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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-06-04
THE BEEF MARKFT,

The rapid advance in the price
of cattle since April let has ele-
waited the hopes of the beef grow
ers TO the highest pinnacle. The
Denver Field and Farmer takes
the following hopeful view of the
situation:
During the last thirty days the
price for steers has increased thir-
ty per g. !. md the steer which
sold for -. now brings 500. Nor
have price reached maximum
figure: Beef On the hoof will no
doubt bring $500 a hundred be-
fore July LIST, in the Denver mar
ket, and will jump to $3.50 before
June Is. Everything points to a
continuance of good prices for
several years to come, for not only
is the demand greater tLan ever
in all parts of the United States
but is unusually brisk all over the
world. Countries who have here
tofore imported from other count
ries than America will be com
PEELED to trade complications to
secure beef from this country,
and pay good price for it. The
retail price of beef is practically
prohibitery to the poor and labor
ing classes in the east and well
nigh SO in the west, In Europe
beef is a luxury enjoyed only by
the rich and well-to-do, and is
getting scarcer every year, while
the demand grows greater.
The export trade of the United
States by reason of the very; eff
Gent work accomplished by Sec.
Rusk last year, has increased a
thousand head day over the
shipment of 1888 and 1889. From
the outlook of today the export on
the hoof will doubtless reach ], 500
head day for 500 days out of the
year. The vast amount of live
cattle, together with the exporta-
ton Of dressed beef, will create
drain upon our livestock centers
and clear. the market of the sur
plus which has hitherto been a
glut. For seven years our cattle
men have been ecking out a
doubtful eXistance scarcely know
ing whether they were bankrupt
or solvent, hoping, trusting. seek
ing for a way out of their embar-
assment, with little i to encourage
them. Every cattleman in the
great west is worthy of and should
receive generous praise for his
rustling and endurance.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-06-04
PROPOSALS FOR BIDS.

Bids for furnishing material and for work in
the Construction OF a Sewerage System in
Carson City, Ormsby County, NevaGa.
Sealed bids will be received at my Office un-
til o'clock P NJ, Saturday, June 8, 1891, for
the furnishing O. about % 500 feet sewer pipe
as per schedule accompanying Becifcations
delivered on ears at Carson CityI pipe 30 he of
the best quality Of NitTified Iro Stone, saIG-
pie of which must lie delivered with bid free of
charge. Also for an or portion of tina eXc3-
waiting and back filing as per specifications.
Also for forty L40l bbls more or less OF fresh
Portland Cement delivered cars at Carson
City. certified check payable to the City Of
Carson, the sum of five per cent. 90 of the
amount, must accompany each bid, binding
the bidder TO enter into a contract with the
city, within ten days fter the award. The
successful bidders viii le required TO give
good and sufficient bond in the sum Of fif cen
per cent. 81 Of the amount, for the fultillment
Of the contract. Bids will he opened on June
9th 1871 at 7:30 O'Clock p. NJ. The city hereby
reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
Copies Of specifications win be furnished 10
bona-fde bidders upon application. Plans can
he seen at my office.
Dated at Office Of City Clerk this 18th day of
May, 1881. WA. HY. DOANE,
ml2td City Clerk.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-06-04

Bodie toughs are making night
hidious and good men afraid. 1t
is injudicious for a man to over
load his kidnies and go to sleep in
a corral, as he may heav some
body say: "The prop j to go
through We, old man, an i you
amt got no morn about o-and-
a-half in yer clothes, why, prop
is to go through We agail. See?
As persons are making a business
OF this sort of thing, they should
be compelled to take out a licence
and put a sign.-InGeI.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-06-04

The English Radicals who as
sert that the royal family does
nothing to earn an honest living
must have been covered with con-
fusion by the evidence in the bac-
carat scandal trial yesterday. Sir
William Gordon Cumming testi-
fed that the Prince of Wales mad
followed the honorable and use
full occupation OF a banker.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-06-04

The Prince Of Wales bucked the
tiger a little to much, and finally
got bit playing d little too much
baccarat.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-06-04

A young white lady in New York
wants to elope with negro. She
probably had Ter choice between
him and some English son of a
Duke
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-06-04

The toll tax has been lifted on
the Brooklyn bridge and newspa-
per men can now afford to CROSS
on foot.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-06-04

The accommodation and table
will be of the best, and the Bar
stocked with the best Wines Liqu-
ors and Cigars in the market.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-06-04

GILBERT BRIGGS, Prop.
mayo
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-06-04
THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
The Two Popular Hotels, the st.
Charles and Muller House,
Are now being run under one man
agement.

And known as tie S., Charles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-13
The Government Proposes 10 Deal
with the Qae-tiop~ ut Issue
tasusstiy.

wAsntNuTos, April ii.--Sccrctary
Blaise was iHdlspoaed today aud was
confined 10 lis room 10y an attack OF
gOut. In the course OF the afternoon
III. President walked over and con-
suited with the Secretary respecting
diplomatic matters that may require
action during the Presidents mp.
prOaching absence from Washington.
II u now matter Of positive knowi-
edge that the Italian government has
not sent TO this government, OF any ~
IT. representatives. notification that
u reply II expected 10 Rudini's notc
within any specified tune. II l. not
customary IN diplomacy for any nation
TO undertake 10 dictate tho date Of cor.
dependence coming frsm another ma.
ton, and had Italy adopted this course
II would certainly bc regarded with
umbrlgr 10y our own government, aud
would excite great surprise among the
diplomats of other nations, whose Gus.
toms are regulated by an unwritten but
almost lmmutR1lc law.
As stated IN Secretary Blaine's letter
10 Marquis lmpefinli, Inc government
OF the United stats proposes 70 deal
with the questions at issue earnestly,
but with caution aud Gclihcntion. The
] iftl AINlu'Ni VI sue " MOI ftulsutluk
ltself with specific inquiry into the
/ history AMI anteccients OF the New
Orican. victims. IL proposes 10 show
the Italian government the extent Of
tn, evil VI unrestricted Immigration
frum which tile United States IL now
suffering and this purpos. neccssitates
plain dealing with the character Of y
considerable. element Of our population,
which has largely been recruited from
Italy, 20 some Interesting statistics aro
iu course Of preparation that Will touch
with blunt uln-ctnc-s upon u number
Of murders and outrages committed In
recent years IN the United states Ivy
tho Malta and other secret Italian or
gnnisatipus and upon III. vendettas that
arc impaired Into the United states to
tlie disturbance OF the pvsc. anu In.
vOlviny the expsncc 10 our tixpsyer'
In the prosecution Of tho mal-facton
Time T. required 10 compile these facts,
AMI the departments viii take Tia,
ncversnty time.
In high official circles there has been
no change Of opinion that the New
Orlesis mntteris helng manipulated la
Italy 10 influence Italian l.oli,ics.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-13

The Gar RenNmes his Regiments and
Increase. the deserves.

Sr. PETERSBURG, April H. The
Car has renamed most " the regim.
ents Of the Russias army after com.
manderu anu generals notable since
tho time ~ Peter the Great and the
reserve battalions after important
victories gained by the Russian armies.
Ten Of these battalions are being
raised TO full regiments, 10000 men
being thus added TO the reserves. With
the recent DEGREES for the construction
OF military roads anu large increase Of
the fleet, everything points to tho un.
remitting increase VI the defensive
forces Of the Empire.
The Military Gazette records Import.
ant experiments an to the adap,abllity
Of snow brcast.works against an
cnomy'silrc. Such breast.works have
been found TO be exceedingly valuable,
In fact they nre almost impcnetrable
when water Is poured over them 30 as
to form u crust.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-13
Fnon ntNoN JAVA.
ue IL only Doing on n Leave OF Al.
seace 10 Rome.

NEW YorIS, April ii.--In response
he sailed, Baron Fava sent the follow
ing card 10 n reporter 81 am salts
fed to express my sympathy with the
United States. FAvA."
DR.. Roversi OF n Irogrssso Kaio
Americana stated tonight that he had
been authorized by Faya 10 stat. for
publication that he was only going to
Rome on "leavc OF absencc," and that
he sill Is Italian minister 10 Washing
ton. The doctor further stated that he
believed Blaine smart politician, but
In this affair ho hnd been too tricky;
that his policy exceeded the limits Of
diplomacy. Referring 10 the recent
dispatches from Rome, the doctor said
he believed them fictitious, or printed
by French newspapers, or else inspired
by politicians.
LiEc0 d'haig has the followingedi
| torial: at IN now nearly month since
the italian Government sent liz first
note 10 the Cabinet ut Washington,
asking for equitable and immediate Ia.
paratlon for Italian citizens cowardly
murdered in New Orleans. Harrison
and Blaine, before our Minister who
brought the formal note OF Rudini,
shed, In an admirable duet OF Ameri.
caniled buiiOonery, tears Of sorrow over
the poor victims, but gave no other
satisfaction than Presidential and
Ministerial tears. But the treacherous
tears Of American Ministers are not
current on the Italian market. The
most cunning Blaine, having once
dried up his obligatory tears, thought
that theRfihir OF New Orleans could be
settled In an easy and friendly manner.
hut the New Orleans outrage could not
he No lightly put aside. The slaughter Mt
New Orleans aud the behavior Of the
Washington Government have raised
In NIL European Cabinets an awful
question. The United States signs
treaties with Us, but when the occa-
sion comes to put them In action they
say they can not consider them, ~
they are bound 10y private engage
ments To their states. Can this am
higuity aud violation OF Government
pledges last? All Europe has backed
the note of Marquis III ltudiui, A To-
cent cable dispatch has proved to the
American Government that the Italian
Cabinet IL not Joking and that II II
quite equal to the occasion Ia thu
emergency, The United States must
learn that TO hold u position among
civilized nations II Is not enough Il
; have millions OF dollars, hut II IL neces
r sary us a first condition, she qua aoa
10 be hOnest.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-13

OMAHA, April liza fire broke out
thi. evening Ia the kitchen 81 the Pax.
ton hotel, on the fourth door Of the
annex hack u the main building.
While the fircmcn were raising ladders
the wall fell out, burying four n No. 2
HOSE ComIany's men. Martin Muivi'
hill was fatally Injured aud Captain
Garter, Peter McGuirc ami Thomas
Downs very seriously hurt. The fire
was soon gotten under control, With
damage OF about SO, 900, A panic pre-.
vailed among the guests for awhile,
but all got out without serious acci.
dent.
a singular fatality lies In the fact
Tint thirteen years ago four members
" No. . li0sr Company were killed
almost on the sanc spot. when the
Grand Central Hotel was burned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-13

The Investigation Continued by the
brand Jury.

CHICAGO, April II Tho investiga.
ton into the alleged plot to blow up
with dynamite tho distillery Of ii. IL.
Bhufeldt by Secretary Gibson OF the
Whisky Trust was continued today by
the Federal grand Jury. Government
Gauger Dewnr, who, II is alleged, Glib
son sought TO bring Into the plot, and
several other persons were examined.
IL In said the government has evidence
to show that the material for the ex.
plosive compound was bought at Col
burn a Birk's drug store In Peoria,
and that the compound was made la
the laboratory OF the trust Mt Peoria.
The government officials also assert
that the trust has been using large
amounts OF money Ia buy OF witnesses
before the grand jury, aud hint that
some Of tho witnesses who have been
examined will be prosecuted for per.
Jury. ,,,,,, n
ney for Gibson. entered tho Office u
UnIteI States Marshal Hitchcock and
gave TINT official u severe tougue-lash-
ing for alleged high-handed arrests OF
witnesses. MIR. Hitchcock says Burry'-
attack was without Justification, and
that the government simply took pre-.
cautions that Ashford, colored Janitor
forthe trust at Peoria, should be brought
before the grand larry without giving
anyone contacted with the defense a
chance 10 coach him. This was done
with valuable results TO the prosecu-
ton. Ashford, II IL said, testified "a
having gone into the trust laboratory
one night aud accidentally broken u
bottle on shelf. This contents ignited
and Ashford was seriously burned IL
ertingtIishing the flames. This testi'
mony and evidence that Gibson per.
sonaily purchased phosphorus ~ IL.
garded by the government officials AZ
lending heavily to fasten upon him the
guilt Of constructing the peculiar Infer.
nal machine said 10 have been designed
10 blow up the big antitrust dislillery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-13

DENVER, Colo, April ls.-Reports
received yesterday from the Southern
Ute Agency arp 20 the effect that the
Indians lost nearly sll their stock by
recent heavy snow storms. snow COW
cred the ground 10 the depth OF four
fect,and hors.s and cattle by thousands
starved 10 denth. The Mowaches aud
Capotcs had 700 horses aud equally
as many cattle, " which they Lost an
but IL per cent. The Apaches Ia Now
Mexico, who owns the largest herds Of
sheep and horses Of any people In
America, Lost an lncalculablo amount.
81. LOUIS, April l2.-Colonel Wade
Of the Fifth United States Cavalry, Mt
Fort Rcno, says, In his report 10 Gem
cral Merritt In regard u the enlistment
OF Indians IN the regular army, that
strong efforts are made To induce them
TO enlist, hut they are Of no avail. G-u-
cIal Merritt thinks the attempt ON the
attempt ON tho Iart Of the Government
TO enlist Indians ~ regular soldiers will
prove n failure. They VIII serve rs
scouts without hesitation, but have d
positive aversion 10 cnlistlng Ia Infant.
~ or cavalry regiments.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-13

Iousvlllc, KY, April 1.-THE Ken.
lucky constitutional convention to-day
com plrtcd the constitution to he offered
aud adjourned, after being In session
1903 days. II has cost about 5000, 900,
aud made many changes In the funda-
mental laws Of the State. SOME Of these
are recognized as wise, but very many
ars untrici unl are considered OF un-
certain benefit. The new constitution
will be opposed by many strong public
men, and may bu rejected by this peo-
pie when voted upon In August. The
new constitution, among other things,
forblds armed persons 10 be brought
into the State except upon application
by the general assembly; revokes all
lottery charters aud prohibits such
privileges; provides for secret official
ballot, modelled on the Australian sys-
tom.
London, April ll.--In an interview
today Timothy Harrlgan said he was
: tisiied with the resolutions passed
| Friday by the Irish National league
OF America Mt the council vt Cincln-
natl IN regard 10 an interchange OF
views between himself aud parneil
| and the president ANA secretary VI tn,
| League. Harrington declared that he
aud Parncll would be glad 10 receive
any suggestions from the American
executive committee aud welcome any
assistance from America with a view
10 arbitration 10 settle thu existing
troubles la the Irish party aud effect i
reunion OF the warning factions.
Zurich, April l2.-General Bibes,
who represented the State OF Nnyadl
nj the Paris exhibition In 1850, In
been sentenced TO eighteen months
imprisonment in this city 10
swlnuling.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-13

ScoTTpALI, Pa, April 1.-THE
strikers' convention wound w this
evening. Mass meetings ar. 10 be held
daily ut the principal points In the re-
gion, stirring addresses are TO be de.
livcrcd and strong efforts made 10 boil
ster up tho dropping courage VI the
strikers. On the question Of remaining
out there was unity Of expression,
although nearly every delegate present
hoped for an early conference and n
satisfactory settlement. This seems u
very remote possibility, however. The
operators win make no ovcrtures for n
conference and have determined not
10.
The convention passed resolutions
declaring that they were law-abiding
citizens aud orderly. The delegates
counsel the mrn 10 keep within the
hounds Of the law. They criiicise Cap
tain Loar severely.
The coke company will make gem
eral effort to resume Monday morning,
aud lively times are expected. Nor.
eviction notices were served on the
strikers families throughout tho region
today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-13

NEw YoRK, April i2.--rhc arrange
monu for the forthcoming annual con.
vention Of republican league clubs Of
thc United States nj Cincinnati, April
3lst, have been completed. The CON
ventlon will be the lnrgesi one Ia the
history of the league. over onc thou
sand delegates are expected TO he pros
eni. Among the speakers are Blaine,
Dcpew, Slooner. ex.Secrctary Allison,
General Algcr, cx-Governor Foraker,
John NJ. Llugcsion, Major Mckinley
anu eH-Spcakcr Reed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-13
DESIRE ron rEacE.
That IL IN. Feeling In Europe. says
rrnuri. Joseph.

VIESNA, March il.-Emperor Fran
els Joseph opened tho session VI tho
liolchsrath. Ills majesty In his speech,
dwclt upon tile d,tlrr Tor peace mani.
Tested Throughout Europe. He said
all the European governments had Civ.
en- him assurance which denotes that
peace was the most essential object OF
their endcavors.
This, he added, combined with the
friendly relations nsw existing, Justi-
lies the hope that peace will prevail for
many years 10 come.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-13

PHILADELPHIA, April l2.-With an
emphasis that did not permit any mis-
take,'O. a. Sprecgles, OF the big sugar
rafnery, has placed the seal OF denial
on the latest story relative To realrlc.
ton Of the output Of sugar by thy local
establishment. The report was to the
effect that the Philadelphia sugar king
had entered into AN agrecmsnt with
tho American Sugar Refining Com.
pany whereby the homo production
was 10 be limited TO 1000 barrels per
day, In return for which concession
tho Havemeyer n Elder refinery In
San Francisco was 10 be closed, there
by leaving tho Sprcckles In undisputea
possession Of the San Francisco Coast
market.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-13

wAsH1NorON, Pa, April le.-lhrec
small boys, sons ~ 'rhos. Munccl, n
w,ll.l,nown citizen OF franklin town
ship, found n partly empty glyccrine
can this afternoon and not undcrsu,nd.
Ing the dangerous character ot the stun
threw stone Mt the can. Tue stone
struck u aud terrible explosion fo'-
lowed, which was heard for miles.
Two Of the boys were blown To atoms,
while the other was fatally Injured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-13

tended and completed /, Aberdeen,
Hoqulam aud Grny'a Harbor citJ ny
July 2sih. The bonus 10 bc given the
Northern Pacific IL tho same that was
raised more than \ year ago for l.. w.
Hunt, WHO wos TO hsv. built III. road
from Centralia To Gays Hnrh1r tlty,
aud amounts To almost sl,ODl,ulpi Tho
contract Tor which will expire ON or
about July 2sth. Hunt being unable
10 build the road himself, has arranged
e. assign the bonus deeds over 10 The
Northern Pacific, and viii nlso huiid
the read for them, IN orlcr 20 earn the
subsidy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-13

poiiir Revelations Concerning that
secret society.


New ORLEANS, April IL. - This
grand Jury is expected TO report the
coming week and, among other things,
II IN said tho confession OF Politz will
he used In the report. Politz confessed
his own innocence and said hc Joined
the Mafls under the impression that II
was u benevolent society. lie was
present at the meeting when lieu.
nessy's death was decided upon and
was ordered W carry the gun In a sack
10 Monastero's shanty, but refused
lie did not know Of tho killing until
the Sunday following, but afterwards
learned the details from M0nasterlo,
and they were substantially tho same
M claimed by the State on trial,
duplicating Scatiedi, Marchesi, Bag
ne,to and Monaaterio IA Hennessy's
slayers. Tho State did not use the con-
fession hecauee II had such direct praoi
OF Politz' presonce at the killing, which
his story denied. Polite N said 10 have
had q brother who closely resemblel
him. who has not been heard OF sine,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-13
A Mistake which Cost - Piece ol
Land.

SAN Francisco, April 10 - The
Chronfcie's Seattle special says n mis-
TAX. which cost the British govern.
ment u piece Of land AZ large M Rhode
Island has just come TO light. En-
sign Moole OF the United States navy,
connected with the coast and geodetic
survey, IN authority for the statement
that the iron monuments for the
boundary nj Blaine, WASH, and for
many miles east OF there, are 800 yards
north OF the 10th parallel, which Should
be the boundary. He says the mistake
was discovered three years ngo, but has
not been officially reported to Wash.
ingt0n. This mistake was probably
matte In 1859 by surveyors In northern
Montana.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-13

PrrsnuRd, April II. - This after.
noon party of boys returning from
Sunday school stole n eau ~ nliio.
glycerlnc from factory. They took II
TO the river, blilt fire, placed c1a
In II and waited b. scr the fun. The
eau soon exploded with terrific force,
fatally inJuring Michael O'io,lc aud
Edward Caldwell, aged abou. Il. The
other boys escaped uuhur.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-13

BALTiMoRE, April ia bill IN
equity has been filed against tue BAL
mOr. Equitable Society flr insuring
houses against loss by lire. Itasks for
thc appointment OF q receiver 10 dis.
tslbnts The surplus Of the corporation,
aud II II shall 10 found that the cor.
poratc life of the society was ended
that the receiver be empowered 10 dis
tribute all the fuuls among its incm-
lpr,. the bill ~ compliant ALLEGES
that tho corporation expired ny limit
alton In 1875 ani asks that n receiver
hc appointed Ia wind ap H. affair, aud
10 distribute the funds ~ tho.e o.
titled 10 II under policies. IL alleges
that there H. 81 100000 over and above
the amount os surplus required by law
In the treasury aud asks that though II
should not be- dissolved, this amount b,
divided among the old policy holders.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-13

the killing aud Ia presumably In Italy.
Had he brrn found the Identification
might have been transferred TO him
aud rollu confession would have
formed an important link In the chain
of evidence.