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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-21

Gaboth arose aud, entering the room
where his wife was sleeping with her
mother, plunged stiletto iuto the old
woman's abdomen, killing her. The
fact that his wife renamed perfectly
quiet. with her mothers blood pouring
over her, IA taken ~ evidence that she
was n party 20 the horrible plot.
Gaboth then went Into the next
room and thrust the silletto Into the
neck Of old Chlncrlla, intending To
end his father-in-law's life with one
blow. He missed the vital spot, how
ever, nnI the old man gave u cry,
which aroused his two sous In the next
room. One Of them seized stilctto
and sprang ut the murderer Ike
tiger. A fierce contest followed, the
men fighting up and down the room,
striking Mt each other. Gobatb's wife
sprang out Of bod and tried b separate
the cIlnbatant-, receiving two serious
stsb-. rhe older Of tue sons seized
her, pulled her away, and let the com.
iatants fight IL out. A moment later
Gaboth flung up his arms with n loud
cry and fell dead. Young ChIncclla
had driven his stiletto through the lcft
oye Into the brain. Young Chincella
went at once 10 the police station and
reported the occurrence. III. was
severely cut. His SISTERS inJurlcs are
not dangerous, but the old man will
die. The bodies Of the old lady aud
GabOth were taken TO the mOryue.
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FfSDLAY, Ohio, April 2O.-The mis-
cling link In the chain establishing
General Fremont claim 10 the Island
OF Alchtrilx, Ia San Ffancisoo hay,
was received today by w. u, Covert,
OF thls city, who IL one OF the claimants
under Fremont, no having furnished
part of tile purchase money. This
missing part IL title In the shape Of n
grant from the Mexican government 10
Plinio Temple, tho man from whom
General Fremont made tlyr purchase.
The United states now has possession
of this island and Fremonl's heirs are
suing Tor iis value, which Is estimated
at $40, 900, 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-21

Mrs. Michael Curtain, PlainHeld,
ILL.,, makes the statement that she
caught cold, which settled on her
lungs; she was treated for n month by
her family physician, but grew worse.
He told her she was a hopeless Victirn
o. consumption, and that no medicine
could cure her. Her druggist suggest.
ell DIR. Kings New Discovery for con-
SUMPTION; she bought a bottle, and to
her delight found herself benefited
from first dose. She continued It's use,
and after taking ten bottles found her.
self sound and well, now does her own
housework and Is as well ms she ever
was. Free trial bottles Of this Great
Discovery at A. q. Smith & Co.'s Dug
More. Large bottles soc. and 81. 90. =
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Several years ago Chamberlain a Co.,
OF Des Moincs, Iowa, commented the
manufacture ola cough syrup, believ-
ing II 10 be the most prompt and relia-
bic preparation yet produced for coughs,
colds And Group; that the public appre-
ciaie true merit, and In time II was
certain to become popular. Their most
sanguine hopes have boon more than
realized. over three hundred thou.
sand bottles OF ChAmberlain's Cough
Remedy are now sold each year, and
II ~ recognized as "the best made"
where ever known. II will cure n
severe cold In less Lime than any other
Treatment. For sale by z. q. al. I.
Drug Dept dGs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-21
SPAIN AND THE q. n.
The Reciprocity Convention Between
the Two Countries.

Wv
Madrid, April 20.--The reciprocity
convention between Spain and the
United States provides, In return for
the privilege VI free entry into the
United States Of Antilles sugars,
cofioea. niolasscs and hides, md n re-
duction Of the duty on tea, that
America will obtain exemption OF
duties on most OF her raw and manu-
featured products and reduction Of
the tnrif on cereals and Hour. The
negotiations were protracted on
cereals, ilourr and oils, including
petroleum and lard. Some question In
regard ~ tobacco WAS also raised, but
not coming within the scope " rccip.
rocIty under the American tariff law,
was put aside. The Premier offered
resistance 10 the abolition Of the tariff
on Hour, owing TO the protests Of the
Spanish traders. Eventually the rep
rescntation that American reciprocity
would be impossible without the free
admission u American ccseals induced
Premier Cnnovns 10 consent 10 such u
reduction Of tho tariff ~ will place
American Hour on an equal footing
with Spanish -four.
The \, Anish merchants declare that,
taking Into consideration the cost OF
transportation, American -four will
crush out the product In the Spanish
West Indies. Cuba consumes 100000
barrels Of -four yearly, chiefly Spanish,
which enters free Of duty, aud pays for
II sl2 per barrel. Tho trade In Amcri.
can Hour, burscned with mn extra duty
OF sOper cent since 1850. has been com.
pletely WHIPPED out, TO the advantage Of
the Spanish product. Under the new
convention the entry OF American
Hour, practically free OF duty, Will
lower the price 10 about 81 per barrel
aud viii extinguish the Importation OF
Spanish Hour, while Increasing the
demand TO 1000, 900 barrels yearly, all
Of which will he American product.
1.-THE pressure OF Spanish interests had
not been counternctcd by the demands
Of the Cuban Commission, Canovas
would Nave declined 10 make such u
concession. The prospect that dan
gerous tension Of the relation Of Spais
with Cuba and Puerto Rico would
possibly result In civil war obliged tho
government TO sacrifice home indus
tries 10 colonial.
Under the nav convention America
Will obtain n kind Of xollverein with
the Spanish Antilles. Wheat, beans,
hour, lard, petroleum, manufactured
produots aud machinery win enter
practically fires Of duty. Among other
Spanish exports, olive oil will be- 70.
placed by American lard, and beans
now exported to Cubs, In large guam
titles, will cease TO be sent. The ad.
uantages resulting TO Cuba will be
great, but u Is impossibls TO estimate
the Injury to the Spanish trade.
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Portugal Too Bold IN Her Treatment
OF British snbjccis In
Africa.
PRESIDENT HARRISON cHrEHro
IN TEXAS.
The Santa Fe aud Rock Island Rail.
road No Rivals Of Jay Gonld's,
lie Says.
ny Telegraph to the SEwLi
~ ArnICA.
Colonel wiiiouEhsy Presents MS ne
port.

COLONEL Wiiiouzhhy Present. MS ne
port.
LONDON, April 2O.-A dispatch from
South Africa says Colonel Wiiloughby
has reached Dcngoa Bay. lie reports
that on his ARRIVAL Mt Bcira he applied
for permission 10 proceed 10 Pungwe
river, and offered ~ pay the prescribod
duties. Az he received no answer after
forty-oight hours he started without
permission, when the Portuguese
opened fire upon him, seized hts two
steamers, with the malls aud provisions,
and imprisoned sixteen Of the crew.
Colonel willoughby says the lives OF
the British nj Brirs are In. great ian.
ger. The explanation Of the seizure
given at I.sbon Is that Colonel vii.
loughby's vessels attempted 10 proceed
up the river without paying duty.
The Telegraph, commenting on the
Willoughby seizure, says the Portu'
guesc government appears 10 Invite u
visit from the English fleet.
Both tn. Neios and !NandIrd, In
commenting ON the seizure Of the
Willoughby expedition, sny Portugal
Is goading England to the utmost
limits allowable, even 10 n weak power.
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Charged with Immo.., Practices.

LONDON, April co. In tho Com.
mons today Smith, Government leader,
was questioned as 10 Mr.. Decobaln,
who IL charged with immoral practices.
lie said warrant hsd been issued for
Decobain. Timothy Healy said II pro-
ceedings were taken against Docobaln.
he would move, In view Of the fac;
that Decobain was Grand Master a
Oangemen, that special commission
be appointed To inquire what ae,es.
sories thoru were 10 the crime charged
against him. Colonel Saunderson,
membor for North Armagh, made n
statement, the substance OF which was
that Drcohain was not Grand Master
Of On,ngemen.
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nAiiard's uorehouud syrup for
whoopiug Cough.

There Ii no remedy In the world
which will give such prompt relief In
whoopIng Cough rs BaNard's Hoye.
hound Syrup. II win poatiuoiy cure II.
IL you win try II your children will
not keep you awake all night coughs
ing. Ballsrd's Horehound syrup ia
the most cooling anu soothing remedy
for CONSUMPTION, Coughs, Colds, lron.
chitis aud Asthma, In the world. II IL
FREQ nom opium, 1t builds up new
isasue, Strengthens the Lungs, aud "a
Az Incompatible remedy, made OF this
h,st anu purest materials. IL your
Lrngs are weak ana you have a lick.
liny ia your throat, you ncedit. q, q.
Nj. 4. Aaents. -
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President Harrison. speech AZ san
Antouio.


SAN ANTONIO, Tex, April 20.-The
President expressed his pleasure for
the opportunity Of visiting the histori.
aci city and added. ~ rejoice that you
have here No great commonwealth.
Tbc great Industrial capabilities which
you have, the bcnciicent climate that
spread over much Of your territory, the
great variety Of productions which your
soil and climate render possible, give
promise for luturc prominence among
the great States VI the Union TINT seems
10 me- can scarcely fall 10 bring Texas
10 the front. lChcer. The advantages
which you have " transniute the great
productions OF the field Into manufac-
tured products are very great. There
can certainly be no reason why q very
large part Of the million bales OF cotton
which you produce should not be- spun
In Texas cheeIs l hope your pco.
pie will more aud more turn their
thoughts 10 this matter, for Just In pro-
portion as n community or State suit
ably divides it- energies among tho
various industries 20 does II retain the
wealth II produces and Increases Its
population. Applause.
"My fellow citizens, the pride OF
Amctich, tiht WHVH tnoutu Wtfhct
admiration and has attracted tho nd.
miration Of many people upon the face
OF the earth, Ii our system OF govern.
mcnt. Applause. 1 am glad toknow,
M have expressed my satisfaction boz
fore, that here In the State " Texas
you give attention 10 education, that
you have been able 10 erect school
fund, the Interest upon which promises
most magnificent endowment for tho
schools. These schools are the pride
and safety Of our State. They gather
Into them upon common level with
US, aud l hope with you, the children
OF tho rich aud poor.n
SANDERsos, Texas, April 2o.-Thc
President aud party passed through
here at 1915 tonight, en- route 10 III
paso, whore they aro due tomorrow at
10.
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witnesses must Answer.

CHICAGO, April 2O.-United States
Attorney Gilchrist today made COM
plant before Judge jenkins In the
federal court, that certain employees Of
Swift n Co., dressed beef shippers, re.
fused 10 answer certain questions as To
Determinations In railroad rates In
favor OF that firm, put TO them. by the
federal grand jury, on the ground that
by 10 doing they might incrimlnate
themselves. The Judge ruled that they
must answer.
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Mrs. Hurlburt Appears Ia Court and
Wants 10 Testify In Behalf
Of Her Husband.
ARRESTED. CHARGED WITH PGN-
SION FRAUDS.
What the "standardv Considers q
"Ilule britannia, Air, Pleas.
Ing 10 the English Ear.


LoSDoS, April 20.-In the course Of
his address TO the jury the Judge COM
menled upon the failure Of the defend-
ant To Introduce Mn. Hurlburt. While
the Judge was summing up today, the
lady entered the court and, interrupt
ing him, said she demanded n hearing.
This action on the part Of Mrs. HurL
burt caused n great sensation. Mr..
Hutlburt motioned his wife 10 be silent
anu led her away, and the judge pro.
c.eded quietly. When the Jury went
out the defense explained that Mrs.
Hurlburt had not arrived from Rome
until after the defendants case had
been closed, aud that she was anxious
to testify In her husbands behalf.
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TUESDAY TERRITORY.

house. A stcam.fllicr who descended
into the tank with y lighted candle
was Killed AT the expltsi0i Of gas. aud
the tank set on fire. Uhc ~ the arma.
lures NJ tho power.hUuse Mt once
burned out, thus stopping the system.
The power.house VIII probably bc
saved.
MONTREAL, April 2O.--one OF tho
buildings Of the Canadian Pacific
Railway works nj Hochelaga was
burned this morning and many valu-
allie patterns destroyed. Loss, 500, 1000;
lnsIrnd.
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Tho Minnesota Legislature.

ST.. PAUL, April 20.--rhe Legi-la.
ture adjourned today aae die, without
having passed any OF the radical bills
which had 10 aroused the fears Of the
business community and caused 70
much unfavofable comment through.
out the country. The bills for tue tax
alton Of mortgages, providing severn
legislation, and all measures aimed Mt
corporations OF all sorts, In fact, about
NIL the scmi.communistic and agrarlan
measures, died in ono house or the
othef.
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wAslsIN0roN Notes.
The Yield Of Tobacco. Yellow Fever.
Other Items.

Other Items.
WASHINGTON, April 20.-The census
ofiice statement Of acreage and yield OF
tobacco for 1859 shows AN Increase over
the last census OF 555, 233 acres and TO-.
602, $40 pounds. Kentucky shows the
greatest increase. There has becn
substantial increase In North Carolina.
Tennessse, Ohio, New York aud Wis.
consin.
The officials Mt the Department Of
Agriculture do not believe the report
from England about pleuro. pneumonia
cattle. The assistant chief Of the AMI.
NAL bureau said tonight that the De-
partment representative cabled to-day
that II was not case OF contagious
pleuro-pneumoDin, aud that eminent
authorities coincided with him. Tn,
Official added that he was sure this
would turn out like tho last story.
nothing more than catarrhal.pneu-
monia.
Under authority conferred by Con.
gresa the Secretary of tho Navy IL
making arrangements TO open the
Boston and League Island navy yards
Tor constructive and repair work. IN.
docking OF the Aeudrk Ut League
Island Saturday was tho first work OF
any sort that has been done at Phila-
delphia under government auspices for
SIX years.
-. The amount OF silver offered the
Treasury Department today was s0i,.
900 ounces, and the amount purchased
$4,000 ounces. az follows: %, 900 ounces
~ 1880, 1900 ut .07iO, 75,0O0at .97i2,
2oO, 1000 ut e7t5. The purchases at the
local minis up to the close OF business
last Saturday aggregated 1850
ounces.
The United States Supreme Court
postponed tor one week the argument
IN the case OF the schooner .Saypard.
involving the Jurisdiction of the Unit
~ States over the Behrlng seas seal
nsheries, aud also the cases Involving
Va. validity Of the ante.lottery act.
Auorhey.deneral Miller was unable to
~ present
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Don't yeeI Wen,

And yet you arc not sick enough "a
consult q doctor, or you refrain from
so doing Tor i.ar you VIII alarm your
sell anu frirnis-we wiz tell you just
what you need. II Is Hoods Sarsapa-
rille, which viii III, you out Of that
uncertain, uncomfortable. dangerous
condition, into a state OF good health,
confidence and checrfulness. You've
no Idea how potent this peculiar medi.
cine " In gases like yours.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-21
rnE PEOPLES Parry IN KANSAS
"a " said 90 he In the Field TO
stay.

TorHSA, Kan, April 90. - Levy
Dumtauld, chairman Of tho Farmers
Alliance State central committee, In
mn address 10 tho people, denies the ns.
settion of President McGsrth "that
unless the farmers ofthc South deserted
the democratic party the farmers Of tho
North would return to the republicans.
"The Peoples party In Kansas In In
the field TO stay, and has no intention
under any circumstances, OF ABANDON
Ing the third party and returning to
the old lines. Its delegates win 20 ~
the Cincinnati convention for the pur-
pose OF assisting to organize the party
for the national campaign OF lsy2."
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MARsEuLEs, April 2o.--Late mniln
from Madagascar bring reports that the
Sakalnvns Of Mafromho msSacrod
the governor Of Tubcar and nfty.scvcn
soldiers after the Sakalava king had
promised the governor an audience.
Thirteen Nova customs officials were
also murdered. A french gunboat Is
cruising along the Madagascar coast
waiting for Nova reinforcementa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-21

LONDON, April 2O.-In the Commons
this evening, nm amendment by Nolan
(Parnelll,e) 10 the Irish land bill was
defeated, 202 10 g. OF tho i've, two
voted yea by mistake. This expose OF
the Parnellitc strength, In view OF
Parnell's boast that his help would en-
able the government TO pass the bill,
created much merrimcnt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-21

CHARLEsTos, w. Va, April co.
Tim Johnson, the negro who ravlshed
Eva Bailey, u respectable white girl,
was sentenced today To be hanged.
After Judge Snyder had pronounced
sentence johnson made an attempt to
kill him, but the officers, after strug-
gle, succeeded IN dragging the negro
away before he had seriously injured
the Judge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-21

PIrrsBuRG, Tex, April 2O.--A So.
we're cyclone cut swath through this
pluce at an early hour this morning,
completely destroying two residences
aud badly damaging others. Mrs.
Croweli was fatally and u daughter he.
verely Injured.
1T. PAUL, April 20.--The electric
system was paralyzed today by the
explosion OF an oil tank adjoining the
III. Paul City Railway electric power.
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NEW York, April 2O.-A terrible
tragedy was enacted In the Italian
quarters OF Hoboken early this morn.
ing. Angelo Gaboth and wife cam,
TO spend the night Mt the houle OF Mrs.
Gaboth's parents, Antonio Chincolla
and wife. Gaboth was q shlftless iol.
low aud In view OF the tragedy, IL ia
probably u deliberate plot To rob Chin.
celia. About o'clofk this morning
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-21

OLDrowN, Md, April 20.-Garret
Lutema, a clerk In the store Of John
Gardner, this morning shot and killed
William Foley aud mortally wouuded
William Gardner. He processes the
most unconcern and his friends think
he Is insane. lie has mot been ON good
terms with the man he shot for some
time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-21

TorEISA, April 2O,-rhe impeach.
ment trial OF Judge rheodo-iusi Botkin
Of the Thirty.second judicial district
was begun today. rhs charges are
drunkenness, oppressive and malicious
abu'e ofJudiciai authority, wilhil aud
malicious Partially, corruption and
misconduct.
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OTTAWA, April 90. The tcn.gun
nrmnrrd cruiser Wdr1rto, Of the British
Pacific squadron, has b,-n ordered to
the bsqnlmg.ilt dry dock on account
u the alleged discovery OF n structural
defect. The iIarpife was launched IN
1884, and was supposed 10 be the best,
~ she Is the largest armed cruiser
owned by Great Britain.
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Representative. Of prs.la.n, Mas.

WASHINGTON, April .o.-Thes Col.
lcctor at III Paso Il instructed to per-
NIT tho governor Of chihuahua, Mex.
leo, aud stafi, with battery Of mr..
tillery, to enter the United States 10.
morrow. They come IN representa-.
tivcs Of President Diaz 10 pay their
respects TO President Harrison and fire
q salute In his honor.
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HAVANA, Apdl Goat Macaigua n
mailman attacked his little brother
with knife, mutilating him In most
terrible manner. lie then proceeded TO
eat portions Of the body, aud had lie.
voured the fingers, liver, heart aud eyes
when discovered.
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Arrested. charged WIN Pension
Frauds.

DIS MoISEs, April 20.-George 4.
Boone, the sole remaining lincal de-
scendant OF Daniel Boone, was ar.
rested by the United States authorities
anu brought TO this city for trial today.
He IL charged with pension frauds.
Boone served IN the Confederate army,
while his father was Union soldier.
The father l. dead, and the sou for
some time has been drawing the pcn-
sion allowed the former. Boone has
been living In q cave on the Dcs Moincs
River, about forty miles below this
city.
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Miss Emelipe q. Hanna. missionary
for First Baptist Church, Troy. N. Y,
says. " ani glad to state that DIR.
David konnedy's Favorite Remedy, Of
itondoui, N. T., cured me Of Catnrrh
OF the bladder. Kidney trouble and
Constipation. ! would add that always
used the Favorite Remedy with the
consent Of my physician.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-21

The Utah Commercial and Savings
Bank will introduce In this city the
Nickel Savings Stamp system, to en-
couragc the adoption Of small savingr
among the children aud working class.
They VIII have an agency established
In every ward In the city 10 sell their
Savings Stamps. Everybody can then
have n bank account OF their own.
Save your niokels. di
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-21

OTTAWA, April 20.--Brltish Colum.
hin has sent resolution 10 the gov.
ernor general In council requesting the
Dominion parliament 10 make the
Chinese net more restrsctivc. An In.
crease Of this poll tax from $50 To 3lW
Ia also asked.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-21

There 10 no danger OF u cold result.
Ing In pneumonia when Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy Is used mr. directed
"for u severe cold" II efiectually
counterach aud arrests any tendency
OF . cold " result In pneumonia. This
fact was fully proven In thousands Of
bases during the epidemic Of influenza
last winter. For sale by Y. q. NJ. I.
Drug Dept dAs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-21

EuPALA, |. T., April 2o.-News is
received that the execution Of Ross
Reilly, JEFF Brown, Douglas Brown,
Cudge Barnett, Paro johnson, Lake
Andy aud Prince Hawkins, ia tho
western portion Of wewaka district,
Greek Nation, which was set for today.
was frustrated by the escape OF the
prisoners. JET Brown, Prince Haw-
kins and Pafo johnson were recap.
tured, hut they had been pardoned by
the chief.
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vussA, April 90. "A Jew ish law
yer OF st. Petersburg writes TO friend
that all Jews residing In st. Petersburg
have been ordered TO leave the city by
May 3rd. This means tho ruin Of
many Jews,