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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-07

OIrAwA, Ont, April 1.-The fepor,
OF Doctor Smith, the physician at TIE
rmcaiio Lazafatto shows that the
leprosy with which the few settlements
Of fishermen In New Bfunswlck have
been afflicted tot the past half century
ia being slowly but surely cradicated.
The policy Of segregation which has
now been pursued systematically for a
number Of years iias resulted In the
lessoning VI cases Vt the original crnler
Of the disease. The cns,s seem ~ have
been almost extirpalci AMI DR.. smith
expresses his hclicf that eventually the
malady will disappear from oil COIN
muniti,- where II has been the terror
% the people. There nrr at present In
the la1tretto eight males amt ten ic.
males. Four new patients were ad-
mitied duung the year, all from Cara-
quet, Gloucester county y, u. There
were five deaths
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DRESS GOODS.

EVERY DRY GOODS HOUSE KEErs DRESS GOODS, BUT
scarcely house In America show tho collection Of
superb things prepared offor this They
strung along from Now York to Salt Lake and SOMETHING
NEW IS ARRIVING DAILY. Tho purchases Of six past
would equal seasons line. and
Ladies' cannot form the fantos Idoa Of elegantly and
tastouly they dress. calling and examining
choice stock Novelties tho other artistic
effects In Dress Goods Department
Wo shall line French Chalos the patterns and
eoorlngs OF which pronounced works OF art.
Our Combination Plaid Robes tasteful. at q
moderate price. produoed and about hundred
European Novelties. which dross patterns
arc alike something to DO proud Of
Tho Plads colors before attempted.
and together with the pattons simply Immense and In
styles suitable to all ages
Our Black Goods stock worry complete In which
showing many offered at tho low
prices place Henetas. Cords Dasonals and
Twlis.
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An Anecting seen. In th. queen.
neneh.

LONDON, April IA most affecting
scene took place today In the Queens
Bench division tof the High Court Of
Justice. II was occasioned by the fact
that Judge stephens, Justice u the
Queens Bench, whose health Is said 10
have become seriously impaired M a
result Of worry and annoyance lac was
compelled 10 endure during aud after
the trial VI the celebrated Maybnck
poisoning case, had determined, by the
advice OF his friends, 10 retire from
the bench today. All Justice Stephens
fellow Judges, including Chief Justice
Coleriuge, were present. He replied
IN u broken voice TO the high tribute
paid 10 his integrity, ability
and Iast services, by Attorney .Gun.
eral Sir Richard Everard Webster.
All present were most profoundly i'm.
pressed by the sad scrnu, anu con-
siderable emotion was displayed as
Justice Stephens In low tones thanked
his colleagues for the good feeling
o own towards him, and tears were we'll
ing into his eyes as well Into tho eyes
Of many Others when he wished them
goodbye.
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on sunday last. lie feigned Hines.
aud remained b. walk In the corridor.
While the rest were In chapel he
cot M on the roof, then 10 lths war.
den'- room, sud domingo suit 81 the
wardcn'a clothes. walked out on the
street, mingled with the people, aud H.
now slnHinR, "fhey'ro after me,h IN
sJnc quiet little hamlet " Ohio.
II ia rather surprising 10 learn from
statistic. Published by the Mexican
Government that the total number "
f0rclRuors na,umlized IN that country
from 1898 ~ to the present time l.
only 900. Of these the greater pm.
portions were u course Sphuiarls,
there helne l.i47 N them. ~ French
birth there were 21J, German iJ2,
Italian l5s, United @tatcs ", Genital
America W, English e and s4wlssis.
queen Victoria's months edJousu at
0rnsse, Ia the Maritime Alps. VIII
cost somewhere between sol. 900 AMI
sos ono. Probably only two persons
will know the exact figures, namely,
the tlccn'A director N Continental
Journeys, who makes all the arrange
inenia aud pays the bills. nul Sir
Henry ponsonby. the Queens man q
business, Who cli.ci.s Oh the accounts
aud preserves them.
Munich had sensational suicide n
Few DAYS avO. Anna ilnglmann one
II the hauis1must women ~ the Ger.
man stare, committed what l. termed
"fomsntlc" -nici,ss, bat how such y
grim proceeding az sulf.dc-lruotion
can nave any romance about II IL what
Will puzzle the commonplace mortal.
She was driven from the Berlin stage
hy the brutal treatment " husband.
She then went 10 Munich, and follow.
cd her profession. She became init.
mate with nh actor named Bonn
Botli lived In luxurious apartments, aud
as happy as unlawful lust could make
them. After diuncr, Hagi mann went
into her room placed n pistol 10 her
breast aud died n few minutes after
Bonn CAV, out nj frst that she wiz In.
sane. Now II transpirta that she was
Jealous NJ u woman who IL already
grandmother. who Ia also n Duchess,
aud rlstlv. Of the Pflnce Regent Of
Bavaria. She IL said TO lie lnsanely Ia
love with Bonn. IL this iilthy affair
can be called romantic" then IN
Truth, romance Il queer stun.
Commenting ON the operations OF the
last Congress the Boston 1io5o wan.
dcrs into poetic way ~ estimating q
billion dollars. IL says that " the
money were In onc.dollar bills, aud
the bills placed end 10 end, they would
reach nltnDst half way from the earth
10 the moon. They would encircle the
globe thre. umes ut the equator. Ifan
expert cashier could count 100 Of these
bills n minute, and work ten hours
day wlthouta pause and 315 days a
year, II would take him nearly iiny
years to count the whole. II the whole
sum were In gold and loaded IN freight
cars, filling each car 10 liz full capacity
Of 10000 pounds, II would require
train OF 100 cars 10 transport the gold
From place 10 place. In silver about
l,5N0 freight cars would be required.
from estimates like these the people
tan get some faint and inndequatc no.
ton OF tho Uncomfortable amount Of
money the billion dollar Congress
rpent.
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Mr. PLEASANT, Pa, April J.--i'iny
moro men went 10 work this morning
Mt Norwood, making the total number
Mt ovens about loo.
The arrests yesterday We're followed
by others today. Considerable ill.feel-
lug IL engendercd against Superin.
tendcnt Ramsey over the report that
frlck would Import men. Threats
were made against him this morning.
A number OF strikers gathered about
his residence. AZ their actions aroused
suspicion the militia was called out,
and the mon drivun'away. Several
thot were fired, hut no ono hurt. Dis
patches from various sections Of the
region Indicate u partial resumption Mt
din rent works. Operators are Ell.
Outraged and assert they will soon
have their plants IN operation.
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News from Randolph.

We have had long winter; the
snow IN about fifteen inches ON the
level yet. | think we are all Apri.
fooled this time, or will he, m our hay
stacks arr smaller than they ought TO
lie considering tho snow. hut for al.
that we are enjoying ourselves Inn
mensely; In fact, II seems AZ though we
nrc running 10 the extreme Ia dances
and theatres; two or three u week 4.
about the average OF late aud all well
attended.
Our matuals are In ilourishing on
dition. We NEE, every two weeks &.
Jointly, mud alternate weeks separately
We have magazine every two weeks,
written by the members Of each society.
II Ia very encouraging 10 hear 1t read.
II can readily he secn there Is an Inn
provemcnt being brought about by our
meeting together. We had the pleasure
Of n visit from brothers Himes and
Ormond, Of the NJ. l. stake presidency;
they held three meetings here and two
In Woodruff; all were well attended
and good spirit prevailed.
We have had several additions to
our settlement the last year, IN
tho shape OF substantial dwelling
houses. They arc In advance
OF the Pioneer houses (log houses they
arr brick anu frame, and tho outlook
Tor the coming season bids fair TO con.
tinue In the same course. We do "a
driving business here. Three stores,
two blacksmith shops, two lime kllns
and one brick yard, and the last, but
not the best, IL whisky shop (or Il
should DO n temperance saloonl, but
nevertheless such II n, but II sell.
liquor all the same 10 those who can
be trusted with such secrets; hui
II leaks out like an old bucket with a
hole In II.
OF tho place applied 10 tho county
court for n license 10 sell apirltuous
liquorh. The court thought $500 nor
year was about right, and NO stated.
but the other side felt ~ though II was
too large sum for their small pocket
books, No they sold liquor with open
doors 10 all who applied, for some time,
They then applied again. This time
they succeeded In getting one
for three months at 5000 rate.
Now with that three months
license they have continued 10 sell
whisky (no, whisky IN too good a
name for tho STUN continuously since
that time; we have had more disgrace
and contention In the last year than
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WASH DRESS GOODS.


NFPLCNBIE uo155
handsome. pretty. sweot Those three styles OF
beauty embraced In tho choicest limo offered In
any ono house all Importers and manufacture
ers collected in this grand display
with tho great European Novelty. Xorah More. In
printed goods mado from Egyptian Cotton and
combod Yarns combined with tho MORO effect producing
richness only found In the Highest class silks. Every
house adveses oinghams and zophyrs and show
moro ugly pretty patterns, but with It is dltorent
assortment and every pattern Is beauty
the producing effects before wilt
messed OF goods, and arc perfectly FAST
We also showing stylish patterns In American cling
hams.
Tho old Standby ia largely represented
In all qualities, Canton Cloth made by Simpson
Sons, special mention for It's richness OF design
Tho patterns In Prints pretty we
must speak OF thom.
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and prominent ranchman. On their
bridal tour they mot an old friend Of
the bride. Miss Jessie Ridgeley, who
replaced Mrs. Doyle az gcyeruess 10
Els home. Last Sunday Mrs. Doyle
came on visit 10 Miss Rldgelcy. aud
the two were seen In long conversa-
ton NJ various times during the day.
avoiding other members Of the tnmi-
~. In THE afternoon they went for n
walk, anu In an old corral near by,
their dead bodies were discovered an
hour later. over the heart OF each
was bullet hole. They were cla-ped
In each others arms, and bctwecn
them was revolver. No reason 10
known lot the deed.
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Giri- aava~a 60 Death by the Expio-
sion OF N eost Can.

PLATTrviLLv, Colo, April IAN
accident occurred last night resulting
In the death Of Myrtle aud Lottic
Iumry, aged six and four years. Both
children were husily engaged Ia start
ing n fire Ia the kitchen stove end
used coal oil. The can exploded, settling
fire TO both the little girls. The baby
was rescued from death ~ Myrtle who
matched 1, from the fljor while she
herself was burning. She placed the
baby between feather bed aud straw
tick. smothcring the flames and saving
the lie Of the Infant.
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The Republic Intends Sending Com.
meieial Attaches 10 The I'm.
bassies Abroad.
THE popr ArA atctprion OWEN
TO the CARDINALS.
Explosion Of Goal Tan starts a Firc
aud Canscs the Death Of Two
Children.
France win Appo,us Commercial AZ.
taeh.s In Various Countries.

PARIS, April The French gov.
eminent has decided 10 appoint at all
its embassies and legations abroad In
addition to their attaches. officers who
viii be known NJ commercial attaches.
II VIII be their duty 10 study the com.
mcrce and commercial relations u The
country To which they are sent and
they viii DO expected Mt all times 10
lie ready TO make any Investigations or
answer any questions concerning the
commercial affairs OF the country they
reside In. II IL expected that this step.
which has long bcgn urged by NOR
chantsin France, Will eventually lead to
additional developments, improvements
aud extra facilities for export, and tx
tend the import trade Of this country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-07

WASHINGTON, April Fair wealth.
or prevail. In all districts east Of the
Rocky Mountains. The temperature
Inns risen In the southern States except
Ia Florida whore killing frosts occurred
last night The temperature l. from
ten ~ twelve degrees lower In the Up
yer Mississippi and Missouri Valley,
but elsewhere In the northern portion
~ the United States II has remained
about stationary.
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Acc,den, by the Explosion Of Nsiura,
Gas.

BHADDocR, Pa, April 7.-Eleven
men were seriously burned early this
morning by the explosion Of gas In n
row Of frame tcnements. The men
were all Hungarian md married.
Pifhncs, Novask, Sckerak and Czenh.
lyia Will die, while the others have a
bare chance Of living. The gas leaked
from unused pipes belonging 10 the
Natural Gas Company, and when II
was ignit.d 10y lighted match, II cx-
plodcd, demolishing the building and
ipJuring the occupauts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-07
WHITE GOODS and EMBROIDERIES.

yAyHlTE BLACK GOODS is THE ONE NEW THING UNDER
the SUM- you to thomi they arc In Emerol-
deod Flounoinss India Linens Nainsook Checks Lace
Effects Stripes Ladies' of advanced years
can the comfort there Is In wearing white musln
ross yet black You should buy them eaV'
tho novelty being great doubts of horo being
enough to supply the demand.
We have more extensive limo than In White Em-
bodered Founongs fortyve-nch goods for Ladies' ana
twenty- children You VIII Of course SEQ
Founongs In other stores, but you want style oomooa
with oheapness, you will buy them of US.
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re Hope. she Irish VIII Maintain
Conudearc In Themselves.

Row., April 7.-hta reception given
10 the College Of Cardinals today at tho
Vatican his Holiness the Pope asked
Archbishop Walsh for news In regard
10 the situation " political and r,lIgi.
Gus affairs In Ireland.
The Pope spoke with pleasure Of the
united action taken by the Irish bishops
and pronounced himself as being In
warm sympathy with the Irish people,
adding that he anxlously hoped the
Irish people would maintain conf.
u-ncc In themselves aud In their
country IN spite Of the present trial.
and difficulties TO which Ireland AMI
the Irish were subjected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-07

CHEYENNE, April 1.-THE annual
meeting Of the Wyoming stochmcn
held here, was well attended. Cattle.
men wero present from wyoming,
John Clay, Jr., Of Chicago, acted NJ
president Of the meeting. The reports
Of the officers show that the prices have
an upward tendency, aud stockmen
look for n return, at least IN psIt, Of the
u time PROSPERITY In business.
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ruE cmicA0o ELEcrIoN.
The weather f.,orsbiei A Very
IIenNf Vote raIIed.

CincAoo,, April 7.-Election day
op.nci without 4 cloud In the sky, and
the temperature was PLEASANT though
cold. The polls opened at . o'clock
this morning and VIII oiosc at = this
afternoon. Reports received up 10
half-past eight show that q very heavy
vote la being p1llvd. AZ 0 O'Clock n
long line OF votors were awaiting their
turns ut nearly every voting district,
aud nj O'Clock, about one-lhirl Of the
entire registered vote appeared to have
been east.
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BuDA.PEsTn, Apiil5.--itsth Hcyd
publishes au article saying that tIg
remi-Oflicinl news which have been
received from Berlin l. To the effect that
the general European situation Is 10.
garded by Germany asShrralening.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny TIM
~ undersigned, administrator Of the ~,
tors OF, and all persons having claims againsl
me said deceased, TO eNhibt thnml with thu
necessary vouchers, within -four mOuIhA ate
Tue nrst publication u this notice, to tho aAid
administrator, AZ HE residence IN Mil rrnek N
the county Of SAT- Lake, Territory OF Utah,
Dated Apri IN lsli.
THOMAS W. RussEit.
Administrator Of the estate of ma NJ Peter
son, deceased. aisw 10
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DLASs ARE INVITED fOR THE EnFO.
L ton OF i0int ti'y aud County nuiidinr
70 he erected IN tho conier OF the Eighth Maid
square ttlze Of block Go feet square,. 1ho
proposed huildiug w have four fronts three
stories with basement, anu constructed on the
pan Of what IA known as slow combustion
90 All plans obe submitted on or before MAY
18th, lnsl, City and C1antY reserve the tight 10
reject any aud all plans. Tor further rafticu
lars apply 10
lbs. q. NJ, SCOTT, Mayor.
Hon q, ", BAKfCIl, Probate judge.
salt Lake CITY, Utah, April I, 1891
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HELENA, Mont, April THE re-.
publlcan- yesterday elected the mayor,
treasurer, assessor and police magis.
traic. Except Two, all the republican
aldermen were elected.
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County. Territory q uua



NOTICE Is ImREnY oivn THAI
IN Lnman A. fn'im and ssin.. difh, al
dereated, have rendered tor a.ufntui, and
died m said Court. thelr nnh trnahi IT
their administration Of said aitiC and
petition for nnAl distribution ~ ne req
entitled thereto, AnI that fhlrsdif, Ne ilh
dny OF April, A. u. i-gi, AZ 10 ottfk A. ms
at the Court Room % sad Court. inils cq4niy
Court House. salt Lake ciil aud tary, tish
Territory ,hha been duly Appolniei ~ indsr
aud hearing sad peuu0n Tor dr. filiou. ai
which time and piAc. any person risirsied IN
said estate may Appear snd show Ease aui
there be, why sad account thod rot be
feltled aud approved and hhAi tiftgtipn
made ~ prayed Tor.
Dated March -, is1i.
CE. AIfES.
div Clcrk OF the n ile Court
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wAsIuNoroS, April 7.-Ex.Repp.
sentative Cr0unz, Neb., has accepted
the Office VI Assistant Secretary OF the
Treasury, rendered him 10y Secretary
Foster, and will BE- appointed by the
President In n few days.
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BmDUYrOnT, Conn, April IA
bulletin Issued NJ s O'Clock this morn.
Ing said that Barnum was much worse
and rapidly falling. lie VIII probably
not last tweniy.iour hours.
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NHw YoRS, April 5.--GolJ coins to
the amount Of 81, 900, 900 have been
ordered nj the snb.treasury for ship.
mont to Europe tomorrow.
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,osr .rnAyEp on s1oLkN.

UnoM BLuFr DALE. 4 LA9E E0AN
II Durham Cow eleven car .,',,,. " ~ ~. ~
.lopc IN r'shi aud square undefet n l'it ear
AM serson .iying irinrmailce ~ w LEAD
""o ''''''''' ASuus N, DAMON,
iiox y, salt lake City.
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DOUBLE SUICIDE.
a Tragedy In which Two Women
Were the Actors.

SANTA FE, N. NJ, April Details
Of sundays tragedy at White Oaks,
n. NJ, have reached here today, the
affair being double suicide, In which
two handsome young women, formerly
OF Liberty, Mo-, were tins actors.
BONE two year. ago Miss Portia Hun
came from Liberty to serve as
governess In the family OF Ms. Els. At
the emu Of the year she married How
All Doyle, the brother VI Mrs. Els
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CiscIsSArI, April Us. s. Parker,
assistant general pas-ehger agent OF tho
Louisville 4 Nashville Railroad, died
this morning from an attack OF the
grip.
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denver, April THE eighth Gen.
ersl Assembly adjourned ut midnight.
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,,,uK ANsuAL MEeiisg of taL s1ook-
= heid p a. he company. seise 4, y IVES
Tcmpis i.e,sAi iA ~ o rSip s :, az. s-,
t,,.s',,,,,s "a setyc Tor the ensniss itn and fof
~ ..sn..s,,nn ~ such other ~ ~ o. mag
nr,sesiv come before tue ncsn1i
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NgAS TO SELL LINE on c.iAlls SO.
vi p.r month and expenses 70 Alffeft
win stamp National cigar compAi'sL Louis
Mo, d.
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LOST

A BAY uoRsE. FIVE WEARS IiigyE
a white icsi. star IN face, : % In
sh1nldsr Hoturn 70 DEC. Q. W efii nrs.
maj MINIS once aud be rewsfu'l A.
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RICHARD W. YOUNG.
Arfoenty.sr.Lsw.
Third Floor. Consultation, BHadiag. oppo,rs
T. q. MI


Mus. wSsLow's SOOTHING srHur should
always be used Tor children tcetmng. II
soothcs the child s0ttens the Rums, Allays All
pain, cures wind collie, and d the best remedy
Tor diArrhda. Twenty I've cents u botile,
lweodd
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Receives Deposits Payable on Demand.

EuT- safe Deposit Vaults. absolutely bur.
glAr and Ore proof. Rents. 81 70 t2s per year
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-17
SheIiG,S Sale.

VIM. B. Jordan VS.. John Easley.
BY virtue of an execution issued out of
the District Court of the Third Judicial
district county of Boise. of the State of
Idaho, wherein VIM B Jordan is plaintiff,
and John Easley, defendant, upon a judg-
ment rendered the 1th DAY of Sept mber,
A D. 1891, for the sum of $500 besides
costs and interest, have this day levied
upon all the right. title, claim and inter
est of said plaintiff. VIM. B. Jordan, of,
in and to the following described real es-
tate, to-wit: 81, NW4, VIZ, SWL,
Section "a. Up 10 n, K E, containing
100 acres; also all the right, title and in
terest of the plaintiff, VIM. b Jordan TO
that certain ditch and water right convey
ing the waters OF Spring creek. on the
Upper Payette, in said county and State
of Idaho, down to and upon said above
described land for the purpose of irrlga-
ton, together with all the lateral branches
and feeders belonging thereto; also all
houses and improvements of every char
acter and description now on said land
and property, or in any manner belong
ing or apper'aining thereto.
Public notice is hereby given that
will, on
Monday. the 7th Day of December, A. D 1891,
at O'Clock, NJ of said day in front of
the court house door of the county of
Boise sell at public auction all the right,
ii lie, claim and interest of said plaintiff,
VIM B. Jordan. of, in and to the above
described property, or so much thereof as
may be necessary to raise sufficient to sat
isfy said judgment, and interests and
costs, etc, to the highest and best bidder,
c. C. HAvIRD, Sheriff.
Dated Nov. I 6. 1891.