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suicids.

RIVERSIDE, Cal, May l2.-John J.
Evans, who committed suicide IN
Chicago yesterday, was ono OF River
sides wealthiost citizens. He owns
flno orange grove bud other valuable
property. Ho loft hons suddenly a
wecz ago, saying hc was going To Los
Angeles. The next heard from him
was at Chicago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-13

CASToS. o.. May i2.-rhe sixth BIZ
enninl convention OF the Woman's
Home aud Foreign Missionary So
cle,y Of the Evangelical Lutheran
Church opcrej this afternoon. The
object Is 10 confer ON mission work aud
close up business In various depart.
ments. Thc society was organizsi
welve years ago aud has grown TO
large proportions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-13

pi1rsBuRG, April i2.-The reports
from the coke region nre rather encou.
raging 10 the mcn. Asa result OF mas
meetings 100 men have Joined the
strikers, many leaving tho region Mt
once. Tho operators, however, are
confident. Evlctlons are occurring
with monotonous regularity.
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AGENT. NJ the Neat Islands other
Items.

WASHINGTON, May i2.-Secretary
Foster has completed the selection Of
government agents TO represent the
United states mt tho Seal Islands thus
season and they will sail on the Rush
from San Francisco m soon as they eau
reauh that port. The party will con.
slsi OF Major w. II. Williams, j. STAN
ley Brown, special treasury agent,
Milton Barnes and :. X. Nettleton and
vito, who will assist Major Williams
on the Island Of st. Paul. Mrs. Nettle.
ton will teach school. The original
date fixed for sailing the Rush wis
May 9Th, but ~ the party could not be
got together In time the Rush has b-en
ordered to await tho arrival. when
abe VIII sail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-13

NEW ORLEANS, May u. - The
preme Lodge. Knights OF Honor, be-
gan here today. The Sessions aro sec.
ret, but from members Of the order II
Ia Learned that this business transacted
was principally routine and the chief
task OF the supreme lodge Il TO arrange
a constitution 30 ~ 10 keep the orier
free from being taxed M an Insurance
company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-13

NELSON, Neb., May 1.-The Jury
in the poisoning case OF the State vs..
Stevenson brought Ia u verdict Of
guilty OF manslaughter. Tho case
grew out OF mistake by tho druggist
In putting up corrosive sublimsto in-
stead Of cal0mel for Miss Carrie Easley,
which resulted In her death.
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81, Louis, May 12.--rhe bursting Of
boiler ON the tow steamer Ny Choics,
near Cairo last night resulted In the
drowning of three men aud the terri
bio scalding Of three others. Thc
killed are Dick Slcsengcr, James Law
renee aud John Arnold, the latter
cOlorcd.
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BAN FRANCISCO, May IL. - The
steamship australia arrived today from
niuney and Honolulu. Professor Brig.
man. IN his report to the surveyors
once on the recent breakdo wn In the
.IA'er o. the volcano OF Kilaned, said
.he enti'e fire area Of the one peaks
sonss anu pools had now vanished and
IN 'heir place was q pit crater Of ellipti.
81 outline, $500 by 5000 feet In extent.
lne walls were perpendicular. This
estimated depth was 600 feet. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-13

Dealers In Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
and Dry Goods, at Denver, Colorado,
have failed. Their stock was sold nj
suction April 2srd. rnE SALT LAKE
EQUITABLE Co.or., Market Row, has
bought same. Two whole car load,
OF goods have Just arrived, and we
Half Price.
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CHTcAoo, May i9.-IIon. Thomas l..
Waller, first vice.preslient Of the ma
tional Worlds Fair commission, was
today declared chief Of the department
OF foreign affairs. His headquarters
WILDE IN London, with branch Durcau1
In other European capitals.
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has written TO Secretary Noble, calling
attention TO the very material decrease
Ia the payments on account OF pensions
during the present fiscal year. The
entire payments for army pensions
during the present. fiscal year will not
exceed Sllo,0J0,0O0. Tho approptin.
ton was sls5, 5dD, U03, aud II now seems
probable that there win be left of this
appropriation Mt the end of tho fiscal
year. 81, 100. 900.
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PHILADELPHIA, Msy l2.-rhe ma.
tlonal convention OF tho Catholic
knights OF America convened hero
this morning. Eighty delegates,
representing forty.two States and q
membership Of $1,000, are present.
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BosToS, May l2.--Tho divorce case
of William Il. Peck, the rpiritualistic
lecturer W.. Sarah Is. Peck, better
known TO tue spiritualistic world as
Mira. IL. :. Lake, was decided by Judge
staples In the Superior court today.
rhe contract OF marriage was formal
written agreement To live together un.
VI the union should become disagree.
able or undesirable to either party tbs
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The Salt Lake Equitable Coop will
oiler for sale the stock Of Clothing,
and Boots and shoes, which they
bought nj Sheriff. sale In Denver,
Colorado. This being from tho failure
Of Ii. l.. Eadors & 60.
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NAMiviLLn, May i2.-Mlss Sadie
Polk Fall was married here tonight 10
NJ. NJ. Gardner. The bride In a grand.
niece Of Mrs. President Polk. The
venerable lady, despite the weight OF
her IS years, graced the event with
her presence and bestowed benedic-
ton.
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BosTos, April II. = Epsmimondas
Wilson, manufacturer OF piano.,
under the namu of the Boston Plano
Company, aud also manufacturer Of
piano hardware, asslgn-i. The lin.
bilitics ere about $4,000. Wilson says
he has assets three times that amount.
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In tho treasury Is gradually creeping
up, aud NJ tho close OF business today
the net surplus was sl5,0OO,OOO The
treasury officials say no doubt II Will
increase by June 9TH 20 nm amount
sufficient 10 inset the pension draft OF
$4,000, 900 without the necessity Of
withdrawing the government de.
poslts from tho national bank deposit
tories,
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Nrw YoRls, May i2.-Alrs. Johanna
Miller died saturday night from trlchi.
nosls, and today her husband died from
the same disease. An autopsy showed
the trichinp had pcrmeated the entire
system and muscles Of the body. These
are the first caas reported In TIL. city
In thru Ycnra.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-13

tho mountain lands of this county
since Last Monday and are siiiI raging.
Fully ten thousand acres OF vaiunblo
tinbcr lands are burned over. The
valuable mining property of Alex.
Underwood, near Dlllsburg, was
destroyed. The losses by fires already
exceed $4,000.
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Bininc, wn., Mad, sub. Port o
Lntry.


lfyou are yellow, Bilious, consti.
pated with Headache. bad breath,
dfowsy. no appetite, iook, out your
Liver u out Of order. One box Of thssc
Pills will drive all the trouble away
and make new being Of you. Price
70 cents. Zion Coop Mer. lust. Drug
Dept, AgsaS d&s
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NATIONAL LEAuUk-CfNCiNNA
Cincinnati, 4; Brooklyn, is. Batter
ies-ithines, Harrington; Lovetf;
".'"'"'
terles-Grl,b.r. poyi.: Gleason Glenn.
ents.
a 0N'"'
Luby, Maggie; Nichols, Bonnet.
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p,,,., a. y - NJ
,,'sous " Nsw iV,k, y, Dat
, pan,. hhs' h'0A' Sha'o"' W.
''o"'N'' -
AUTHORIZATIONS
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THE FOREST FIRES

Irreparabi- Les.e. Sustained by tho
Farmers.
HUNTINGTON, Pa, May l2.-Ovcr
1000 acres OF valuable timber lands arr
ailamc within n radius OF seven miles
Of this place and In distant parts OF the
county wood land Is being swept away
10 an alarming extent. Thc mountain
iires are beyond human control and
can only bc cKtinguished by u rainfall.
The farmers In tho whole burning dis.
trict have sustained irreparable losses
10 icncihg and hundreds Of acres OF
growing grain Il ruined. Many farm
buildings nre threatened.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-13
Says the "Clarleston" Has Orders II
Capture the "Eintar at all
Hazards.
rHr nAvY DEPARTMENT NOT Aei.
TArCp.
An Important Question: Docs the Mesi.
eau Government Recognize the In
surgenis ~ IIelllgerenis.
by TelSErAph 70 tho SEwsi
rIIC "ErArA" INCIDENT.
shc wiii be- Csptaved wherever
Found ou the High Seas.

BiNoifAMrToS, n. ", May a.
Secretary Tracy 4. In the city. In nm
Interview with reporter tonight lbs
talked about the Etota incident. Hc
secuted the idea that the Cndri,s,oa
was Inferior 10 the Esmerul,lG. True,
the EsmerdiCin carried two nine.iuch
guns, while the OariskOn's heaviest
guns were only cight.inch. but the
latter had n larger number OF six-inch
guns. Her amor was four inches
thick and the Esmcraii0's only one
aud one.half inches. The Nurlestoa
was accordingly fully ablc 10 cope with
the Esmcrdidd, M were two other
United states cruisers now on tho
Pacific. The secretary stated definite.
ly that the Chdrieston has orders 10
capture tho Hdtu wherever she may
be found upon the high seas. lie did
not anticipate fight, bat In case Of
resistance the United state. cruisers
would carry out the orders at oil
hazards. II. wns not at liberty 10 state
the exact text Of the cipher dispatch
sent TO the Udr'cstoH. neither would
he say definitely II thc cruiser San
FrdHcfsoo, nov In Gillian waters, had
been ordered 10 intercept the Etd,d.
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same signed In the rresence Of two
Witnesses aud executed IN Portland,
Oregon. October o, 1871. The judge
ruled that the marriage was not u valid
ono aud ordered the case dismissed.
An appeal has been taken to the SUI
pIcmc court.
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TUCSON, A. r., May l2.-Returns
from Tucson. Nogolas aud four other
precincts Indicate that the entiIe re-
publican ticket wa, elected bya ina.
Jority Raging from 30 TO 100.
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rRuMnuLL NOT woRRrrD.

Trumbull did not seem worried about
the outcome of the affair. Ho said
there was nothing IN tho neutrality
laws by which he can he held. When
aslSoI about the Eanera'do no said he
did not know whether shs was acting
MS the convoy OF tho Etafa, ani added
that II the EImaaida wa, 10 doing shs
would under no Circumstance fitv on
the Chdrtcstoa.
Tiia>'cnARLnsros" WILL CATCH HER.
Cry on MEXICO, May a. Tn,
Gillian steamer Ltdtd Ii sailing under
difficulty and tho United States war.
ship Is gaining ON her. II Is expected
the two will reach Acapulco within q
few hours Of each other.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-13

NEW York, May L. Blaine's ply
slciaus issued this note tonight: ",fr.
Blaine Is feeling much batter and his
condition IN satisfactory. He IL not
going 10 Washington tomorrow"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-13

WALLA WALLA, Wash, May H.
Eight more soldiers have been arrested
by the military authorities for COM
plicity In the lynching Of Hunt. This
makes sixteen now In custody.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-13

NEW Y0mS. May i2.--rho forty
secoud annual convention OF the An.
Client Order ~ Hiberniaua is In session
here. Tnu proceedings are private.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-13

RoME, May i2.-Qulntieh has given
notice OF an Interpolation regarding
Premier Rldiui's Intentions, In Wow
OF Blaine's latest communication.
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HALLWAY COSDuCroRs MEET.
Ringing Addrssss. In Favor OF FEEDER.
nllnm.

81. LOUIS, May l2.-'rhc twenty.
third annual convention OF the Nation.
al Order OF Railway Conductors met
here today. A reception was held this
morning, Mt which all the visiting
delegates and their ladies, 1000 In
number, were present. Addresses Of
welcome were made by the governor
and other prominent men OF the State
aud city.
The business Of the meeting com.
mencod at l O'Clock. Grand Chief
Conductor Clark stated that since the
Denver convention, when Il was deoii.
ed 10 make the organization u protective
instead Of merely n social and benevo-
lent one, tho order has met with un.
bounded success, but their eiiorts would
not end there. Grander achievements
were yet In view--confeIeratio and
amalgamation OF the different orders OF
railway workers.
Grand Chief Sargent OF the Brother.
hood OF Locomotive Firenon also made
ringing address In favor Of fedt ration.
Grand Chief Howard Of the Brot her.
hood OF Conductors said the alleged
ennity existing between the Brother.
hood and the Order Of Railway Con.
ductorS was false and without inst
foundation, and he and Chief CLARK
exchanged cordial groetings, THIS
convention Will be- In session about ten
days.
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BERLIN, May 1.-The upper house
tax bill, approved by the lower house.
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WAsuiSUros, May $50 far n
surface indications reveal the state Of
Affairs the navy department; appears TO
he lcis ngits'ed than any other depart
mcnt over the escape OF the ChIlian
steamer fIdto. Secretary Tracy left
Washington las. night for Binghamp.
ton 10 loot after some private business,
and Commodore Ramsey was lcft In
charge. The commodore was ns I'M
communicative n usual, aud stated
that he had nothing 10 say about the
ESdfd or the ChdricSton.
Up g. the clos. of buslnctB hours no
news was received at the navy depart.
mcnt Of the movement OF the Charles.
ton. The Hata started from San Diego
last Wedncsday--six days ago-and, II
pushed to the highest speed, must tc
nearly out OF coal. 10 rhe must put into
port somewhere to replenish her bunk
ers. The Charieston is also probably
out Of coal and news from ono or thu
other vcsscls may DO expected very
soon.
Some comment Is cnu,ed among
State department people by the trle.
graphsd statement that the Chillan
insurgent cruiser Esmeraida IL now al
Acapulco. The fact that her presence
In port IL tolerated IL regarded hers 10y
some officers A. quasi.recognition by
the Mexican government Of the insur.
gents rs belligcrents. II this recogui.
ton should take formal shape 1t might
have Important results for the insur
gents, for, under the neutrality laws
the vessel would lind an asylum ia
Mexican ports.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-13

Highest cash price paid for wool In
large or small quantities delivered Al
DrsERET WooLrN Mills,
DIV Fifth North aud Third West SITS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-13
ENORMOUS DAMAGE.

BELLEFoSrE, Pa, May l?.-Thc
damage done by forest hres raging
throughout the county has been enor.
NOUS. All along the Buffalo Run rail.
road tho fire. has burned miles and
miles OF fine orchards and valuable
standing and cut timber. Much farm
property il destroyed. The losses will
run into hundreds OF thousands OF
dollars.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-13

DIR. BURROWS, Eye, Ear, Nose
Threat anu Lungs. 5l aud 81 CONNER
cial Block. Have Withdrawn from firm
OF Freeman 4 Burrows. ar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-13

At Salt Lake Equitable Coop. In
May. Lowest prices. Particulars will
follow. d
ScARPP. 20 East Isi = p,.scr, ,,on.
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George chIia'. sI.,y.,h,ra n,r,sa.,.

PHILADELPHIA, May IL. - Tn.
slxty-third birthday Of George w.
Chiius was celebrated today by the
typographical union. Among the let
,eis read was one from Secretary
nlhine, Caoiegrams were received by
NJ Chlids throughout tho day from
England, france aud Germany, and
kilograms from all parts OF the Union.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-13

DULUTH May l2.-Forest Hires arc
and gs.a, dan 4, S'i . nwr,e,
Duluth hre department was called TO
Lester Park today, and had hard work
To save the place from destruction. 1t
Is reported that much farm property IL
destroyed aud more In danger.
AssUMrSa FORMIDABLE SHAPE.
,v,,r s,n ,,.,an W.. s'
Tanned by strong wind, this forest
croachlng unon IN, snbl',hs TSd. gu
aras In tisa naI,bhorhaoa Iounys
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CHICAGO

Cleveland, .: Philadelphia, S. Ia
teries-Gruber, Doyle; Gleason, Glen
cnts.
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Baseball.

NATIONAL LEAGuE-cfSciSsATr.
Cincinnati, 2; Brooklyn, is. Batter
ies-llhincs, Harrington; Lovett
Caruthers, kinslow.
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10 w. First South, for your electric
lighting and electrical supplies.
The evening world., 1891-05-28

hAbh TUN.
Lager beer was irst brcwed in America
less than nifty years ago by German named
Wagner. His brewery was q shAnty in
Philadelphia. A humble beginning OF a
business in which to-day there arc millions
OF dollars invested in New York City alone.
Tho methods employed in brewing the
German beverage have advanced scientih-
cally In pace with tho growth Of the trafio,
and to-day lager.beer brewery 10 q vast
institution replete with the triumphs Of in
ventivs skin.
Few people know the processes through
which the malt, the hops and otner ingre-
dieuts Of beer pass before the foaming
sehoonsr Is set before them by the kelner
ct the faihskeller.
Every brewery has cosy room set apart
~ "Bterstube," where all visitors TO the
establishment arc entertained and filed TO
the brim, IL they like, with lager, free from
cost, be they friends or strangers.
Tho /" Bierstube" 10 about az far as the
visitor generally gets or cares TO get
physically or mentally. But beyond there
10 strange world, very wonderland.
An EVENING WonLD reporter recently
visited one Of New York's greatest brewer
Ice, near He'll Gate. The brewer is several
times millionaire, and the brewery covers
ssventy-ive city lots. Tho reporter passed
from the "hospitium into the great
brewery, ana witnessed the various pro-
cesses employed in brewing lager beer.
Let rs consider the malt first. Everybody
knows that the malt Ia made from barley.
Il Is obtained, however, by Q four-fold
process. The grain, having been threshed
free from the husks, Is run through farm
sr's ordinary tanning mill, by which process
the loose husks are blown out OF the grain.
The evening world., 1891-05-28

Barleycorn has come down of his lofty
perch again, and hero he must stay till hi
unfcmcnted character has been corrected
under tho watchful cy Of the cellar master
The evening world., 1891-05-28


In the modern New York brewery the
work up to this point has been done almost
entirely by machinery, not labor-saving
machinery, but machinery calculated to
reduce the operation TO absolute perfection
and precision, SO that to-day's and to-
morrow's brew and the brew Of year
hence will be exactly alike.
In the brewery visited by the reporter
there were three mashing tuns Of iron, set
in frames Of wood rising four or Eve feet
from the floor, and the malt was introduced
BY chutes from the first mash tun.
hashing Is done by the motion of a num-
bar OF raking contrivances within the tubs.
They revolvein opposite directions around
central pivots, mixing every particle Of the
grain as 1t drops from the vormaisch-
hntte" on the floor above.
The brewmaster is now on the alert. le
watches the mash every instant. He must
watch the temperature of tho water with
which he mikes his malt, gauge the effect
nj the heat, and know at q glance when to
npen the valves OF the tun and draw of the
wort. A sacchrometer indicates to the
brewer the proportion OF sugar in the wort,
and whom the wort 10 ready to draw of the
bser is made but not brewed.
The evening world., 1891-05-28

looked to II that the hops have proper pro
portion Of the qualities desired.
The principal substances which tho hop
conc yields when boiled arc lupulin and
tannin. After the hops are broken up they
are placed loosely in largo canvas bags,
carefully weighed, and then, at the proper
moment, dropped into the boiline-copper
The boiling completed, the brewer de-
soends to q still lower floor, the visitor fol
lowing. Here is q labyrinth Of machinery.
There are engines, pumps and other gear,
and directly under the boiling-copper Is .
large, black rectangular tank. II Is con-
nccted with the boiling-copper and Is called
"hop. back " or hop-retainer.
Inside this tank is a sieve or perforated
false bottom. The contents Of the boiling.
copper Is run into the hop.back, the sieve
stops the hops and the wort passes on
through the sieve into the real bottom OF
the black tank.
Now the brewer is In the biggest kind OF
q hurry. He is hurrying the wort to the
cooling tank as rapidly as possible, for II
must reach its destination bright and
brilliant.