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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05
BLAINE AND RUDlNI.
THE PRESIDENTIAL PARTY IN ASH
LAND. oaroow.
finy Hungarian Immigrants Detained
Suspected 10 Cont Here Under
Contract.
by TELEGRAPH to tho sEws.l
HLAIxE DEFENDS UtNsrLr.

A Dispatch To Minister Porter nf
Rome.
wAsufSoToS, May 4.--rhe follow.
Ing dispatch was sent by Secretary
Balm. today TO Porter, American
minister ut Rome:
"a series OF statements addressed to
Marquis Imperial by Marquis Rudini
was Iclegraphcd from Rome yesterday
and published by tho Associated Press
In the Unitcd States today. The only
part Of Rudini's communication which
this government desires " notice IN
the ono here quoted, vis.;
have now before mo note nd
dressed to you by Secretary Blaine,
April 14th. Its pcrusai produces q
mOst painful impression upon nut. l
viii not stop 10 lay stress on the lack
Of conformity with diplomatic usngcs
displayed In making use, NJ Blaine did
not hesitate 10 do, Of portion OF n
telegram OF mine communicated 10 him
In strict confidence, In order 10 get riu
Of a question clearly defined In our
Official documents, which alonv pos
sesses diplomatic value.
"The telegram Of Match 10th, con.
corning whuse public use AIarqulp
Rudini complains, Il the following,
which was quotci In full In my note
Of April IAN, 10 Marquis Imperiali NJ
Washington:
RoMr, March "a.
Italian Minister, WaIington:
Our request To tho Federal Govern.
mcnt ~ very simple. Some Italian
subjects acquitted by American msgis;
tratcs have been murdered In prison
while Under the immediat. protection
Of the authorities. Our right, therefore,
to demand and obtain the punishment
OF the murdcrcfs and indemnity for the
victims Is unquestionablc. ] wish 10
add that public opinion IL justly impa.
ticnt that provisions be taken Vt once,
aud " concrete provisions are not Mt
once taken ! should find myself In the
painful necessity Of showing our dis.
satisfaction by recalling tho minister
OF his Majesty from q country where
he l. unable To obtain Justice.
[5ignedl RupiSI.
"rhe intimation Of RudIni that the
telegram In question was delivered In
strict confidence, IL u total error. A.
the telegram Expressed ths demand 0i
the Italian Government, II was imp0s-
sible that Marquis Rudini could trans.
init II In strict confidence. As have
already stated, II was communicated
10 me In persJu by Baron Fava, writ
ten In English In his own handwrit.
ing, without = suggestion Of privacy,
ami the Telegram Itself has not n single
mark upon II denotIng confidential
character. l have caused ~ number OF
copies u the telegram To be forwarded
10 you today fac simile. The usual
mark OF italic print aro used by me for
underlinc-, and they appear In tho
copies. You will use the fac slmile
In such n manner Ms viii most eiiertu-
ally provo the error Into which Mar
quis Rudini has fallen.
lSignsdl "BLAIsE."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05
a CHILEAN War shin.

SAN fRAScIsco, May A Clroai.
ole special from San Diego says the
Chilian steamer Elata, which came 10
yesterday, Is taking ON large supply
OF coal and supplies. II " believed
sle VIII transport arms and ammuni.
ton for the Chillan Insurgents now on
the schooner Robert and Minnie, which
has been lying at Santa Catalina Island
several days. A CHILEAN war weasel IL
reported outside the hnrbor watching
for the Etata, and the Mexican war
vcs~elDemocrata ls also floating around,
evidently suspicious OF a fili6uste Ing
expedition directed at Lower Cali.
fornia.
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bill until reasonable time wa. oil.
lowed. kuutsiori refused tIacotdr 10
tho moiluu, but said thar.f New'ound.
land would rass coetcivc measure
his hill would te dropped. Lords
Dunraveu and H.rschell argued that
tho government should drop tho
Knutsforj ill, but Salisbury said the
government hal entered intD serious
International obligations sith Fnncr,
which must he carried out.
kimb,rly's motion was rejected, ~
was also a motion by Hor-chell that
the KuulsforJ act continue In force
only one year,
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syNacoovEs. NOW USELESS. OF
frRGo ron SALE.
People Weeping aud Praying 10
Jehovah 10 Hasten 10 Their
Deiiverance.
ny telegraph to the SKwsl
THE JEWISH ExpuisroNs.
Indsscribabie Misery in Hebrew
aesstemeats.

LONDON, May A. the Teicgrdph's
81. Petersburg correspondent says ter
riblc scFnes attended the Jewish ex-
pulsionl>kynany Jews dying on the
way. Tht misery In the Jewish settle
mentr, which are crnmmed with new
arrivals, II indescrlbablc. All speeches
aud pamphlets In favor Of the Jews
are prohibited. Tho government 10
considering scheme TO solve the
Jewish question, which, II adoPted,
will ast0nish and perhaps shock the
civilized world. An Odessa paper
states that 10000 Jews have Joined shc
Greek and Lutheran churches since
the issue Of the expulsion decree. Each
one embracing the orthodox faith re-
ceives \ yrntuity Of IL roubler.
The Moscow correspondent OF the
Mdnddrd 'iwells upon .he disorganiza.
ton ofbusiners through the sudden ex-
pulsion Of the Jews, all engaged la
various business aRcncicr. The cor
respondent says II " found impossible
TO collect debts and hundreds OF bills
arc protested daily. The Judge Of the
Commercial court has been Obliged To
telegraph 10 the minister Of finance
for instructions no TO how 10 act Ia
the emergency. Many traders In the
Jewish quarters aro facing bankruptcy
owing 90 the departure OF the Jews,
who only left their belongings TO cover
debts amounting to s65O,0O0. AT 1t.
Petersburg synagogue has already
been sold for $40, 900. A new and un-
used synagoguc In Moscow has been
offered for salc, ms II N useless.
A Moscow letter 10 the Times records
the sacrifices made by the Jewish cmi.
grants. In many cases they ha We sold
their belongings for the mcrcst tribe,
chairs yeing bought for two pei,ce and
= bed for six pence. Many persons
destroyed their goods In preference TO
selling them nj u sacrifice. Mmny per-
sons declined 10 pay debts owing to the
Jews.
Huartrending scenes are witnessed
daily IN the synagogues, people weep
ing aud praying TO Jehovah TO help
them.
Thousands OF workmeu are Idle whs
have hitherto been employed by Jews.
Foreign importers are Keeping back
goods on the frontier. II b reIDrted
that one Swiss silk firm has lost st,DO
In n single week. The letter confirms
tho Standards dispatch Nh ~ the bust.
ness collapse. Neither the Jews nor
GeDtilcs ntr paying their daht~. The
correspondent declares II shame that
rich Jewish bankers ARE not touched
by the governments DEGREES aud yet
do not appear Ia hel u their unfortunate
brethren n they might.
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s.ll.rd.. s.or l.lnl,...,.

This wonderful Imminent 10 known
rom tho Atlantic to tho Pacific And
from the Lakes to this Gulf. II Is ths
nost penetrating Linimsnt In ths
World. IL will euro Rheunaatisrn.
NNeuraiyia, spralns, Bruises, Cuts,
wounds, Old soreS Burns, ScIatica'
sore Throat, Sore Chest aud all In.
Illumination, after all others have failed.
~ WIZ euro barbed Wirs Cuts and
heai all wounds where proud flesh haa
SGT in' II Is equally efficient for ami.
ninis. rry IL aud you will not b,
without II. Price so cents.
Sold by Y. q. MI. a.s
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Against shr ssmdisss.

ST. PETERSBURG, May 4.--rhc gov
ernment has issued n decree prohibit-
Ing the Studlsis from holding public
meetings. publishing tracts or other
wiec pfopagatlng the doctrines OF the
religious sect TO which they belong.
This ban extends TO the works OF Toll
stoi which deal with questions Of re.
llgion and family matters. Avowed
Studisis must he 10 described In their
passports, 10 m 10 prevent them obtain
Ing government employment. Studists
convicted OF proselyting will 20 to 81.
berIa,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05
tn The French Chamber OF Deputies
Called a Murderer Tremendous
Sensation.
BURIAL or rHr VICTIMS or the
FovRMirs MASSACRE.
Ex-Governor Criiiendcn Suffering from
Riipiurcd Blood Vessel and
urgmic Poisoning.
4 villa scene oa Account OF sho Four
nties usnSnrre.

PARIS, May Alt was announced
yesterday that section OF the Len
would join with the Socialist and
Boulangist deputies In demanding q
vote ~ censufe today against Constans,
minister OF the interior, on the xroInd
that the latter was responsible for tho
slaughter Of the men, women and chill.
drcn shot down 10y troops at Fouruies
on labor lay.
Constans today, after replying In
explanatory terms to a question as 10
the Fourmies affair and giving his
version Of the matter, holding that
neither the government nor the troops
were 10 blame for the disaster, was
nssonishrd 10 see Roche. the deputy
representing tho seventeenth cleo
toral district OF the Seine, spring 10 his
feet and shout iierccly, "Muldereriv
A tremendous sensation followed.
Finally peace was restored and tho
Chamber voted that Roche should DO
excluded from any further part In tD-
days session aud that he should be
declared censurrd by the Chamber for
the term he had applied to the minister
OF the IL terror.
No sooner was this action decided
upon than Roche again spraug TO his
feet and, shaking his fist nj those Of
bis associates who had been most active
In bringing about bis proposed expul.
sion aud censnrc, the angry d.Iniy
yelled. "Iou are lot OF yarl-ts,
worthy Of your mAst.T!"
This was more than the presiding
officer could submit to, 40 he ordered
Roche removed by force froui the
Chamber. This was eventually done,
amid oDc Of the widest scenes ever
witnessed In the Chamber VI Depu.
ties.
Tho Chamber then, by vote Of 356
10 ID, declared confidence In the gov.
eminent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

NEW York, May "A large mum.
Der Of recently arrived immigrants are
found 10 be possessed Of litflo or no
money and are being questioned. They
give their destination ~ Chicago and
say they Will get work an soon a. they
arrive there. The barge Office author.
tiles are suspicious that these immi.
grants are coming here under con
tract. There were finy Hungarian i'm.
migrants detained yesterday and seven.
ty-iive more today.
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slinev~ Rcturn 10 work.

BRAZIL, Ind, May ALTA miners'
mass meeting today II was resolved to
accede 10 he demands OF tho operators
and return to work at once. They
notified the propristors that they would
sign n contract individually Mt the
mines under protest 10 waive their
rights under the laws, and resume work
Mt any hour. The rights waived are 10
be bi.weekly pay.dny and weighing
coal before screening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

NEW YOnK, May 4--Yeeterday
afternoon, In n little office down In Dry
street, several gentlemen witnessed
the flrst successful experiment with
long distance writing telegraph ma
chine. They tried quite m EXTENDED
corrcspondci,ce between that point ami
an office ia Pittsnurg. Whiting by
telegraph has never before been found
practicable ut such n distauce. The
Writing Telegraph company OF New
York hold patents for this interesting
Invention, and Harry Etherldee, mn
electri,ian, perfected 1t. rhc letters
that came from Plttsbury were clearly
forged and perfectly lcgiblc. One al.
vantsgc Of the system IL that every
message has nh accurate, unimpcach-
able check Ia cipher made Mt the send
Ing station. The company contcn.
plates erecting system OF central ex-
changes, M we'll m private lines.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

The popularity which HOODS Sarssp-
ariila has gained ~ n spring medicine
Ia wonderful. II pc ssAses u those .le-
ments OF health giving, blood-purifyiny
aud appetIts-rasaoring which every
body seems to need at this season.
DO not continue In u dull, tired, un-
satisfactory condition when you may
be- w much benefited by Hoods sar-
ssrarilia. II purifiss the blood and
makes the weak strong.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05
Baron Iiirseh ExpIn,us,

LONDON, May 4.-The Graphic saws
It has Baron Hirsch's authority 10
deny that b. has bought land Ia Pom.
syivania for q jewish colony. Itsays
his scheme TO devote f3O0, 900 to M.
slsting Jewish emigration is only In
embryo. Atprrsent the Baron il only
assisting 10 send Jews to tho Arger,.
tine republic, although he IN looking 10
other available colonies ia south
America for u large scheme Of emigra-
ton, which is undeflned.
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Arrested Tor False R.por,.

BosToS, May 4.-Audrew A, Never
and Benjamin Walker, respectively
treasurer and director OF the Eastern
investment company, which concern
was ordered to suspend business In
this State last Saturday. were arrested
this afternoon on q charge OF con.
spiracy to drfraud. Tho charge IL
made by one Of the stockholders Of the
company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

Rcnr, May Alt has been decided
from motives Of economy that Italy
VIII not take official part IN the Chica.
80 Exposition, 10 which the Amcrl.
cans should take no exception, a. Italy
took no oflici u part In the French cx.
poeitionof 1889. The government pro.
poses 10 suppress tho ministry Of
poets anil iclcgraphs. and has with.
drawn tho offer Of the government 10
aid the proposed celebration VI Colum.
bus NJ Ienoh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

NASHVILLE, May 1.-Two. year.olds.
half y mile-Wsuiauga won, Queen
Isabella s,cond, Bessie Bisland third.
'rime--:5il.
Three'year.oIds aud upward, fv,
iurlongs-Maud =. won, Creole second,
Parapet third. rime-l:03l.
Three-year-olds aud upward, seven
furlongs-Queer Toy won, Ko Ko
second, Lady Lee third. rime-l,s0l
rhree'year.olds and upward, mill
and nm eight-Fayette won, Biando.
le,'e second, Fred Flax third. Time
LOO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

We guarantees tbs 10 be- the 6ex Cough
&up manufactured In the wide world.
This 10 saying y great deal, but II Ia
true. For Consumption, Coughs, Co,ds,
Sore Throat, Sore Caea, Pasunionia.
Bronchifs, Asthnia, Group, Whoopsng
Cough. and all diseases of the Throat
and Lungs We positiveiy guarantee Bal
lard's aorehound syrup u La without
any equal on tho whole face Of the
globe. In support Of this statement We
refer 70 every individual who has ever
uscd II, and ~ svory druggist who has
ever sold IT, Such evidence Il indir.
puisble.
Sold by z. q. MI. T.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, May Ain
formation reached hero this morning
Of horrible holocaust which occurred
last night ut Duck creek siding on the
Chattanooga Southern railroad, thirty
miles south OF this city. This Kitchen
OF construction train, used Ia build.
Ing the new road caught fro In some
unknown manner, and four colorcd
men, King Meadows, John Harvey,
win Broder aud Elder Miles, We're
burned to death. The theory Is that
the men were murdered and thea
burned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

Sr. Louis, Nay <.-rhirteen hun.
drcd more men struck tolay; 800
Brotherhood Painters propose TO re-.
ccive thirty.flvc cents an hour aud 100
sheet iron cornlcp workers are also en-.
dcavoriug 10 force their demands. The
difference between the marble cutters
and their employers has been settled.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05
a liees Sugar Plant.

MARsnALLrows, Iowa, May 4.-E.
ii. Dyer x Co., beet sugar msnufac.
turcrs Of California, cooperating with
eastern capital, have completed nego-
tiations for the immediate erection here
Of tho largest beet sugar plant la tho
west. The capital i $3.50, 200, nd the
daily capacity 400 tons. The factory Ia
to be ready for the fall crop. This Is
the first sugar beet plant In Iowa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

LONDON, alny Ain the House OF
Lords today Lord Kimberley moved,
H. view OF tho Newfoundland assur 1.
ances that the colony would pass an
act for the due enforcement OF treaty
st'puiations between France and Great
Britain. the House ought not 10 10 iuto
committee on the Knutsford,s coerciye
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05
seven ssaudr.a Miner. oa,.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, May IA coal
mincr.' strike was declared on this
morning. All miners aud others cm.
ployed In tho vicinity OF Evansville,
numbering about 700, are out and lie.
clare that they Will remain out until
the operators accedc to their demands
for eight hour.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

FouhaliEs, May i.--rhe funeral pro.
ce.sioD was very long, being psriici.
pated In by n large number Of work.
inens's clubs, with red aud black flags
drnped. The nine collins were sur.
rounded by the relatives Of the victims.
Alter the religious services tho clergy
LETT and the socialists took charge,
violent addresses being delivered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

CHICAGO, May 4.-I'rom 500 TO 1000
cigarmakers OF this city have gone out
ON n strike for AN advance OF wage.,
Many Of the smaller employers cen
coded the advance asked, but the
larger factories have not given In and
some OF them have shut down Ell.
tircly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

ROME, May J.-rhe funeral OF n
gcndarme killed In the riots OF labor
day took place here today. The body
was followed TO tho grave by all the
civil authorities OF the city. There was
no disorder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

MOUNT HAMILTON, CAL, May A.
VOLTS periodic comet was rediscovercd
this morning by MIR. Barnard Mt the
Lick observatory. This IL the flrst re-.
turn az the sonnet to the perihellon, and
III temperance has been looked for
ward to with great interest,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05
An Indian snI.n,ry Company.

CHICAGO, May i.-word has been
received at headquarters Of the division
y Missouri from Fort Washable, wyo.,
10 the effect that another Indian com.
pany has been sworn In US Company l
VI the Eighth Infantry, composed Of
twenty.cight Shoshoncs aud twenty
seven Arapahocs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

LONDON, Mayi,-The archbishop of
York, who IA suffering from influenza,
Is said 10 be dying.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

NEW YoRs. May 4.--The corvette
Nautiiis. the schoolship Of the Spanish
navy, IN anchored In North river. She
arrived tonight from Havana. The
Nautilus will lilo here u month. the Of.
ficcp and portions OF the crew visiting
West Point, Annapolis and Niagara
Falls. This city will extend courtesies
to the officers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

meantime his nnairs will I've straight
ened out by his sous. An examiua-
ton Of them shows them In mueh
better condition THAI they were sup
posed ~ be, aud when everything y
settled up he will have about s5vo,OOo
lon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

pfrTsDURo, May 4.--The only Item
Of Interest In tho carpente rs' strike &C.
cured this evening, when o meeting
Of master builders betrayed tho exist.
ence OF national organization OF
suspected.
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Huirhinson All Right.

SiiioAdo, May Alb. T.. Hutchin-
soh, ll'e board Of trade speculator, about
wnose sudden disappearance no much
whs recently published, left here this
,noIhing Tor Boston. Its his intention
W Jake = vacation In the East. In thu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

ST. LOUIS, May 4.-Professor Halsey
Y. Ives OF tho Washington Univeraity
Viii accept the position Of director OF
nne arts at the Worlds Fair II the
auties OF tho otiice will not require
him 70 leave tho university and the
faculty Will grant their approval.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

wAsiIisoIOS, MAY l.-rhree hun;
drcd aud tscniy.slx THOUSAND ounces OF
silver was purchased today at prices
ranging from 1850 10 1910.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05
Death ofn Juriss.

LoUIsvILI.E, May AT Lancaster
this mo.'nlng Judge Owsley, q distin.
guished Kentucky lawyer and jurist,
died Of p ueumoDia.
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TUESDAY, TERRITORY

Maiden thfc..ycar. olds and upward,
elcyen-slxtuenihs " inile-Captain
Ruby won, Bob NcClrt second, Sara
thifi. rime-i:iil.
Three. yoar-olds aud upward. five
furlOngs--Niilt Young won, Royal
Flush second, Miss Mary third. Time
--l,O2l.
Three .year-olds and upward, seven
furlJngs-iiluo Vol won, Atticu-
second, Lemolne II. third. Time
i;20.
WASHINGTON RACES.
WAsnISaroS, May i.-Flve-eIgbths
ofa mile-M,fel won. Dupatia second,
indiarubbcr third. Time 1908.
rhree.quarters Of mile 10 ViDt.
age, lilly. won; Benjamin second,
Heleben Rose third. Timc--l:ls.
Eleven .sixtecnths OF mile-Nirgis
won, Galiiei second, My Fellow third.
rime-i.5li.
alle--K ) sic -. won, Gypsle second,
5am Wood third. rime-i:i0.
Mile aud thrccquarlers, hurdles,
Hercules won, I,ngtar second, Lyuro
third. Time not given.
LEXINGTON RAors.
LEXINGTON, May Sine Track was
In fine condition. hrco.year-oids and
upward, miie-Hamlet Won, Cashier
second, Greenleai third. Timo-i;Ii.
Maiden thfce.year.olds aud upward,
ak furlonge-Princess Glenn won,
Speth second, Sonoma Third. Time
i:l'..
Free handicap, ihree-year olds aud
upward. milo aud seventy yards
Trust won, DR.. Trave second, Robes.
pierre third. Iime-i.iJ.
Five urlongs--Gorman won, Judge
Arkell second, .Falofa third. Time
l:03.
Maiden two-year.olds, nlne.,iStecnth
Of q mlle--liaynor won, joan Berkeley
second, Maieen third. Time-:5O.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

lfyow ave Yellow, Bllious, consti.
patsd with Headache, bad breath,
drowsy. no appetite, look, otH your
Liver ID out Of order. One box OF these
Pills will dTVs all the trouble away
and make i,sw being Of you. Price
q cent?, Zlon Coop Nor. Inst. Drug
Dapt., Agent dAs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

NEW YoRIi, May i.-s5sO, 900 In gold
coin was ordered for shipment to
Europe tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

GENTS SUITS
MADE TO ORDER
Spring Styles
Just In from
PROVO MILLS.
Ohm C. CUTLER & BRO,
No. SO Main st.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-04-24

The Bismarck telegram some moons
ago, anent Senator LaMoure and his ex-
pose business, has had more changes
rung o it than any other item in the press
for many a day. The latest is from Pull
itzer Murphy's Minneapolis Tribune and
reads:
"Jud LaNloure, the tall pine of Pembina.
in the lobby of the Merchants yesterday
afternoon. touched on North Dakota poll
ties in his usual pulIgent and sententious
mann"r. and paid his respects to leaders
whom he charges with attempting to be-
tray the party into the hands of the dem0c-
racy. "The state" he says, "is good for the
usual republican majorities next year. The
party is all right yet. But there are some
of them that won't be in it. Mckenzie is
out for good. He cart exert any influence
either in the party or in he state. Ed
wards will leave The country before the
next election. Without the Argus, he
Won't have anything TO do. And when
you take out these two, you have the le-
publican party of North Dakota in pretty
good shape to receive the support OF the
people. There is nothing going on iuthe
state except seeding, aud that is about
dUne..'