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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-11
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The Council Adopts u Resolution aud
Adiauru..

CINCISSAIi, o., April l0.-rho
council Of the irish National League
Of America adjourned this afternoon,
subject 10 the call Of the pt,sideat, after
adopting the following resolution:
Whereas, The Executive Committee
OF the Irish National League of America
]. without adyicos from the Irish Nation.
al lcigueM bnblin, and question II
presented requiring M Interchange Of
NlcWs with Charles Stewart i'arnell, pros.
", NJ, aud Timothy nnrrign, score AIRY,
OF the lasi natned urgauizittung
Resolved, That the president aud secrr-
larry b. intriicicd To correspond VITA
Pnrncll aud Harrington Ia reference g.
tho matter Aforesaid. aud especially tho
letter OF IOnn Dillon, received nnd laid
before ths c1mmitiesi that tho president
authorized 70 suggest good 0licur II
TITS Organization a. arbitrator, with "a
WOW Ia u restoration of htrnnny ami -
reconciliation Ut all differences In irs.
land; that We recommend q national con.
vontinu Ia America. 10 hu held not later
Than -Hp'nubrr, 1871, at Baltimore. aud
the pm sidont - hereby instructed to re-
quo, the presence NJ ptrncii, AMI of tho
IRISH nn-niber, Of ParllAment at such
cluN uutiou.
A resolution was also adopted ex.
pressing siuc.re rcgrc. at the iilnrs. %!
don. John Il. Armstrong, now la Ire.
land.
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WAsiiINUTON, April 10. - IL l.
known here that Secretary Blaine has
prepared an answer 10 the message Of
Premier ltudiui. The tact of the pre-.
paratiOn OF Secretary Blaino'r reply IN
not only well understood, hut IL Il
stated, moreover, that the SecreiAry's
letter was submitted 10 the President
aud Cabinet, and found 10 be salts.
factory. In view Of these oircum.
stances, II ~ asserted with considerable
confidence that the letter of Secretary
lilaine has already been sent 10 Marquis
Itudini, though whether II was com.
nunicated by mail or Telegraph II
not known. II the former method were
adopted the Italian Premier, II II be-.
lieved, was appraised Of the fact. II Va
suggested NJ also very probable that In
timsiiona have teen conveyed Of the
advislbility of couiuctlng diplomatic
negotiations between the two countries
with lees publicity.
For these Reasons, II Is thought 10 he
almost impossible that todRy's rumDr
In Rome can be correct. NJ informa.
ton could h. occurred Ia official circles
here tonight relative TO the report from
Rome that Italy would close all direct
diplomatic intercourse with the United
States uulcss n reply was received 10.
morrow 10 the last message OF Premier
ltudini on the New Orleans Italian IN.
cideut. The Rome dispatch was shown
to both the PRECEDENT aud Secretary
Blaine tonight and each returned word
that he had nothing To say on the sub
Jcct. There was generally u disposi.
ton To di-crcdit the report In official
circles.
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Syrup Manufactured In the wide world.
This !. sayings great deal, but it In
trus. For Consumption, Coughs, COids,
Sore Throat Sore C.cS, Pneumonia,
Broacltis, Asthma. Group, IYhoopi.D
Cough. and all diseases Of the Throat
snd Lungs We positively guarantee bal
lard's horehound Syrupt. DO without
any equal on tho whole face OF the
glohr. In support Of this statement We
refer To every Individual who has ever
used n, and To uvery druggist who has
ever sold IL. Such evidence Is indis.
putsble.
Sold by Il. g. NJ. I. a.
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I. SALT LAKE CIrY. uTAm TERRIT0nY.

standing her In the least. Before
went away she askGd me 10 come again
when she was alone, and did 80 aud
bepan To understand her. But before
| saw her the second time ! read
many Of the attacks against her.
wanted 10 hear the worst that had been
said, TO help me decide. So ] rad the
statements made IN Pychtc Rcscarcl--
tho most bitter ever Published, ic.
liovc-and they were 80 manifcstiy
unjust and unfair that they had M
weight with me. very soon Joined
the fheo.uphical Society. For tho
past year | have been living with
Madame Blavat,ky and working with
hur."
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THE NEW YoRU "VaIn,Nr.-
Ce,ebrs'io" of the rins-ih Anni,ers.
aty nI Tint Ionrnni.

INV YoRI, April lO.-This was
tho nitlcth anniversary n the birth Of
the New York Tribune, and the event
was httlngly celebrated tonight by u
jubilee at the Metropolitan Opera
House. The vast -llilcc was well
filled and programme worthy Of the
occasion rendered. Addresses were
made by Major Mckinley, Chauncey
NJ. Depew, Charles A. Dana, Roosevelt
q. HOrr aud George William Curtis.
An original poem was read by Edmund
Clarence Stedman, and AN orchestra ~
80 picc,s, under the direction OF Walter
DamrO-ch, rendered six selections by
American composers, .uong the many
prominent men present were Vice.
President Morton, senators Morrill,,
Hawley, Hiscock and Plumb, anu
Secretary " the Navy Tracy. Letters
were read from President Harrison,
who said, "rhe paper has been n potent
iniluenc. IN more than one important
crisis In our public history" from Sec.
Rotary Blaine, who deeply regretted
his inability 10 be present and OK pressed
the esteem In which he had always
held the great newspaper Ia whose
honor the exercises were held; from
Senators Sherman, Edmunds and
washburn, j. q. Whittier. Attorney.
General Miller, Andrew Carnegie asd
Il. V. Powdcrly.
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CHICAGO, April lO.--Miss Phmbe
Couzens, secretary Of tho hoard of lady
managers, still holds the fort at the
Worlds Fair headquarters, determined
10 assert her rights as secretary Of the
executive committee, 10 which place
said committee elected Miss Coon the
other day, Miss Couzrns ssya she has
received kilograms nom many lady
commissioners taking siu.s with her.
A local paper rays differences have Tor
a long time existed between President
Mrs. Palmer amt Secretary Couaens.
The latter, II is said, has upon several
occasiona refuse TO sign cummunica.
tlOus unless the prOnuun "wen wus
used, referring 10 herself aud In,
president. Mis-. Palmer, 1t Ia REPORTED.
has stated 10 ffieBLs, talking of
hiss Couzenr ~ canuot quar-.
rel with her aud eau only clnse the
door In her face" This trouble IN
viewed seriously by certain World.
Fair oillcinls. SHOULD Miss Cousens
make legal fight, as has been threat.
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Several Year, ago Chamberlain 4 Co.,
OF Dies Molnes, iowa, commenced tbs
manufacture ofa cough tyrup, bell-v.
irgil TO be the most prompt AMI Iells.
blc PREF aration yetpfOduced for coughs,
colds and Group; that the public appr--
ciato uuo merit, and In time 1t was
certain To become popular, rh-ir most
sanguine hopes have been more than
realized. Over tire. hundred thou.
sand bottles Of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy are now sold each year, and
II is recognized M "tho best made, -
where ever known. II will cure n
severe cold In less time than any other
treatment. For sale by z. q. NJ. /.
Drug Dept. dxs
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NEW YORH, April lG-Annle Bes.
ant IL here. She arrived on the G,y
Of Now York. Few are now better
known aud loved In England than
this famous woman, who but n few
years ago was ~ unpopular and ~
bitterly criticised. Mrs. Bessnt cams
Into prominence In 1874, when she
identified herself with Charles Brad.
laugh and the National Secular Society
OF which she was then president. Dur.
ing the last two years she has been rs.
ISOLATED with Nine. Blavalsky as co.
editor " the theosophical Journal
Lucifer, and has abandoned MANY of
her sociallstic vleas. She has won re-.
nown rs writer, lecturer, educator
and theosophist, anu Is said TO have
done more for tho poorer class OF work.
ing women than any other In Eng.
land. Her Present visit 10 America IL
TO represent Mime. Blavatsky at the
annual convention OF the American
section OF the Theosophical Society, to
oe held In Boston ON the 10th aud eth
inst. This Is her hrst visit to A merica.
"UDder what circumstances did you
first meet Mime. Biavatsky?" she was
asked.
"About four years ago became very
much Interested In theesophy aud
read everything could lind on tho
subject. studied and read alone for
about two years. At last on. day Mr..
stead, then editor Of tue RAT Mak Ga.
sftEe, said he knew Nine. Blavat-l,y,
and offered me letter u Introduction,
which l gladly accepted. presented
II one evening when Madame wa,
holding reception aud naturally there
Was no time for private conversation.
Hut ! rat and watched her, and never
was NOR. puzzled. Usually form
opinions Of people ut once, but on this
night | left Madame without under.
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s,uay,as the re,,,eos, Question.

IN. PAUL, MINI. April iO.-Ihc
Mciialc anti.tlght- bill, which passed.
the senate yesterday, IN now In the
hands Of tho house Judiciary commit
Tee, having been referred TO that come
mittee after IL had been considered by
the committee on education.
Today President u. y. CLARK and
Manager Scott of the Metropolitan
Opera House extended an Invitation %
III. members OF the house Of representa-.
tiv's 10 attend performance Of the
cxtravaganzl "Cfyrlal Slipper" to.
night. The invitation was promptly
accepted, and out o; the II members
over a hundred were present T. study
tho question VI the tights W. skirts ON
the e before voting ON the hil.
l.ockwouJs hill Prohibiting trusts
and pools passed the house this after.
noon 10y vote u siNty.sev,n to one.
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States would he with the coke region
striker. on the lst Of May IN this move.
ment. and then II would he regarded ns
national fight, instead u local one.
lie assured them VI all possible finan-
clnl support.
Resolutions were then adopted that
the delegates stand firm until \ salts.
factory settlement he mndc. The con
yentlon then adjourned until tomor'
row.
The Frick Company report accrs
slons 10 their working force, but the
MorewOod force has diminished. The
labor bodies are holding au Important
conference ut the Scottialu House to.
night, and mass.meeting- ARE heing
held elsewhere. The strikers are Jubi.
laDt tonight over the report that Gov
ernor Pnttison has oriefei the Elgh.
tenth regiment home tomorrow The
Tunth viii remain but few days.
Captain LOar and deputies have been
released In bonds Of 5000 each.
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TuE INVENTORS.
rbry Listen 10 Addresses aud are in-
trodured 10 the President.

WAsinSo1oS, April i0.-istuming
TO the city, Dr. rOner delivered Hu al.
drcss upUn Washington ~ AN Inventor
nnd promoter ~ improvements. Fol-
lowing DR.. Toner'S interesting historic
cal sketch came nn nddrcsn from rN.
Representative Buttcrworth ON the
"luiiucnce NJ the Patent System on the
Prosperity Of the County" The patty
then went 10 the White House, where,
al a:I, tire inventors were Introduced
to the President.
At "a meeting tonight tue National
Association Of Inventors was formed
aud n constitution completed Dr.
bntllng was chosen president AMI
GArlnvr IL. Hubbard, of Washington;
Prof. WIN. A. Anthony, president OF
the American Institute OF Electrical
Eugincers; Thomas Shaw, 81 fhlli-
julphia, AMI Hon. Benz nmiu Butter
WORTH u Ohio, Independents.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-11

Sr. LOUIS, April i0.-"wils" How.
ard, a notorious kentucky outlaw,
who has been In ~. Louis tho past
month for bookkeeping, Il 10 bc taken
10 Vienna, Mo-, Tomorrow, where he
VIII be tried for the murder Of deaf
uteboy. II will be remembered that
Howard was brought here from Cali.
fornia, where he was serving term In
tue pcnitentiary for robhlng q stage.
The Governor Of California pardoncd
him, ~ that he could be tried la this
state for murder. Howard Ia credited
with having killed six or eight men In
kentucky.
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BruNiSGifA,i. Ala, April lO.--Chas.
BagSlry, the negro who killed Ofiiccr
Wood mt Blockt0n n few days since,
was shot anu killed rs n posse at Johns
station this morning. Tn. officers
learned that the murderer was con.
cealed In Negroes house. aud going
there demanded surrender Bagsicy
opened iirc, and Deputy John 5aun-
dera fell. p1lnhilly WOUNDED. Bag.icy
broke out Of the rear door Of the house
ani ran. The poe opened fire ani he
fell with twenty holes In his boiy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-11

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BosTos, April io,--A circular is Is
sued To the iirst preferred stockholders
Of the ~. Louis q San Francisco Rail.
way Company, saying the proposition
made by the Atchison Topeka X Santa
Fe Company 10 exchange Lsw four
per cent. bonds Of the ~. Louis & San
Francisco Rrllroli Company for It's
hr.t preferred st ok, NJ for par, with
interest on such bonds from January |,
1890, was rejected by the Stockholders
committee when Offered.
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III. ,n,s.,.rs,len el a,n.oa,. cn.e.

ClncAoO, April i0.-Thc Federal
grand jury this morning rc.umcd In.
vesiigation iuto the charge thai Secre-
tnfy Gibson N the WHISKY lrlst cpn-
rplfui 10 destroy with dynamite tho
Shuicldt distillcry. The government
officials served subpmDas for Witnesses
IN Peoria yesterday and When they
finished nearly every man In the city
vino bias over had amy connection with
the Whisky Trust aud Gibson wnl
summoned 10 appear before ihe grand
jury.
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CHICAGO, April l0.-Thc Alton OIL i.
cial- are very cheerful In the face Of
the boycott. At q conference today
they decided 10 stand by their declared
policy. They say tuey have assurances
from four Eastern roads that their
Tickets viii continue on sale. BESIDES
there IN large territory south and
west In which the paying Of commits.
siOns Is not prohibited, aud the Alton's
standing will b. improved with the
ticket agent In that vicinity. IL will
have no trouble Ia continuing 10 do
business In Indiana, Ohio and Michi-
gan, NJ IN reality the boycott Ia not 20
serious.
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wArnR ~ rmn DESERT.
IA Enormous Reservoir discovered In
the Sahara

rAus, April i0.--Advlces from
Orin atr TO the effect that nn enormous
reservoir of water, 100 feet below the
-uriacc, was discovered at III G1l.a, a
small caravan station In the midst Of
tue sahara desert. File discovery was
made while workmcu We're sinking n
well. The shat already gives forty
gallons Of good clear water per minute
aud the amount eau bu greatly In
creased. The discovery Is ~ the high.
est Importance aud viii tend Ia de-
vclop the caravan trade. rhl. IL the
nr,l time water has been found mt NO
slight depth In the Sahara.
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n,nNun's FUNERAL
Thousands ray Their las, n,sper,s To
ti.~ Dssenssd

BRIDJEr0Rr Conn, April 10. -
business was generally suspended here
toily and every citizen given an op.
podIuiy TO pay hl- last fespocts 10 the
late T.. 4. Blrnum The South Con-
grcgational Church was crowded TO
suif'cation and thousands unable to
gain nimi-slon hal 10 content them
selves with viewing the funeral cOrtegc
rs IL passed. through the streets from
the house 10 the cemetery. The fun.
rtal ceremonies were simple, IN accord.
ancc with the wish ~ the decrease &.
The exercises Were conducted by Rev.
l., II. Fisher and Rev. Or. Collyer, u
New York. Tue display Of foral
pieces was beautiful.
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LoNpoN, April lO,-rhe Telegraph.
correspondent NJ st. Petersburg says:
Slhmelken, the man arrested Monday
on suspicion. Of being about 10 MAKE an
attempt on the Czar's life, belonged to
the Scaevola Club Of kharkof, the
memben OF which are bound by oath
70 make continual efforts To murder
the Car Most Of the members have
been arrested. A number Of students
were also arrested at Kharkod. IL is
feared riots will break out at the uni-
versity there.
Another sensation has been caused
here 10y tho suicide Of a husssr officer
who, 1t Is rumored, was involved In n
plot against the Car.
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THE COKE STRIKE.


sooITDALR, Pa, April iO.-lt snow
certain that the coke strike will be-
fought TO the bitter end. This was the
unanimous decision Of today's strikers
convention. Secretary Parker, In his
report, reviewed the situation at length,
.fliicizing the operaiors severely for
.nelr actions In the attempt to destroy
,he organization by posting up a sliding
In the afternoon the convention was
addressed by several prominent leaders
VINO Were present. National President
Nae touched on the eight-hour day..and
sA'u all other miners In the United
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condition, Into a state " good health,
confidence and checrfu0neas. You've
no idea how potent this peculiar medi.
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Bruises, sores, Ulcers, salt Rheum,
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Chllhlains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
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perfect httislaction, or money refunded,
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RESOLUTION ~ rHE COUNCIL or
the IRISH LEAGUE.
y telegraph 10 the SEwst
rHE CONGRATULATIONS.


wAsiuSGrUN, April l0.--rhc Cen.
trial Committee ot the Pan. l,cpubli.
can Congress paid visit 10 the White
House this morning, headed by Judge
ArnOux, who made a short address to
the President, outlining the work ac.
complibhcd aud contemplated. The
President made brief response, eK.
pressing his Interest aud saying, while
ne could not speak officially Without
the authority Of Congress, his own
feelings were always In sympathy
with all movements directed towards
the enlargement NJ human rights.
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] feel Il my duty TO say few words
IN regard to Ely's Cream Balm, anu [
do NO entirely without solicitation, I
have used II more or less half n wear.
and have found II TO bo most admlra.
BILE. ! have suffered from cntarrh OF the
worst Kind ever since WINS u little boy,
and ! never hoped for cure, but Cream
Balm seems 10 do even that. Many OF
my acqunintances have used Il with
excellent results Oscar Ostrum, As
Warren Ave, Chicago, III. L&w
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sr. LOUIS, Mo-, April TO- Early this
morning the police arrested two men,
giving their NAMES "a. Clarence :. Wells
aud William Whytes. The men had
Just stepped from u steamer arriving
rom New Orleans. They carried a
satchei, In which was found complot.
outfit Tor the manufacture of counter.
felt silver coin, together with number
~ finished products. They were turn.
eli over 10 tho United States author
tiles.
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Miss Emeline &. Hanna. missionary
for First Baptist Church, Troy, y. ",
rays: ~ an glad to state that Dr..
David kennedyr Favoritc Remedy, Of
hondout, y. y, cured me Of Catarrh
q the Bladder, Kidney trouble aud
Constipation. | would add that always
used the Favoritc Remedy with the
consent OF my physician.
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HELENA. Mont, April iO.-ln the
United States circuit court an opinion
was handed down by Judge Knowles
Ia the case Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Va. &. w. Cannon 1T al., In.
volving the title 10 lands valued at
over half u million, within tho city
limits u Helena, which tho railroad
claimed as part Of It's land grant. The
decision virtually determines the case
In Cann0n's favor.
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LpsDUS, April lO.-ln the Commons
tonight the annual motion against al
lowing opium traffic IN India was made
aui carried by n vote Of 100 to lao, the
members OF the opposition greeting the
governments reduced majority with
loud cheers.
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GHEESsnuilG, Pa, April l0.-Threc
children pi David Carroll died sudden
~ this week under suspicious circum-
stances. AZ this Inquest II was discpv-
erred that poison hal been given. The
lwo other children are dying aud arr
rcfts Will probably follow.
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HISTORY ~ rmnn.xxocK STAKE.

The History OF the Bannock stake,
complied 10y Andrew J-nson, and late.
~ Published In the DrsK,Er WEEKLY,
has now been Issued In pamphlet form,
aud can now bs had at the DEsEREr
MINIS office at - cents per copy. dSs
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NEWPORT, Ark, April ln.-News Of
bloOdy eilray la u stave camp near
the junction OF Black aud Cement nv
er- has Just reached here. Eight men
indulg.d Ia n free fight. two being
Killed aud two more fatally wounded.
The fight started over the possession Of
whisky.
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A sovereign" Tna, Costs one Dollar.

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Remedy, OF Rondoui, y, ", il known
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Debility, and the ills peculiar 10
women. This sovereign remedy slim.
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To u healthy action. For all troubles OF
the blood and urinary organs II has no
equal, and bottle. which costs only
one dollar, should be- In every house.
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There 10 no danger Of y cold result.
ing Ia pneumonia when Chnmbcrialu,s
Cough Remedy lie used m directed
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