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PADDING rIiE NAILS.
shipping OLD Newspapers HACK and
Forth.

Dies MONIES, Ia, May 81. - The
Federal grand Jury Indicted j. G. New
ton for cOnspiringto defraud the gov
eminent by padding the mails. New
ton Is vico.president aud general man
agor Of the Des Moines a Kansas CITY
road. During April the mail IL
weighed on the trains TO form basis
for thr yearly contracts. II Is charged
that Newton received large quantities
Of old newspapers and shipped them
back and forth on his line, making a
sufficient difference In weight TO In
crease the compensation for carrying
the mails from $4,000 TO $4,000 per
year.
Tho Indictment caused great surprise
here. Newton IN a millionaire. He
came 10 Iowa from HolyOke, Mass. II
n said ho shipped q lot Of the papers 10
relatives In California and Texas.
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CHICAGO, May 2l,-Secretary Butter
worth, OF the Worlds Fair directory,
received telegram from the Austrian
consulate Ut New York, saying
abatement was published there h tho
effect that the Worlds Fair would
have 10 bo postponed until 1894. In
reply President Baker aud Secretary
Butterworth sent reply characierizlng
the report as false and malicious. IL IL
supposed Il grew out OF nm Interview
with ex-MayOr Cfegier, published In
st. Paul, In which he Oppressed an
opinion that the fair could not be got
ten ready for opening In 1893.
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CORnErr AND JACKSON.
The Great Hattie Betwscn the Two
Pugilists.

FuEtiitth.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 9l.-No pugl.
listic event ever occurred on the Pacific
Coast that created more interest or OK.
element than the great heavyweight
battle between Jim Corbett OF San
Francisco and Peter Jackson OF Aus.
tralia, at the gymnasium OF tho CALI
fornia Athletic club tonight. The
purse was large one, $1,000, $1,000 OF
which wentto tho loser. The wonder.
ful degree OF interest In the match wAs
due not only ~ the merits and promi-
nence OF the two principals, but also To
the fact that the contest would open
the way TO settling the question Of tho
championship OF the world, for II WINS
generally understood that the winner
would eventually meet Frank Slavin
or any other man who might come for
ward for championship honors.
The condition OF tho men was NIL
that could bc desired. Both were rec
ognized as game fighters, Possessing
wonderful ability and wonderful quick
ness. The colored mans ring cxperi-
ence was far greater than Corbett's,
and II was probably this fact as much
ns any other that made Jack
WI $500 1919 ~, =" ~ ".'snb uuins Wv
weeh uc.o'e uhe ngn., y, ouus ranging
from - 70 siu 70 - 70 VIZ.
Sonhe uoniuiuh' was encit"u ny w"
iact that 1hcksoh sptalned ms ankle
sonlc weuNs aso, uhu !. WM sui siight-
" swopoh .cnisn', ou' nhs chusod MN
no InconVgn'ehco ~ MI uuIinB MS
training. ihe'e Was no reai lear eA-
pressed ,hat ~ Woulu give MIN any
trouble uutlng ,he ngnt
Hiram So9k was Ioieieo, Jachso n
WINS tceohueu py sam fi'IpAtfick anu
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SAN DIEGO, May Minister
TAFT died at O'Clock this morning.
The attorney general was today In
formed OF thc death OF ex.Att0rney
General Aiphonso TAFT. Mr.. Tan was
also secretary Of war under President
Grant and represented the Unitei
States at the courts Of Russla and Aus
tria.
Orders were issued this afternoon 10
drape the war department and depart
mont Of Justice buildings In mourning
thirty days and close both departments
the Jay OF the funeral.
The remains u er-Attorney General
Tan viii be- brought 10 Cincinnati,
Ohio, for lnterment.
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81. LOUIS, May el.-lt Is very
significant fact that, while the order
Of railway conductors decided TO fed
crate, the convention took no steps
looking 10 the accomplishment u that
question. No application has been
made. The order, II IN stated, seeks To
become u member without making
application, 80 that II they should at
any time become dissatisfied with the
federation, they can withdraw aud say
the officers had no right 10 federate.
The officers decline 70 discuss tho
matter.
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Whooping Cough.

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NATIONAL LEAuUE-CIscISSA
Cincinnati, 1; New York, q. Batter.
ioa--Radbourne, CLARK; Sharrot, CLARK
CHICAGO.
Chicago, 10: Philadeiphla,7. BAttcrle,
--Gumbert, Klt,redge; Espcr; Gleason
Clemens.
CLEVELAND.
Cleveland, 9; Boston, o. Batterie,
--Viau, Zimmer; Clsrkson, Bennett.
pIrnBuRG.
Pittsburg, :; Brooklyn, 4. Batteries
King, Berger; Caruthers, Kingslow.
INSTRUMENTATION.
Boston, .; 81. Louis, 8.
BALTIMORE.
Baltimore, o; Columbus, o.
WASHINGTON.
Washington, Z; Louisville, 0.
PIiILADrLpIuA.
Athletic, q; Cincinnati, ..
WESTERN LEAGUE-sr. PAUL.
1t. Paul, 10; Denver, 4.
MILWAUKEE.
No game. Rain.
SIOUX CITY.
Sioux City, /; Kansas City, II.
MISSEApoLIs.
Minneapolis, o; Lincoln, Z.
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PARIS, May 2l.-Eciaire, n news.
paper Of this city, publishes today In
ierviews with officials Of the minister
Of agrioultuse's department In refer
ence to the projected wheat "eornor."
These officials said they did not be-
lievs the people who were engineering
tho ''corner' would succeed In attain.
ing tho object In view, ~ the French
farmers refused 10 cooperate with the
manipulators Of the wheat deal. Tho
French farmers, tho officers Of the
ministry OF agriculture said, always
sold their produce on tho spot aud
would enter into no contracts with any
large syndicate, especially foreign.
The french crops are Ia very oritl.
cal condition. The home supply, they
said, would fall short Wy 10000, O0O
hectolltres. II the present rainy
weather continues, the result win be
disastrous 10 the farmers.
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A PnEsnYrERIAN CONFERENCE.
Opening Sermon 90 the Hundred and
Third Annual Meeting.

DETROIT. May 2i.-The hundred
anu third annual meeting OF the Pres.
byterian General Assembly convened
hero this morning. Rev. DIR. Rad.
cliie OF Detroit invoked the Divine
blessing. After singing, Rev, DIR.
Hatton, president VI Princeton, read
this sixteenth chapter Of Isaiah.
Rev. ID. Moore ~ Cincinnati, moder.
ator OF the assembly, delivered the
opening sermon from John xvii; "For
dod sunt not His Son into the world
10 condemn the world, but that the
world through Him might be saved"
d. Moore snidi "God gives eternal
life TO individuals believing hero aud
now, but tho salvation OF the world
was accomplished through the personal
salvation Of the husbands, wives, par
eht, children, masters, servants, rulers
anu subjects. The unprotected and OPP
pressed and therefore dangerous ser
vie class are elevated TO tho position
OF brethren In Christ and labor II made
honorable. Before hu came enjoyment
anu selfiuduigence were the objects
OF human aspiration. For this the
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No Negotiations Between Our Govern.
ment aud the CHILEAN Insurgents
Concerning the "Iiata."
the "cpARLesron" DUE AT PAN.
ANA TO-DAY.
Balmaccda's War ships Len Behind
by the Insurgent Torpedo Cruiser
"Almirauie Lynch.v
by Telegraph to the SEws.l
THE INsunuICrioS IN CHILL.
A numor from Paris Deuied.-Sa,ni
MnnsnxEas

Maneuvres.
wAsHiNuToN, May al.-The Paris
dispatch, stating that the "Etata" was
70 be reaccably surrendered 10 the
United States 10y the insurgents upon
her arrival in Chill. was shown 10 the
officials Of the navy and state depart.
mont today, but ono and all declined
10 discuss the matter publicly. Never.
thclcss II can bo stated publicly that
there has been no negotiations, M re-.
ported, between the insurgent agents
In France or elsewhere, and this gov.
eminent respecting the "Etatn. ("
There Il reason 10 believe that this
government expects the "Etata" 10 be
pcaccably surrendered TO the United
States by the Insurgents when she
reaches Chill, but that when She i 10
surrendered. the vessel will be- found
10 have discharged her arms and mu-
millions OF war.
The object OF libellng tho ship In
California was 10 determine whether
she violated the neutrality laws. II
she stands trial ON that charge the
status OF the insurgents must he Judicl.
ally determined ~ y preliminary. II
10 ~ hold that they arc bcligercnts, the
al advantages, and all they risk " the
loss by forfeiture VI the empty vessel.
Nothing II heard ut the department
yet Of the "Charleston." She IN due at
Panama today, hut Il may he tina,
she will proceed straight on TO Payts,
Peru.
BALNACEDA's USELESS siurs.
IQuIQuE, May 81. - ON Sunday
morning about hali.psst four O'Clock
tue ChIlian insurgent torpedo cruiser
"Almirautc LynchD was slgtod OIL
Puuto III pedra by the CHILEAN war
ship "Almirlnto Cochpne," which
Immediately gave chase but was
soon let far behind by tho
faster sailing torpedo vcasel.
Tho "Almlrante Lynch" steamed
away In nortwesterly direction and
WINS never In range Of the iron-clad's
guns. In the meantime the authOri.
tios telegmphed Pisagua, where the
"Huasosr" aud "Magalicnes" were
anchored, and these vessels started 10
cut on the "Almirante Lyneh," and
sighted her of sunni. The "Huascar,h
when II was thought shc was in range
Of the cruiser, fired some light shots,
which were returned by the enemy.
The "Almirante Lynch" however,
gradually got away from tho pursuers,
apparently without damage.
Great excitement prevailed yester-
dry when the "Imperial" was seen oil
Cavancha. About ten miles from the
coast she began firing rapidly, ~ n
fighting desperately, but no enemy
was In sight. The "Cochrane" aud
"O'Higglns" went out at full speed,
but stbe "lmperlal" soon disappeared.
While launch from the "Cochrans"
was fixing torpedo for defense In ease
Of attack, the torpedo exploded. One
man was drowned and several Injured.
Boats from tho "San Francisco" res.
cued two men.
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CmcAOo, May 2i.-Thc tract. was
dcep In mud.
rwo-year-olds, FIVE fuflongs - III
Wind won, iittle Bill second, Jack
Richelleu third, Timo-lill.
ThTee-ycar.Olds and upward, seven
furlongs-pat 'Conlcy won, Bob Me.
Cart second, Aunt Cal third. Time
l:i3.
Seven INTERPRETATIONS won, Port.
law second, Burch thirl. Time
1850
Milc-Bankupt won. Osborne sec.
ond. sunny Brook third. Time
l;ipl.
lhree-year-olds and upward. seven
furl0ngs-Alarmosa won, Dusiiu sec-
ond, Uphato third. Tlme-l;ii.
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corner.sione Of a Masonic Home.

UltcA, y. Y, May 2l.-rhc corner.
stone Of tile Masonic Home for indi.
gent MasOus' widows aud orphans was
laid to-day. About 30, 900 visitors from
all paris u the state witnessed the
procession and ceremonies attendant
ON the laying Of the cornerstone.
There were ully 10000 Masons In the
city, and 1000 took part In the process.
sion. The grand oiliccn laid the
corner'stonc according to ths prescribed
ritual. The site n ouc of the most
beautiful IN Central New York. To.
night, nj the Utica opera house, about
aluD ponons listened TO addresses 10y
Mayor Goodwin, Hon. j. W. V.
R0omcr Fast Grand Master Lawrence
and Chaunccy VI. Dupew.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-22

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introduced AT the Morning Session OF
the Trans.MlsslssIppi Congress,
Yesterday.
ADMISSION OF ARIZONA AND
NEW MrxIco.
Amendments 10 Naturalization Laws,
Free Sllyer.-tioodwln the
Enemy Of Utah.
~ Telegraph to tho sKwLi
TaE WESTERN CONGRESS.
Resolution. ON yariou. Important
Topics.


DENVER, May 2l.--At the morning
session M the Trans.h Mississippi Con-
grcss representatives Of the different
sections urged the selection Of their
cities Of tho next place Of meeting.
Omaha seemed 10 have many friends.
The matter was not settled.
A large number OF resolutions were
introduced, favoring the Nicaragua and
Hennepin canals, urging the carly
admission sf Arlzona aud New Mexico,
fsvorlng u restriction Of immigration,
recommending amendments 90 the
naturalization laws, favoring the free
coinage Of silver, defenses for deep
water harbon aud navigablo rivers,
tho Torrey bankruptcy bill, etc.
Ex-CoDgrcssman Belford made q
speech for free silver, river aud harbor
improvements, etc. The time was not
far distant when tho clamor VI the
West would demand that the nation
give IT. attention TO tho development
Of the Vests resources.
The committee asked further time
for tho selection OF tho next place VI
meeting. II was not accepted and the
vote resulted: Omaha, M; New Or
leans, 1906. This announcement Of the
selection Of Omaha was received with
Hon a q Sims ami, nm free coln.
nve. IN, East he said. was nisl,.i by
a p,mnhlet circulated by the Eastern
LinL.,. E,r, c,Ir,,s wonid br,al,
M b,e,.o,,artc,s ~ the Engllsh com.
nietoe ON Inc seas.
Ex.govcrnor A nthonv nj Kansas
.nohe ny,insi fro, coinage. nnd CHAIR.
ninn F.rrv Tor il.
Attic evening session. tho committed
on resulutions mad, two rrnorla of, the
silver resolution. m, minority favor,
the frr, co,naoe of siIyer mi Limited Ia
M, a n,.rIcnn produn,. while tho
minority favorl IN. frre and Unlimited
coinage. Adjourned until tomorrow
GOODWIN UTTERLY OPPOSES UTAH.
DrSvIu. Mny ol.--AIl day the com.
mitt,c on resolutions have been nj
work. Messn-. A. n. HYDE and q. q.
U,Ddwin rrprrssnt tItnh ON tbla com.
mi,tee. Yesterday n eub.committeoo n
terrltorlcs v.as npnoIutod consIstIng of
Alra-ra. Goodwin, OF Utah; Cntron, "
Nav Mexico. mud Jncob-. OF Arizona.
Today the committee roportcd In favor
of the claims u Arizona and New
Niexico for statehood. nut Utah wa,
not mentioned.
When the report was presented Mr..
Hyde Of Utah moved an amendment,
Including Utah m the list OF prospec.
tive states.
Judge Goodwin then took the floor
anu IN a vigorous speech opposed tho
amendment. He announced his in.
trntion 10 fipht IL IN the committee
aud ON The floor OF the convention II
necessary, Ills spctch contained hIs
usual bitter donunciatlon-,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-22

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-22

PHILADELPHIA, May al.-The hear.
ant Cashier Lawrence, charged with
falsifying the returns Of the keystone
National Bank 10 the comptroller
Of currency, were continued here this
afternoon before the United States
Commissioner. When MArh's
name was called h, did not answer
and his counsel stated that he did not
know where Marsh was. or whether no
would be present. or not, a. ho Ind not
seen him ainco Last Saturday.
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L0uisvLLE, May 2i.-Track heavy.
Mle-Iledsign won, Marie X. second,
Consignee third. Time-l.50.
Three-yoarolds and upward, mile
and seventy yards-Palmotto won,
Rainier second, Governor Wheeler
third. Timc-i;55l.
Two-ycar-old eols, thrcc-quafter-
mile DASH Huron won, Wautaga
second, O'Neil third. Time-l;2i!.
Fiye.furiong dash; maiden colts and
geldings- Pondlet0n won, Oroyillc
second, Toe Water third. Time
l;0sl.
setback handicap, mile and n six.
,eonth-Nallon won, Pafamctia sec.
ond, Faithful third. Timo-i;55!.
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BrLLEviLLE, Ont, May 2i.--James
kane was executed here this morning
for the murder Of his vile Elizabeth.
The drop fell at $40, but Knne's neck
was not broken aud he was slowly stran-
gled to death. His groans were hor-
rible.
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CHICAGO, May 2l.-Willlam Red
mond, one Of the Parncllite ENJOYS, u
Ia the city. He predicts that Parnoil
will again be restored 10 the Leadership
OF tho united party, brought together
by the surrender Of the McCarthyites.
IL il not question, said Redmond, Of
morals or religion, but Of politics. The
opposition Of the priests will have very
little effect, he thinks.
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NEW York, May n. - Secretary
Blaine rested comfortably last night,
and this morning wassomewhat easier.
IL the weather permits, Ia day or two
lac will be taken out for u drive, and II
strong enough will then go to Maine.
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Trouble Feared on Account OF Ma
tales Expulsion.

BELGRADE, May 2l.-rhe garrison
Of Belgrade Is being hurriedly rein.
forced Tor fear OF possible trouble arts.
Ing from the expulsion Of Natalie. The
minister's position Is shaken. Several
persons wounded on Monday have
since died. II II stated that tho gov.
eminent spread the rumor that tho OK
pulsiOn OF Natalie Was abandoned
Monday In order 10 facilitate her re-.
mOyal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-22

MILWAUKEE, May 2i.-rhc commit.
tee Of the Episcopal diocese OF Nil.
wsukyc refuses 20 concur IN the selec-
lion Of Rev. PHILLIPS Books rs bishop
OF the Massachusetts, diocese.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-22

The negro was captured today and
lynchci by Bowlos' neighbour, In spite
OF imntlc pleas for mercy. After he
was strung up the men filled his body
with bullets.
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Foster Thinks There Is no Room for
II on Account Of the Repub.
llcans.
CHANDLER AND GRAIN EXPRESS
THEIR OPINIONS.
A National Committee Is Organized
and Goes TO Work. The Kentucky
Farmers.
Comments OF Pnbiic aep.-rhe M.
tionRi Committee.

sh'aNN
WAafNurUS, May gi.--A number
OF public men were interviewed today
on thu now political organization
formed In Cincinnati. Secretary Of
The Treasury Foster thinks the 6ronJ
AMI generous pubic policy Of the Re-
publican party u such that there Is no
room ior u third party. Tho now boz
lltlcal Organization could not DO any
thing necessary 10 national comfort 0r
prosperity without stealing Republican
thunder. The wild schemes Of tho
Third party advocates cannot have
Judgement In the minds u sensible
people, any movements based on these
cccenlficitics are necessarily cphom-
eral.
Senator Chandler thought the plat.
form rather dangerous, with tho
possible exception Of the plank no
lating 10 government control Of rail-
roads.
Representative Grain Of Texas said:
at viii help the Democrats and hurt
the Republicans. Only that aud moth
Ing more"
ORGANIZATION oP THE NATIONAL
COMMITTEE,
CtScINNArI, May 2i.-The national
committee was presided over by Chair
man raubcncck. IL was resolved 10
authorize the issue Of call Tor volun-
tary contributions. IL was also 10
solved that n national executive COM
miticc bc formed, 10 consist Of tho
chairman, SECRETARY, treasurer aud
four members. The four elected arc
George F.Washburn Of Massachusetts,
q. +. Gather u Alabama, Ignatlus
Donnclly Of Minnesota and J. "A.
davis Of Texas.
The committee adjourned subject 10
call Of the executive committee. Thi.
cOnmltte met Immediately ait.rward
anu elected Robert Schililng german.
cnt secretary and NJ. G. Rankin per-
mancnt treasurer. Resolutions were
aiopicd providing for the appointment
OF State, county nnd local committees
Of the Peoples party In each State
for systematic organization and fur
thcrauce 81 tho work; that the sscrc-
hry Of each committee shall, ms soon
"a the same Il constituted, report the
names OF the officers and members u
Robert schilling OF Milwaukee. In
the absence u the executive committee
the chairman and secretary are given
authority TO organize States or Terri.
tories not represented nj the Cincinnati
convention, by tho appointment Of u
committee Of three members, who
shall proceed 10 organize ~ IN other
States.
KENTUCKY FARMERS.
The farmers representing Kentucky
In the Cincinnati convention made
| their WAY arfusa the Ohio last evening
and set the movement going In IN. old
commonwealth. A Stats ticket wa.
chosen, headed by Pollock Barbour Of
Jefferson county, for governor. A
platform was adopted, substantially tho
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by Utah Investment Co. Bonds nego.
tlated. Oflces 2Ss aud go Constitution
building. b. y. Hampton, Prest.; v.
l.. Cailfey. Sec'y; y, V. Jones. Troas
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New YORK, May 2l.-A million
aud half In gold coin WAS ordered to-
LAY for export Saturday.
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EVANSVILLE, lud., May Ella ne.
gro named jennings yesterday way
laid aud assaulted u thirteen
yeaI-old daughter Of George Bow les.