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RUSSIAN EMANCIPATION DAY.

TINS day March ~ N the anniver.
sary OF the emancipation OF Russian
serfs by the Czar, Alexander H., IN
ls8s. II In the greatest event recorded
IN russian history. Ina country, the
political condition OF which IL 10
chaotic, It Is little wonder that with
unlimited dcspotlsm on one side, there
should be unlimited insurrectionary
tendencies on tho other. In early days
the killing OF Princes was quite com.
mon In Russia. The peasants In those
times could, however, move from one
estate 10 another, and had certain
measure Of freedom. Perhaps II was
with niview u preventing the assassina-
tlon Of men Of rank, that at the close Of
the 10Th century, an ukase was issued,
binding the peasants TO that particular
estate on which they then resided.
This was virtually system OF slavery,
little better, II any, than that at one
tlme existing In the United States. II
lasted In Russia until Alexander IL.
issued his "lmperlal Manifesto" on
March ., 1851, cmanuipatlng the seris,
To take effect two years later. Al,
though the mobiles opposed the edlct-
1t was carried into effect with littlo
disturbance.
The legislation on emancipation ac-
knowleiged the inherent right Of the
freemen TO own certain portion OF
land. Each serf, In addition 10 being
declared free, was endowed with from
five To twenty-five aciea, according to it,
fertility, and with house and orchard
attached, For this he had TO pay a certain
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-03
CONGRESS AND LEADING QUEs.
Tf0Ns.

The Flny.nnt Congress IA IA, near.
ing close. II has only few
hour more to live. The Senate, Il
IL reported, finished consideration Of
the sundry Civil and Legislative APP
ptopriation bills on the night OF the
e7tb inst. For the Industrial homr In
this city the usual $1,000 wns appropri-
ated. Senators Plumb and Vest Wig
orousIy opposed this appropriation.
Plumb IL a Republican, and one Of the
three who voted against the Mckinley
bill. Vest IA an old time Democrat.
For the rcdisirIciing and rcapportion.
mcnt Of Utah, $1,000 was also appro-
priatc1. The present Congress will
expire without doing anything on the
silver question.
The Fifty-second Congross VIII
meet In December. The question Is,
viii that take up the silver issue. The
House will DO overwhelmingly Dem.
ocratlc. The Senate will he Republic
can by n small majority. The senate,
Of course, IA for frcc and unlimited
coinage OF silver. win the Democra-
tic House align Itself on the side Of
free silver. II 20, what sction VIII Pres
idcnt Harrison take, II IL well known.
that ho Is opposed 10 free silver, hut
the San Francisco Chronicle says that
II a free coinsgc bill should pas under
the circumstances President Harrison
would approve Il. That paper also con-
tends that the Democrats viii gladly
pass free silver bill, 30 that silver
would not enter into the campaign Of
Of 1899. And II asrcria that the fir-t
thing to bc done by the next Demo-
cratic Houa. will bp u pass silver
bill. by doing this, all impcdimcnis
10 the nomination Of Grover Cleveland
for the Presidency by the Democratic
convention Ia 1892 will be- removed.
Theirs arc numbcrof orthodox Demo-
cratic newspapers which hold that no
candidate 30 openly pronounced against
free silver IN Cleveland, can be put In
nomination with TINT question un.
settled.
The Chronicle further says:
''If these conlecturas prove true the
oampalgn Of lsp2 will bo fought ON a
single issue, that Of tho tarin, and Il Is
better that IL should be. liy no kind or
ingenuity can the question be made
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II. q. wEBBIlIs. ~mpt.

"Ata special meeting OF the Lum-
Der Dealers Association, held nj the
pilice OF the Burton.Gardncr Company,
Friday evening, the 10th lust, the FOL.
lowing resolution was adopted, and
signed by members Of the Exchange;
"whcfeas the present Lien law OF
fers very impcffect projection 10 lum-
Der dealers, unless sold direct To the
owner, aud
Whereas, many contractors have
found II convenient 10 take advantage
Of the situation by figuring no low TINT
no one could hopa 10 compete who
made calculation ON paying for ina
tcrlal, thereby working hardship on
coplTnctor who expect 10 pay ucir
biils, therefore be II
Resolved, Tint after the lat. day Of
March, 1891, all lumber dealers of this
city In selling material In excess Of
500 shall do 70 only upon the written
order OF the owner or agent.
Signed,
Taylor, Romnoy, Armstrong Co.,
Sierra Nevada lAiniher Co.,
Salt Lake Building a Mfg. Co.,
Carey-l.ombard Lumber Co.,
j. w. Eardley,
Mason a Co.,
VIM. Asper 4 Co.,
GEO. Bcggs ~ Co.,
Angel Brothers,
10th Ward Lumber and Building
Association,
Morrison, Merrill a Co.,
The Blrton-t'ardncr Co.,
Parker a Dopue,
w. II. Cannon,
l.eaver, Conrad n Co.,
Pacific Lumber and Building
90.
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tax TO the government for IA number Of
years. or course the landowners were
also compensated by the Government.
The land laws Of russia, strange TO
say, are among the best existing In any
country In Europe. In fact every
farmer In Russia, is a land and house
owner. But tradesmen, laborcrs, aud
wagcworkers in general, generally are
the most wretchcd on earth.
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NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

NENN Nv NttFibIts
The Emprosa OF Austria IL about 10
make n pilgrimage to the Holy Lard.
a reciprocity treaty with Venezuela,
on the same lines NJ that with Brazil,
ia almost completed.
Governor Wiley, Of Idaho, has We
t0ed the bureau ~ immigration bill.
u provided n salary Of $1,000 u year for
manager. but u lacked la advertising
particulars for Idaho.
In Germany $500, 900 women earn
their living by industrial pursuits, In
England i,OOl, 900, Ia France 2, T50, 900.
Ia Austria. Hungary 3,5O0,OOO and In
tho United States 2,1O0,OOO
Statesman quay and Statesman his.
marck have two points Ia common.
They are both tunibling into nm abyss
u unpopularity. MIR. Quay, however,
Is considerably further advanced In his
descent than Mr.. bismarck.
at IA impossible,v says contcm.
porary, Cor Mr.. Cleveland TO please
the New York Sun" IL Il believed
that Mr.. Cleveland could please the
Sun, however, although n natural dis
w.. ioi s"ie'uu pio''n's MN ''oin wy
'"s " w w.
,Mbon conies rom ber,,n ,nn nm,
be compelled to RETRO. The Emperor
thinks that Caprivi's diplomacy has
retarded tho establishment Of friendly
relations between Germany anu
f'""ce'
Railroads between Chicago and
Kansas City af. MOI making operating
.Ap,hses, Tue ioiccs are cut uDwh 70
,io lowest hvniihnle sianuhfu. Ir.nir
, M IalIen OH one hali Tor the month OF
r,eoIuniy' sun 'hc ofangefs are alter
uho roaas.
Samuel Gompcrx. tho Trades Union
leader, IN Mt tho Templetou Hotel. He
will liz, given n r,,,.,tIon toniyht a.
MARKS HAL, and afterwards grand
usnllueht ~ We iempie,on dlniny
.uom. ihe flumuers anu steam
"tteis ohioh ~ uolng inc honors.
Tint po,try of Tennv,on,s IA mt NJ
n high orl,r. ~. know n salt Iak.
JuJv, who has uritt,.n n,uch h.tt,.r
po.try and All moi GO, a ,,IcLei n wort
iar n T.nnvson yot i.n doil.,s , ,,o,i
for hi. latcst ,o.u, Tha I,,dgo ,.'r,,...
frnm sentlment moi for p,onev'
the scenc NJ an .t,e,nn,cd bisbwsv
robbery, on the Md inst. Two tramts
boarded the train. not far fn,m Chica.
20, One was nrtncd with "A club. I'M,
other with a revolver. They attached
the Passenger. hut two bnkomen
armed with rockers, drove the nigh.
waymen OH.
-.
40 one nes-i suffer much Through
.ympalhy Tor senator lngalps down
tal. Inc SENATOR VIII no, exactly
stafye. ltunnspiFes that he hat $500.
w slowed away against the rainy day
when the senatorial doors are closed
anu tho congressional ghost iaiis TO
WIKI
Tlp Salt Lake IunusfrinI hnp,a for
women has cost up % date SIS, 900.
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notice.

ylNHERE Will. HE A MEETING OF rms
L stockholders OF the Utah stove aud nnTd.
ware Company, vi its ailco, No. "a and +. Had
fifft hOnfi street, salt Lake City. ilitah IN
Thursday. the 18th day of March. A. D. ism at
y m, Tor The purpose Of amending Ariioo
5 Won Of the Article of incorporation, y IN.
creasing thr capital stock OF said COMPUTATION
10 one Hundred Thousand nollau.
JOHN II. wiSDLI, Jr,
uId secretary.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

VyE ilEl,lili GIVE NOTICE 10 rnE
w World, that the co.partuersh,p hereto
fore eNihtmR between irnfy Conn, Frederick
~. Auerhach anti Samuel n, AuaI bach, under
thr nrin name o Henry COIN 4 Co., ana oar-
county OF salt Lake. Territory u ituh. mas
hem tlis daY hissalyeh hy mutual consent.
Henry uohn, Individually, ~ carry on tho busi,
hnss ~ The Old htnnd under tho nhmo and alyis
OF HiNni Cons 4 TO-, aud said Aurrliai'h
Dros. having no interest therein.
And the sald Henry u0hn will collect all ae.
claims against the IRA.
THIS lhtl day q January, A, y. 1891.
hfNhi OOiiN,
FREDERICK ~. AUlRHACH,
hAMtELIi AZ Ei.iiACn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-06

SAN DIEGO, Cal, May 0.-Last even.
Ing United States Marshal Gard seized
the GILLIAN steamer Hoia, which has
been receiving supplies here and placed
schooncrs robert and Ihnnis and n
warship have been lowering around
the entrance TO the harbor 10 receive
the supplies taken on board the Adid.
Orders have been received from
Secretary Blaine TO seize both vessels
II found within tho twelve mile limit
and Marshal Gard aud collector Berry
went out In different tugs for that pur-
pose last evening. Up 10 two O'Clock
this morning no word has been received
from either officer.
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evidence a. eau he procured to con.
clusively show that the preservation 81
the trees or timber ON the land de
scribod IA not required for the
public good, but that its use
rs lumier or other product and
for the purposes named In the ap.
pllcntion II public necessity "
deemed for public interest, the desired
permission will be granted.
In order that farmers who desire 10
have the forests preserved In the inter-
Get Of the water supply Tor Irrigation
and that ill Others having adverse IN
terests may have due notice. OF such
applications, tho parties making the
application shall cause TO be publlshed
al least once week for three consccu.
tive weeks In newspaper In general
circulation In the State, District and
Territory and also In a newspaper
In the county or where there IL
more than one county, In each OF Tue
counties wherein the lands are stu
atcd, aud q printed copy Of the pub
lishcd notices must he submitted with
the application, together with the
affidavit OF the Publisher or foreman OF
each newspaper, attached thereto,
showing that the same has been sue
cessively inserted the requisite num-
her OF times, aud the dates thereof.
Cutting OF removing any timber from
public lands described IN the applica-
lion by or for the applicant, before au.
thorlty has been officially granted by
the Secretary Of the Interior, VIII rem.
der the party No offending liable to
trespass aud subject his application TO
fejection. 4,
Saw mill owners, lumber dealers and
others who In any way, manner or
cause procure timber TO be cut or re-
moved from public lands In violation
Of tho law or these rules and reguln'
lions, whether directly or by men In
their employ, or Indirectly through
guilty OF trcspass with individuals
who actually cut or remove such tim.
ber, and are alike liable to criminal
prosecution.
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THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
Judicial Opinion In the ferry.Lundin
Mining Casc.-Other Business.

LII. -. -. At ,tt 49,,
'uus' "ahe CAV" hS uevision 'his
morning In the case OF William NJ.
Ferry vs.. Andrew Lundin ct al,
which eone.rns In, o,,,si,,n NJ ovn.,.
.,,.' So 49," :, " .""N'
snip VI '"e No''h ioie anu Nofthianu
mines, IN the vicinity OF Park City.
The value Of the property involved In
the dlsput. amounts Ia. n "a said e.
ono oon r,,. 80, 49, ~
oVV'V''' '"' '.'Ai VI ,ho ACTION mas
consumed nearly four days, and has
been fought with much determination
by tho counsel on ,lth,r iii.
IA. uona. 49, .'u.'
m i'o"of 'e''eweu the facts
ana circumstances In detail and
cited several passages OF law
bearIng nm IN, ouss,Ion n, Ian. T...
.,,' '''.'' i"o
a''uehce' "o Sa'u' was somewhat con-
hicting on certain points. The plain
til, In his opinion. however. hal
proyed that n, w.. entitled 10 . ,ar, :,
~, -. W." par W
'"o oiai"i, anu no "ouiu nave Judg'
ment for that portion; but the fact tbnt
he had described more land would not
render the adverse claim invalid. A
United states surveyor made n survey
Of this property before the application
annrov.J hv ,ha s,,r. ,ars, anu WI" Was
IHdy. lsy Ssu'asyo,r,sonei. ne
M. goy.rnn,, y, - ~. U, opon .nN
now ar ~. ca,,.s ~. oniua o.a.es
ihat III. ioaa,I'',. ~ ", wVuiu hot say
and drnriv.J H. vas avsoIu'e,y YOU
claim nnI ,hs ,.o,L .,'s " ehei.
done on The cla,v Nv IT,. .ney hsu
o,b., wo,i. ha III Yen years, In
mold tbat Xxi, Ieca,,on ~. uisposeu 70
land claim yas v. uo No,tn-
nuII,tv. nn, ,.,rss absolute
yaliI' III. w..I.,, eshru ~ as
seemed IN hs Tho, shs ~ evidence
propertv were driv.a A s OH the
prettv drmiv anJ ,oa. nv ne ground
al least an. ar two ~ ,h.pn ,sc%i around
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by consent Of defendant, this case was
continued for the ctm.
The case OF William Pcrego Va. An.
drew Lundin et nj. was also continued
by consent OF counsel.
The case Of William Perrlgo We.
william II. Dodge ct al, another min
ing suit, involving nh application In
the Land Office for a patent, was taken
up. aud IN expected to 70 on until noon
tomorrow. +. l.. Williams Is the
plaintiffs attorney, and Arthur Brown
and w. II. Dickson represent the de-
PENDANTS.
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TOPEKA, Kans., May 0.--Comman.
der.in-chief Webb, OF the Sons OF Vet
Grams, today issued n general order
giving tho result Of the court-martIal Of
Walter \. Payne, Of Foatoria, Ohio,
ex.commander.in-chief, charged with
embczLlt mont Of orders of money. The
verdict was tho dishonorable discharge
from the order, which was approved by
the commander-in-chlef.
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wooDrEll, Ohio, May 6.-Hcnry
Blncklcy, Harry Webb and Daniel
Bincklcy have been arrested for the
robbery last August Of Michael shelby
a farmer living near here, OF sl2,OoO.
Shelby and his wifi. were bound aud
gagged by four masked men. The lat.
Ter Is dying from the treatment she re.
cviycd. Thc men will also be prose-
cuted for murder.
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WASHINGTON, May o. - Commits.
sioner Carter Of the General Land
OfIice, with the approval OF Secretary
ceivers an important circular letter OF
Instructions which shall govern In
carrying into effect the sections OF tho
general land act, March 3rd, 1891,
relating to cutting timber from
public lands, these sections only
TO apply TO the States Of Columbia,
Montana, Idaho, North Dakota, South
Dakotn, Wyoming and Nevada, the
Territory Of Utah and the District Of
Alaska. The important features OF tho
circular are tho following; "5ettlers
upon public lands, miners, farmers and
other bona fide residents In either
States, District or Territory named In
this not, who have not sufficient sup
plyof timber on their own claims or
lands for hrewood, fencing or building
purposes, or for necessary use In the
developing Of mineral or other natural
resources Of lands owned or occupied
by them, are permitted 10 procure tim.
ber from public lands, strictly for the
purposes enumerated In this section,
but not for sale or disposal or use on
other lands or by other persons, but
this section shall ,not be construed 10
give the right TO chit timber on any mp.
propriated or received public Lands;
and the Secretary Of the Interior has
reserved tho right prescribed 10 revoke
such privileges.
Persons, firms or corporations who
desire 10 cut timber from public lands
for purposes of merchandise or for any
other use whatsoever, other than Ms
defined In sections 2, 3 and I OF these
regulations, must first submit an mp
plication therefor, In writing 10 the
secrtafy q the interior, designating
The lands by sections, township and
mngc, ~ surveyed, aud II I'M
surveyed then describing the
lands by their natural boundaries and
estimated acres therein. They must
also define the character OF the land
and trees or timber growing thereon,
giving an estimate m 10 tho quantity
OF each kind, stating which particular
Kind or kinds they desire authority
TO cut or remove anu the specified pur.
pose or purposes for which the timber
OF product thereof IN required. The
application must be- sworn TO and wit
Messed by not lcss than four reliable
snu responsible citizens Of the State,
pisufict or Territory In which the land
nnluated aud WHO reside IN the To-
amIi'y OF the particular land described.
me petitioner or petitioners should
ALSO submit with the application such
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NEw YoWs. May o. Tnc Advisory
board Of the Western Traffic nssVcia.
ton began Ia session this morning.
All lines were represented except the
Southern Pacific. Hughitt presided.
Leeds, OF tho Missouri Pacific, was Mt
the hotel but not nj the NEE lug. He
expects 10 be beard by the board. Jay
Gould was present for the Missouri
Pacific.
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PARIS, May O.-The customs com.
mittce OF the chamber Of deputies has
decided that the duty ON wheat shall
be reduced 10 three.quarters, the re-
duciion TO hold good for one year. The
same committee has decided that the
duty on corn shall not be roduted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-06

LONDON, May 6.-The result OF the
election held yesterday for the success
sor In parliament TO the late Edward
Greene who represented the northwest
division Of Suffolk, shows that the
Gla,istonians have gained another VIE
tory. Baron stern, a Gladstonian, was
elected.
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LONDON, May GAN increase OF the
Bank Of England rats IA likely In View
OF the probable withdrawal Of gold.
Russia Is angry over Rothschild's ac-
tion calling In tho balances In the
European capitals. The bour-es arc
much disturbed remembering the re-
suit OF such recalls In the cnses Of the
Compton Dies Compte and the Earrings
crisis. The leading bankers are lees
npprchcnsivc, knowing that such VIM
dictivc action will cndanger any future
Russian loan, while Russia knows that
the stocks arc too heavily held In
Europe, aud that Rothschiid's action
will cause n permanent depreciation.
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FLoREscE, May Z. William Jacques,
an American from Newton, Mas, WINS
out driving with his daughter ycstcr.
day, when mob Of people pursued his
carriage, pclted II with stones, aud
severely Injured his daughter who In.
toriered In his defense.
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ST.. Louis, May CA meeting Of
the ~. Louis and San Francisco RAIL-
way company was held here this morn.
Ing. No business was transacted and,
according 10 previous agreement, the
meeting adjourned TO May 9Th.
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He Pleads Gnilty 10 Conspiracy aud
Is Sentenced 10 One Years
imprisonment.
BLAINE ORDERS rHr SEIZURE
OF GILLIAN VESSELS.
Important Features OF a Circular Let
ter from Commissioner Carter
Concerning the Land Act.
by Telegraph to tho Srwsi
CAPTAIN vGRNEY.
Ne IL Sentenced .. one Years I'm.
pris0umeut.

Ne ts Sentenced to one Years I'm.
prisonment.
LONDON. May 0.--Captain Verncy,
member Of the Parliament, today plead
not guilty 10 the charge Of procuring
a governcss, Miss Brookett, for I'm.
moral purposes, but plead guilty OF con-
spiracy 10 procure her. Captain Yer.
ney was then sentenced 10 one years
imprisonment without hard iabor.
During the trial the c0urt was packed
with people eager 10 witness the sensa.
lions Of the case. Captain Verpey,
though downcast In appearance, plead
In firm voice.
Counsel for defense, In his plea for
the prisoner, alluded 10 the prisoner's
distinguished services In Crimca and
the parliament and, undoubtedly, won
sympathy for the disgraced cx.nnval
ofiicor. The recorder, Ia sentencing
Captain Verncy, said that he had come
TO the conclusion through the evidence
given that the case Of Miss Nellie
Breckett WINS not the only case Of pro
curation In which the captain had been
implicated and therefore he could not
lean towards tho side Of mercy 30 much
as he could have done had II been an
isolated case.
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81. JOINS, n. H., May 0.-Nine
bodies have been recovered from the
wreck OF the bark Liei0a and one more
was seen, but could not be rescued.
The bodies were buried on the beach.
The only survivor Is Alexander Ella.
son.
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WESTERN SHOE AND DRY GOODS CO,

All our Silks and Vevets
Novelty Spring Suitlngs and Fancy Dros
Goods
Novelty Dress Trimmings and Fancy Drosi
Buttons
French Flannels and SILK Warp Tonn
Flannels
Pure Slollian Cloths and BrlIllantlnos
Scotch and French Zephyr Cloths. YER,
fine assortment
Sateons In tho Newest Designs. very hand
some
Ladies' Tea Gowns, Wrappers and Watkins
suits, In great assortment
LADIES', Misses, Chldren's and Bah,
Cloaks, Jackets, Capes, ETC.. lncludlnc
an elegant limo OF Spring and Summer
Shawls and Skirts
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scanrr, 20 ra.. lst South, Soaps.


Grand special sale
At Salt Lake Equitable Coop. In
May. Lowest prices. Particulars VIII
follow.