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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-07
NIGHT BRiNaETH LIGHT.

The night doth hold within its shadowy
hands
The fair white light of morn;
And winter hides within its icy bands
The blossoms and the corn.
While all the glory of the noontide hour
Must rade away in gloom,
And all the dover of summer sun and flower
Must pass as to the tomb.
So beauty, when most beautiful confessed,
Is tending to decay;
And joy, alas! when joy is at its best,
Is vanishing away.
But sorrow opens to our wondering eyes
Fair visions not of earth,
And pain revealeth the sweet hopes that rise
When courage hath its birth.
For darkness holds within its shadowy hands
The fair white light of morn,
And death and pain are but the icy bands
OF joys as yet unborn.
Helen X. Wilson in Woman's Journal.
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India in the Commons.

LONDON April I'm the commons TODAY
secretary Ferguson, replying to questions as TO
tne troubles in India, said the viceroy had tele-
gfaphed that he would speedily restore order in
the disturbed districts
Lobouchere made vigorous effort to have the
items Tor the repair Of Kensington and Kew
paIdees. stricken out, saying they were useless.
LLeEelyan ylgo rously defended the palaces as
historic monuments. Labouchere's motion was
rejected. '
Waddy, Gladstonian, moved 10 reduce the an
PIOPrlaloh Tor the maintenance Of Bushey
SAID, which permitted the Duke of Nemours a
wealthy trenchman, to occupy Bushey house
az the expense OF the English people. His mo-
ton, however, was rejected.
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Designs for Subsidiary Coins.

WAsHINGroH, Apri G.-Director Of the Mint
Lesch, viii ISSUE q circular tGrno:rol, TO ar
fists for new designs for subsidiary coins. Tho
general features Of the present coins will be
preserved 10 . considerable extent. The coins
10 be changed are The silver dollar, half dol
lar. quarter dollar and dime These changes
are to Be made under tho act passed at the last
session OF Congress- which appropriated Slsn-
COO Tor the purpose, and is available july i
Director Leech thinks that from 100000 10
100000 Of The unavailable assets OF 'S9GOO1 001
in the treasury can he re-coined with this an
preparation. The gold coins are considered sat
isfactory. and it is thought viii not be changed
The designs, after being selected will not he
changed Tor twenty-five years.
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wyoming Stock Convention.

CTEEYAHHF. Wyo.. April Especial telegram
10 THE HERALD lin the delegates TO the state
stoei, convention the town contains the owners
or representatives OF every hoof il tie state.
hauge owners are feeling better than since the
boom. The winter was mild with plenty Of
moisture. and the spriug is or with grass sprout-
ing and they say tecs is bullion John Clay
~, was elec5ed 10 serve a second term as presi-
oent OF The association, ard Senator Carey was
gusde ouGirmsu OF the executive committee
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Trouble in the Railway brotherhood.

GALEsBURG, ILL.,, April 6.-S. E. Wilkinson.
grand master of the brotherhood of Railway
Trainmep, has discharged Charles T. Sails
bury, John c. Glen, Charles W. Flanders, John
O'Rourke and R. S. Bodman, grand trustees of
that organization. The reasons for this. Wilk-
1nson said, were usurpation of authority and
failure to make proper examination of the
books of various officials
Salisbury, of this city, one of the trustees.
denies the authority of Wilkinson to discharge
them and says that they are still serving re-
gardleSS of the order
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Arrest Of Rioters and Deputies.

P1TTsBURG. April 6.-Though everything is
quiet affairs in the coke region to-day were de-
cidediy interest TO both sides. The operators
made determined effort 10 start several OF
their plants which met with but doubtful sue
CESS. The strikers devoted themselves TO look
ing after strassglers, ana kept away from the
works. But few men are working in each plant.
Several companies, however. have notified the
sheriff OF Fayetts county that they intend 10
start 10 morrow or later in the week and that the
county VIII be held responsible for the DAMAGE
il their works are not guarded The militia are
sull held here, their presence being guarantee
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The Canadian Officials in Washington.

WASHINGTON, April 6.-Accompanied by Sir
Julian Pauncefote, the Canadian cabinet Of
metals called upon Secretary Blaine at his home
Just before noon to-day. Their stay was but a
lew moments, and on returning to the hotel they
announced they We're about to leave Washing
ton. President Harrison has signified his de-
sire to be present at the conference and as his
coming trip west would Interfere, it was
thought best to postpone the negotiations until
such time as the President could give the mat
Ter MS attention. Messrs. Foster and Thomp-
son VIII leave Washington this afternoon for
ottawa, and Upper will go to London. He
turn 10 Washington which VIII be as soon as
the President can conveniently give his atten-
ton to the denominations
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Strike Of Burlington switchren

LINCOLN. Neh., April "a strike OF all the
switchnen about sixty-lye employed by the
Burlington & Missouri in this city, was inaugu-
rated to-day. The company recently found il
necessary 10 barge several men. The
SNltchmen's uniCn prepared 4 list OF the men
whom II desired should be retained. Dut the
comp luv declined TO comply, with the result
thai all the inca are quitting. II is not believed
the strike viii effect the other departments.
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Bic srike in the Pearl Mine.

BELLEVUE, Ida, April Especial telegram
- TIE DECENTRALIZATION and Steen have
struck nineteen inches of ore in the Pearl a re-
location of the Dead Shot, one of the early loca-
lions on Wood river. The ore goes over $500 in
silver and GO per cent. in lead. Roth parties
are jubilant over the prospects. The strike is
tie talk OF the town, and it means that the east
side Of Wood river will come to the front None
but the owners OF the mine are allowed ad-
ruftranca
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Rumored Marriage of Parnel1

LONDON, April GA sensation was caused in
the lobby OF the commons this evening by n
rumor that Parnell had been privately married
since the OShea divorce proceedings. Ac-
cording to this rumor the LADY Pa-neJI no.ielI
Is not Mrs o Shea. Several Parnellites i'm the
commons were interviewed but refused to saw
more than that the mystery Of their Leaders,
Parnell's character, wilt shortly be exnIairod
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Murdered for Money.

P1TTsBTRG April 6.-John L. Gonzawlis, a
woodenware worker, was found dead near West
Liberty, Pa, this morning, with a bullet hole
through mis- head and his pockets rifed. He
was engaged TO young lady named Maggie
Smith with whom he spent the evening Ieav-
ing shortly before midnight. He had in his
possession 81 $50 which he was to pay on home
There is no clue to the murderers
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The Charleston Not Ready for saa

WASHINGTON, April Ct is stated at the
navy department that the cruiser Charleston.
which was reported as being under orders TO
proceed TO Honolulu, will not be ready for sea
Tor at least ten days or a fortnight. The navy
department mas not yet decided where to send
the Charleston, but VIII select her destination
when she Is ready for sea according TO the
necessities OF the hour
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Proctor's Return to Washington.

WASHINGTON, April 6.-No one at the war de-
partment knows OF any telegram having been
sent to Secretary Proctor requesting his return
The secretary telegraphed last Friday he wouId
leave San Francisco for Washington Mondav
gramme in visiting the military posts of the
south and Pacific coast, and if he has decided
to curtail his trip, it is probably because he
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Cardinal Lavigerie Conseerates African Cru
saders.

ALGIERs, April 6.-At Bismarck, in the
presence OF a eoncourse of Euroreans and ma
lives and a large number of bishops. Cardinal
Eiavlgerie consecrated the ''Freres Ar1nes dn
Sanard. me aim OF the band is TO combat
slavery. When slavery is abolished tba
Drothers VIII devote themselves to projecting
the Feeble establishing in the Sahara q center
!or tne care OF the sick and opening the interior
70 tne clvlllzed world. The Pope had alreadv
promised to devote his jubilee offerings 10 fine
work of abolishing slavery. ~ '-i0
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-07
BELLEVUE ELECTION
It Results in the Choice ola DEM
Ocrat for Mayor.
WYOMING STOCK CONVENTION
All the Cattlemen iu the State Represented
Prospects for Good Year-A Big
Strike in the Pearl Mine.

BELLEUE, Ida. April Especial telegram TO
THE HERALD.l-The city election today re-
suited in the choice OF L. Young for mayor over
J. Terry Both arc Democrats. The election was
based on the issue between the water company
and the city government. Tho former claimed
90 cents on SOD for the fire protection afforded,
1ne best il the state. The latter acknowledges
The city Indebtedness for half tho same, but has
laid nothing. The result IS a pleasant surprise,
and two OF the city council-clect have neither
paid their city taxes nor been advertised be
cause o! their delinquency.
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Risk Has NO Official Nntin0

WASHINGTON, April 6-Speaking about the
cabled statement of the removal Of the EMBARGO
on pork by Germany, Secretary Rusk said this
evening that he had no official notification of IL
When the inspection law of March Swas passed
ne caused It's provisions to be communicated 10
the German government through the DEPART
meut OF state and Minister Phelps. The secre-
tarys belief is that though we have received no
official notice OF the embargo we can look for
long
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No Orders for tbe CharIes,on.

WASHINGTON, April Ga dispatch from Den
yer last night stated that orders had been re-
ceiveG by Admiral Brown at San Francisco
directing that the cruiser San Francisco sail
"Wednesday for Chilli and the cruiser Charles
ton return to Honolulu al once to guard Amer-
can interests. Secretary Tracy when shown
the dispatch said ii was entirely erroneous. no
such orders had been given
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Blaine Misunderstood Faya,s Nore.

LONDON, April 6.-The Times Rome special
says: The arrival of the text of Baron Favas
first note showed the misunderstanding was due
to Blaine's interpreting his demand for a trial
as demand for conviction The ministry
mand for recognition of the principles of inter
national justice. Excitement has entirely sub
sided
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An Important Decision by Secretary Noble

WASHINGTON, April 6.-Secretary Noble to-
day rendered decision rejecting applications
TO perfect about forty three entries under the
timber and stone acts made by members OF the
Kaweah cooperative colony in California. now
within the Sequoia National park reservation.
created by the acts of Congress approved Sept.26.
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jay Gould in st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, April 6.-Jay Gould and party ar
rived in the city this morning. Gould said: ST
am on my regular inspection tour ana will take
a look at the lines of the southwestern system,
ana while here will confer with the officials with
reference to various matters connected with the
roads. He declined TO say anything in refer
ence TO tariff matters
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-07
Divided Snccesses in Ohm

FINDLAy, Ohio, April 6.-Returns from vari-
Gus cities in northwestern Ohio on the munich
pals elections to-day, indicate the Democrats
carried the cities of Findlay, Napoleon, Def
ance, WaHakonetta, Lima, Upper Sandusky:
while the republicans are successful in Toledo
Fostoria, Bowling Green, North Baltimore and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-07
The 0'Shea Divorce Case.

DUBLIN, April Captain O'Shea in a letter
acknowledging the receipt of an apology from
Rev. Father Furlong who had during the
course Of political address enormously staten
the household expenses of the O'Shea family
We're sald by Parnel, limited the Shea ParneiI
aIvorce case will probably be re-opened. and
that should this be done, further revelations
damaging to Parneu will be made
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Judge Champlin Returned in Micb,ran.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, april 6-The vote in
the state to-daY for a justice of the supreme
oouIt and two regents Of the university, was the
smallest ever known. Returns at midnight are
meagre, but the indications are that Judge
Champlin. Democrat Will be returned TO the
supreme court by 1000 to 5000
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busted themselves with the cash drawer and in
1ntlmidating the solitary waiter on duty. The
latter grappled with one of them and was fred
upon and slightly wounded. The shots attracted
the police, who chased the robbers into their
quickly surrounded and after a sharp struggle
all OF the desperadoes were captured. One po-
liceman was wounded.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-07
A Grand Army Celebration

WASHINGTON. April 6.-The ouarto certor-
NAL OF the organization the Grand Army of tho
Republic was celebrated in this citv tyi,E+ ~.
nn9ldlng union services IN the MetropoIita11
Methodlst Episcopal church under the atIspices
vi tne posts OF the department OF the Potomac
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The Chicago Death Rate.

CHICAGO, April 6.-The death rate last week
was the highest ever known in Chicago, the
figures reaching 800, OF which soy We're fr,rn
throat and lung diseases. To-day was brirht
end dry and marked falling OF IL the de5Jh
rate was noted,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-07
The sleen East Mach Enden

DETROIT. April 6.-The sleep fast" of 16s
hours ended to-day. George Cunningham was
the only one of the contestants TO complete the
prescribed limit Townsed, the old time
pedestrian, kept awake l5) hours and then col
lapsed He exhibits symptoms of insanity
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Edwin Eberman. Lumber. Assigns.

LANCASTER Pa, Adril edwin Eberman,
one Of the leading lumber dealers of the state,
made an assignment to-day. His liabilities are
estimated at between $4,000 and $780, 900. His
assets, consisting chiefly of lumber and real
estate In this city, are believed to be more than
enough to cover his debts
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Matching n Plot

Customer-Will this ribbon tie nicely
into hangman's knot?
Clerk think so, sir.
Customer-Then I'll take it. It's for NV.
wife's dog.-Cloak Review.
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The DaiIr.Farrel Firht

PHILADELPHIA, April 6.-The fight between
Jim Daily, OF this city, ana Pat Farrell, of
Pfttshurg, was stopped by the police tonight at
the end OF the third round Daily having the
best OF it at the time. The referee awarded the
fight to Daily ~
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JourneYmen Pnintters striho

NEW YORK, April Ga thousand iourneymen
painters struck here to-day 10 enforce the de
mand for higher wages. 1t is reported nun.
t Der OF nrms had yielded and granted the adj
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me- secretarr Srarts East.

SAN FRANCISCO April 6.-Secretary Proctor
started east tonight 1t is presumed the de-
cision Of President Harrison to soon on his trip
and the desire the secretary 10 consult with
him has something to do with IT,
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Judge James Fitzzames stephen to Retire

LONDON, April cit is announced on good
authority that Judge Stephen, whose mind is
said TO have become impaired owing to the an
noyances and worry lie was subject TO during
and after the trial of the celebrated Maybrick
poisoning case at Liverpool will retire from
the bench to morrow
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Investigating the Galeua Accident

NEW YORK, Apail 6.-The board of naval in
quiry which was ordered TO convene by Secre-
tary of the Navy Tracy to try the commanders
of the Galena and Nina for allowing their YES
sells TO ground recently, held its first session at
the Brooklyn navy yard to-day The session
was secret and was devoted mainly to organfza-
ton.
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wishes 10 see the President before the latt
leaves Washington on his western tour
United States Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, April 6.-The supreme court of
the United States to-day affirmed the judgment
OF the circuit court of the United States for the
district Of Colorado in favor of the Maxwell
Land Grant company in the suit brought
against that company by the Interstate Land
company 10 recover large tract of land in Las
Animas county, Colorado.
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Piercing the North Sea Canal Dam.

KEEL. April 6.@he ceremony Of piercing the
dam of the North Sea canal tool, nIace I'd,
emperor William made the breach and the
water poured in in immense volumes
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Counterfeirers CAPTURED.

PEORIA, April 6.-Edward Peterson. John
Wood and Grant Shoup, three young men living
at Miner, Tazewell county, have been arrested
charged with counterfeiting. All their tools and
half bushel of counterfeit nickels were cap
t11re
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Clereland Elects Rennbicans.

CLEVELAND, April 6-Hon. William G. Rose,
Republican candidate for mayor, was elected
to-day by majority OF about three thousand.
The entire Republican ticket, with the excep-
hon OF city treasured, was elected
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Cincinnati Elects A RepubIican Ticket

CINCINNATI April 6.-The entire Republican
city ticket was elected here by majorities rang
ing from 100 TO go. John Is. Mosley. candidate
for mayor, had the smallest majority on the
ticket. Out OF thirty members of the board of
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Dubuque Strongly Democratic.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, April 6.-The entire Demo
cratic CITY ticket was elected. Stewart's ma
lorty is soc. All the Republican candidates for
aldermen acre defeated. Those elected are:
Three Democrats and two Independents.
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Keokuck Goes Democratic.

REoKUCK, Ia. April 6.-The municipal cleo
ton held to-day, resulted in the reelection of
Craig, Democrat. for mayor The other Demo
cratic nominees were also victorious.
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of peace. The strikers still hope for a compro-
mise. Up to tonight several Morewood rioters
have been arrested, and eight deputies who did
the shooting. The justice held those charged
WITH rot and carrying concealed weapons IN
$1,000 bail; while the deputies, charged with
murdEr- Mnre relaa sed IN S2ll
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German Embargo on American Port

BERLIN April ct is announced that Ger
many has definitely resolved to withdraw the
embargo upon American pork. Official notice
will probably be delayed some time in view -
certain negotiations going on between Germany
ana the United States
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Columbus. O., Elects Democrats.

COLUMBUS Ohoio. April 6.-The Democrats
elected their city ticket by majorities ranging
up to twelve hundred with one exception
member OF the board of public works. The
Republican majority in the city last fall was
ahnnt five hlInd...l
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Six Chicago Desperaaoes Captured.

CHICAGO, April Six men entered the Far
well house cafe late tonight, and while TWO pre-.
scented revolvers at the cashier. the other four
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Helena,s Council Tied.

HELENA, Mont, April 6.-At The municipal
election to-day. the Republicans elected the
city Ticket, ana five of the eight aldermen. The
council is a tie politically.
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P. t. Balnum sinking Eap;aIv.
The Religious Fight in Canada.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, April 6.-The veteran
Snowman, p 7. Barnum. took change for the
worse late tonight and is sinking raDidlv
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METEOROLOGICAL LOCAL RECORD.
SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, April 6, 1891.
(Signal servicel

Maximum temperature 67.2
Minimum temperature 800
Mean temperature, 81; for IL years, 4S; ex-
cess, &.
Deficiency OF temperature since January /,
1891, 1874.
Deficiency of temperature since April 1,
1891, 81.
Rainfall. 600; mean daily, IL years. oOs
inches; deficiency, LOS inches.
Excess Of rainfall since January |, 1891,
0.SS inches.
Deficiency Of rainfall since April l. 1891, O46
inches.
p. II. FITzMAURICE,
Observer Signal Corps.