve the right to
reisct any and Gll plans, For further parueu.
iiON. a. 81. SCOTT, Mayor
nos q. ". BAkrClI, Probate judge.
salt Lake City, Utah, Apnl 1, lsyl.
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CHICAGO, April lT.-Thcc suits for
ing against John |. Blair, the million.
The plaintiffs In the suits are Theodore
q. Case, n Chicago lawyer, who sues
for services and for damages for libel,
and George Hilcs of Wisconsin, n rail-
road magnaie and land owner, who
places his damages at s250,OOO.
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Madrid, April 1.-THE draft Of the
new commercial treaty between Spain
aud the United States, looking toward
partial reciprocity trade with Cuba,
was concluded today. II IL understood
the treaty fixes very low duties ON
-four and other articles imported from
the United States into the Antilles.
General Foster. special American Gu
voy, who negotiated the new treaty,
viii leave Madrid for home tomorrow.
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riots are now Of nightly occurrence,
generally lead by women, who inilict
no great damage.
MuuNr PLEASANT. Pa April H.
Although the cDL- region has become
In measure quiet. the people Of this
town are fearful Of the 0uicOmn. The
hatred for the men working u ~
iirmly fixed IN tho minds Of the strik-
~, that II IL feared they will renew
hostilitics. Tho leading peoplc OF the
town protest strongly against the fc-
muval OF the military.
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A New system OF Treating Tubcr.
eutosts.

PARIS, April l7.-Medical circles In
France are greatly Interested In the
new system Of treating tuberculosis
diseases. The new method was dis-
covered by Professor Gcrmania See.
According 10 his plan patients suffer.
Ing from tuberculosis pass four or i've
houIs daily In close chamber, whcre-
IN the air IL saturated with creosOte
eucalyplol. Several excellent aud
permanent results are announced oh.
tanned.
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DIR. David Kennody's Favorite
Remedy, OF Rondout, n. ", Il known
To be a certain cure for Nervousness.
Debility, and the Ills peculiar TO
women. This sovereign remedy stlm.
ulates the Stomach, Klineys and Liver
TO healthy action. For all troubles Of
the blood and urinary organs Il has no
equal, and bottle, which coats only
ono dollar, should be In every house.
SCARFF, 20 East, lst South, Perfumes
Once a customer, always customer.
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Experience OF Lady Mi..Ionary

Miss Emeline q. Hannn. missionary
for First Baptist Church, Troy, n. ",
says: II am glad 10 state that DIR.
David kennedy's Favorite Remedy, Of
ltondout, \. v, cured me OF Catarrh
CONSTIPATION would add that always
used the Favorite Remedy with the
consent OF my physician.
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WAsnIsGTos, April lT.-Informa.
ton II received TO the effect that the
Congress OF Venezuela met on the 3td
instant, aud In his message, the Presi.
dent referred 20 the negotiations be-
tween Venezuela aud the United
states for n reciprocity treaty, saying
he would make II the subject Of a
special message later.
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Pneuu,onia ans nronchitis Carry on
0ne'third OF tho lta,nan
Haze

II Is not generally known that
Pneumonia and Bronchitis carry on
ono third " the human race, but such
are the facts, and what IL more sur.
prising, both oftho above diseases result
from neslecting COMMON ordinary
cold. A cough should never he neg.
iectod. hit IL, every time you catch
cold you cough harder, and It sticks by
You longer. BILLIARDS. Horehound
syrup Ia the hest remedy In the world
for Pneumonia, Bronchitis and all
throat and lung troubles. II you have
any throat trouble, call for BAllard,s
Horehound Syrup and take no other.
llon'S Cooperative Mercantile In-tl.
tuition, AgoiitA. IL
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vienna, April i7,-While service,
were being conducted m the Cathedral
at Halzon today. u shoemaker In the
congregation suddenly drew a revolver
anu fired at tho priest, VINO fell dead
before the altar. The man next fired
at M acolytc, bat missed him. lie
then turned the weapon on himself
and took his own lie. Tho motive
assigned was revenge, owing 10
jealousy.
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SAN FRANCHco, prill"--At,orncy
General Hart hns commenced proceed
ings against the San Francisco public
stock exchange In which ne asks hat
the corporation be uiJolned from dolpg
business aud it, MOLE Of doing business
be- dccrecd illegal aud chmtertorleited.
The complaint sets forth that NIL bids
aud offers made IN the exchange are
the true agency Of what is known aud
called In tile bylaws the 'niain pho
nogrdph." No bid OF Oier j. or ever
viii be spoken into the main phono-
graph to be announced; that NIL bids
and offers dictated 10 tho phnuograph
cylinders 10 DO Announced u the main
monograph for the purpose Of rur-
chase or sale nrc made by n pcreon
debating the alleged onlcrs without the
hearing OF either the members of the
exchange, without the hearing OF the
public, and without the hearing Of any
person who may buy or toll In said
exchange other than the operator.
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Ifgou are Yellow, Bilious, consti.
pated with Headache, bad breath,
drowsy. no appetite, look, out your
Liver IN out OF order One box OF those
Pills VIII drive all tho trouble away
and make a new being Of you. Price
Is cent?. Zion Coop Mor. Inst. Drug
Dept, Agon. das
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ROW., April l7.-It Il officially de-
nicd that there Is any truth In tho report
sent from Rome 10 the Daiiy Chronicle
OF London that Porter, United States
minister TO Italy, Il upon the point Of
departing from Rome ON three
months leave Of absence.
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Mayor Clapp Receives The Presidential
Party At Memphis; Several
Speeches.
a PLEASING ineioErr At THE
DEPOT.
Clamps Address ct wsicomc.-A pleas.
tng Incident.

ME,frmB, April l5.--Niayor Clapp,
IN his addrv-- u welcome 10 the Prcsi.
dent, said; "rhis u restored, hnr-
moniOus aud indcatructible Union. In
ealing with the great problem that
daA ever confronted our people, u ~
hur Intention TO b. Just aud lawabld-
ong, while at the same time, with me
Instinct which pervadCH our race, the
paramount aim i 10 guard orr social
parity, preserve our civilization anu
maintain Caucnsian prestige and sup
rcmacy."
This President congratulated the
people upon the progress made, anu
rcJoiced ~ know that they turned
their thoughts to spinning cotton a.
well as raising II. He knew no reason
why they should export II ~ raw ma.
terial, rather than ~ u manuiaetu rni
product, holding In their midst tho
pfoiits Of transformation OF the raw
material 10 the furnished goods. In
closing Ills speech, which was IN.
t.ruptcd many times by prolonged
cheers, the President thanked tho
people for the warm welcome eN'
tended him
Calls were male for Postmaster.
General wauamaker, who responded
Ia a few well chosen remarks. He was
followed 10y Secretary Rusk,aft which
there was reception.
After the President had shaken hands
with large number OF people the
party went TO the depot, where another
reception WINS held. A number Of beau
tinil floral offerings were placed on the
train by citizens.
A PLEASING INCIDENT
was witnessed just before tho train left
the depot. Esther Mostly, an aged
colorcd woman, vino belonged TO Haf.
rl.on's grandfather, John l.. Page, and
who was a playmate Of the President
In childhood al Page Brook, Va. was
trying TO get glimpse OF him. Fiom
window 20 window she went not salts
ilrd uutll shc had found him and
shaken him cordially by the hand. II
was hardly possible TO tell who enjoyed
the meeting most, the President or Ills
old playmate.
LiTrI.E Rock, Arkansas, April lss-
President Harrison anu party re.
ceIvcd cordial welcome nj
this point. Governor Of Arkansas,
the mayor Of Little Rock aud a COM
mlttca OF citizens tscofteu tnv party
from Memphis. A salute was fired as
the trnin reached this city aud tho
President was cheered by u large
crowd assembled. lie aud the remain
der Of the party were escorted 70 the
state House, where an address OF wei.
come by the governor wns responded
10 by the President, Secretary Rusk
and Postmaster. General Wannmaser,
after which the President held pub
lie Reception. The party leit this
evening for Texarkana.
Cry OF MEXICO, April lT.-Col.
Vlllaneura has left for III Paso To meet
President Harrison ON his arrival there
and invite him, In the name OF the
McxlcAn government, To visit this
country. President Diaz found u Inn
possible to leave Mexico now, owing 10
q press Of official business and because
Congress il In session. The governor
OF the State Of chihuahua and the
military cOmmandant Of that district
will also meet President Harrison at
lei Paso and tender him the Hospitality
OF Mexico.
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NEW York, April 1.-THE North
German Lloyd steamer Fuidd, with
02l steerngc passengers aboard, arrived
Mt Quarantine this morning, but Ia de.
taincd, owing to "a case of smallpox ON
board.
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HISTORY on rmr n,NNooH STAKE

The History Of the Bannook stake,
compiled by Andrew J,nson, and late.
ly published In the DEsEREr WEiulLY,
has now been Issued In pamphlet iprui,
and can now be had nj the DEsERE'r
NEWS office at % cents per copy. ass
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-18

NEW Yona, April l7.-Colgate Hoy,
has resigned from the vice.prcsldency
OF tic North American Company and
George ). Jones has been elected In
his place.
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A mn for the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of
Women.

SYDNEY, April I7.--rhe Premier OF
New south Wales announced today
that the government would iniroducoa
bill providing for the enfranc hisemera
OF women.
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salisbury Has . word to Say In ohIi'.

FAIRS, April l7-Advic~ from
Chill state that President Balmaccds'H
government, In consequence Of the In.
structlons from Salisbury cabled Tues
day last 10 the British Minister In
Chill In regard TO closing nitrate ports,
has ordered the CHILEAN port officials to
avoid any complications with the own
ers aud officers Of foreign vessels.
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LISBON, April 1.-THE troubles
which resulted Ia the resignation OF
tile members Of the cabinet have been
satisfactorily settled.
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RESOLUTIONS
Before the Western states Commercial
Congress, Majority and MI
nority Reports.
A SUBSTITUTE FoR THE TARIFF
RESOLUTIONS.
tmalley Compliments the Congress aud
Calls Forth Kisses and Groans,
Cheers aud Applause.
ny Telegraph to the news.
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KANSAS Cry. April lI.-At inc
Commercial Congress today the uiiiln'
ishcd programme for yesterday was
taken up, tho subject being "Irauspof-
tation aud Improvement OF Wn.r
pori. !, Thomrann. SECRETARY OF
the Commercial Cub Of Duluth,
Mimi, advocated Improvement oi Tue
water ways, nH ailordinB thc chcapes'
transportation.
Colonel Catchinhs OF Mississippi ar
gucd that AN increase IN TIE water ttai'
nc, however great, would not dcctvwe
the railroad business but would failiur
Increase IL.
J. Nj. Murphy OF Iowa spoke on inc
Honncpin Canal.
Colonel Flax OF Denver ucliNefeu ah
huurtes upon
,pu,a.rtoS
IL was estimated that there are
0ne million square miles OF arid ianus
In the western country thht coulu Do
made productive by irrigation. ~
the minimum price OF pubiic Janus,
bl..0 Per acre, this land hal value OF
tsOO,OOO,OOJ. AT so pcr acre, u
moderate estimate OF the value when
Irrigated, II VIII bc worth sie, -OO,OOJ.
II these lands were properly pfovidei
with water, onc could scarcely con-
template what an empire OF POPULATION
and wealth IL would contain. III was
said the people ofthc regions that ue'
sired irrigation should provide u Them
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al aan'.' ,o,, ,,ns, ,.yShla ohi.c,
lesson, which cisarly indicat.r the
need OF "A chang, OF our emigration
laws,D aud d. argued for vigorous
Action ny inc Natohhi Congress-
iIih hAJoh'ih Hh'Visr
of tho committee ON resolutions favors
The Adoption by Congress of law
authorizing tho ifeu aud unlimited
coinage Of silver aud the Issuance of u
uiiioiunt amount Of legal tender notes
TO lie redetInablo In both gold ami
silver TO restore the equilibrium o.-
tween money nnd all other products,
'avors arif Tor revenue only, and
urges Congress 10 enact laws TO place
inc m,,n upon y Iutc'y 'o,snuv oa,isM
.".y "uo ~. '..., "o.' "
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county s nnv.,,,a W. s.yn,s ~ .ne
sonen 49,. ', 'un ,ui
proveInea % '.u Ima'pp, H'vui,
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Tho social Parity" viEiIani. In Lone
don Do some Work.

LONDON, April l7.-Today's report
associates others besides Captain Yer.
ney and Decnhain with scandals that
will require their retirement from tue
Commons. The "sOcial purity" vigil
lnnts, 10 whose private Swallowing are
due the charges against Nerney and
the flight n Decobaln, have been hunt.
ing down other members suspected VI
being unfalthhil 10 their wives. The
evidence No obtained has been sent In
several Instances TO the wives. Some
Of these resented the action Of the vigil
lants, aud Joined In a demand for sn
apology, In other cases the resnlt has
been an Injury, leading To the divorces
court. Regarding Captain Nerncy,
his friends hold he IL guiltless Of know.
ingly abetting the procuress Florcnt In
inveigling the girl. The police have
Lost track Of Florent.
Since Healy, across the floor Of the
House, renewed his challenge 10 Par.
nell ~ test Cork, the Unionlst leaders
there have sent Parnell an insurance
that they will leave him clear field TO
fight out the battle and that no Union.
ist candidate nor Uuionlst support
will obscure the Issue. This offer
deprives parnell Of the last excuse for
not facing Healy, but he viii not
fight. Tie decision Of the Cork Board
OF guardians yesterday, calling upon
Parncll 10 resign, shows that every
chance he had OF success has van.
ished.
The discomfort OF the trade unions
In regard TO the composition OF the
Royal Labor Com mission grows In
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SATURDAY, APRIL. TERRITORY
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-04-18
l4M BAG.
FAR +. Do B~OISGOBEY.
lSute.l.


-Mais Get imbecile est IN mise.
rable. II aurajt "a Sc jeter d reau
pour eSsayer de SAWYER lie naufrag6
GU tont al moins ailer chercher du
seconrS. Eft il IA tranquillement
continue son chemin?
Mon Dieu, oui. II he salt pas
mayer, ct il craignait lie manqner
lie train de neuf hcares ct quarante-
cinq. II a couru d la station aui
est a trois cents metres IN pont.
LIE train etait en- care. II ma en-
que le temps d'y monter. Mais,
avant de partir, il u pris soin
davertir nn employG qni termait
es portleres ct qui ma pas iug6 2
9ropos de gutter son poste pour
dller sender la rigiert. Cestiro0T.
mails c'est CONNIE ca.
Du Pomm6vaI, tres 6nu, Sc
taisait. Il plaignait a~ssuFGment
son oncle que ceS gems "auraient
peutetre pu sauser, mails il com
mencait aoSSi o ~entrevoir lie secret
de la comhinaiSon inventae par
maftre Eaurinet. Get ayccat tarG
await dc, au premier brnit &c IGve-
nement, ouyrir une enQuGte cIandes-
tine pour tacher d'exploiter 4 son
profit les renseignements quill
pourrrait rassembler. II s'6tait
abouch6 avec remploy6 du chemin
de fer, p%eut-6tre meme ~l'avait-il
lnteresse pour u petite part dams
fanaire.
&c t6mO!n a n mais0n au
bord du Beuvror, pensait rh6ritier.
EVidemment, les gems de la care
lie connaissent..e t Vaurinet invo.
guerra son temoignage Quand il
aura ma promesse ecrite de lui
payer n Somme IOnde sur la
succession. MATS il me semble que
malntenant je puts me paSser de ce
dr6le.
Eth hien! que dites-vous de
mon recit reprit Alfred. Doutez .
Gus que votre 0ncle fHt encore
Vivant, une demi-heure apres
l'accident.
-Non...qu0ique ce boh6mien
ait faconte quill await disparu an
moment Oh le bateau a couIe.
Vote Boh6mien a menti on il
a nal vn~..on tombe a l'eau, mails
on remonte a la surface ct on
OH on peut.. .votre oncle
aura trouVe sous sa main lie batean
qni f1ottait la guile en- Par. III
sy est cramponDe ct il IA etc
emporte avec lui...il Sc serait
peut 6tre sauve 81 lie cOurant ne
'avait pas jet6 contre lie pont.
Quoi gull en soft, vous ne
supposez pas que mon Prudhomme
a invente cette historic qui ne lui
Fait pas honneur. En- general.
luand on s'est conduit CONNIE un
pleutre, on ne sen vante pas.
-C'est vrai. settlement vOus au.
.iez bien dh lui demander son nom.
Ma fol! je ny al pas pense.
Vous comprenez cue 81 j'ayais pu