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LIBERTY GARDENS,
Highland Park.

J. ". JlACkSON-
LIBERTY GARDENS,
Highland Park.
UIHE NEAREST AND MOST PLEASANT
| suburban resort. Bowling and other
games. Refreshments of all kinds. Strictly
tirst-class
apS-lm vOGEL & RICH, Proprietors
THE VIDETTE,
No. 22S j ST., Sacramento. CAL.
TSINEST WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
j. CBAS. A. NIEMEISTER Prop.
CONCORDIA BEER HALL,
No. 1921 Fourth Street.
TAVING MADE EXTENSIVE IMPROVE
l. L ments the public are now cordially in
yited to q hrst-clasS resort. Sandwiches of all
kinds. Buffalo Beer on draught and in,bot-
ties. The finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars on
hand. H. kOHNE, Proprietor.
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TETANTED-TO KNOW WHY LADIES
w buy paper patterns, which never tit,
when they can have them made 10 measure
ana warranted to lit by calling at 900 Eighth
street, corner l. Ladies tailor system of
cutting taught day or evening apIJ-2ta
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yETANTED-EXPE AND UN-
} : experienced help in millinery depart
ment, RED HOUSE aprI I-3t
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NSTANTED - ENERGETIC, RELIABLE
w men and women of good address to travel
on salary. Call between II and Q and ) and
: p. NJ. COLUMBIAN SYNDICATE. 716 ]
street. apz-tF
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VITANTED LADY INTERVIEW Err.
w over %; permanent position with ad-
yancemcnt. Address RELIABLE, this Office.
3pl,-3t*
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l. House, from So per month upwards; also
family rooms at low prices. HORNLEIN
BROS, Proprietors. mr19-ly
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EOR SALE-A CART WITH LEATHER
win be sold for 500. Apply 325 j ST. ap9-tt
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NTANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
w houseworlI and cooking. Apply at 52l
street iup stairs, room 1. apl5-2t%
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UIOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-NEARLY
II new two-story house. with modern I'm
provements, in an excellent locality. Address
p. Q. Box so, City. apl2-6t
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EOR SALE-ONE Sx1O CAMERA, AND
J. four double holders, two lenses and one
burnisher. Inquire at ASHER'S, $40 j street.
april 4-7t*
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NOR RENT = NEWLY FURNISHED
l. rooms, en- suite or single; light housekeep-
ing, if desired, at 727 street. apII-7t*
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ITO RENT-FURNISHED AND UNFUR-
i nished rooms, suitable for housekeeping:
rents from 81 TO So. Inquire at 500 NJ st.fe6-tt
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{ETANTED-A MAN TO WORK AROUND
w the yard ana attend to COW and horse
Apply TO {. II. GILMAN, from 9 to IL NJ,
Red House. aDrl 1-3t
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yXTANTED - BY A WOMAN, HOUSE,
w cleaning TO do or any other kind of
work by the day. Inquire ut 1910 Ninth
street apl5-3t*
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NOR SALE-THE BEST SACRAMENTO
II River bottom-land ranch from Rio Vista
to Red Bluff, only three miles from Sacra-
mento City. The well-known Mcgowan ranch,
consisting of $50 acres, every acre prime hop
alfalfa land. Improvements have cost
more than is asked for the ranch to-day. Will
be sold for $4,000 Qess than half its valuel,
if sold within ten days. 1t pays $4,000 an
nually used as pasture for horses from the
NOR SALE AT A RARCATS NFhPTV
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! TTNO LET A NICE COTTAGE OF SIX
| L rooms, bath and pantry, good location
! Inquire at 1918 4 street apl2-tf
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TFO LET-FURNISBED ROOMS. DOUBLE
1 and single; also housekeeping rooms, at
AIS l. street. apI5-l4t&
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ITO RENT-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS
L and summer kitchen; suitable for small
family; no children. Apply at 800 i st.apI5-3t&
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ITO LET-A FINE FLAT; FURNISHED OR
i unfinished; suitable for housekeeping;
cheap. Inquire at 511 street ap12-7t%
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WASH DRESS GOODS.

THE TERMS APPLICABLE TO OUR WASH DRESS GOODS
arc handsome, pretty. sweet Those three styles OF
beauty arc all embraced In tho choicest ofoca n
any house Tho cream Of an Importers and manufacture
ora arc collected In this grand display.
We lead with tho groa European Novelty Molro In
printed goods, now made from Egyptian
com6od Yarns. comb mod ~h tho Moro offoo producing
richness only to DO found highest clues alee Every
house aavoroes Scotch olnghams and zophyrs show
moro ugly than pretty patterns bul with different.
have an immense assortment and pattern beauty
tho eoore and o producing effects before Wit
noasod In this olass OF goods and perfectly fast
wo also showing oylIsh patterns In American Cling
hams.
Tho old standby Printed saoena, largely represented
In all qualities, and tho Canton Cloth, by Simpson
soma deserve special mention It's richness design
Tho patterns IN Prints ths season very pretty 40
must speak OF them.
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NORWAY.

Tho population OF the city Of Freder.
ikAhnld 10 LEI.
The city Of Chrlsllaussanl has n
population ofl2,s25.
King Oscar has made several dona.
lions 10 different societies Ia Christ.
anla.
-Four children of Christian q.
skretieherg, Of Medium, died lately OF
diphthorla.
An Immense whale, u Zee. In length,
was towed into the harb0r OF Christi.
anla from Vmengvn the slher day.
King Oscar has promised 10 donate
$1,000 kroner for the Manson uxpedl.
ton TO the North I0le.
A new liberal society has been or.
gnnized In rfOndhjem, on account OF
the coming election to the storthing.
The government asks the siorthlng
for an appropriation OF $50, 900 kroner
for tho erecting OF now government
buildings.
The steamer Auodthor, Of Bergen,
was burned the other DAY on IL Juur-
ney from Patros TO Bristol. The crew
was saved.
Five fishers were drowned tho other
day on BDdoe. AZ the same time
boat capsiEed Oh Meloe, and one man
u ita crew was drowned.
A Norwegian schooner was wrecked
lately not very far frum CuNhaven,n and
the crew was brought into that CITY
by the steamer Ncl0 YoIk.
lhsen's "A Doll's House" II being
published al present In the Roman
literary newspaper Cara N Icspi. The
paper presents also u good picture Of
the author
l.. Larsnr, well-l.nown citizen OF
Chrisilnnla, died lately at the Grnu.
land Hospital. Larsen had been sicl,
during eight years, and during this
time was not able 20 leave ovon his
bed.
Fresh herring are being exported
aud sold In London every winter. The
Swedish herring bring q higher price,
although the Norwegian are lust M
good, IL not better. The dliltreuce OF |
price Is ascrlbed 20 tho indemtigable |
work OF the swedish agent la Londqn.
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DRESS GOODS.

EVERY DRY GOODS HOUSE KEEPS DRESS GOODS. SUIT
scarcely house In America can chow tho collection 81
auperb things wo arc s Spring roy arc
strung along from Now York 20 Salt Lake. and SOMETHING
We" 10 NhHV'No DAILY Tho purchases OF ok
sons would equal tho collections OF this ss,son o and
Ladies cannot form tho antost Of how elegantly and
'aso'uy hoy can Dress except by calling and examining
our choice stock Of Fronoh Novelties and tho ohor artistic
effects In our proas Goods Department
We shall show limo Of Frono choea tho patterns and
eoorinGs Of which pronounced worko Of srt
Our Combination Plaid Robes aro tho most tasofu al
moderate price, over about two hundred pat
orno Of European Novelties no two dross patterns
arc alike arc something 10 DO proud or
Tho Wool Pads embrace oolos never botoro attempted,
and together with Tho patterns simply immense and IN
stylos suitable to an ages.
Our Black Goods stock Is complete In which
showing novelties faro offered at tho worry low
proos wo place HoaHoa5 sorsos Cords pasonais and
Twiils.
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Tue quarterly conference Of Willard
Stake Of Zion was held ON the 2ed and
2dri Of February, Ia the Holden meet.
Ing house.
On the stand were the stake presi
dency, members Of the High Council
aud a good representation OF he labor.
ing priesthood Of the stake.
After the opening exercises Sunday
morning first day., President Daniel
Thompson gave report Of the labora
OF the Stake Presidency.
Fillmore Wand was reported by Jaa.
a. Melville, first counselor In the
Blshopric; Holden Ward by Blshop
Anthony stephenson; iSanush Ward
ny 9. IT, Christensen, iirst counselor Ia
tue liishOpric; Sclplo Ward by Blahop
u. Yates, bennington Ward by Elder
Riohard Pay; the Young Mems Mu.
tual Improvement Association by
President WIN. Thompson; second
quorum " Eliurs hy ilidof William r.
Bcnneti; Foriyarclnd quorum Of Sew.
entities by President T.. 4. Buckstrand;
Relief Societies by President i.llzatciii
Yates. An interesting discourse on
church government was delivered hy
Elder Platte ID. Lyman, OF San Juan
stake.
At the Sunday afternoon meeting
the Sacrament was aiminiltofcd hy
the Bishoprlc Of Holden, after which
Pnsidcnt VIM. Y. Black rtlmrtri the
Iwcnty.ilrst quorum % Seventies
PRECEDENT Susnnnah Robinson reported
the Y. l.. NJ. i. Associations; Elder j .
Il. Hickman, principal Of the M. =.
Academy, reported that institution.
tn" meeting was addfra.el hy Elder
Frank Hinckley aud President 1. y.
Hincklry.
At the Monday forenoon meeting.
Bishop J. 3. Black reported Descret
WarI, Bishop II. u. Bennett reported
the Meadow Ward, and President &.
Andcnon reported the High Priests
Q1urum. The reports were inter.
sprnvd with preaching by Elicrs
Forsell, Of Salt Lake CITY, aud G. An.
durson.
AT the Monday afternoon meeting
statistical reports were read, aud gen.
eral aud STAKE authoritiS presented
by q. Anderson. They were all uunn-
lmously sustained, after which the
meeting was addressed ~ Elder Wa.
liam Rydalch, G.. y. Chrntcnseu, j.
i. Hickman, flank Hinkley, Pfesi.
dents Daniel Thompson, /. y. Hiucls.
Icy aud u. II. Stevens.
Conference then adjourned fof three
months 10 meet ut DtsufOt.
Notwithstanding thu bad condition
Of the roads the meetings were well
attended. the reports 0fthe condition
Of the various wari-, quorums aud la.
siituil0ns were In the main very good.
The topics treated upon by the speakers,
were family ami Church government,
education, kindnoss and forgiveness.
The addresses were spirited aud the
good influence Of the Spirit Of Col
aud hearers.
&. ANDERSON,
Stake Clerk.
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piIImiuRO, March d. The lon,
strike OF mo coal miners OF the Monon.
gnhula Valley ms ended Ia u0mrluie
victory for ihr mou. This morning tnr
operators decided i0 co1crdu mo hr.
manls " the ttHlru for an advance in
tho mining rate, of ono hBlf cent uf
buthul aud 90 fgsuns work on Mon.
dHy. Tho Muhr A. Unc OF lle longest
uud most da'efmiurl uvcc known ln
thla section. DO lasted ten WUuNa aud
slN thousand men l0.t lu wart
alnur over eaomUl. Tile ntHanc0 rf
tlus sr.tl um OF money ln Ihs vhllc,
cauHod nciul suffering nmong not orlr
tle minors nul tho.r mmnoa, Dat y
grtt' majority of ufbcr pnHlu. d,rou.
dent directly 1f niiweily OH ihr min.
ing ~ coat Zoe living. UcHIlrf thu
mlurm the siIihe Affected ON army ui
other lnh1fcm
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.
a pl8 Hfa VISITED -ulloiasvigc q
/ suburb u hofcuni iho other day. b.
bnn.ee inLsii,ct Lv 49, i,.'' , .'.', .,' ~
U,eir mmiu,.s t,,tp,Ii 49, iiny
nmiil,s ter,. ,,ad,. h.,,ai,.'
me cpidfmlc ~ sinallplA iu copuu-
hnHcn Is increasing.
Oscar I.rtchend ts. hpd.,,re
PAINTER. died in Stnudeflor, ol s,, sl,s
ORES YEAR.
Editor Jt~. Davids.r d.. ,lie.t
nevtr,i,ar man In p.,n,,ti ma NJ.
GENTLY nj ronenbaenp VI. 80. XII
., 7mphel's- pownvr, manufactured To-
gsfnanv or Erap.e ' Nh '' N. WHY, ',,ai' ~
thr army
pusAv Lunu, iahncfy nWuHr nud
one oi 'ne mo-t prominent o'il1 na of
NttuskochinGi dled lnl'ly W the age 0f
'N ythf-'
tf,,.p t.,..,. .,s...t.,......,.
go =. .tl'' NN'
Nh i,i1.n W H'''il ''l' ''tlyi uty'
L., ,,....t.... il'.il-'..
,,t,.,-. D" ~ "''''h N'' l'oftN'
Martin Nioison, u yoiur musician ~
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New IlinH OF urn round ia trn
h"rhN mpuntsins,
B1sON, MarchG. -Gcsn,e N.Ciarss,
on experienced .r1nwurkcr OF thls city.
claims 90 huvu discovered nn orr in tie
Rocky Mountains which be- halluvus if
now 20 tie world Ito says of d.. "I
Oh specimens ~ Orc to d ayers at
CINCINNATI. Chicago and Boston. aud
nn one could ttl mc thc uaniu OF iho
mincml, Vncul began hora sar
9i ot pelimru,si missing % with mllitn
Iron. 10 combined prno ily With iron.
hnd found lint only small quantity
was utfc aafytn Increase thn huhitv
of lie munL u rendered Iron ducuio
anu lu ipw sradca, n0tp1asa puri1tr
, hr ri1iue. Of thu alloy wis q
HOMOGENEOUS moini W worry nne
p1rca, capable OF higher finish thnu b..
i'fe. 1 munt No gave ihe mrui greater
density nnd ml uat icnsuo iicngth.
ltis nIu-yufu |rn.
Clarke produced hnuiml of ore. "a
sumpnco THAT lo1tcI utv nnc aud
STONE. save that lives black. nud many
pieces % Do presented % highly polished
1uriicv na smooth as "a blt Oh rinss.
Clarke rcius,d To- tate the location of nc
field.
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IN rus AnorNriNr prpunLio.
The Governments plAn Tor Saving tue
Provincial nank.

BuRS0s ANERs, March G.lrhe Al.
goutine Government has Issued Il dc.
cree which suspeuds business on the
bourso In tho custom house ana IN the
tanks for two days, tlday anu tn.
morrow. This decree was issued in
view of the DISTURBED state OF tho trade.
the financial anxiety aud tho
general feeling Of panic which exists
Ia financial circles. The dtcrpe an.
nouuces that tho days mentioned
aro Ia bee observed nH holiday,
bat the reason Tor the susutu.
sion " business Is to try t. save
thH Provincial bank, about which
~ much has been said recently. hom
financial Disaster. There has hrnu %
run ON the bauk Tor several days, and
II Is believed that It did moi dare 10
open Is doors To-Day. A syndicatncom.
posed ~ l2O merchants nave arranged
plan 10y which they viii ln.d thu An.
gcntine government 80 001, OOu. Coz.
hcquent3 iheTOveflmtut dctiiel that
no fresll lsauv Of papss MONEY wnnld
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NEWS NROM THE FAR NORTH.
Defense Unions FORMED 10 all Parts
Of Sweden.
ROYAL DONATIONS ron yAysry.
Emile iiehrcni. u Danish sanvstress,
Engaged for Corent Garicn
Theatre, london.

U
Tweniy.seven people were crcmated
NJ Stockholm during 1900
The epidemic Of measles In Stock
holm Is decreasing Mt last
Stockholm ami Christlania will be
cohnccledby telephone.
The costa Of the Swedish Rlksdar Of
leul worr about 100000 kronor
a wldowcr, horn 1911, married rc.
Gently a "glrl" Of o2 years ut Kim
a defense union has been organized
/ ny thc pupils OF thu Bs-lov school ia
Stockholm.
Lars Person, of Hitdums over
gard' died recently at an age Of lu2
yean.
y. Johnson, mate. and a Larson,
n painter, were drownod OF Lyschi
the o,her day.
Swedish oats have bocu exported 60
trinidad, South America, iof the fnt
timo.
a society for the purpose u raising
m1ney Tor The matter OF dcivnGts has
been nrgunilei at Mace.
The government uak. tho nlsndag Tor
mn appropriation u 10000 krou0r Tor
tho building OF railroad dcp0ls.
Living hogs were exported from
Sweden during the last year 10 tho
numhor ~ $3.50, ~ compared with 2ijD
during 1881
y. kockum, Of Rnsengurd, schooner,
diod lately, 20 ynan oh. Hr was one
Of inc most prominent fafmcrs u the
province.
The pres Club ~ Stockholm will
probably found o. bureau Tor the pur.
pose Of procuring employment for
Journalists.
An unknown purson who calls him.
self "Quidam." has donated 1000
honor 70 tho Northern Museum OF
stockholm.
The former hall OF the Methodist
congregation of Lkslo has boon changed
into saloon.
The export u butter was li,03g,O 900
Kilograms during The last year ~ COM
pared with ii,78i,0O kilograms during
1889.
one hundred aud twenty perform.
anccs OF tile "Mikado," Gilbert nnd
sulllvau's famous opera, have been
given Ia Stockholm during a very
short period.
Hon. w. w. Thomas, the minister OF
The United States at Stockholm, aud
bis wife gave great banquet the
other day 10 which tho whole diplo-
matte corps was Invited.
geurral Magnus Blornstiern passed
his shtli birthday lately. The genrfal h
yet in good health, anu received luitofs
aud tclri,inms of congntulation during
the whole day.
August Srindbcus, the ahlcst Of
Swedish authors now living, was re-
gently grnutcd divorce nom his wife.
riri Won ts.ou, no one Time very
well.huoWn aCttvs. The matter has
can.cd a great sensation IN literary
circles.
An emigration On uins'o 10 Rrnzll g.
proposed 10y lhlowm iu tho neighbour.
hood VI Suudsvul. At meeting the
other LAY o WIS decided 20 subscribe
money Tor thu purpose Of renting "a
steamer 10 Bremen. Sixty people have
already made up their MUD 70 emf.
CRATE.
Mrs. Sonia kovalovsld, professor OF
mntomnticsn the university Of Stock
holm, died Feb. 10. Sonia knvaleyaki
was born a. M0skwa Ia 1858 ana novel
TO Stockholm IN 1854. She WIS ons OF
the abest mathematician living AMI |
won tue Bordin prize OF tho French 1
Academy Of Science several year. aRo,
Tho prize, consisting Of 1000 francs.
was ON account Of tho remarkable nbil.
ily shown by hlm. koyalovsli, In. |
creased 10 5000 francs.
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WHITE GOODS and EMBROIDERIES.

WHITE BLACK GOODS IS THE ONE NEW THING UNDER
tho you want to thomi thoy arc In Em5ro-
dorod Flounolnss. india Linens NansooE Checks Lace
Effects, Cords Stripes Lados Of advanced
have all tho comfort thoro s In wearing white musln
dress yet DO dressed black You should buy them oay
tho novelty great thoro doubta OF there being
enough TO supply tho demand.
We have moro extensive llno than ovor in White Fm-
boldered Founcnes 60 ryonch goods for Ladies' and
inches ohIdron You will. Of course
Founongs other but If want stylo combined
with oheapness you viii buy them Of US.
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The Canadian Leading Newspapers
sum Up the Rcsnl, % Yc,icr.
days Election.
THE FINANCIAL eRisis IN rHE an.
oCNTtNC REPUBLIC.
canadian Papers Arrive nj inherent
Heaults.

TORONTO, March G.-rhr Umpire
government oIgnul suns up the urllt
NJ ycticrday'a election nq follows
conservatives ~; rotarurfs SIS ml0r.
10y Tor the conservatives a., " itb ncveu
seats " he heard FROM. oil which i've
ut tho Int election Hiuruud cluacfga.
tlvrs. The World gnyoFumeut papoIL
claims o. majority nf u o. thc g1y-
rmmunt. The Ni Independently
gives the government 70 minority OF .i
rhn Gbbc loppofitl0ul ays the mnJuf.
iiy viii not exceed tWcniy
a dispatch from 3d. Johns ayl the
--latest returns from King County shaw
that George u. Foster. ailuistpf oi nu.
anco, has boon elected by a small ml.
lonly.
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opinions when other preachers present
the same and similar d0otrinciY Has
ne 20 thoroughly studied their views"
tiiat he feels able 10 i'oxprcea himself
decidedly" upon thom, while lie con-
iesses ignorance as 10 one Of tile
plainest doctrines Of the New Tesla.
menH I leave The Impartial reader 10
draw his own conclusions.
BfN LUuOSn.
WAsuINGTos, d. C., Fob. p, is0i.
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WAsiuS0TON, March G.-The storm.
central Ia the south plateau ugIon has
moved slowly southeast 10 western
Texas. The clearing condition has
moved SOUTHEAST % Ontario. Rain has
iallcn Ia the Mississippi Valley nnd the
south Atlantic States. The temprra.
ture has fallen Ia the lower bake region
aud tho extreme Northwest, aud Inns
generally risen elsewhere. Rain or
snow j. indicated Tor the regions east
OF the Mississippi River
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Secretary ni,inc GA tho Canadian
Elections.

WAs1NGIuS, March G.-accfdtnry
Blaine aid this morning that he had
nothing 10 say in regard tu the Cana.
iiuu ulcCt.Du. cEcgnt that there scented
in bo iu some quarters au impr,Hi ion
that President Harrlsnn'- nIminisim
ton Wpsiulcivsied in thD election. "Asn
mnltgrutinuth h1sa.l, "iir % luluisfra.
lion T. utterly indifferent H % the tc.
suit None " the members OF the
cabinet took any Interest ln the matter
aud they cnrui l,a about b, thnn tao
Canadians usually do about our cluc.
tions.n
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kaiigF Dcsorct Newe
The quarterly Conference OF Soyler
Stake Of Zion convened nt RichnelJ,
February e2p1, 1891. Present ON the
stand were tue Stake Presidency,
Bishops aud "A number Of tho High
Council, besides other proniuunt
brethren. Scrvicrs presided over by
President Wm. II. Seegmillcf. Sling.
Ing 10y the ltlchiilld choir.
The speakers were I'rpHidcni W. n
Srcgmillur, Cuunsollfs Geo. W. Bean
nud W. A. CLARK, bishop Jusoph :.
Horne aud Elders Hyrum 5. Harris,
jas. H. Morrison, Jos. Parker mud
Hans u. Miller. They opoko with
freedom and power.
The condition Of tho wards ~ the
Stake were reported by their prcaiiiug
Bhh1p-. The Clutch aud Stake au.
th1riucs were presented and unani.
mously sustained. The Stake stats
teal report wa read, showing large
Increase of onllation In the past fow
years. The spirit Of God was enjoyed
in u remarkable degree throughout tho
services.
Tho health Of the people In spno
parts Of the stake IA poor. Prospects
Tor full gmnarirs nnd loaded fruit trees
this Year, are favorable. Considerable
snow In the mountains. Work on the
SEWER Valley Canal Il progressing
rapidly. SAMUEL q. CLARK,
stake Clerk.
RictIpifIp, Titan, Feb. 20, 1891
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SANTA Fr, March G.-rhs mow
nl9csado which has prevailed on the
Denver anu no Gmudc railway FOR
lhc lai ten days b. broken and thr
hnl through train, since February IS.
reached here last night.
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y. a. Hubert, Jr., In the March
lows arc prosecuted Ia Russia, are, be-
cause the Jews ARE more successful In
business, and amass more wealth than
the Christians; that they are exclusive
aud hold alluf from the people; that
the leading Nihilists arc OF Jewish
origin; and that they dodge service In
the army OF Russia. As TO the first
charge, Il Is a compliment, unless Jews
adopt business methods which arc dis.
honest, and such Is not stated. A. 10
rxcluslyencfs, Jews have been driven
10 that. II seems ~ II II were put OF
Christianity to pile insult and indignl.
~ on the race To which Christ be-
longed. As TO the charge Of Nlhillsm,
individual Jews might have gone Into
ii. bnt as race they are the hifthest
removed from such reforms Of any
race In the world. Asto army service,
h il little wonder they would Try 10 rs.
cape service where only insult and in-
jury awaits them.
In New York CITY, some time pgo,
seven Bohomians We're hired 70 work
IN West Virginia, They were promised
81 90 day, with n rate for board ofSo
a month. They signed a paper which
they dill not read. On the ith inst.
thoy published an account In Bo-
helnian paper. II reads like a chapter
OF Uncle Toms Cabin. Here Is para.
graph from II; "What happened 10 us
after we reached our destination Is No
dreadful that II may seem incredible TO
YOU. We arc helpless here, as We are
guarded like prisoners We did not
oct our trunks until month after We
got here, and our bodies were covered
with vernin. The food is always tho
samo-blttor, black clil,e and bacon
three times day. Whclhera man Is
ill or not, It mal,ehno difference 10 our
masters. He must go 10 work and
when he Il not able 10 work he l.
logged until he IL black ami blue aud
told that he has aignod a contract and
must abide by H. We have received |
no money, aud when We tsk for i we /
are told that We owe SO for railroad |
iare aud sll for board"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-06

sctiicrs Arriving on Every Trntn.-
Trouble Anticipated.

SrOlSANE FAILS, March G.-Tho
passage OF the bill opening tho Coutr
D'Alene resuryaiiln Tor settlement.
has created u stampede almost equal 10
thc Oklahoma craze. Settlers afncnn.
Ing In on every train, awaiting Tor the
President 10 isauo his proclamation.
There 4 trouble expected, as some OF
the Indians olIcc. 10 giving up tho
land.