Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-28

ia apostolic simplicity, ana ne auppuvh
~ rtruRresSive crecds. lie said the
resurrection was an absurdity, anu
that no intelligent mind could accept
such doctrine. He says that me
churches are TRUSTING upon their iol.
lowers aipcratitions which are barriers
70 true faith.
Twenty-Five thousand Turkomans
who live compactly together IN ,he
southwest corner Of the trans-ta-plsu
province have Just been discovered ny
The ccnsus-laker. Russia lid not know
Of their existence before. they htc
probably moi grateful for the discovery
rs they will hereafter he afflicted WIN
the Russian tax collector. and VIII ~
compelled 10 help bear tho burdens OF
government even though they have u
very poor opinion Of Its benefits.
Tho New York San win soon have
another tall tower. The pans ior .
steel structure thirty-iour stories high
submitted by Bruce Price, archii.ei,
| have been accepted. The area OF the
present Sun building IL my feet on
| Park Row aud fifty feet ON Frani0rt
street. The architect proposes 20 erect
| a thirty-four story building, $50 feet III
I nlhltuuta WI WIS NiAts - - So"
archie. NJ tho main entrance ON fnrk
Row, on top Of which viii be granite
and marble, and above this will Else q
straw.colorcd structure Of steel, which
Il rs simple In design as the washing
ton monument. This will rise twenty
stories and then will be n gallery In the
style OF the Italian Renaissance, with
| columns and pilastere. a structure
reaching 10 n point will surmount the
building instead ola dome or tower.
The Vanderbilt party which visited
Salt Lake about week ngo, has re-
turned 10 New York on the 2Tth inst.
Chauncey Dcrew was Of that party. In
reply 81 New York reporter he said:
"0ur trip was purely one Of business,
and II was satisfactory. We started
after the Centml's election at Albany
and we inspected the Central, Canada
Southern, Michigan Central, Lake
Shore, Northwestern and the Big -Four
lines. Tho sensational report nom
Chicago, 10 the effect that the Wander
bllt lines were going into the territory
west OF the Missouri TO parallel the
Union Pacific 10 Ogden and build Into
IT, territory, was n fabrication OF stock
operators and had no basis. The rcla-
tions between the Union Pacific and
the Northwestern are harmonious and
the contract between them Is working
satisfactorily.
Two prospoctors made a grcwsome
discovery Ia deserted drift OF tho
Flagstaff mine, Lcadvilic, n few days
ago. The Flagstaff has been closed for
Home time, while exploring tbs mine
they stumbled over n badly dccom-
posed body OF n man lying prone on his
back and with his head entirely mis-
sing. Mortified Mt their lind they
made as searching an Investigation as
circumstances would permit. Search
Ing the body they obtained n number
Of personal effects which were after
wards Identified rs the property Of
Charles Bedford. Bedford has been
missed for nearly year aud half,
aud was Inst seen alive ON the morn.
ing Of January I, 1890. At that time
he disappeared. The theory Of muir.
der Is entertained by some OF his
friends, but the appearance OF tho
corpse when found points more strong.
Iy TO suicide.
The New York Sun says that II IL
officially reported by treasury ngcnt
stationed near the Canadian border
that between ~, 100 and 30, 200 Europ-
eau Immigrants have entered the
United States through Canada thus far
this year, and that among them were
hundreds OF "undcsirabies," who, II
they had come by steamship 10 this or
any other American seaport, would
have been dcbarred under the new lm-
migration law. Thursday last the Sun
printed dispatch TO the effect that n
Liverpool steamer had Just put ashore
Mt HALIFAX boo Storage passengers
bound for the United States, which
they know they could not enter with.
out being subjected 10 inspection or
the head tax. This sort Of thing has
reached larger proportions during the
present year than II had ever prevl.
ously reached, though, In fact, Il has
been going on for years.
During the past week the executive
committee Of the board OF lady manng-
crs OF the Chicago Worlds Fair has
been busy on changes Ia classification
for their department and In consider
Ing reports Of various committees. The
committee ON foreign work recon.
mcnds the immediate appointment Of
several women TO go abroad and
gather exhibits OF woman's work. Mise
NJ. ID. Schiller OF Pittsburg unsolicited
TO 30 to Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador,
Peru, Bolivia and Brazil; Miss Ellen
A. Ford Of Brooklyn viii go to Chill,
Argentine Republic, Paraguay and
Uruguay. Another woman, yet 10 be
selected, Will 20 TO Mexico and Centrnl
America. II was decided TO authorize
Mrs Palmer 10 select committee OF
three 10 remain In continuous session
and assist her In her work. Mrs.
Virginia q. Meredith OF Indinin was
chosen vIce.chairman and Mrs. Susan
Gale Cooke Of Tennessee permanent
secretary Of the executive committee.
Wednesday the committee adjourned.
and since that time tho members have
been guests Of Potter Palmer ut the
Palmer House. Tho women will meet
again next week, after tho board OF
control gets 10 town.