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A Curse or a blessing.

iOur Beyfl
The life Of many n mHn Of evil or
criminal tendencies, and NJ war with
the laws Of God and man, may be aptly
compared with great hood Of water
that has burst through itr dam. Its
enormous force properly regulated aud
controlled, II n blessing TO mankind. II
turns the wheels Of factories which
spring up like magic about Il. By IT,
means, aided by the skill 81 man, costly
aud bcsu,lill fabrics aud other articles
required for the comfort and w.ll.heing
OF man arc created. II gives employ.
ment 10 many men aud women whose
happy homes are filled with the laugh.
TOR Of Innocent children. Everywhere
W. pfnlsoa afr In the mouths Of men.
IL n their friend. IL Ia ohcdiont
aud doing it, God-appoinicd work.
Hut by some means n little opening
IL made IN tho cmhnnkmcnt, deep
down out Of sight under the watur. Ii
isso small that oven II observed, unltis
u be by an experienced eye, no
thought would h. given 10 u. But II
Increases IN Size, imporuepilhly, tut
every moment morc water trirklra
through the little opening. Now, by
some sudden frc.hct In tho early hour
Of tho night, and when no one II about
10 take note OF the possible danger,
there IN M unexpected Increase In tho
volume " tue Hood held In restraint.
The opening suddenly and RAPIDLY la.
crcassr, aud before many hours the
mighty food has swept through IT,
barriers and with scarcely "a
moments warning u dashca
down the valley rendlng and
destroying everywhere. 10 upf6ots aud
hufls 70 tile earth tho trees that hlthcr.
strengthen. 10 levels tho factories aud
scalien tho fragments over the plain.
IL dashe, like mHd giant Into tho
beautiful homes that IL Industry has
created In other days, aud tears them
haundcr o. with d thousand handr.
Men and women, IT, former friends
aud fellow workers, rush away from
II la terror, glad " they may escape
with their lives. Everywhere II
hllghts aud destroys all within ~
frach. Hut IL work 81 des1lation Il
accomplished only by the loss of Itself,
for tho waters arc spread out over the
valley AMI lost.
Atthc fpt, little supervision aud
an hours work would have Trmsdled
the evil aud made tho fearful results
impossible. Such supervision aud
work, the possibilities Tor good or evil
OF this force, ought 10 have made i'm.
Iemtivr. Why was u neglccicds Why
10 We neglect that bright, strong young
llio whOse pps,lhllitio. for good or evil
arc innuiteiy GREATER than those " a
mere Hood " wAten7
Such neglect lnsureH both 10 society
aud the QUE neglected. immeasufablo
loss aud harm.
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Rev. y. VI. shtoui, pastor United
Brethren Church, Bluo Mound, KAN,
says: ~ Eel II my duty 10 tell what
wonders Dr.. Kings New Discovery
has donn for me. My lungs were bad
ly diseased, and my parishionun
thought could live only a fsw week.
| took i've bottles Of Dc, Kings New
Discovery, aud am sound aud well,
gaining - pounds h. weight" Ar.
thur Love, Manager Loves Funny
Folks Combination, writes. "Afler =
thorough trial and convincing eyi.
dence, am confident Dr.. Kings New
Discovery for CONSUMPTION beats 'ein
all, aud cures when everything else
falls. The greatest kindness can do
my many thousand friends IL 10 urge
thun 10 try H." Free trial bottles nj
A. q. Smith A Co.'S Drug Store. Reg.
uiaT si1e SOC. aud 81 90. q
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COLONEL Klne's VERSION or THE
AFFAIR.
The Cross.blli In the kipg.Pillow Case
SAID TO be Tissue Of
Falsehoods.
~ rslsuaph 10 the NEwai
COLONEL KING.
commencement Of HI. Trial 70,
Murder.

Murder.
MrsnIus. June 12.-The antc.mor.
tenn declaration u Daid p0fton was
read this morning In the Criminal
court, before which Colonel King IL on
trial for Po.ion's murder. In Il Poston
said that King walked up ~ him,
called him n acurrllous name, and
frcd Immediately.
Colonel King then took she stand,
anu told different story. He says hv
mt Poston aud asked him 10 with
draw the charges made against him
Nkinrl and his wife IN the crUss.lill
~ the famous king.pillow cAsc. lie
refused, aud King denounced him W
n scpundrcl. P0-t0n then cnllcd klng
vile nantes and, the witness as-.rt.d,
put his hand b,hind his ovsrcoat, and
the witness thinking he had a pistol,
drcv his own and fircd.
The cross-blll In the King Pillow
case was then =, nj and King said the
whole thing wa. a tissur n fslsehOods.
Tho divorce bill, which was never
filed, was alfo introduced, 4, pfofr-ssd
10 u. n copy of n bill written hy King,
settling forth that his married life was
unhappy anu arranged for marriage
with Mrs. Pillow In the event Ut u
divofuu belng obtained. King entered
denial u this.
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PITTsnuRd, June i2.-The doings Of
Father Mollinger the prles,.phy siclan,
have lately furnished material for
many sensational stories. The rover.
end father today made statement
from the steps Of the sohoolhouse. lie
said no preference would be- shown
any one. The weak and most sorrly
afflicted ones, especially women aud
Infants, all he ATTENDED 10 lint. The
scenes At Troy HIN we're more thrill.
ing than on previous days. At tho
pnr0chial school people struggled for a
place near one of the three doors. The
wonder IN that half dozen tables
horne In their mothers arms were not
severely hurt, and only ono woman
tainted.
No cures Of "a miraculous nature were
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inquire. Abou, ,he Gauge Treaty.

WAsiISdTOs, June l2.-A number
Of inquiries have been received ut the
81 ste Department from philanthropic
orr snilafiona and Individuals ~ 10 the
iail sre OF the United States 10 signlfy
lis thofonca 10 the Congo treaty, tho
final ratification Of which must ha sx.
chan Jed before tho end Of tho month.
This seaiy II an agn 'ement 10 suppress
the kve trade, thu sale Of bfeeoh.
lnadln Z Firearms aud intoxicants IN
the Coin,o district Of oqt ~torial Africa,
aud nea riy all Of the Urea powers have
accepted I. 70 the inquh las the State
DrIartmeut replied that tl.e subject Is
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The a, D. nridae gsse.

Rock ISLAND, June l2.-In the
Union Pacific bridge Gaze today, Judge
Dillon, general council for the Union
Pacific, reviewed tho contract between
the roads at length, and pointed out
TINT II amounted 10 lease,
Judge Dillon resumed argument
this afternoon, referring mainly 10 the
point that the Union Pacific had now
In. power % make n contract. lie was
followed by a. L.. Williams Of Kansas,
attorney tor the Union Pacific, who
argued that the contract was ultra
urius, because u full board Of direcior
and OF government directors had not
approved of II.
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MoRRIs PAtS, n. y, June 1.-THE
track was fast. Mllc-Chatham won.
flayilla second, llyraiia third. Time
1914.
Mile and one sixteenth Drizzio
won, Bssquut second, Lynn third.
Timo-l:i5.
Six mflougs Eta James won,
Kitty Van second, L'intfiguante
third. Time-i;l0l.
Five furlongs-hnnlc Queen won,
Enid second, Fauve,to third. Time
800.
Six funbnss-lil- lHlghness won,
Mar- secsnu. Othmar third. Time
i!ig.
Six furlopgs-Mehd'p won, zcls.
vij second, Blackburn third. Time
I'LL.
Six furlongs-Arab won, 20 Ho nee.
ond, Tofchllght third. Tlmc-iilil.
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LONnnN. June ie.-N.ws Trached
tho vity az a late hour last evening that
dishgrceahlc scene occurred nj ASCOT
mcvs yUstUrday, au uniavomhl. dc.
mnnslfRtiun a. the Prince " Wales
being male. Al aticmpl hrs been
made 70 hush III. matter up ana the
NEWSPAPERS have been solicited from
Influential quarters 10 make no mem
ton Of the tact, or At least 10 miuiniss
the imIortnnc- u the affair.
II seems THAT as the prince was div.
ms Mp with part Of his noble friends
the crowd IN the vicinity, composed
'inu-ily of wcll'drca s-i IcUplc, but with
a sprinkling oi the rUughcr element,
aud jccrrd his royal hishn.ss,
making sarcastic nluhion a. the bee
carat scandal. Sop. cri.d out, "llhv.
you brought your counters with your
pthuru inhuifed VA mote offensive.
thmst-. The aristocniic group around
the prince, though apparently too A.
touiphcd hnd -taftl.i 10 he IN null poe.
t.taiun ~ their wits, managed Ia niaks
counter demonstration Of rather
week sort In support " the prince.
who war himself pale with anger anu
" ho east furious gianco- ut his insult.
en-.
This IL believed 10 10 tho INT tim.
that a dlsrtapcclful decentralization has
ever been mnic against tho Prime, OF
walc- b. Cfosd bearing any claim
20 r-upeCtahiliiy, hnd IN. incident 10
even morn significant than the lectur.
ing that be- has been getting tho past
Few days from thr religious aud ssca.
lar newspapers.
ltui,rfing 10 that pavilion ~ the fore.
go.ng which states that "fhls l. be-.
lioyti 10 h. the tint time that dis.
respectful demonstration has ever i-rn
made against the rrlncc 81 MAl,s hy
crowd bearing any claims ~ fespcctA.
billy" not Few will remember that
la 1870, when the Prince ~ Wales M.
pelrvh NJ witness, rot 20 say co.
respondent, In the Mopiaunt divorce
case, which wns tried Ia tho Rissnc.
of Lady Mpniauut, ~ her Insanity
was certified to by medical experts. that
hc wa. intult.d on tho si.rrelr. Lady
MOriaunt, had confessed 10 her hus.
hand, Sir Charles Mord,unt, Rsrt,
that she had been unfnilsinil 10 him
with l,ofd Cole, Sir Frederick John.
stone and the Prince Of Wnies. When
IN the witness boa, tho prince ,dsclaI.d
under oath that There was no foundA.
ton for the lady's statement; neyertbe.
lees, on one occasion shortly after.
wAris, NJ he was driving 10 the
theatre, a London crowd greeted him
with critsi "Ah, you, who dnjyu Lady
Mofdaunt mad"
Sir william Gordon CUMMING writ.
Ing 10 prominent Nottingham news.
paper says; ~ am distinctly u tho
oplulOn that but for the gfO.a laftlality
shown Ia the SUMMING up by the lord
chief Justice tho case would have gone
very differently" The costs Ia Sir
william Gordon Cummings ease,
amount, Ia round numbers, 10 SOME
thing mofr than 5000. There h a
rumOr current In the city that Lord
Coventry has handed In his formal
resignation Hs master " tho buck
Hounds, 10 Lord Salisbury, IN conse-
quenco oflhe f.eling which has shown
Itself against him IN connection with
his part In tho baccarat scandal
Herald.
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The Chances OF the Prince Of Wales TO
Succeed His Royal Mother
Endangered.
PROTESTS AGAINST HIS conrlNU.
Ine M the ARMY.
ssid 10 be In Danger on Account al
the latest scandal.

Maid Co be In Danger ON Account OF
the latest scandal.
LosDoS, June 12.-rhe storm rising
around the Prince Of Wales 10 fast
gaining In intensity, aud l. cndanger-
ing hi. chances Of Succession 10 the
throne, N not the existence Of the Eng.
lish monarchy. No clhsa appears u
hc stirred 10 deeply ~ tho great middle
class, tho real strength OF the county,
hnd hitherto the solid prop II mon.
nrchy. Wherever IT, voice become.
audible, It, earnest denunclsiiOuH ~
the pinco are accompanied by regrets
nj his nuarncsa 10 the throne.
Representative gatherings 81 r.lig'
iuus bodies, Congregational, Methodist,
Baptist, Uniiatian aud Presbyterian,
have ALREADY recorded their Condum'
nation. boards of guardians are going
out n their accustomed path 10 discuss
motions banding the gambling pro-
p-nsltica ~ the Prince ~ Wales NJ n
disgrace 10 the country. Several
Literal societies have adopted protests
against his continuing IN the army.
Fro long the growing nefccncss OF
popular heat must pcn-ifatr 10 the
core ~ parties, causing party action
within and without Parliament. The
Radicals Of the Commons arv opening
the attack On thc prince, bat they have
heen warned that Gladstone nssnt-
the movement, AMI the leaders Of the
oppoaliion Will actively show f-pug.
nance To ass1rintlng liberalism with
agitation tending 10 crH, discfcdit on
the crown. The Radicals will not he
content with anything les than action
by the military authorities Involving
n0mr official frrrDnf ~ the Prince Of
Whles, Uon. Williams aud Levitt
Conferences have bcyn held NJ the
war office, attended by Secretary Stan.
h0p., the Duke u Cambridge, Duke
of Connnught, Grn. RCdvUrsc Butler,
aud Col. Strategy, and II IA reported
that they decided that the Prince ~
Wales, q n. Williams aud Levitt com.
mlticd no oiicnse against military Law,
bat only n technical breach uf the
regulations.
IL reference 10 the Earl ~ Coventry
n h reported thnt he in,lmaied n ruadi.
nrss 20 fesign tho Office ~ master Il
huckh0uuds, hn, acceptance l. delayed
tlll the government scsa how Lord
tUvrntryis utir-meni IL likely O. ~.
feet the position oftho Prince Of Wales.
Cluh sentiment naturally supports the
Prince, nor has the scandal lcts.ncd
the Princes popularity IN the tuff sci.
t"tti circles arr much rSofcis-d over
lcit-i, from the German Court reflect
ing thu opinion Of Emperor william.
10 II h'licycd that the Emperor has
within the queen n long aud serious
chGcl,m ON the frinco's life, aud III.
lAtlng especially upon the gambling II
officers NJ grave 0iiunHu o. military
honor, made worse by the ,sinlng u n
PAPER permitting % Colonel, convicted
Of CHEATING, 10 retain his commission
IN the army. The Queen, u u said,
forwarded the letter 10 tho rTiucc OF
Wrlrf.
Sir William Gordon Cumming, nj
the request II the officials u f1gfos, 70.
considered his refusal NJ public wei,
come, All tho town viii make u holi'
day Of the occasion,
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mo rypsgssrhleaI rnIeu.

BoBIoS, June la,-At tho lnterna.
tltnal Typographical union conven.
ton today tho constitution was amend-
cd NJ as To make the president u the
International typographical union n
delegate OK Oiiicl0 ~ the American
Iiedel alton Of La',Or. Tho proposition
10 coo psrate with other organizations
In establishing labor bureaus and labor
lynouinA was defeated. The following
wa adopted; Employer and printers
not working at the business can 70.
main ON the active membership list In
the direction ofsubordinnte unions, but
they shall not be- eligible for office In
4 he international or subordinate unions.
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NEw yoNS, June 1.-The London
aud Liverpool Clothing company, 80
aud - liovcfy, aud Mack a Co.,
clothing, 49T broadway, failrd today.
both concerns wcrc owned by the
Same parties. lsadore l,oscnhclni and
Isaac ;. Mack. tn, firm claimed u
capital o. about sl00,0u1 aud carried n
large stock. Mack does not think the
liabilities will exceed SEQ, 900. lie
could not give a definite Idea Of the
assuts yet.
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Sr. I.oufs, Junu ie.--rhe track was
slow. iilu and unu.slxtounih-fm Emma
J. won, Texas Girl second, Regardless
thini. rimc-i;55l.
Five furlongs-Cuvcflon won, vii.
lowbfook second, Tom Hardin third.
Timc-i;n0..
Nilr aud quarter Forcuuncr won,
Michael second, Ethci Cray third.
rim".-9;l1.
Milc-l.ikin- won, Bob Fot.ythe
second, Topgallant third. fime-iiis.
Mile aud thf-o-cighths--Gun d'nTmc
won, Alphuuso sroOnd, Glocknof thirI.
Iimu-.!9i.
MI" Aud onc.slxiccnth - Bonnie
Annie won, ~ Hooper second, Firt
Lap third. Timc--ii5s.
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lloge Of supervising the decisions OF
ported cattle.
III Salmon's unrcsesved acceptance
o. we recent diagnosis by American
officials conflicting with British In.
spectors led TO the outcry.
1haplln In the mean time finds Ii
policy 10 continue the system.
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HAVE you trIcd Arbogasys Cream

Rev. II. ~. Faipll, ID. D.. editor
ofthe Ioird .Neih0diR, says cdltofipilyi
We have tested the merits Of Ely's
Cream balm, aud believe that, by
thorough course Of treatment, n viii
cure almost every caso ~ catlTfh.
Mlnlsieu, Rs elias arc AFFLICTED with
head AMI throat troubles, aud cgtRrTh
seems more prevalent than ever. We
cannot recommend Ely's Crsm Balm
loohighly."
used Ely's Cream Balm for dry
caiarfh. Improved q cuie.-B. Il. NJ.
Weeks, Denver
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rErIERED VOLUMES.
iinRAnirs WHERE'S TIM BOOKS AKE
hrcuKEp ~ GRAINS.


In Europe, long lcfop the DAYS of
printing, books wrru fastened 20
shelves or decks In libraries nnd
churches, 10 guam against their bang
stolen, Ani also 10 prevent one student
CALMING M unfair advantage over m.
other by securing the loan u a book
from n too hniahlc librarian.
The llhnfirs NJ the English unlyrr.
sltirs were chained until ~. latter pafl
Of the 18th CENTURY, when, au account
oi the Inconvenience ~ using them,
the chains were removed, IL l. 10.
corded that at king's Collogr man
was paid on" pound aud nryuu shll.
llugs, In l5s5, tor nine days' labor la
taking tho fUtteu uii the college looks.
According u tho hntlquafiln,
there arr, however, n few chnin.
rd libraries siill remaining la
England. The largest ~ thosS " nt
The Cathedral Church NJ Hereford ,nnd
n tho one genuine survival ~ nn old
mpnahtic library. II consists " about
.uli .vulumrs OF which 1900 are chain.
81. There are hye ho. kcases, aud the
remains Of two othen.
The catalogue, which N also chained
classliiea the books, many ~ which
are Ia manuscript, in eight divisions.
Each chain h from three ~ four feet
long according 10 NJ position, ~ that
every volume eau be- PLACED on th.
reading deck. In the ctntnu Of these
chains afu swiyels, which arr useful In
preventing their enlargement.
Hereford possssses the latest, nv well
NJ tho oldest collection NJ chained l1oks
IN the kingdom, the library Of es5 vol.
UNITS, which was bcqutathrd 10 All
saints Church.
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SAN FRAScisco, June i..-Samohn
Idvicea state considerable agitation u
going on among the natives Of some Of
the Islands with view ~ unfrAtin.'
Maliaioa and putilng Maiaafa ON tho
throne. The workings Of tho Berlin
treaty aie also stated 10 he n source oi
much dissatisfaction among the island
cfa,
The "sea Wnifp lcn ApiA May I
with the bodies ~ twenty American
iailor- drowned nj the tiuie Of the hur.
tcane In March 1850. Their remains
" IN be- Inferred nj Mars Island, Cal.
The Commercial Adpcfiiscr of Homo.
lulp prints statement that Wilcox
aud hush, leaders Ia tho late Hawaii,
an I gzurrvolion, ate again stirring up
the natives and that n proposition Il
afoot 10 seize the Queen who Il Wilt.
lug nHighborlng Islands aud hold her
capuivN until she consents 10 bring
about modification Of the constili.
ton 40 rs 10 shut out whites from any
voice Ia the government AMI put na-
lives la lowcE.
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II you are troubled with rheumatism
or a fame back, allow na 10 suggest that
you Try tho following simple fcmedyi
Tai. u piece Of flannel the siKo Of the
two hands, salurato II with Chamber.
lnin'r Pain Balm and bind II ON over
the seat OF pain. IL will produce n
pleasant warmth and relieve you u all
pain. Many severe eases have been
cured IN this way. The Palm Hahn eau
le obtained from Il. q. N. l. Drug
Don't.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-13

wAsnSGros, juno le.-Ths court
martial In the case Of Commander
Lyon, charged with negligence In
standing tho 'friana" while on his
way 10 rescue tho crew Of the "Gal.
ena" wrecked At Gay Head, found that
officer not guilty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-13

That at this session the blood IL fllled
ly ventilated stores, workshops aud
tenemenis. Al these impurities and
every trace u scrofula, salt rheun, OF
other disease. may DO expelled by tax.
ing Hood Safsaparilla, the beat blood
purifier ever pioiuo'd II Ia tho only
medicine Of which 100 doses ono dol.
lsv Il tffu-.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-13

CHICAGO, June ~. - Six furlongs
Julia sax won, Tom Roach second,
Bankrupt third. rimo--i;l7.
one mile-M Mary V. won, q. W.
Cook second, bankrupt third. Time
liiil.
Ono mile-Taufa Davidson won, Red
Light second, Bluo Line third. Time
--l;ij.
seven fItlong-iieltcf Shelter won,
Hagan second, Ia Hold third. Time
-i.a1i.
one milc-l,enouncc won, New.
cisilu second, Ira 4. Bride third.
TimU-i:isl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-13

GnFfSI1ELD, Mas, June &c.
MAso Moody, for the past filieen years
treasurer Of the Franklin county, has
confessed 10 taking $4,000 Of Tho
county's money, and using II IN hl.
private btainess. His relatives and
friends here turned over property
which viii more than make good the
shortage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-13
Accused Of p,s.o.a s,e.,,.z.

NEW ioHiS, June Charles 3colr.
n merchant. u ~ Wet Twenty second
street, was charged tonight by J. W.
Carroll, the PAPER manufacture, n ~
Duane street, with stealing ~ diamond
stone valued Mt 5000. The diamond
II unique stone, Atuut the siz- ~ a
pea and known ~ the "Omngv
diamond ScOlu was arrested.