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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-08
lie Resigns ui- Place In the rniied
states seuats.

FtAAsA Ffbhtts
WASiffSOToN, April T.--Scnator
George II. Edmunds of Vermont, who
has been In the Senate Of the United
States since April, 1853, aud Ia nearly,
~ not quite all Ufthat time been onc OF
the republican leaders, Inns resigned, TO
take effect ON the let OF November
next. Ia his letter 10 the governor he
says: "ln thus terminating my official
relation with the State, beg TO eN-
press 10 her stcadfast, Intelligent and
patriotic citizens my profound graft
tudo for Tho long and unwavoring con-
fidencc aud support they have given
ME Towering nm ovcntful period OF n
quarter ola century,, In my efforts TO
promote and defend, 70 far as have
been able, their honor AMI welfare, Ia
common with that OF all the people of
the United States.
"ln ccasing 10 be senator nm proud
that continue 10 bca citizen OF, our
beloved commonwealth, aud thht i
may,with my fulIow.citizrnr In private
life, continue 10 strive for the mninten-
ance OF those principles Of liberty,
equnliiy and Justice In government
which have, without the shadow Of
turning, animated them from the fouu.
dation Of the republic"
The senator also scnt letter Of nOtl-
ficatlon 10 Vice President Morton.
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THE CANADIAN rnrs~
Comments ON the Failure Of fs'p'f'
mission.

ToroSro, April THE tI''iw ' ,,.,.
ernmcnt organ, referring 70 ~ N
mission 10 Washington and Wy .'..
uonemcnt of the discussion q tale
matters. says: "Nvbllc u Nigh nave
bcon more satisfactory 70 have ~ We
questions NJ issue dealt with lmil',A.
atrly, there seems 10 bc 20 reneh ioi
regret In the circumstances wnrll w
10 ,,ostponcment, NJ they are ia'''N'e
10 ultimate succoss.'
Tie 0iobc says: "The resuh u =
humillating failure. This last nel o.
Access TO the markets OF the unilei
state. through the Tory govcfnh.,i'
seems 10 have disappeared, anu J. all,
jians must reap the colAequem's ol
the folly, virulenco and bungnhg q
their rulers aud Of the recent inAcuN.
ty Of the government, when uaie ho'
move beyond the limits fixed W he
Rc.lrictionists.n
The Mai says: ''rbe whole roul'e
Of the discussions aud ncgothu Won,
up 10 this point serves TO show iso
thlngs; first, that II any nrranrn1nl
be reached IL will not take the form o.
an actual treaty, but Of M ngrwInenl
TO submit concurrent Legislation, AMI
secondly, that an agreement base np
on natural products only Ia out o. h'
question:"
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NEw loWS, April 7.-Count Emile
de Keratry, special envoy OF the
Freuch government, who Is Instructed
10 convey crosses VI the Legion OF
Honor To two distinguished Americans
who have been prominent IN the fight
for the copyright law, arrived here
sunday from France, aud I. confined
10 hi. Ted, suffering from thogrip. Tho
crosses aud other SIMILAR decorations
are usually bestowed through the con.
suls 0f the countries comforting the
honors, bnt In this instance the French
government, amer the passage Of the
copyright bill, desired u pay an uu.
usual compliment 10 the American
Copyright League, and ~ dcputed the
Count IN plu the cross of the Legion
Of Honor the breasts Of the gentlemen
selected for the distinction, Robert
Underwood johnson OF the Century
magazine editorial stan, secretary OF
the American authors copyright
league aud OF the Joint executive copy.
right committee which represented all
the leagues which favored copyright
measures, aud eX-Repr,sentative WIN.
| y. Simonds, also leader In the battle
just wqnby the friends OF copyright.
Tho French government Intended 10
include Senatpr rlalt " Connecticut,
but, after coming TO this determine
ton, II was Informed that n United
states senator vas declared from To.
cclving such decoration. However,
the dcslrU TO nave senator flatt honor
Ell has boon carried out, IN spite OF
] this dohArment, as Count No Nsgatry
IL also entrusted with comforting upon
senator Plat handsome metal -,
peelRlly designed aud struck for tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-08

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CHICAGO, April THE story iele-
grnphcd from New York that Cornelius
Nanderbii,is likely 70 enter the dircc'
tory OF the Chicago Milwaukee, a ~.
Paul Railroad, Is received with good
deal Of credence here, and mas revived
the old report that the road In question
IN 10 he consolidated With the Chicago
4 Northwestern. A man whose pre-.
elections are usually based on good
Judgment, said today that u. thinks
the Vanderbilt interests will soon begin
10 exert an influence In the manage
mcnt Of the 81. Paul, aud that sooner
or later n consolidation or q very close
Relationship will be established between
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TIIE CzAM DANGEn.
a Supposed Assassin Arrested last
Monday.

LONDON, April 5.-rhc Tiegraph'S
correspondent at 81. Petersburg says:
An attempt was made on the Cars
life on Monday, but the attempt was
frustrated. IL was n Russian holiday,
and the Car and CznfinA went 10 re-.
view the Imperial Guards opposite the
palace Of Grand Duke Nicholas. Invl-
tations were sent to,a limited number
OF persons. A man with q sallow COM
plcxion aud Of the southern type was
among those admitted. lie took his
place i've PAGES distant from tho place
where the Car was 10 stand. As he
continued 10 wear Ills ovorcoat he was
requested 10 remove II, but declined on
the grouni that he was afraid Of
draughts. He was arrested and taken
10 prison, when q revolver and glob-
ulc, supposed 10 contain poison, were
found In his pockets. His name Is
Bhameikin.
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DECATUR, ILL.,, April THE q. A.
k.hiiver Anniversary celebration was
continued aud elaborate exerci-ss
ARE being held at III. op,ra House. A
number OF addresses were made and an
Interesting musical programme. rem
derod. Commanier-in-chisf Veazey
aud stan arrived this morning and
participated. The women's Relief
CORPS gave n reception tonight closing
tho days doings. Hundreds OF visitors
are arriving by every train. Tomorrow
there VIII he Sons Of Veterans, prize
drill, a great parade and camp Ere
IN the evening.
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PARNELL AND nns. osuEa.
Th- ny.,cry Despens with Ever, New
Report,

LONDON, April THE relations OF
Parncll To Mrs. O'iShea have been rem.
derei more mysterious than ever by
recent reporis. No declaration IN vet
made hy Parnell himself nor by any
|person authorized TO speak for either u
THIS person concerned that thoy are 10
be married when the divorce Ia made
absolute. That period Nv now near Mt
hand, and friends Of both are anxious
3that thu ambiguous situation should he
CLEARED up. Stories with more or less
ou ndation eliminated IN u renort yes.
2rrday that the marriage with Mrs.
p'Shea would not take place IN Parnell
BAL already married another lady.
Tho astonishment increased today by
rumor that the lady In question is a
laughter Of Mrs. O'Shea, and that the
marriage tooS place In secret because,
Ainong other reasons, the lady was u
Nard la chancery. The latter story
Hpidly spread In the Hobbies OF the
,tommoDs today and Ia eagerly and
ysriously discussed, but finds few DO.
'lievers.
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WASHINGTON, April THE Pre.i.
dent has commuted the sentenc, of
William II. Pace Of Utah, convicted
Of adultery, from one year to seven
months.
A celebration intended TO commem.
crate the one hundredth anniversary
OF the establishment Of the Amencan
patent system will begin tomorrow.
m exhibition Of patents, etc, will
take place In tho Patent Ofice, which
has been deliberately decorated In
honor OF the occssioDs The formal
opening OF the celebration will be- held
tomorrow afternoon. President Harri.
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pu win preside. The celeba.ion will
last three days.
Among the psicists Issued In the
Patient Ofllce today were seventeen 10
George r. SlnonJs, Of fitchburg,
Mas. This Ia tho largest numbcr
granted to one man Ia n single DAY for
many years. hut the case IL also inter.
cstiDg because the inventor his, II ~
claimed, successfully solved the prob.
lem " applying the principle Of ball
bearings 10 the heaviest machinery.
Hith,tto II has only hvcn possible to
use Those bearings on light machinery.
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DETROIT, April 7.--Latcr return.
from yesterdays election show that
the votc was extremely light aud the
result, as forecast by the returns thus
far received, IL 40 close that an Official
count win probably be necessary 10
determine the result In many coun,ie..
The general feeling tonight IN that the
republicans elected the supreme court
Justice and regents Of the State uni.
versity. The democrats, on the con.
trary, say the, result 10 20 close that
they aro not warranted In concedlng
the State,
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IN Europe Seems. According 10 --latest
Advices, 10 Become Darker
aud More Threatening.
AN ATTEMPT ON THE GEARS Lire
FRUSTRATED.
rHE EUROPEAN SITUATION.
% IL Considered ser,ou. by Statesmen
and Diplomats.

LONDON, April 7.-Advices received
here irom several Of the principal cnpi.
tails OF Europe show that tho political
situation on the continent IN regarded
~ serious by the leading stat,emcn
anu diplomats. Several significant
moves have been made the Iast few
days. rhe action Of Russia IN doub-
ling the strength Of the Russian foro.
at Nolhynia IL gravcly discussed In the
capitals Of the various countries. The
greatest activity prevails among the
troops garrisoning the principal forti.
fed places of France. Tho troops nrc
continually drilled In militia tatlcs,
and they have been subjected 10 the
night alarm In order 10 test their abil.
lily 10 rapidly respond 10 the call to
arms.
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aEvoLurroxIsrs pRoeREssrNa.
The Sentiments la Favor OF the In.
surgents Grow lag.

PANAMA, April T.-Passengers who
Valparaiso ray tho :evolutionists are
making progress. They say In that
fy idS .s' pa1S i ss SS, Of v ,ay
strong. II was expected whea they
len that on tho arrival Of tho lnsur.
gent fleet the troops now adhrring to
tbs Balmnccda Government would TO.
nouncc their allegiance and 20 over 10
tho opposition. II IL said that Balma.
coda realizes that his cause IL waning
from tho fact that he Ia recruiting his
forces from the prisons. The reports OF
loss OF life and property resulting from
tho revolutionary uprising which have
reached the world the pass.ngers de-
clare much exaggerated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-08

LogDos, April 1.-The government,
OF Newfoundland has appointed
Francis IL. Evans, member Of Parlla,
mcnt for southampton, who 30 warmly
esrou-ed It's course, special commits.
-iOner with unliinitcd power 10 nego.
tiate with Her Majesty's government
on the difference between them In re-.
gard To the French fishing claims.
Evans In advised by the NEWFOUNDLAND
authorities that 1t Ia necessary 20 No.
cure an immediate concession Of some
kind to allay publlc feeling Ia the col
ony.
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DupLIs, April THE first public
meeting OF the National Federation
was held today. Sexton dwelt upon
the rapid and enormous growth Of the
Federation, which, hs said, would
soon cinbody the political strength OF
ireland. Michael Davi,t said they
must grid Themselves tor a hard fight
with the tory Parnellite alliance. IT.
NJ. Hesly also spoke.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-08

states under the tax bill IN 90 nv, si,vsi
certificates, issncd under ,nv ~
seyrnty.two cent dollar act ,ne
state Of Names s3.o,0oo az WY
last night, and part u Il was oa s,ia y,
settlement Of balance. at tne x hn s.g
houses and refused. The bai . n,,s
a yorl,I UNDERSTANDING not TO ux s"yet
In the settlement Of balances, ~ zoe
not of lss. provides that no nelns
association shall refuse .,,sy N.
Gates. Hence fears OF piinss,,
banks 20 silver basis arc 49, 49,.
The matter caused much ui.t
aud the outcome Is watched WI" '"~''
s..l
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KANSAS CRY, April r. Horace
Mckim, who was chief clerk " OK
City Treasurer Peak, who cnib,zzlcd
S21, 900 Of tie city's money, consented
today for the first time TO tell what he
knew about the dcfalcation. He says
the shortage began IN September, lssp,
when Kingston. Peak a Co. failed.
The cx.troarurcr made good out Of tho
cltyis funds several large checks Of the
firm which had been di-hOn0rcd at the
bank.
rcnk was also treasurer Of the Gem
trail Presbyterian Church and wrong.
fully appropriated about $500 Of
CHURCH money. When warrants were
drawn ON him Ivy the trustees hc
would pay them and instruct >the
clerk to PUT the warrants In the cash
drawer aud charge them 10 him Peak }.
Whenever his bondsmen would make
an investigation OF the Office be would
borrow enough TO cover the shortage
ami Immediately afterwards return II
10 the persons from whom he borrowed
Il.
McKim says Peak has been attempt.
ing 10 throw the responsibility Of the
defalcntlon upon the employees Of the
Office ani has been assisted Ia this by
the Investigating committee Of the
Council. which would not hear his
(Mckim's) evidence; also that the
prosecuting attorney had agreed 10
noll. prose- tho criminal case against
Peak. Mckim makes the statement To
clear himself and his fcllow.clcrks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-08

Every ingredient employed In pro.
ducing Hood's Sarsaparilia IL strictly
pure, and IL the bust Of Its kind II !,
possible To buy. All the roofs and
herbs sre carefully selected, personally
examined, and only the best retaiHsd.
10 that from the time OF purchase until
Hoods Sarsaparilia IL prepared, every.
thing IL carefully watched with q view
TO attaining the beet result. Why dOn'l
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The "socie,e ae- D-po. 81 Compile.
laurnnis."

PARIS, April 7.-'Thc shareholders Of
the Societe DIES Depots ct Complies Cour-
ants held u meeting today TO receive
the official report upon the socicty's
nlairs. The report holds the directors
liable for the crash, and urges that
the society shall pass into liquidation,
hnd that II should afterwards he roor-
ganized.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-08

81. Lous, April THE city t'ec.
tion passed of quietly. The complexion
Of the next Assembly IN democratic, thu
democrats having elected their eplin
ticket for city council, which stani,
seven democrats TO six republicans, AM
IN the twenty-eight seats Of the II Dust
Delegates they secured eighteen, Will,
the republicans have ten, the Ind pen
dents not being successful In n vlngl'
instance.
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OTTAWA, Ont, April THE Cover.
oor'General has decided not 10 utter.
ere with the Manitoba school legIsla.
Non Of last session. The legality OF
eoolishipg the French language In OH.
pa reports oftl,v Province OF Mantle.
" VIII be dealt with the courts. Two
2,her acts passed by the Manitoba Leg
stature, one limiting operations In the
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Bu,slISOuAM, Ala, March 7.-At
lllocktoD, Bib County, last night,
Marshal Anderson and Policeman
Wood made u raid on n negro dive.
Wood was shot and instantly killed,
and Anderson shot and fatally wound
ed. Jake smith. ono Of tho negro
gambler, and other negroes, escaped.
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f,osDos, April 7.-rhis IL the first
day OF the EPSON spring meeting.
The principal event Of the day was
for three year Odds and upwards about
two miles aud n quarter. II was won
ny tho colt Ragimund, Royal Gem
second and aiay Pole third.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 7. Mayor
Stewart, who was inaugurated ycstcr..
day. has Issued notice 10 members Of
the police force 10 quit political organ
lkatlons Ia ten days or leave the cm-
ploy Of the city.
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wAsnISoTos, April Arguments
for the defense la the Kincaii caso
were concluded today, after which tle
court adjourned until tomorrow, when
the prosecution will close the argu-
menis and the case bc submitted 10 THIS
Jury.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-08

Nrw York, April T.-Procecdings
untlsr thu indictments against tho d.
rcctors Of the New YORK, New Haven
4 Aartfotd Railroad were stayed by
Judge Barrel today, pending motion
tochange plScr Of trial from the general
sessions court 10 the Oyer aud rermi-
uer
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scsrasL. Elections Under the New
Law.


OMAHA, April IAN over NebfAskA
today municipal elections were held
under thc new laws, which embraces
the Australian plan Of voting. Re.
ports from nearly every city aud VII.
lage In tho State indicate that the law
IL Onc Of the best ever devised. The
general routine work " receiving and
counting the ballots has been greatly
expedited.
The returns 10 FAR show general re-.
sumption Of power by the republicans
where party lines were drawn. In
most Of the towns the question was be-.
tween license and no license, ami
the vote mainly resulted In favor Of
license.
LiNcoLs. Neb., April T.-Unu-ual
interest was attracted by thepiunicipal
election In this city today aud heavy
vote Wa pollcd. Lincoln elected q
mayor, city clerk, treasurer, seven
members Of the common council and
minor city officers. There were
three candidates in the field
for msyor-Alcxander (rcp.), Ames
(dcm. aud Weir (citixens'j. The re-
turns at midnight, with onc-third Of
the voting precincts yet 10 report, indi-
cate close race between Alexander
aud Weir. The balance Of the repub-
lican city ticket was elected and four
Of the seven councilman, with the ro-
mining three Ia doubt. The A australian
ballot law was observed, aud gave gen.
cral satisfaction In thi. city, M well as
throughout thr State. Chairman Tai.
bot OF the republican city committee
claims the election Of Alexander by q
plurality OF 10.
Later-welr, citizens candidate, IL
elected mayer by 800 plurality. THIS
balance of the city ticket IL divided be.
tween the citizen. and democrats, with
the pnfIuell unr,ftniu
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Dinerepce on the -nb.rrea.ury au...
tiou.

Jackson, Miss, April THE Ex.
ccutive Committee OF the State Farm.
er-' Alliance met last night 10 consider
The question Of accepting the resigna.
ton Of their newspaper organ. The
sole difference was ON the sub-truasury
question, but ~ the State and National
Alliance declared IN favor Of the sub.
treasury plan. the majority 81 the com-
mittve rs memb.ts Of the Alliance, de-
cldcd TO stand by said declaration.
The minority report says, In part:
"Ihr slgnons believe that the Allianc.
nfst align itaelf with one or the other
Of the national parties 10 accomplish
anything. or organize Itself into 10.
litlcal party, which would lead 20 its
destruction, aud believe any measures
or policy affecting all clas-es Of citizens
should be freely and fairly discussed
and should Vail n not endorsed by tho
people. Therefore the minority cannot
endorse any action that will mukzlc the
press or individuals"