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Murdered Presumably by Green Goods
Wen,

BAY CRY, March D. The body ct
Andrew roulson was fouud today Ia
the woods near here, horribly mutt
latcd. poulson was arrested several
month"; ago for whiting 20 green goods
dealers, ana the case Is now pending.
the theory i that tho green goods men
determined 90 yet him Ou. OF the way.
Henry Holahio was arrested On rus.
plclon, a. he was with poulspn last
night.
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You put water or ihe burning timhcrs,
not on tho smolte. And II you have
catRrfh you sh 1uid attack the disease
IN the blood, not In your nose. Re.
move tho impure cause, and the local
effect subgldcs. III do this, take Hoods
harsAparills, the treat blood puiilicr,
which radically anu permanently cures
catarrh. II also strei lgihone tue nerves.
BE sure TO get oRly ,ood'p SaTeapaiilh.
.
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TiIEnE WE'RE a SU,uEg OF SURPRISE
notably the defeat Of Catliu, Foster and
Colby. SIR John Mac Donald pollel q
surprising vote In kingston, where the
Liberals expected TO defeat lin. He
majority VI seventeen ut the Hast clrc-
ton u increased ~ 800.
All ihu appointment Liberal lcalen tx.
cept Peter Mitchell are elected. Tho
Liberals are greatly encouraged hy the
showing AMI confidently assert that
SIR John will ere long he ioutd to
make another appeal u the country,
when they expect to overcome HE pre-.
sent majority.
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LONDON, March 5.--rhe House Of
Lords today, In han1ing down decl.
sion roversing all previous juig.
monts, holds the Bank Of England not
liable for sevonty-one coupons, ths
amount obtained by the forgery OF
clerk In the employ Of Nagliano Broth
ers.
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rreneh neiler. 20 no Arre.teh.

PARE, March 5,-'rho Minister OF
the lnturior has given instructions That
every money better ON a race cOufse
viii honceforth DO arrested.
II Is stated that the French Jockey
club will transfer IT. races ~ Belgium
20 enable II 10 conduct betting opera
tons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-06

Ifyoi arc Yellow, BiSoua, consti'
pated with Headache, bad breath,
drowsy, no appetite, TOOL, out your
Liver Is out Of order. One Log OF these
pilla will djfpe all the trouble away
aud make n new hbIDg of you. Price
IS cents. Zion Coop nier. Inst Drug
Dept, Agcat d&s
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matter has been construed Is the rfeas.
ury Department ~ nghinst the mp1.i.
ton Of n chnrge. Under the n.w law
the policy u the Department will be to
change four cents per huudfci icllln
In value for all gold bals required for
abipnent and, II thia fails, thc question
Win then los considered Oh 10 the ad.
visabHlly Of refusing altogether To px-
change golu bars Tor shipment thus
compelling the shippers 10 use gold
coin Or TO obtain gold banfr1m private
pariIcs. A ruling 20 tills effect WIS
mt made ye..ecJay pnn teiegnphic
prier for sji1,nll in gold bare flr ship
ment from Nse York 'ihc Directnrol
thu Mint, with ihu nnrss al Of ia, See
fetafy o. tho rns.ufy, directed thatr
charge % 500. or VdU per slOn, be
made fof the oNchsnrc.4
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ALnANY, March 5--A requisit!on
was lrnsentod TO Governor HIN to-day,
siguod by Morgan &. Bulkluy, gover-
uorof Connecticut, for the return NJ
John y. CRlbvrb accused of hurs'
thoft. Governor i'm again refused
honor BulRiey's signature ns govern
90 Ire ground that Buckley was l.
~ pr0ptr eXsCutlv ,uthorly 10 is-u,
tlIu wit. With uia refusal Governor
Hlll filed q lengthy opinion, In which
nc Gays Bulkiey is a mere uAurper.
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DrnLiS, March 6.-Ga vim, who
maio n iorocious assiul. upon the pns-
songers In u railway carriage Tuesday,
has teen declared Of unsound mnd.
The police are impressed with the
mans likeness 10 "a description u the
appearance OF Jnck tho Ripper, and are
milking further lnqulrles.
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81, Louig, March j.-Charles Il.
Van, who's trial for murder resulted
In n disagreement o. tho Jury, has
been admitted 10 bail IN $4,000. The
case VIII probably never cOme TO
second trial ~ the STATE attorney de.
clines 10 prosecute on the very slight
evidence agalnst the defendant.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-06

LONDON, March DIN the Com.
mons thls evening, Llboucherc moved
reduction o. the army csliml.es by
tluO,pbl, ON account oi tue troops Ia
Lsypt. lie said the troops ought to
have boon Withdrawn lohg ago. The
motion was rejected under the olo,urO
40 10 65.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-06

THO schcinic Of the snii"uni League
NEw HoRls, March b. Tho schedule
~ the National League was given out
This afternoon. II shows the tcason
opens ON Aprll 2sd anu closes October
~. The Western clubs win play ~ The
East on Decoration Day aud tho East
tsn club. IN The West on The Fourth OF
July. The Western clun. viii stay at
home ON Labor Day.
Young nls, isaucd a bulioiin Of COM
tracts with the various clubs including
these; win New fofia john Ewing.
Lewis Whistler; with Boston, Clark.
son, CANCEL, Getsein, Bennett. Bfiodc,
Long, Love, Tucker, Sullivan. with
Cleveland, Doyle. Nictue. Young
Davis, Alvori, Immug with Pits.
burg, Reilly, Fields, l.aroquc, Smith,
Maui, Baldwin.
Aftcr adopting the schedule the
League proceeded 10 dlscusg the qurs.
ton OF division Of gate receipts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-06

Pr. LOUIS, March d.--Tho lowest
house Of the Missouri Legislature, aftvr
q long nnd heated dcbati, adopted a
resolution condenining tho Flhy .irst
Congreea In general terms, md Speaker
Reed Tor his partisan rulings.
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Hurdle rous Women sirnugied {.
nCnth.

BELGRADE, March 5.-It has ltans.
plr,d that Helena MaTkomu aud Heln-
M kni canine, who attempted 20 kin
King Milan In 1853, have been stfangl.
cd 10 ucath Ia prison. Milan has IN
struuted tho Gitschlna 10 institute au
inquiry into the dilling.
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piu1sRuRo, March 5.--roday Opera
TOR Diiuuger Of the Pennsylvania Coke
Woflo, signed mn agreement with the
strikers 10 10 back at Tho old wages,
The men are pleased, ami It Ia expect
ed that several small operators VIII fol-
low,
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BALlin0gE, March 5..-Charlos Car.
roll one 81 The best known sporting
men In the East, was taken to che hi.
sane asylum today. lie IA known al
ovcr the United states as patron Of
sports.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-06

lNDIANApOLIs, March 0. - Both
houses today psssed the legislative an.
pcriionment bill, giving the democrats
~ ol the 10 congressman, on the vote
VI lssS.
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vienna, March Q. The Austrian
elections were cOpoluded today. The
ictnrns, % far as received, show an Ia.
crease In gains for the German liberals
aud young Clechs.
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wAsuISsroS n,srArunrs.
Nominations Not CONFIRMED. 49, Gold
Rnrs for Geld Coins

WARRINGTON, March 5.-rhe fol-
lowing nominations failed TO receive
confirmation In tho Senate: james II.
Beatty, United States District Judge
for Idaho; Lois Dies Marlr, Coinor 1T
the Min, OF New Orleans. In the case
Of Beatty the nomination was resisted
by the Idaho Senators on the ground
that he WAS an active partisan Of the
Clegett faction, which sought 10 In
validate the election of SenAtor.elect
Dubois, aud finally Senator Farewoll,
a warm friend Of Dubois, caused the
failure u the nomination by the DO.
maud that II lie over for n day, which
carried II over March 9Th.
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80 AUTHORIZATION FOR rIuLADEL-
I'uIA.

The bill providing Tor n now mint
building az Philadelphia failed to make
any appropriation, and none was made
for II In the general appropriation bills.
Therefore the act cannot he put into
effect, aud Philadelphia viii have 10
come 10 the next Congress fora $4,000
900 appropriation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-06

There are .lj constituencies In the
Dominion, which return alj members
10 the Commons, or these, eos have
been heard from. Tho general ecu.
victlOn l. that the Government b a.
secured a iair working majority.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-06

The Treasury Department Ia already
called upon, undrr the sherman amend.
nent 10 the legislative, executive aud
judicial appropriation bill, authorizing
else his discretion In the exchange OF
gold bars for gold coin, and also 70 i'm
pose u charge for such exchange.
Heretofore tho statute regulating this
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iil0li air,lriiiB.

The following wns received from
Memphis: by u dlscouricos vote N
maddencd political minority you
have bccn honorod with the Highest
compliments of your life. Millions Of
loyal anu iruc American patriots will
now heartily oNclaim, We'll done.
good, brave aul faithful servant, enter
thou deeply into their aiicctiDnate re-.
CARDS. tsisncdl William -. Moore OF
Tennessee"
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Iie 10 Landed by some OF MS Friends,
hud Admirers.

WAsirSGTuS, March 5.--spctkur
Reed hia recnlyed tho following tslc.
gam from New York: "rhe Old
Guard at The onion League club
fpnds you cordial greeting nnd approx
nj. the support and enthusiasm OF
your friends are ~ large rs the narrow
dlscguftesy OF the enemy IA small"
Among the signers are Chauncey NJ.
Depew, Cornelius n. bliss, W. II.
WuJb, George u. Sheldon, eioracs
i.n,sslls John Sloane, John jay Knox.
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From Canada show That the Govern.
meni has Secured Fair
Majority.
TEN mIHIgrrRs elected ANo
THREE DEFEATED.
Nh" Government S,on,. 10 ne ,,ciori.
ous.

prEnic March 6.--in Quebec the
n0hing began quietly this morning.
Tie whole polite force was on duty,
AMI stationed where disturbances were
likely 10 Lake pace. Tho storm yester.
Hay and last night blocsadcl tho cDun-
ity roads no badly that many voters iiv.
Ing Ter OF wrru not allie 10 reach the
polls Ia london, ont, both psrtis.
ate making strenuous efforts 90 bring
Their supporter, to The polls. a large
numior u outsiders arrived on tile
morning trains.
This election Il conceded u hp tic
hottest cvcg contested Ia this city, aud
neither party M'oycr confident.
IN Montreal thoru Is little To Indicate
ihat thls 10 election day, EXCEPT the
Knott OF men gathered on the street
cornon discussing the prospects, which
are a. yet NJ problcmhtic as ever. Tho
vote n expected TO he the largest with.
~ - memory of politicians. IL "a
b'lns quietly aud systematically
uolled.
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Memorial Presented 10 the President
la their BeiN,if

WAsuiSGroN, March 5-William
T.. Blackstone Of Chicago to-day visited
the President, ia company with Sccrc-
try Blaine, aud presented a memorial
In behalf OF the Russian Jews. Heck
planned that the memorial was the ~
suit u a conference OF Christians and
lows recently held In Chicago, aud
called especial attention 10 thc fact
that II did not nntagunize Russia, but
only sought In a peaceful way 20 give
the Jews control Of their homcr Ia
Palestine. The President listened al
trntlyely TO BlauksIonc's remarks, aud
promised 10 give the subject serious
consideration.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-06

TORONTO, March 1.-The Interest
taken Ia the result VI the elections Ia
unprecedented. Al tho Newspaper of.
Hces tonight nrc surrounded hy great
crowds. rhoGobo, Empire, lslc0rdut
aud Netta publish cartoons nur sioren.
typical Views on the canvass In front Of
their respective offices. cir johns In
creased minority was loudly cheered,
nud Carlln's defeat 10th cheered and
Cfoaned. Returns from tho country
constituencies, showing large Liberal
gains created good dvll OF cnthusi.
ann around the Gtobs office. but wero
much groancd nj, tho hmgpo aud
and telegram offices.
As the evening wore on the crowd
became greater and tho excitement
moro Intense rs the contest gave evil
dcncc Of being close.
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FUNERAL or SENATOR HEARST.
The Services nrc nri.f aud ofa simple
Character.

character.
WAsuiNGTuN, March 5.-The hiner.
~ services over ,ne remains % senator
Heafst, who died last saturday, we're
held at his late residence NJ noon 10.
day aud wefc brief and OF simple
character. Rev. Douglss ~ 81. Johns
Church tend tins Episcopal srryiuu for
thu dead. after which lie reUtci the
hymn Jesus, lover OF my soul"
The caskct rrsgel IN the large draw
ing.ronm Of the house and was hidden
IN lloml wrcaths, pillows N roses, vio-
lots and lilies Of tho valley, offerings
hcut bY The President and Mrs. Harfi-
non, Nice-prn,ident Morton, Senator
Stanford and 6lhurs.
Among the first 10 arrive nj the
house were the President and Mrf
Harrison and Secretary R,Isk, followed
by the Congressional Committee ap.
pointed 10 attend the funeral, and
General Schoneli. Gathered around
the caskot werc Mrs. Hearst, her son
William, Mrs. Banfd, aud Mrs.
iranps friends IN Washington, while
IN the room opening into the pArlor
where the body lay, were Senator
Stanford aud Mrs. STAFFORD, Senator
nnd Aln. Stewart, Senators Frye,
Gray, Cocktail, svarts, Cullom, Blair,
Cameron, Willhall, Vest, shoup and
others.
At tho conclusion Of the services
many present filed through the room
and took last look at the deceased
California Senator. Tho casket viii DO
removed from the residence Saturday
svening and viii leave here on a
special train over the Pennsylvania
road for San Francisco, accompanied
by Mrs. Hearst, her son and Con-
grossional committee.
sools rsruun Deserts fii- Dsido.
CuIoAoO, March 5.--Tho Daiy Aopg
Springfield, o.; A sensation was
caused over tho desortion by Cook
rarnum, nephew of Justice Lamar Of
Mica Emma Layton, his intended
bride. Last week Cook Farnuni Of
BOrnA Lake, Cal, went 10 Columbus,
o., to mary Emma Layton OF Waiver
lyAvonue. The wedding was 20 have
taken place yesterday, but nj the hour
eppointed Farnum did not put In An
appearance, aud this evening Miss
Layton received q letter from him,
pos.marked Springfield, In which he
Announced that he Intended " commit
tuicihe.
Farnum was for six years in the
navy, serving part II not all OF the
time on iho Aiert. lloisquilc wealthy,
md besides being interested In bornx
works he owre several oil wells IN
Southern California. Last Sunday he
visited Miss Layton aud at the same
time her employer and old friend called
10 bid her goodbye. As he WINS about
60 leave she kissed him before her
lover. Farnum remarked at the time
thnt he did not consider that right. In
his letter ho tells Miss Layton that In
his opinion she loves her employer
hnlter than himself,
The January statement Of the shiengo'
darlington nnd quincy,
CHICAGO, March 5.-The January
llatement OF the Chicago, burlington
Qaincy shows a decrease IN tho
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-05-07
LIE MONUMENT DE NELSON.

Nous Iisons dams La Putr5;e de
Montreal:
Notre confrare du Fitness est
dams %l'erreur, sill pense que l'idAe
de proposer lie displacement de Mel
son dun quarter 3 Pautre de Ia
vile, nous a etc suggeree par lie
proprietaire de l'hotel Windsor.
II y q belle lurette que les jour
naux fran9ais de Montreal ont de-
mande CO displacement aux autori-
t6s de la vile.
Nous n'oublions nuIlement com
me semble lie croire notre estima
bic confrere, que nous sommes des
sujets brltanniques, Dams lee
grandes crises, les Canadiens-fran-
gals ont dome trop d'ecletantes
preuves de leur fdelit6 a Ia cou.
rome anglaise, pour SO trou7er sans
cesse en- butte aux coupons, d pro.
pos de n'importe quelle question OF
leur opinion ne cabrera pas exac
tement avec celle de lsnrs compa
trlotes d'origine anglaisa.
Nous ayons eu la precaution dt
dire samedi, que "notre intention
: nest nullement de faire appel al
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-05-07
La l0l du Manitoba.

L'Echo DIES deuel. ont0gnes
Went de consacrer q la question des
lois scolaires du Manitoba un ar
t1ele que sa longueur nous emp6
che de reprodulre en- enter; mails
don't les liberaux a1meront q lire
les passages sulvants:
Sir John a lance son fiat de per.
s6euteur de la race franchise, en-
%laissant expiref le d6lai pour d6sa-
vouer les lniquites de la Legislature
manitobaine.
Dun trait de plume, lie gouver-
nement d'Ottawa a decret6 quill
approuvait l'abolition de notre
idiome, aussi bien que l'abol1tion
de nos ecoles s6par6es au Mantle
ba, ct les trois hommes qui pou-
yaient empechar un pareii atten-
tat politique, - Caron Chapleau
ct Langevin,-n'ont pas Gu assez
de occur pour defendre notre- h6ri-
tage national; lis ont pref6r6 s'a-
genouill-r devant ls grand chef
orangiste ct Iui baiser ees mains
sordides qui vlennent de souHetel
tout ce quill a de franeais dams
le pays.
jIG INEaa
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-05-07

LINE terrible explosion, dams
laquelle $50 personnes au moins
ont etc tu6es on bless6es, a Gu lieu
q Rome, vendredi matin q z heu-
res. Un magasin de pou3re con-
tenant environ deux cent soixante
tonnes q saute.
La commotion ressentie par tou-
te la vile de Rome a etc terrible.
Qaarante maisons ont etc demo.
lies. Ls roi Humbert accompa-
gn6 du premier m1nistre de Rudi-
nj, s'est rendu sur lie lieu du sinis-
tire ct NIT SO voiture 3 la DISPOSE
ton des ambulances pour transport
ter les bless6s aux diff6rents hopi-
taux.
La cause de l'explosion est enco-
re lncOnnue.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-05-07
CHICAGO.

L'exposition universelle aura
lieu q Chicago en- 1898. C'est 4
cette 6poque que re r6unira lie con-
gres general les Canadiens DIES
Etats-Unis. Cette Vile. est au-
jourd'hui nm centre commercial des
plus importants de CO pays. De
plus, la vile est plus cosmopolitan
ne que n'importe quelle autre vii
lie des Etats Unis, except6 New
York peut-etle. LIE recensement
de 1890 pr6sente le tableau sui
want.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-05-07

Les ouvrlers du chemin de fer
de l'Union du Kentucky, voyant
gn'on ne les payait pas, ont ARA.
che les rails de la vote sur une
|longueur de rs miles ct fait d'au.
tres degats don't la valeur est dem
lviron $4,000.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-05-07
j. G. MARQUIS, Collaborateur.
Nos lecteurs SO demandent, sans
la .3 e - ..-I

Nos lecteurs sc demandent, sans
doute, ce qua fait notre clerge,
qu'on representa- depuls 81 long.
temps CONNIE unique ct vigilante
sentinelle de nos droits.
LIE clerg6 s'est content6 de Ian
Ger dams tout le diocese, avant les
dernieres elections, une lettre pas
torale Oh pon nous mettait en- gar
de contre les dangers dune annex
Ion, don't personne ne parlait. Mails
quand tout est consomm6, quand
nos compatriotes sont 6cras6s par
la tyrannie ct qu'on a dome un bail
de cling ahn6es aux potentats mau-
dts qui p%roscrivent notre langue
ct notre fol, on fait lire dams tou-
ties les 6glises de la province I'm
mandement 6plor6 en- favour des
pers6cutes da Manitoba. Mails,
grands dieux! CO nest plus lie mo-
ment de sonner lie tocsin; ce nest
plus lheure de r6clamer le respect
qui est do q notre race ct la pro-
lection que nous garantlssent les
trait6s.
La langue FRANCHISE est done
abolie au Manitoba. On ne parle-
ra plus la-bas Get idiome m6lo-
dieux que nous parlons ave. tant
d'orgueil ct d'ind6pendance dams
la province de Quebec. LIE parti
lib4ral combattu durant la der
Mere election pour la revendica-
tion ct lie l~naintien de nos Liberties,
mails nous avons prech6 dams le
desert la bonnie parole du patrio-
tisme ct du reimbursement.
C'est Sir John qui est au pou-
voir; c'est lui qul travaille 4 re-
touffement de notre race; c'est lui
qui NOUS cingle la figure CONNIE il
Ia fat en- 1885; enfn. c'est CO veau
dor que nos compatriotes 6tourdis
par la partisannerie s'acharnent 3
adorer.
Les 6coles catalogues sont abo.
lies an Manitoba ct nous nous in
terrogeons en- ce moment pour sa-
voir comment faire la part des res
possibilities, etc.
Marc, AURELE.
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