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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-01
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OFricE az nm Board ur EBucA-
ZION uF SALT LAKE, SAT- LAiSE
CuN. Utah, May liIhi 1891.
N.Ilel Z. Ilerllv NlrrN.

CilN, Utah. May liIhi 1891.
Notco 4, herC6y GircA:
FIRST. 49, That an Election Tor the
purpose Of voting upon the issuing "
Bonds for School Purposes will be held
on the 18th day " June, 1891, ut Indie.
pondonco Hall, No. 10 W. Third South
Street, IN Salt Lake CITY, Salt Lake
County, Utah Territory.
SECOND. o. That A. II. Pauons,
James +. Bradley aud ID. l.. Murdoch,
residents and qualified voters In said
district, will hn tho Judges TO conduct
the said election.
THmD.- The polls win be opened
one hour after sunrise on said day and
will continue open until sunset OF tho
same day.
fOUR11f.-Ihe aggregate amount OF
bonds proposed 10 bu Issued IL six hun.
dred thoufand dollars 5000, 001l, OF the
denomination N $1,000 each, 10 bear
interest at the rate OF five per cent Der
Ennum, onc hundred aud nity thousand
dollars (sl51,Olu) thereof 10 run for %
period Of ten years, and four hundred
aud ility thousand dollars $3.50 UOIl
thereof 10 run for a period Of twenty
years.
FiFTu,--Tho fald bonds are proposed
to be Issued Tor tho purpose VI nislng
money for purchasing school sites, for
building or purchasing one or more
schoolh0uses aud supplying the same
with furniture necessary apparatus,
and Improving the grounds, and for
liquldating any Indebtedness already
incufred forsuch purposes.
The new registry lists, IA prepared
by the registration officer Of this coun.
", shall govern as TO the qualifications
Of voters,
GroRGE N. SCOIq. President
j. II, MuM1UN, Clerk. (d3
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No single disease has played such sad
havoc with the human race ~ Con.
sumption. MOTHER disease approaches
10 stealthily. Its carly symptoms arc
ignored bccaus. 10 Is thought only =
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a hold that nothing but death cnu re-
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has removed the grlp Of this grim
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All citizens Of the Fourth precinct,
Salt Lake city, irrespective II former
party affiliations, are cordially Invited
held In the Eighteenth Ward ludcpou.
dent school house un tuesday, June
2nd, 1891, at O'Clock pm, where the
political issues OF tho day will bu die.
Guessed ~ able spcakgns, and precinct
Republican club viii Doc organized.
by order County Republican Com.
mittuc. y. IREwEEN,
Il II Chairman.
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The Buat Saiye IN tho world br Cuts,
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perfect satisfaction, or money refunded,
Price - cents Ger box. For sllu by A.
G.. Smith a CO.
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The popularity which HoodsSarsap-
Arilla las gained asa spring medicine
A wonderful ! d pO SOS ia those tle-
mems OF health diving, blOul.purlfyiug
and Notwithstanding which every-
body sceins 10 need Mt this season.
DO not continue In n dull, tired, un-
satisfactory condition when you may
he 10 much benefited by Hoods Sar-
saparllll. IL puridcs the blood aud
makes the weak strong.
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We desire ~ say 10 our citizens, that
for y.nu We have been selling Dr.
King. New Discovery Tor C0usump.
ton, Df. king'- New Life PILE. Buck
lens Atuica saivo and Electric BIT.
tef-, aud have mover handled rumrdirs
that ell ~ well, or that have given
such universal satisfaction. We do
rot he Hate 70 guarantee tlcm every
time, aud We stand ready 10 refund
the purchase price n Satisfactory re-
suits DO not follow their use. These
remedies have won their great popu.
larity purely on their merits. a. g.
Smith 4 Co., Druggists.
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Mary poor woman suffers unteid
LmrInr.. I.mtl ILnNL Ar.ln.

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leone which "a guaranteed 10 bring
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LAND. - Many persons have re-.
ceiyed their patents for land through
the nble assistance OF Judge Snyuer,
at Washington, ID. C., whose adyeT-
tisoment upptap In today's paper. And
In all departments Of the Government
he Inns acquired reputation as q consci-
entious aud capable lawyer. d&a
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Tho choirand congregation sang;
How arm foundation ye Saints Of The lord,
il lad for your faith Ia HE excellent word
Prayer by Apostle Abraham II. Cam
non.
Tho choir sang,
The wales Of Dgsofct
SUIT. ANGUS y. WRIGHT
read a lecture on "rhe Cornerstone OF
CharacteT.D This, he showed, Is IN
teprity. That term embraces many
virtues and qualities aud Is more thah
honor, honesty, temperance or ohasu-
ty, all of these and much moro being
essential TO full Integrity. The su0tet
was analysed aud illustrated thorough.
~, and It's application TO the work Of
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MoNEy LOANED, short and long time.
Notes bought by II. n. Gregg q 60,
Room 30, Commercial Building. dim
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70 the school II Mine. Of Columbia
College, New York city, viii I've held
at my residence, Az =. Wet Temple
Street, Salt Lake CITY, ON June stu, ~
l0a.m. II. ~. rEHuuNE.
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lmmonse Lot OF Curtain Net
Remnants at Half-Pricoi at
s. p. TEASDEL'S.
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JVOu SALE IS PRoyo CITY, A GOOD
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WANTED


7 IMMEDIATELY. 4 coon "MORMnN'
.uIrl i1r hoaso~ork iu suAil famuy, Apply
70 tins OnlHr ufl
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A Roam MARE, " tnTE spOr on TORE.
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right hini Return 10 2l2cenro street. Nine
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TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, SUITABLE
1 for int class urrss making puTpDsra .
With board. References, address *. tins
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A WASH WOMAN EVERY MONDAY
. and Mc1uttdHy Of plrh wpeh.
du =, j, bAiN, 800 bingham Street
, 1891-12-16
CRAFTSMANSHIP.

Dec. 9th-Per schnr. 'Vigilant'' for st. Tho
mas-Planter. F. Nc Govern, Ida Cadoze g.
servant Miss Thurland & child. Ann Z. Ere.
.deriks, Louise Emanuel, Christiana Brown.
Ernestine Robertson, Severine White. jan
Christian, Joseph Lang, James T. SmothergilI
Jane Clarke, Luther Stakemann.
Dec. 10th-Per schnr. "VigiIant'' from St.
TAomasoMrs. Stubbs, Miss Romney Joseph A.
Lang, Jas. t. Smothergill, Edward Hatchett.
John Douglas, Edward jackson, James T. Rrv-
: an, e. Rixberg, Peter Benjamin, Augustus
Moth, Thomas Paris, 4. Simmons & 9 sons.
John Meyer, J. Doute, Jas. Ferris, Johannes
Thomas, John c.. jackson, Joseph johnson,
Joseph Fro.
Dee.-13th Per schnr. Mary for St. Thomas
Lawyer S~takemann.
Dec.- 14th per "Vigilant" for St. Thomas
Theresita Lacrux, Joseph Irro.
Dec.-15th per mary from St. Thomas
Lawyer Stakemann, John Chs. Glass, Charlotte
Hatchett and Child.
FREDERIKSTED.
December 18th per MARY from St, Thomas
-Revd. R. j. E. Scott. Mrs and Miss
Abrahamsen,. MD. Dessau.
Dec, 18th per schnr. atlantic" from St
Thomas-George Gibbs, John j. Civil, James
Samuel.
Dec. 13th-Per schnr. atlantic" for St.
Thomas-Mr. ]. G. Isaac.
, 1891-12-16
SITUATION IN CHILL.

Washington Nov. s. Senor Montt, the
Gillian representative here has received }
cablegram from Santiago stating that the two
Houses of the new Congress are composed as
follows :Senate-21 Liberals and 5 CoHserva-
tives; Chamber of Deputies-56 Liberals and
80 Conservatives. The despatch also an1oun-
ces that the Liberal Assembly and electors
met in Santiago on Saturday last and declared
that they would vote for Senior Jorge Montt as
President. Senior Montt accepted the office,
and, adds that the telegram, thereby assured
the present and future stability of the
Constitutional Government.
New York Nov. THE following telegram
has been received here from Santiago.
THE papers for several days past have been
publishing wild stories about a conspiracy
having been formed among the refugees at the
American Legation to kill General Canto. A
notice was consequently circulated calling
for a meeting in the Plaza to denounce the
conspiracy.
"Mr. Egan the United States Minister,
thereupon informed the Junta that threats
had been made to attack the Legation and
capture the refugees, and he wayned them
that they would be held responsible for any
such attack. In response to the notice IS
sued, several thousand men assembled in the
Plaza, and cheered various incendiary
speeches d~enouncing the conspiracy and the
American Legation. The Junta, on receiving
Mr.. Egan's letter sent a troop of cavalry to
guard the Legation, and as the meeting in the
Plaza broke up the Intendente published a
notice stating that the stories Of a conspiracy
were devoid of foundation.
Serious trouble was doubtless averted by
this communication, although the Government
did nothing to prevent disturbance until they
received Mr.. Egan's protest-Ibd.
, 1891-12-16
B~EHRING.sEA FISHERIES
ARBITRATION AGREED To

Washington Nov. 10.
1t is announced that an agreement has
been entered into between Great Britain
and the United States regarding the terms
on which the differences between the two
GOvernmen is in respect to the Behring Sea
seal fisheries shall be submitted to arbitra-
ton, Mr.. Miller, the United States Attorney
General, i'll announcing the fact during the
hearing of the SaYwald case, before the
Supreme Court, this afternoon, said that
the agreement would have to be ratified by
sthe Senate, but that, subject to such ratif-'
cation, it was complete. He declined to
state: however, what points would be sub
mitted 10 arbitration.
Mr.. Blaine and the other officials of the
State Department have likewise declined to
make any statement on the subject. The
inference drawn from recent developments
0fthe question and from Mr.. Miller's state
ment III court is that Presiden Harrison is
ab0ut. TO submit to the Senate an agreement
in the nature of a treaty betweenthe United
States and Great Britain, by which the high
contracting parties bind themselves 10 ac-
cept as tinal and conclusive the definition
to be given by the arbitrator of the exact
rights of the United States in Behring Sea,
as well rs II pay any awards for damages
suffered by the nation which shall be declar-
ed to have held a true cOntentioN.-Daily
TELEGRAPH.
, 1891-12-16

1st auction Friday the 22nd January 1892.
End Auction Friday the 9Th February "
3rd Auction Friday the 18th s. m.
each day at 2 o'clock p. m.
No. IS Norregade,
according to the tax list belonging to Timoth
Skeletons heirs.
LIST Auction Friday the 22nd January 1892.
End Auction Friday the 9th February
3rd Auction Friday the 18th s. m.
each day at 3 o'clock pm.
No. 7 Ea. Norregade,
according to the tax list belonging to
Ann Thomas.
LIST Auction Friday the 22nd January 1892
End Auction Friday the. 5th FEBRUARY ("
Srd Auction Friday the 18th $. M.
each day at 4, ,'clock pm.
No. II A. Hospitalsgade,
according to tax list belonging to Henry
Grants Children.
LIST Auction Saturday the 23rd January 1892
2nd Auction Saturday the 9th February
Bird Auction Saturday the Goth SIN.
each day at |, o'clock pm.
No. 36. Alb. & 81 Dronningens Tvergade
according to the tax list belonging to James
Williams,
LIST Auction Saturday the 23rd January 1892
End Auction Saturday the 9Th February
Ord Auction Saturday the 10th s. M. "
each day at 2, o'clock pm.
No. 2 B. Watergut
according to the tax list belonging to Maria
and Samuel Yttendahl,
lst Auction Saturday the 23rd January 1892
end Auction Saturday the 9th February "
'3rd Auction Saturday the Goth s. m. :"
each day at 8 O'Clock p. m.
All the Auctions will be held at the under
signed Auction Office.
49,
Conditions, appraisements &c. may be seen
at this Office from the LIST Auction.
Christiansted's Auction Office, St. Croix,
the 10th December 1891.
MAXEN.
, 1891-12-16
T G R A M s.
ST. CRoIx STATION.

New York, Dec. 9th.-London news state
that the Maybrick insurance case has been
decided against the Company and the ~prisonsr.
This Company must pay the amount to the
executors for the benefit of the creditors and
children. :
1t is announced that the Royal wedding will
take place on March 10th.
In the French Chamber of Deputies M.
Lafargue's motion, proposing an amnesty has
been rejected by 39S to LIS votes.
Washington advices state that the workers
for West Indian reciprocity had several hours
conference with Mr.. Blaine yesterday, and
it is understood that considerable progress
was made towards an agreement.
, 1891-12-16

1t is stated that France has ceased diploma
tic relations with Bulgaria.
The Belgian Chemist, M. jean Servais Stas
died yesterday.
1t is reported that the starving Russian,
peasants have been attacked by smallpox and
Typhus fever.
New York, December 18th
Flour, st. Lawrence, pr. brl. 1925
Meal, best brandy wine, per. br. $50
Heavy Mess Pork, per brl. 81
New Seasons Pork, per hrl 1O1
s,ror Crystals, per Ii. site
~ +. to q. K. per lbs 1-16
English Islands MolasSes no, quoted.
Exchange New York and ondon 1921
London December 10Th.
DemeTara Crystals ,r cwt 1851
Sugar MaScovalO pr cwtl4s OIL.
German Beet Et lis lad
Demerara Ram pr gal. % I'D, to 2s 81.
Trinidad Cocoa pr cwt G3 6S. Oh.
COnsOlS, ex-intereSt 95[
Bank ct England rate of lllScOnnr 31Dr ct
Liverpool Cotton, Mi1dling upland y "a
Three pr c. RenteS in Paris $3.50 :
, 1891-12-16

There will be a Cricket Match at the Parade
Ground on Saturday the 26th instant, to com
mence at 1880 a. M. between the Christiant
sted Cricket Club and the West End Cricket
Club. A silver cup will be played for, aud al
lovers OF the game are asked to- witness the
contest
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-12-16

tions. We shall be greatly embarrassed in the
proper distribution and use of naval vessels uII-
til adequate shore defenses are provided for our
harborS
l concur IN the recommendation of the secre-
tary that the three battalion organization be
adopted for the infantry. The adoption of
smokelesS powder and of modern rife equal
in range, precision and rapfdity of fire to the
best now in use will, hope, not be longer de-
layed.
The project of enlisting indians and organic
ing them into separate companies on the same
basis other soldiers made the subject of
very careful study by the secretary and re-
ceived my approval Seven companies have
been completely organized and seven more
in process of organization. The results of six
months training have more than realized the
highest anticipations. The men readily
brought under discipline, acquire the drill
with facility, and show. great pride in the right
discharge of their duties and perfect loyalty to
their officers. who declare that they would take
them into action with confidence. The dSci-
pline order and cleanliness of the military
posts will have Il wholesome and elevating in
fiuence upon the men enlisted, and through
feeling for the whites and greater respect for
the government will certainly be promoted.
The great work done in the record and pen
sion division of the War Department by Maj.
Ainsworth, of the medical corps, and the clerks
under him, is entitled TO honorable mention
Taxing UP the work with nearly 900 cases
behind he closed the last fiscal year without a
single case left over, though the new cases had
increased 50 per cent in number over the previ-
3 Gus year by reason of the pension legislation of
the last Congress.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-12-16
REBUILDING The NAVY.
Immediate Completion of Vessels Con-
structing and Planned.


The report of the secretary of the navy shows
a gratifying increase of new naval vessels in
commission. The Newark Concord, Benning-
ton and Miantonomah have been added during
the year, with an aggregate OF something more
than II, 900 TONS TWenty-tou War-sh1pS, OF all
classes, are now under construction In the navy
yards and private shops, but while the work
upon them is going on satisfactorily, the
completion of the more important vessels Will
yet require about years time. Some of the
vessels now under construction, it is believed,
will be triumphs of naval engineering. When
it is recoliected that the work of building a
modern navy was only initiated in the year
1883. that our naval constructors and ship
builders were practically without experience in
the construction of large iron or steel ships,
that our engine shops were unfamiliar with
great marine engines, and that the
manufacture of steel forgings for guns
and plates was almost wholly a foreign
industry, the progress that has been
made is not only highly satisfactory but fur
nishes the assurance that the United States will
before long attain in the construction of such
vessels. with their engines and ornaments, the
same pre- eminence which it attained when the
best instrument of ocean commerce was the
clipper shin, and the most impressive ex, ,
hibit OF naval power the old wooden
three-decker man-of-war. The officers OF
the navy and the proprietors and engineers
wonderful intelligence and professional zeal to
the confidence expressed by Congress In Its lib
eral legislation. We have now at Washington
gun shop, organized ard conducted by naval
officers, that in its system, economy and product
is uneXcelled. Experiments with armor plate
have been conducted during the year with most
important results l is now believed that a
plate of higher resisting power than any in use
has been found, and that the tests have demon
strated that cheaper methods of manufacture
than those heretofore thought necessary can be
used.
1 commend to your favorable consideration
the recommendations of the secretary, who has,
/ am sure, given to them the most conscientious
study. There should be no hesitation in
promptly completing navy of the best modern
type, large enoughto enable this country to dis
play its flag in all for the protection of its
citizens and of its extending commerce. The
world needs no assurance OF the peaceful pur-
poses of the United States, but we shall prCba-
bly, be in the future more largely competitor
in the commerce of the world. and it is essen
tial to the dignity of this nation, and to that
peaceful influence which it should exercise on
this hemisphere, that its navy should be ade-
quate, both upon the shores of the Atlantic and
of the Pacific
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-12-16
The Present Man Smokes.

It looks as if the consumption of the
native brand of cigars was increasing
in this country, at the expense of the
imported varieties. At all events, this
is the inference that is to be drawn
from the figures furnished by the
commissioner of internal revenue.
According to his statistics the increase
of cigars consumed in this country
during the last fiscal year was 387 ,002,-
7S4, while there was an actual decrease
Of 26, 1902 in the number of cigars
imported. The sum of these two
amounts may, therefore, be accepted
as representing the increase in the con-
sumption of our domestic cigars. 1t is
interesting to note, in this connection,
that the consumption of domestic Gig
arettes is increasing in similar ratio,
Notwithstanding the cutlery against
them, the increase being 451, ; S4 $50 in
number during the year. From
these figures it seems to be safe to con-
clude, not only that the coming man
in this country will smoke. but also that
he will smoke domestic brands.-Bos-
tpa Herald.