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wAsuISoToS, April 5--rhc Pos
tomorrow, referring to the possibility
Of "Amerlca tor Americans" being
one OF the rallying cries In the next
campaign, willsayi at is regarded n
quite within the range Of probability
that the national platforms next ycar
will favor restrictive immigration laws,
or they may recommend that all
foreigners who engage In business In
the United States, aud who enjoy the
protection Of this government, shall
become naturalizeJ citizens. II Italy
had not been ~ aggressive the issue
would not have been 40 well defined.
II the sentiments that are now cx.
pressed privately by senators and
representatives " both PARTIES In
Washington Mud echo In the platforms
they will make interesting realizing"
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MONDAY, SALT LAKE cry UTAH TERRIIOKY


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Denver, April "A special 10 the
Nclcs from Sau Francisco says l. has
been learned that or,lefs have come for
the cruiser Sdn frlnoisco TO proceed to
chill AMI the ChurtsSon to proceed NJ
once 10 Honolulu. Secretary Elaine,
" y rsid. y not satisfied WIN tue con.
ditinn on Hawaiian AFFAIRS anu desires
10 snow thc English anu DINER foreign
elements there That Tue United states
uocs not Intend TO neglect her Interests
. 49,.
o. LOUIS hpIil i-oi,Vet u; N''il
son, secretary OF th- ST. Louis orr anu
nveel COMPANY, when puestlnhcu ~ 70
lhe fumofr OF foreclosure proccelingr
asalns' NE concern, SAID preparations
pNa" ioteeio-ui, uhucr thfec mort
sompapy,s plants ar. ain In opcratlon.
bat he did not Know what effect th,.
foreclosure proceedings would have on
them,
i,,ndon A,.,tE, ,,,,.,,,,n, h.s
been started to create gigantic trust 10
control the output vt the cOlllcIics In
Yorkshire, Lancashire, Dcrbyshirc and
s5taiiordshirc. The ayowed objects Of
tho w,tnist arc 10 bring the consumer
a. Sl,c. M. n,n,,,s ~, a"v ~ o' wuo,, an
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fiei s.iisburv ihat us,wany will aha,.
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81 Petersburg, April 5.--rhc gov
ernmunt censor has ordered the Rus
Sian press not 10 refer to the movements
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PARIS, April 5.-rhe conflict he.
tween Italy aud the United States con.
iinucs TO attract attention. Sugar
Raquen, editor Of the Ijpoca, orgas o
the Italian colony, said In an interview
today: "The republicans In Italy,
who form n powerful minority, eiarf.
tain Ia friendly feeling toward America,
aud would consider war with the
United States simply an attempt 70
discrcdit In the eyes OF the Itahn
people republican institutions. A fr.
cent meeting OF Italians In Paris d.
cussed the New Orleans affair. and
while everybody deprecated the on.
duct VI the lynuherr, nobody approyel
tile action of Rudini. baron Fay, /.
mn nristocmt not In sympathy with
republican institutions. His rrporl 10
the italian Cabinet, doubtless colo,el
by his own antipathies, procIpItAied
matters.
"Anothcr potent factor has yi,,p
the Italian Government reasor 10
pause IN lis hostile negotiations. Tln.
auciai houses here state that In Ialy
Widespread commercial troubles afe
becoming critical, and apart fna
italy's overwhelming public ddI
which would disable her Ia an attrnpl
TO 40 To war, any measures imperlnbr
the peace would produce rensrl
financial crash. Already the efis,t N
the American difficulty Is felt In me
hesitation OF French financial bo,.es
10 proceed with negotiations pen,ling
for prospective Italian loan, ia wlleh
German houses are also concerned's
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PrrTsguRG, April BIN underlak.
Ing rooms In this city, In the presence
% nearly 1000 persons. the ob-,qulcs Of
the anarchist Joseph ffiek took place
this afternoon. Johann Most delivered
eulogy aud took advantage Of the
occasion 10 make M appeal for anarchy.
The dead man was attlrci In blnek. A
blood.rrd scarf enclrclcd his throat and
blood ross was plunci 10 the coat lap.
pei. Around tho foot NJ the bier iloated
the folds Of the carmln. anarchist flag
The rests beneath the oasket were
draped with buntiug u the same hue.
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Negotiations Rrtw-cu Phelps aud
tnpriNi.

BERLIN, April A. Negotiations
have been resumed between United
States Minister Phelps and Chancellor
Won Caprivi on the question Of the
withdrawal OF the prohibition against
American pork products, and there ARE
more hopeful prospects OF an early and
successful izs,.c than recent reports
have led the public to believe.
Important indications OF the govern
ments intentions are given In tonight's
North German Ga;eHe. Commenting
upon mn American dispatch published
~ the Berlin papers, headed "No Pig,
No Beet-lSoOt Sugar" the Ga.stte
tays: "contrary to the adverse views
expressed In the dispatch, the Ameri.
can government, In endeavoriDg 10 On.
force measures Of sanitary reform 10
pat an emu TO the German Embargo on
American pork, has adopted the best
anu only means TO load u the desired
agreement.
Public satisfaction over the admIs.
sion OF American cattle Increases, ms
the quality OF the imports becomes TO-
cognllcd. Hamburg official returns
for March show that during the month
sll American cattle were imported. II
ths lot OF 2s6 brought In later by the
steamship ImaiW 10 added, the total
promises a rapid expansion Of trade.
Chancellor Won Caprivl yesterday
received n memorial from delegates
representing various German indus
tries, prepared after two days discus.
sion, regarding this Chicago Worlds
Fair, asking for the appointment Of an
Imperial commissioner, and that the
government otherwise assist In the full.
vt possible way the German exhibitors
10 make display worthy Of the coun.
try. Tonight P0dtisohe Naohyichten
| states that tho officials are In favor Of
. representation OF German trades In a
manner worthy OF their present devel-
opment.
MOSCOW PAPERS
simultaneously with Russian organs
In Paris anu brussels, report din,
President Carnot Is coming to Moscow.
ostensibly 10 visit the French exhlbi.
ton ofarts and industries, which Ia To
DO opened In May. An article In La
Franco says tho presence President
Cannot at Moscow IN obviously need.
ed Tor the purpose OF eliciting public
opinion. President Carnot's going or
not going viii not alter the fact that
The alliance between France aud Rus.
m recently accomplished vast
" hightens the danger and
accelerates the approach Of war.
THE CHIEFS OF THE pREInusp
4 Will act In unison with Lord Salisbury
~ reference 10 the Bulgarian embroglio.
rheir concerted policy consists In sim
4 ply refusing 10 interfere or to permit
interfering IN tho Balkan. A slgnlh-
cant Incident has Just occurred In 50.
ma. Baron Wangeneheim, German
CONSUL VI sofia. telegraphed to Chan.
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CHICAGO, April AT todayi
meeting OF the W0rld's Fair Commits
sion, the bylaw prohibiting members
from holding other positions In con
nection with the Worlds Fair was 70
pealod.
A communication was received from
Mrs. Potter Palmer, president u thu
Board Of Lady Manager, saying tina
shs would only accep, - much Of ia,
5000 salary ~ she was obliged 10 pay
her private secretary.
An attempt 10 cut aud then 10 cut Ia
half the salary OF Secretary Phoebe
COuzins was defeated.
THIS afternoon, after adopting .
resolution thanking Nice-Pre-ident NJ.
N. DE Young for the efficient manner
Ia which he had presided over the
deliberations Of the body during the
session, the commission adjourned siae
die.
The local stockholders Of .he Worlds
Fair Company held meeting today
aud registered proxies. A majority Of
the present directors VIII DO reelected
next week.
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Defending CANADA.
special Instructions from the English
War On.rei Grent Gun..


CHICAGO, April "A special from
Ottawa, Ont. Two important an.
nouncemens confirm the previous
statement that General Herbert, the
new commander.in.chicf OF the Can.
adiau militia, brought special instruc.
tons from the Euglish war office To
speedily strengthen the defenscs Of
Canada and prepare for the necessity
OF putting u larg. foroe la the field.
Tho INST II request TO thc govern.
ment, which has the force OF com.
mani to double the usual appropriation
this year for brlIl, no the entire force Of
b,Om men eau he thoroughly drilled
In June. Newell before has the mum.
Ter u men drllledexceedcd %, 900 meu.
General Herbert let today for Hall.
fax 10 confer with General Ross, CON.
mander OF the imperial troops IN
Canada, with respect TO the defenses
" tho Atlantic coast, particularly
Halifax. where new fort win be con.
structed. One thirty.two ton gun 70.
ccutly arrived at Halifax from Eng
land and three others are about TO be
shipped. These aro the largest guns
On this side Of the Atlantic aud add
greatly to the defense Of Halifax.
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the German Chinese squadron ord.
cred 90 cum

BERLtS, April 5.--Prolcsts sent from
Hamburg 10 Chancellor Won Caprivi,
showing that the German export. 10
Chill, heretofore amounting ~ 10000.
ono marks annually, are ceasing, aud
German vessels In Chillan waters are
unprotected, have caused the govern
ment to order the whole German squat.
ron In Chiuese waters 70 proceed 10 the
ChiiiAn coast.
Tbs German.Auslrlan treaty OF COM
merro Il concluded, but will not he com.
munica,ed TO the Relehstag until
autumn, as treaties now being nego.
tlatod With other States are based upon
the Austrian treaty.
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runr,rrSrD wIru DEATH.
"rn.asy Iies the Head that Wears u
grows.''

SoriA, April l.-pflnce Fer iinand
and his mother, Princc-s Clcmcutlnc,
have received letters threatening them
with death II they do not leave the
country. NJ. Greascoif Il also threat
ened with assassination II he does not
reign his position ~ minister Of foi-
tign Affairs. Evidence has been 70.
oelyud which indicates that THESE
threatening missiv,s elnanaied from an
official who IL connected with the tus-
sian embassy In this city. Diplomatic
action has been taken in the matter
aud the suspected official IL being held
a. prisoner a, the embassy.
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An Important Even, In Catholic His.

ERIE, Pa, April 5.--The consecra.
ton 10 the bish0pric Of the new SEQ In
Texas Of Rev. DR.. Thomas Brennan. Of
Erie diocese, today was nm important
event In the history Of the Roman
pated. Right Rev. Tobias Mellen.
bishop Of Erie diocese, was conse,
orator, and was assisted by Blshops
Phelan OF Plttsburg and McGovern Of
Harrisburg. This evening the newly
consecrsted bishop OBLIGATED at ponti.
flcal vespers, and Bishop Phelan
preached the sermon. Bishop Brennan
will make the Church Of the Sacred
Heart IN Dallas n cathedral, and will
proceed 10 build u cathedral nd orphan
asylum md establish u new Order Of
Sisters, and u Religious Order OF Men.
Bishop brennan, who IN the youngest
prelate In the United States, has one OF
the largest dioceses, covering %, 900
square miles.
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JERSEY CIlY, \. j., April Sd
ward Hulllnger, better known as "Big
Hollinger," n colored puslllst this
morning forced himself into the room
where his wife aud two children were
In bed, and brutally murdered his Wis
by heating her head and face again sha
again with q hstchet. Hollinger thun
tried to commit suicide by cutting hh
throat with knife, but he only sue
ceeded In severely wOunding ~ nssli
when he was arrested. Her refusal "
live with him un account OF cIuei
treatment caused the tragedy.
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LOWELL, April 5.--Thc worzt fire
Lowell hiss had IN many years occurred
this afternoon. A boy set Hire TO u box
block, aud the ilre dropped into II. q.
Church a sons cellar. IL spread
rapidly aud tho Edison block was soon
a complete wreck, and the Masonic
Temple adjoining badly damaged.
tn. total losses aggregate ssb.O10. The
Public Library, with u 900 volumes.
located on the second floor Of the
Masonic Temple, was badly damaged.
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cellor Won Caprivi for instructions as
u how he should respond to Premier
Standulofi's demand f0r the surrender
Of Sochovakoir Caviss OF the Russian
agency, who II accused of sending
menacing letters 10 Prince Ferdinand.
also HE mother, Prlucess Clementine,
and 10 NJ. GrnescoiI, Bulgarian Minister
OF Foreign Affairs. Baron Won Wan
genehclm represents Russia since her
own Minister has been withdrawn.
Chancellor Won Caprivi Instantly
authorized the surrender OF 5ochova.
kuN
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Has Decided not 10 go 10 Moscow;
The Gar mol On the
warpaih.
sANouiNAaY REVENGE OF an
ITALIAN WOMAN.
Concessions 10 American Citizens by
the Governments Of Honduras
and Guatemala.
by Telegraph to the Srws.I
tar RUSSIAN BEAR.
France Does Not neiieyc Tie Has anJ
Hostile tofcntioss.

Hostile t0tcntions.
PARIS, April 5.-Presidont Garnet
will not Wilt the Moscow exhibition,
although he received cordial invita-
tlon TO he present. A high personago
In the Russian imperial council Is OPP
posed TO the taking Of any step that
might appear TO confirm the current
alarming rumors, and II II for this rca.
son that the President decided not 10
attend the exhibition.
~ the foreign office here no credit IL
given 10 the reports circulated IN Lon.
don aud Berlin regarding the Czu's
alleged intention 10 prccipitate war.
IL II understood tho entente with
France las been arranged for purposes
Of defense at the present time anu for
offensive operations ut n more remote
future. In the meantime the Car
devotes his energies 10 r-modeling Of
the internal administration Of the eni.
pire. Much must be done Internally
before Russia will be prepared 10 face
u great European conflict.
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French Artist. ana ~. wor,a..y N,

PARIS, April 5.-If Chicago exn,c,.
10 get the best work Of the leadIns
French artists for the Worlds Falf a
better guarantee than any yet give Al
American exhibitions must be assnrI
Beniamine Constans says he ia mai m.
cllnei to send other pictures than ii o,e
already In the United States. Nm.
guereau, whoseopinion IL very welrLly.
he being president OF the Society n
Arts, says, while he Ii most hi,ily
disposed toward the art movement n
America, II Is too grcaisa risk 10 eyer !,
valuable works OF art to such n Iorr
absence, when 1t Is difficult Ia 90, ~
dress In the event OF Irregularities
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rnE sUe.n rnusr.
Meeting OF I'll" Cos.mittee and H.
ininE of Mitne>ses

NEW NoRlS, April i.-Tbe s,,sr
trust committee OF the State Sen.,au
again today. Theodore Hayemav'.'," =,
the American Sugar RvfnIny ~
pany had nothing To do with N. ~. I'm
tornia rehneries. There was no,,. i h.,
In the report that the refinerIes 49,,
going TO combine aiid raise pric.s W. NJ
any other country. ''"n ="
A letter was handed witness md ne
was asked 10 read Il and tell WIN, Ss
thought Of It. The letter Wa al.
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WAsiuSoros, April 6.-socretary
lsusk has issued u notice that the
regulations u February 9th, for the
transportation " cattle from the AREA
designated ~ infected with splcuic
fever apply TO the movement Of cattle
fIom said area north for immediate
slaughter. The transpc .tntlon Of cat.
Tie frum said area To- iccling or other
purposes cxccp, immediate slaughterl Is
prohibited,
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por,ance, they are averse 10 pursuing
this courss where declarations o. ua.
tiOnnl policy must be outlined. Now
that Secretary Blaln. hns succeeded "
his ctiorts TO calm she agitation ~ the
Italian government, they expect the
affair TO be- adjusted In the customary
calm mode Oi correspondence, which
eliminates 10 sgfeat extent all sudden
ohullliions u feeling and passion.
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Pueblo. Col, April 5.--A meeting
OF the directors Of the Colorado Mineral
Palace Company wa, held here Satur.
day. Bids were received and con.
tracts let for n thorough completion OF
the palace building. Work will
be commenced aud executed without
delay.> II IL expected tina, everything
will beready for opening AN exhibition
10 the public Of the greatest collection
Of minerals In the most gorgeously
handsome Building ever attempted In
the world some time In June next.
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NEW yoRH, April s. = Inspector
Byrnes' detectives today Arrested Ave
conspiratorr who are charged with hav-
Ing plotted TO gain possession OF the
great estate LEFT by the millionaire
leather merchant, Loring A. Robert
son. The method said 10 have been
employed by tho alleged conspirators
was to foist n fraudulent widow upon
the estate In the person Of Cassie
Brooks. The prisoners are the Brooks
woman, Lawyer Byron Cohen, James
Daskam, n sp-culator Of Stamford,
Conn, Edward l.. studwell and Mrs.
West
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Rcporsea Outrage Upon the Americas
Flag.

NEW YORK, April "A Kingston,
New York, dispatch says: Consider.
able excitement exists at L.Fevr,
Falls over nm outrng. by n number ol
Italians employed In the quarrics there
The Italians held u meeting and
ADOPTED resolutions den0unclng tht
citizens Of New Orleans aud American
institutions In general. They ther
hoisted the American fiag on n higf
pole and rlddlcd II with bullets. The
quarry owners. hearing Of this, dis
charged the men.
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THE ITALIAN AFFAIR.


WAsiuSoToN, April 5.-secretary
Blain. Is not yet prepared TO make
public anything throwing additional
light on the Italian affair, aud unless
there nhould be, contrary 10 NIL expec-
ta1ions, another bombsbell, II IN proba-
bic the Italian entanglemeDt VIII take
the usual tedious course Of diplomacy.
The speed with which this information
al correspondence has thus far been
conducted Ia said by diplomats 10 In
extraordinary. While willing to utll-
ize the modern methods OF cable and
telegraph TO keep the ministers ac.
quainled with matters OF especial i'm.
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PIIIsriELD, Mass, April blank
Commissioner Chaplin announced to
the trustees Of the Stockbridge Savings
Bank Friday that he had decided to
put the bank In tho hands ola receiver.
They asked for time, aud action was
delayed until Monday. Poor loans.
aggregatlng $4,000, aud willis defal.
cation Of 81, 900 arc what nec-ssitatcd
this step. Willis band. however, will
undoubtedly make good the defalca-
ton. The poor loans cannot be made
good. The dcpositors will probably lose
% per cent.
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That at this session the blood IL filled
with impurities, the accumulation OF
month. OF close confinement IN poor.
~ ventilated stores, workshops and
tenenents. All these Impurities aud
every trace OF scrofula, salt rbeupn, or
other diseases may be expelled by TAX.
Ing Hood'h Sarssparilla, the best blood
purifier ever ploiucid. II IN the only
medicine OF which 100 doses one dol.
Ia" TRUE.
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Tho Secretary at War Summoned 60
Was,iu y ton.

SAN FRASctsso, April Secretary
OF War Proctor stated today that he
would start for Washington Monday
night, IN he had been Summoned by
telegraph. lie said his sudden return
had nothing 10 do with tho Italian
matter, and refused 10 discuss that
question. He lntlmateii that General
I,ugor, who IL now In command Of the
Department OF Dakota, would succeed
General Gibbon OF the Division Of the
Pacific.
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last winter. For sale by z. q. NJ. 1,
Drug Dept -dAs
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Pans, Arril 5.--General Boula,,.y
has taken the palatial Residence raa''ni.
ly vacated by the Austrian Am,'a..',
dor In the Quertier Leopold in us,..
sois. lie appeared To be plentisily
supplied with money. '''u"'
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LONDON, April o. - The Chronioic's
Rome correspondent says the Cabinet
telegraphs To Nil Italian consuls In the
Uuited States, instructing them TO act
with calmness and prudence.