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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-15
The New Orleans AFFAIR simply
Legal Question: Europe In
sympathy with Italy.
KENTUCKY DEMOCRATS ON TARIFF
AND SILVER.
So.cailsd English Estate Agents Find
a Number OF Dupes 10 the
United States.
ny TELEGRAPH to tho news
SIMPLY A LGaAL QUESTION.
nudiui Hope. tor = Friendly solution
OF the Dificutty.

ROW., May II. - KudIni, In the
Chamber OF Deputies toiay, discussing
the New Orleans affair, said II was
simply a legal question. European
sympathy was with Italy and ho hoped
for n friendly solution OF the question
Involved.
Signor QuInticri nsked whether, In
view OF the verdict ~ the New Orleans
grand Jury, II would not be more dig.
nificd TO renouncc the matter and
leave the responsibility for the lynch
ings on those toleratiDg them. SigDor
Cavullctto expressed regret nj the ulp.
turc In tho relations between the
United States and Italy. lie thought
little should be said about the affair,
an II was n very delicate matter.
Premier Rnulni said exaggerated I'm.
portancc ought not TO be given TO the
New Orleans affair, nor n question
essentially Judicial converted into one
Of national dignity. Replying to the
question relating 10 the New Orleans
grand Jury aud Signor Cortc, ut New
Orleans, Rudini rnid he hnd learned
through the newspapers Of the Incident
regarding the consul. II the news
were true tho matter would itself suffice
to prove the necessity Of the recall Of
Consul COrtc.
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CHICAGO, May 1.-the fourth an-
nual Christian conference ON the Sec
ret lodge system convened hero today,
delegates being present from all over
the country. The topic for discussion
wns Temperance Orders" tho OPEN
Ing papet being read by Rev. A.
Thompson, Of Bartlett, Iowa. lie be-
lieved that secret societies were doing
more than anything else to disrupt III Q
church. In his experience the toni
pernnce lodge had dotracted greatly
from the SUNDAY school. The topic
was discussed Mt length. In the amer.
noon paper was read by Rev. q. ID.
Hawley, agent Of the National Chris.
tian Association ON s'Indistrial Or
ders." Thc laboring classes, he said,
should organize for mutual instruction,
benefit and political action, but tho
minute they become secret orders II
becomes wrong, from the very fact that
secrecy breeds corruption. Rev. q. ID.
Trumbull, Of the Morning snp, Iowa,
In n lengthy paper, aid every minister
ought To have nm opinion on the sub.
Ject OF secret societies. II they woald
all come out and preach against the
evil, the results would be wonderful.
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Europa Point, very near the spot
where on March 10Th last the Utopia
was sunk, carrying down with her n
large number Of passepgcr and crew.
The British steamer Buccuncer coilid-
ed with the Italian steamer Sturd, on
board Of which were a large number Of
Italian emIgrnts for the United States.
A scene Of Wild confusion followed and
II was with difficulty that come OF the
einigrants were restrained from throw
Ing themselves into the water. An in-
vcstigation showed the bows Of the
Stwd were stove and the side Of the
Buocanecr was tniIy damaged. No.
body on either steamer was seriously
hurt.
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NEW York, May ii.-Entries for
the Brooklyn handicap for three. Year.
olds and upward, the club 10 add the
amount necessary 10 make the gross
value Of the siAke SO, 900, Of which the
second horse receives s35OJ and the
third horse $500, mile and quarter:
Jenny, 100; Burlington, 100; Judge
Morrow, lis; Demuth, lis; Prince
Royal, III; Tea Tray, liG; Cas.sway,
ll5; Sonorita, ia; Reporler, ITO; Ban
quet, los; Eon, los; Santiago, los;
leighton, 100, Cousin Jems, 100; Rus.
sell, l04; Uncle hob, 100; Sauntcrer,
100; Once Again, 100; Chatham, 9s;
Carroll, OF; King Thomas. 95; Nelly
bly,, 95.
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THE PArAL ExcYcLIcAL.
seciai Qaessiess 10 Ne solved by the
Gospci.

ROM, May 1.-THE Latin text Of
the Papal encyclical refutes the social.
lat theories tending 10 abolish private
property and upholds tho principles Of
the church M tho hrst nnd main ele-
ment In tho solution Of social questIons,
The true solution, the Pope says, Is TO
be found Ia the Gospel, which, rightly
studied, would teach the employers
and tho employed 10 become united,
while fulfilling their respective duties.
The State should Intervene to regulate
private property, In order TO insure tho
public peace and morals and the
material welfare Of the working peoplc.
Tho Pops comments on tho necessity
OF Sunday rest and deals Mt length with
strikes for wages and hous OF labor.
He dilates ON worklnpmcn's associa.
tions, Including societies for mutual
aid and accident Insurance.; speaks OF
benefit funds, Of technical education
and mixed ~ indicates Of employers aud
employees. TINS State ought TO coun-
tcnanco all such institutions ~ calcu-
lated to improve existing social con.
dItions. He speaks OF tho good work
such institutions have already
achieved, aud calls upon Catholics 10
assist In their information, urging that
NIL should be animated by u Christisn
spirit.
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The Tribune says OF tho Brooklyn
handicap tomorrow; "Tenny IN the
pronounced hvorite. Sonorita IL
handicapped In case OF rain, but
with good track win be close
up. The same IL true VI Prince
koyal and Tea Tray. Eon will do
well In wet, heavy track. Judge
Morrow, Burlington, Saunterer, Ban
guer, Demuth, Leighton, Reporter,
Russell, Loantakn, Cousin Jeems,
Uncle Bob, Castaway, Carroll, King
Thomas, are also expected 10 start.
Dave johnson tonight took up joe
Thompson's 5000 that neither Tea
Tray, Tonny nor Senorlta would win.
Thompson then went to the st. James
and laid the following bets; $500 that
Tenny was not INST; $500 he was not
second; $500 he was not third. Tenny
to start. with Sol I.ichensteen. Sol
had 10 give Thompson 1926 for the bet.
Thompson then hot $1,000 against Ten.
ny being first; $1,000 against his being
second; $1,000 against his being third
with James Murphy Of Chicago, Pulsi-
fer's former partner, giving THOMPSON
s2j for tho bet. He then offered $50.
900 against SlO, 900 ON Tenny, with no
takers. The entire Tenny delegation
was there. Murphy, Kirk, Gum,
William Riley AMI other Chicago
sporis. Bets were offered aud not taken
that renny would not be the favorite
at the post. Thompson says he will lay
ponies 10 monkeys with the boys in
this country and make big book, TAX.
Ing any kind Of money that sounds
we'll. But after meeting or two, the
boys know without guessing who will
he the monkey. Thompson is being
we'll advertised by his present betting.
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OMAHA, May ii.--Thc Nebraska
Fire Insurance company was forcci TO
the wall this afternoon by the action OF
the stockholders, who went into court
and applied for the appointment OF
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WASHINGTON, May li.--Secretary
Foster has directed the collector OF
customs at New York To refuse entry
TO goods IN the name OF custom house
brokers or Others who are merely con.
signees unless they disclose upon
entry, tho name OF tho ultimate con.
signee or purchaser, file u certified
copy OF the invoice by which the
settlement OF the purchase OF merchan.
disc In made and disclose all the facts
anu circumstances necessary 10 satisfy
him, the transaction Is FREQ from faint
or fraud. This IL the outcome OF re-
cent Investigations.
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KASsAs'CITy, May II. - The ex.
pected fight In the American Ticket
Brokers, association over tho ,propoaal
10 incorporate the organization aud
place membersunder bond, was avcrted
today by reference TO committee
without Instructions. A resolution was
adopted heartily injoralng the fearless
position taken Wy the Chicago 4 Alton
In the Interest Of the people aud offer
Ing the best support OF the association
OF the companylin resistance against
tho boycott.
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FRIDAY MAY 49, S TERRITORY.

bring upon themselves the wrath 81
the British government. The mob, II
Is now stated, also burned and looted
the custom house and British consult
ate. The wife OF the British consul,
disguised a. u Chincec woman, man.
ngei with difficulty 10 escape from the
consulate aud made her way 10 Yang.
tse-l<iang, where la company with
other Europeans she took refuge on
hulks moored In tho stream. The
British consul was wounded.
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Mrs. John Bird, Farmers Ward, has
been a martyr 10 all the pains incident
10 Liver aud Kidney disease. Her
physician said: "Nothing on earth
could save herr But help came when
least expected, In DR.. David Kenne.
dy's Favorite Remedy. MIs. Bird
now In the bloom " health, 9
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MCPHERSON. kas., May ii.--Pfcsl-
dent Hegciund, OF the Second National
bank, OF this city, who WIS shot March
End las, Ia n mystefiou- manner Just
before the bank failed, wns arrested
this morning ON the complaint Of this
Dunksrd College, OF this uity, the en-.
bezklcment OF 5000 being charged.
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NATIONAL LEAoUE--cLEvELAHD.
Cleveland, o; Philadelphia, l2. hat.
teries-Bca,in, Doyle; Gleason, Glenn.
ents.
CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati, 4; Brooklyn,'o. Batter.
ics-Radbourne, CLARK; Hemming,
kinsiow.
rITTsDuRo.
Pittsburg, IL; New York, z. bat.
teries-staiey, King, Fields; Ewing,
CHICAGO.
Chicago, s; Boston, l. BatterIes--
Hutchison, Kittredge; Clarkson, Gan.
eel.
AMERIcAN-D0sToS
Boston, 8; Columbus, g.
BALTIMORE.
baltimore, 0; 81. Louis, 7.
wAsmISaTos.
Washington. 0; Cincinnati, IL.
PHILADELPHIA.
Athletics, u Louisville, 10.
WESTERN LEAouE-sT. rAuL.
81. Paul, o; Omaha, II.
MILWAUKEE,.
Milwaukee, IS; Denver, 0.
SIOUX oiri.
Sioux City, 8; Lincoln, Is.
suSSEAroLIs.
Minneapolis, 8; Kansas City, II.
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ST. PETERsnuRu, May "a. - Dis.
patches received here from Warsaw
state that n serious strike OF spinning
operatives has taken place there. The
operatives are mostly German Social.
lists. Iiioting has occurred and several
sanguinary collisions between the
military and tho strikers have taken
place.
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That Is what Parn.ii IL said 20 be
Now.

DUBLIN, May ii.--At q meeting last
night OF the electors OF North Wex-
ford, II was resolved to stop tho pay-
ment Of tho salary OF John T.. Red.
mond, who represents North Wexford
Ia Parliament, and devoted the money
thus saved TO the relief Of evicted ten-
ants. Redmond Is one Of Parnell's
ENJOYS, now In the United States 10
collect for the Parn elite cause.
LIVERPOOL, May li.-Michael Da.
witt and family sailed today for Quebec,
en- route To San Francisco. In an inter-
view previous TO his departure, Davitt
said; "After the next general election,
Parnell VIII have only four followers.
Except as n private member OF Parlia.
mont, Parnell In ~ dead as dodo."
LONDON, May li.-ParnelI, In an
interview this evening, said he re-
ceived u telegram from Gray, denying
tho report that he had seeded.
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BALTIMORE, May IL. - Fifteen
thousand people crowded Into the Fifth
Regiment armory tonight and passed
In review before Senator German, the
occasion being the presentation by the
people OF Maryland OF silver service
to the senator for his successful efforts
In tho Senate to defeat the so-called
force bill.
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and make q new being Of you. Price
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SHANGHAI, May l4.-Further par.
tioulars from Woo Hoo, the treaty port
In the province OF Nagan Hoer, show
that the Chinese who took part In the
farming OF the Catholic mission and
other European buildings arc liable 10
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LouisvILLE, May li.-Maldens, all
aecs--5hipmate won, Tarquin second,
Virgin third. Time-i.iJ.
Two.ycar.olds. half mile--over,on
won, Maud Howard second, Helen n.
third. Time-:30.
Two-year-old fillics, Ave furlongs-
Chapcrone won, Adaiia second, Ignite
third. Tlme-i;C'.
All ages, mile and seventy yards
Georgetown won, Tom Rogers second,
Little Annie third. Tlme-I:i9I.
Three-ycar.olds and upwards, mile
and one hundred yards Hamlet won,
Gockncr second, Fairy Queen third.
Timo-l:5Ol.
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LOUISVILLE, May 1.-THE Scotch.
Irish congress began IT, annual meet
Ing hero today with q large attend
ance. Rev. DR.. Brice delivered AN
address upon the "Inilucnce OF the
Scotch'Irish In the Formation OF the
American Government
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MADRID, Mny IL. = Sensational 70.
ports In connection with the situation
In Portugal arc being circulated. Jus.
facia, Republican organ, says the King
OF Portugal IL disposed TO abdlcatc the
throne should the ministers come to
conclusion that such n step Is neces-
tary.
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LONDON, KY, May la,--A man has
been arrested In Leslie county sus-
pected OF being Silcott, the defaulting
doorkeeper Of tho Fiftieth Congress.
lie denies his identity with that much
abused gentleman.
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Great Distress Reported Among Set.
tlcrs.--snfIerers Escape In Des.
titute Circumstances.
A WOMAN MURDERED IN a
LONELY FIELD.
Davitt Says Parnell viii Soon Have
Only -Four Followers aud be
Politically Dead.
THE FOREST yIREs.
Dispatches SHOW IN. situation is Most
GrRye.


Dispatches SHOW the situation is Most
Grave.
ST. PAUL, May l1.--Railroad die
patches from districts affected by the
forest fires show that the situation,
while not nj present threatening " the
railroad companies, Is most grave. Two
miles east OF Ashland the forest isa
seething mass 81 fire. A fierce firo
can also be seen across the hay, where.
last night. IL was reported the danger
was pas,. The railway officials state
that the loss TO the companies viii not
be worth mentioning but the loss to
private property holders will be heavy.
lumber owner along the line Of the
Omaha road, places his loss Mt 500, 900.
The distress among this settlers along
the line Of the railroads H. great. Du-
lutb, Ashland aud Superior nfe full OF,
people driven out Of the woods. Thou
SANDS OF dollars worth u VALUABLE pine
are utterly wiped oil the earth. Five
miles from South Superior the coun-
try prevents n most desola.e ap-
fearnncc, an cxpanse Of charred
stumps, and for miles aud miles spiral
columns OF black smoke creep upward
and mingle with the inurky ntmos-
phcrc already overhanging the scene.
Dispatches OF the Duluth Railway
company from Black River Falls state
that that city ~ surrounded by fire,
though II Ia not thought the town Is in
danger.
VILLAGE IN DANGER.
MARQUETTE, Mich, May l5.-For-
est Hires are raging about Austrian,
Alger county. The village Ia In serious
danger. A special from Bessemer says
forest fires are raging all over Gogeblo
county, and the loss In standing Pine
will be very heavy.
IN DESTITUTE CIRCUMSTANCES.
LuDiSoToS. Mich, May li.-At
last the inhabitants Of Walkerville,
which was burned Sunday, have now
been heard from aud the report that .
number Of lives were Loot proves un.
true. Those who escaped Ind nothing
but their wearing apparel and nrs in
destitute circumstances. Several points
In this section report homeless aud
destitute people coming In each day.
RAINS.
WHITE CIyouD, Mich, May a.
Rains have subdued the forest fires I'm
this vicinity. Hundreds OF families
are destitute within twenty-five miles
Of here, and many hundreds will have
nothing TO eat save what charitable
people give them. Some Of them are
badly burned.
A aERIous SITUATION.
EscASABA, Mich, May II. - No
rains have fallen In four weeks, amt
the situation In very serious. The fires
are now doing great damage In Delta
aud Mcnominee counties anu spread
over vast aroa.
Two CHILDREN PERISH.
GAYLORD, Mich, May II. - The
home Of Robert Duke, n farmer Of
Remington, Montmorency county, was
burned and two VI his children per-
ished.
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COLLISION AT SEA.
Another Accident where the"utopia-
went Under.

GIBRALTAR, May ii.-What might
have been a repetition OF the fearful
Utopia disaster occurred last night or
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his stay. From every window and
housetop In the principal downtown
streets the stars and stripes were un.
furled 10 the breeze and large sized
pictures Of tho President were con-
spicuous everywhere. Especially was
this 40 along the line OF march.
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Nnw York, May 1.-the doctor
attending blaine said: "rhc report that
Mr.. Blaine II worse than already has
been stated by members Of his family
IL entirely without foundation. He
was simply takon III with M attack Of
indigestion, which, rs you know, will
lay anyone up. especially person nd.
vnnceu In years. The long aud short Of
II Is that Blaine Is overworked and
needs rest.v
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LONDON, May I4.-Fr0m dispatches
received here 1t Ia learned that two
more Jews were murdered ut Corfu
anu the bodies Of several who died Of
starvation lie unburieJ.
vienna, May li.-An attack WINS
made upon the Jew quarter Of Corfu
yesterday. Two Jews houses were
burned TO the ground and nine persons
killed and many injured. A state OF
Siege has been declared.
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IN pEsrITurn cIRcuMsrANcEs.
RAINS.

WHITE CLOUD, Mich, May a.
Rains have subdued the forest fires I'm
this vicinity. Hundreds Of families
are destitute within twenty-five miles
Of here, and many hundreds will have
nothing TO eat save what charitable
people give them. Some Of them are
badly burned.
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NEW Yong, May ii.-Thc Jury In
the Carrie Brown Inquest found that
she came TO her death by strangula-
ton ut the hands Of Amer Bon All,
alias "Frenohy No. l."
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A FERROUS SITUATION.

EscASABA, Mich, May II. - No
rains have fallen In four weeks, amt
the situation In very serious. This fires
are now doing great damage In Delta
aud Mcnominec counties anu spread
over vast arca.
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VILLAGE IN DANGER.

MARQUETTE, Mich, May li.-For-
eat fires are raging about Austrian,
Alger county. The village Ia In serious
danger. A special from Bcssemer says
forest fires are raging all over Gogebio
county. and the loss In standing Pine
will be very heavy.
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TWO CHILDREN PERISH.

GAYLORD, Mich, May II. - The
home Of Robert Duke, n farmer Of
Remington, Montmorency county, was
burned and two of his children per-
ished.
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was called together today TO act on the
published statements Of Italian Consul
Corte, that he frustrated q plot Of
Italians for vengeance on tho mayor
and others. Corte was called before
the grand Jury, but said he had been
misint.rpreted by the newspapers.
There was strong feeling against the
Italians here, and he had simply used
his best eiiorto In the interest Of peace
aud quiet.