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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-22

Sir Francis Head tried tho Diet of tho
Panpas Indians, which consNs Of III.
flesh Of mares, for these sayagcs eat
neither bread. fruit nor vegetables, lie
says;
After had hccn riding throo or four
months, md had lived on beet aud water,
found myself In condition which can
only describe by saying that ! felt thnt;,o
exertion could kiIl me, although con.
slmtly arrived so completely exhausted
that ! could not speak; yet few hours
sleep upon my saddle on the ground nj
ways go completely restored me that for
a week could daily be upon my horse
boioro sunrise, could rilo lin two or
three hours after sunset, aud have really
tired ten or twelve horses day. This
VIII explain the Immense distances which
people Ia South America are said To ride,
which an confident could only be done
On boot ana water.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-22

GRAND Forks, n. d., April 2i.-
Ssii Nelson, booEkeeper Of the Union
National bank, who ombczzled nearly
n-'9uO was held TO the grand jury by
Ine United Statea commissioner today.
lhe cases against tho two gambler,
murray nud Dahl, AS accessories, were
dismissed, hut the men were re.arrest.
60 on nm order from the district court,
on petition OF the banks attorney, ask.
lIg ior Q judgment against thcm for
sloi'OO, the amount Il Is claimed they
Won at poker from Nelson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-22
An Epglishman IN Paris Fails lntO
the Hand, of the Police
Authorities.
OUTRAGEOUS TREATMENT WHILE
IN PRISON.
The Matter Laid Before the Foreign
Office Heavy Compensation
Demanded.
An Lnsilshmpu Lacked ~ wuhou,
apparent Reason.

fNFa'"HffaA 'h'sN'hf
LOSnuN, Aprli gl.-Au English.
man named Dclmard was arrested In
Paris and, Notwithstanding his request,
no reason was nasignct FOR his arrest,
aud lie was locked VI In u wretchrd
cell TIL morning ana then taken to his
lodgings. He was ordered ~ move,
but refused 10 do 20. lie was struck
la the face aud knocked down aud
taken again to the prefecture and
placed In cell nll,i with vvrmin.
The following day after the examiup.
Ton by the JUICE. he was taken 10
MaEss prison and stripped, being kept
NAKED tor an hUuf hnd half. lie was
then put In a cell measuring q feet by o
feet inches, with hnnsty, who was
executed u few days ugO for the brutal
murder ni the Baroness DvllaId.
At night he slept with Auasty on Ono
eide nud RIvachol, tho Anarchist, on
the other. Dclmafu waE again taken
before the Judge, but was sent BACK
TO Poison ON the charge Of hriur
spy. On APRIL lith ho was liberated,
the Judge apOl0giziug tor his incafcer-
at.pu and blaming the police. The
matter has been laid before tho foreign
iilcc and DelmarI demands heavy
computation Tor his Outrageous treat
mcnt. This being the second instance
OF an uuwartluied arrest OF English.
men, II h. believed that England viii
take such steps In the matter a. 10 leave
no doubt as 10 her intentiOns.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-22

lldusukcepcr who have h1d their toilrs
silver VASES and library lifting, tHrni,Lcd
10y furnace and Illuminating gasc, will b.
gl'> Ia know of some lacquer which VII
lr''ent the trouly OF continual polishing.
Tho silver SERVED is simply mndc chrnlle.
ais clean before the lacquer is applied.
h'd the metal Is then covered by means o.
'tili brush, with thin coating ul the
Transporter, yhrni-h.
Almost all brass articles except tho.c
subject 90 hon', arr now covered with d
lacquer. ouT brass lamps. chandelier, and
brdstrads arc nll lucqucrci. and tho result
Is NO. saiisialtory. There sccn, 10 be no
reason why tii'or which Is not In use on
the table and Is not subject 10 hp washed
In boiling water should not be laulucg,tl.
II Is batter 90 buy thi, lacquer Of an cvpe-
riunccl dealer, ard there ARE several Nnrl.
cities oil IL which mHy h1 obtained for tnls
purpose, though ID has not become Gus
tomary TO use thcn.-l ondun Quot
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-22

Francesca DO nnrrios IN u spanish
subieman'

NEW Yoms April 2l.-8imc Ffan.
cescn DE BarIi tho youug ami boauti-
full widow Of the llicPfc1idtnt OF Gun'-
cmaip, wna married. t'is evening 10
.scuor jose MARTINEZ De Roda, a Span.
ish nOhlemsu, mt the magnificent
residence oil the bride, $50 Fifln
Avenue. The ceremonies were
witnessed by only few Of tho more
Intimate friends Of the bride and
groom, aud yet was one Of the most
brilliant weddings IA New York IN a
number Of ycafs. In the afternoon
the civil ceremony was reformed by
Mayor Grant, ant In the evening the
religious ceremony toOk place, con.
Quoted by Archbishop Cofrigan. The
ballroom was turned into u vod,able
temple by the erection OF au altar,
fesplendent In white sntln aud white
flowers, and ihe house trains formed
into n iloral bower. After the crrc-
mOny for two h0urs or more there WINS
merriment aud a wedding feast. The
coslpmts vi the bride and all the lady
guests were particularly beautiful.
Among the gusste were eX.MayOr and
Mfa. Grace, Mayor Grant, General
nnu Mrs. Butterneld, Mr.. q. >. Grant,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Cooper, MIR. and Mrs.
Navarro, GcAeral Slcklcs.
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diplomatic relations between the
United states aud China. What then
would become Of Amurican commerce?
The United States depended on China
Tor ten, anu our commerce with China
amounted 70 several millions year.
sherman denounced the bill as a viola.
tion 81 the treaty, and said any nation
violating treaty unduly aud without
cause would be regarded ns acting
against the civilization Of the world.
Aiter iuith,r debate, the Senate nd.
JOurnci.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-22

NEW York, April al,-It Ia stated
oh goou authority that there IL no
rnanBe IN the position OF Union Pacific
a ~ IL Is announced that Captaln
i ~ - Hnyos said ho would only nrcept
we position OF president on ths condl.
I'm um lhat no was Unanimously elected,
uuu'I anu sage clalm thoy viii take
~ nollon at the election, hut intimate
,ip,r uonlts as to any ono deliberately
"asing Tue responsibilities OF the road
va 'heir shoulders ut this time.
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homsstenders Coming ,o.hSnise
Filings,

hlEGfIsHER, o. T., April 2l.-Al.
,housh number Of boomers have left
ioi nome, yet tho crowd In town an.
pears undimlnished, owing to the fact
ulat perhaps homes,eaders are coming
70 MAKE hlings. About 1900 are now n
nne, WIN the number increasing. The
new county seats are settled, city ant
tUohm,n'y governments organized peace.
,ullyi ana nll Ia quiet. The settlers nTo
os,tHSklhg ground and planting corn,
anu poomers afe selling claims.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-22

The Arkansas building az the Colum.
ban fair Is TO DO huI.l by n woman.
Miss Jean Longhoroug has been mott.
ned that her plan of tho building has
been accepted and that she will DO made
superintendent OF H. construction. The
design is in the rocco style OF urchitoc.
tire which prevailed in the Seventeenth
century Ina France, q, tho first settlers
OF Arkansas were French On the
ground hoor will be . fountain con.
eIrnciod of the many colorcd CRYSTALS
found 90 Hot Snling.. lCLleago Lettur.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-22

Congressman who AFRO Just now study
ing upon the mcnhni,u fishery question
will he interested to know that the "A III
Of having produced the Grst porsy oil
for commerce bclougs to Maine WON.
AN, That was in 1850 .Nrs. John Bart.
lott, OF rluomll, began ut that ,iuio Ia
boil the poryy Tor her luol. She noticed
tGat a thin Scam uf oil gathered upca
tho water Ia which the ii,h were boiled.
ana she thought possibly 10 could be
turned TO some more profitable use.
Taxing . bottle irll NJ this oil she
brought e 20 Mr.. +. h. Phillips, Of Dos.
ton, an oil dealer here, aud ho oncuur.
aged Mrs Bartlett to bring more Of the
oil. Tho following year tho Bartletts
made u start IN thu business and shippod
10 Boston thirteen barrels of poray oil
This was the beginning OF tho industry
Boston Journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-22

BECAUSE THrY Rrfusr TO woRR
FoRA LIVING.
They Threaten to make Trouble At'
Jack the llousc, but are Checked
by Tie Police.
r,,y Demand Brcad nu, Refuse 10
woFh.

cutc,oo, Arril 2l.--Afiof mn even.
,,, ~ Inc widest excitement u detail
~ nolicp va- let on guard tonight NJ
tha shelter House Society Ia aid OF the
pns.,an refugees. twenty-five OF
thirty Of these refugees, who have
Ss"n housed aud fed iOr the past four
wross. were provided with work, but
insisi,i upoi, a continuance VI the
CLARITY, protesting that they werc not
allie 10 work. Tho agents OF the
society, after making every effort TO
induce them to get out, determined -
,ipct them, aud this was done this
morning. After q short time the rofu.
gees returned, and being refused nd
mittance, made an attack on the
house, tearing down one Of the doofs.
The police were summoned aud
quicied the rioters, but this evening
inc trouble was started again, the
refugees being Joined by the street
fabble. The police were called again,
and, Aiter vigorous work, the refugees
were separated from the fabblc, and
the situation was patiently explained
to them through an interpreter. They
again spt up the cry that they were
unable 10 work, but after two hours
Smuggling were forced 20 leave. They
threatened 10 make trouble, aud n de-
tsil VI police remains on guard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-22

General Manager !. II. IL. Clatl. said
that he was not IN position 10 make
any statement whatever, although be
iuumnied that no decision was ar-
rived at.
Ex-Governor Amea Il reported NJ
saying that move 90 place Captain
Hayes IN the prosiicncy WIS on loot,
and would he completed with the sane.
ton VI thu Gould intcrcstr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-22

Singularly enough the greatest posi-.
ole pains arc taken in tho construction
OF ono's house and m our municipal
ennclmenit TO make tho occupant secure
IN Inc possession Of the least important
OF these blessings, namely, his property,
white comparatively little attention Is
bestowed upon thcprcseyltion of health,
without which the house Is yaluolcss. --.
Humanity aud Health
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-22

There T. nn lie NJ furniture iu the L,u.
dor so thoroughly Characteristic ai the
woman COS her work basket ~ the pr. Is.
ri' much tiu'uund money " being sp.t.l by
tnnsr who live Ia luxurious c1utcnt urnn
lhi, useful article, I do not mean ~ inpiy
that handsome, costly vorshlskrt- Dor.
tray the industry 70. the OWNER Tor on the
u'hrr hnnd somc al the busiest women
work from thc commonrst uf baskets 1
Wor,l' -ly that much OF Che uNuyr', Der.
spual iHstr enters into the choosing Of the
basket and IT, decorations. Imam array Df
JHp1nrc, Turkish. Chmrr. M1rl,h.
French aud Indian basket, 10 very dini.
cut 10 mako % purchase. Tall. narrow
baskets, with lini1. uf alk aud nlrrpv
ribbons rum through, look dainty, tho conc
shaped basket, with dui,yd. puitcd muslin
di chpur, is exquisite. aud tie Hat. squHr,
looking Indian basket, decorated will a
dozen different colurd riblun. and gold o,
silver cord is very fetching Thr,s bl..
krts Urr h,t,i up with urciir. thimblr and
scissor 'nsc., also p,nrushiou and cro,uhct
houhs-phindclphm Pres
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-22

vosllk3slI, Wis, April 81. - The
s aus,ohhl Ifunk Company, comprising
Losnh manufacturers, located IN Osh.
SsIIni Alllwaukee, Racine, Chicago,
Iil"S,elsnd, Detroit, Cincinnati, aud a
:, In has organized with Il capital
b I, s',UVO,oOo. IL ssaIl that It Is not 10
~ .Iutt nut combination 10 divide
'osltoFyi and reduce expenses,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-22

NEW YOEK, April q. - Specla.
cables TO the Herald from Santiago,
Chile, Affirm that during thepast week
details were received OF several light
earthquake shocks ut Taltaval aud
Tcreval and several coast towns. Tho
shocks were predicted by n German.
The next shocks predicted by him arc
TO occur between April 20 and
April 20.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-22

ST. Louis, April 2l.-Thr second
annual meeting " the Association Of
Military Surgeons adjourned this
afternoon. A numbcr Of interesting
pspers were read, anu General Sem
elected president frr tho ensuing year.
Washington was selected Ne the place
Tor the next convention, nj the same
time the Pan American Medal
Association meets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-22
uuSrINGroN's PROTEST.
IHect OF The Passage Of the Gcnry MN
on chinese ana Americans.

WAalISGIOH, Arril 2i.--rhe follow.
Ing Is the text VI Hunting,On's mes.
eago ON the Chinese sent 10 Senator
Frye today; "Sincc my arrival here |
have learned what effect the passaxr
Of the Genry bill would have on both
Chinese aud Americans Thousands
Of Chinese In transit across the unitsi
states, landing.at ports, under fegula.
tions made by the secretary Of the
ttyasury In January of 1853, have
paid American transportation com.
panies since the restriction act over
100000 for transportation alone.
Should the bill become law, this
traffic will 20 10 foreign companies via
Canada aud Panama. Since the
passage OF tue restriction Hul the
custom house records show %, 400
more departures than arrivals ut this
port. Hundreds ~ wealthy Chinesc
merchants, representing firms here,
have gone to China anu other coun.
irles ON business under the faith
Of the existing laws, having
property inlertsa here valued az
Hundreds VI thousands Of dollars, The
GeAry bill would dehar them from re-
turning and virtually c)nsnscato their
property. Much IA said about thous.
nnds OfChiutse crossing the boundaries
from Canada. Collectors Tor "-''',h
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-22
IN the First Degree Returned by the
Coronpr's Jury Against the
Invading Catllcmcn.
THelH COMPENSATION ron THE
SANoUiNkRY WORK.
The President Requested 10 Receive a
D.putatlon 10 Lxp!ain the Facts
lRShc Case.
4 Verdict of Murder Against tn
Invaders.

DENvER, April fla special from
Buffalo, Wyu., says that Saturday the
cusonoT's jury returned II verdict Of
murder IN the nri degree against the
invaders. In accordance with the or.
duis Of the governor and from head.
quarters at Omaha, tho three troops ~
the Sixth cavalry that rescued the In.
vndiu y cattlemcn on the 18th proceed.
ed Sunday Tor Cheyenne. The troOIs
campcd tonight nj the Cheyenne river
south Of Ogni9lla rarch. Nothing
since ms. occurred NJ any note. The
storm which he's been raging iUr sever.
al day d ended this morning pnd leie-
graphic communications with tho
world IL resumed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-22
ALSO 4 LYSCuIN..
4 und DuII Executes Justicn on n
ruFdcrsss,

BRisToL, Tenn, April 2l.-5yl lIar.
vel, who lives across the border In the
mountains Of Kentucky, had words
with his wife about her ailcgai init.
macy with Alex lndor Brady. Mon.
day night Mrs. Harvol saturated the
bed upon which her husband anu child
were sleeping, with kerosene, anu set
iltc to II. Mrs. Harvoi and Brady sot
out across the fields, but encountered u
Wild bull, who gored her 10 death.
ME-. Harvel lived u few hours ami
comics sod 40 above.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-22

Mr.. Francis Wilson Is ~ li''lo known
10 tho outside world aa though sho wor.
tho wife Of some modc.t clurf m..oaS6r
thr companion Of ono Of our bet known
comedians. Retiring and mo-. e iu dis.
position, she has ever boon moro of q
homo Dody tuHu most women OF the
ttnsr, though her husband u.t and mas
Tied her whom uhey We're both together
ia company playing "Tho Goblms
II wa, iu this play tnat Fmuei, wilson
hrt made his debut after DO decided to
leave tho song aud dance partnership
AMI enter upon tho Legitimate Geld VI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-22
I'M TREsIDFNT AHi,ED 40 KrOEivE A
DERIVATION.


WAsIifSGTuN, April Ex-senator
warren tonight, speaking OF the pro.
test OF the Wyoming rustlegs, said that
he had no doubt the President would
give the committee a hearing, ami OK.
pressed the opinion that people were
acling under n mlsappfehensiOn u the
real purpose a the general govern.
ment In dealing with the matter. It,
object was merely 10 maintain the su.
pTemaey OF the law. In due course Of
time the CattlemoD would be turned
over TO the State authorities aud tried.
The intervention u the United states
autbofilics would not oppross the PEG.
pie many way.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-22
TIE rRANseosr OF AMMONIA
IL l. Omen CARRIED on The Upper Decks
og steamship To- Keep ~ Cuol.

n 1. on,u Cnrrt,d ,,, 49,, No.. NJ.
OF steam.ltIp. To Vccp n Ca,,
Ammonia Inns l.en r,r,fol la c,,.
siderable nuautiiio. ON tbo u,1,o,. dcgb.
of stra,nsbiu. Inn ip ,,nr,. ,1...,ts a.,
bottlcs. carb,,s. ar lima nrc s,oy,.1 4, IN.
b,iwcru docis In f.gt tbrvnro s.,,a.
times sto.el In vncaut cabins of r,rg,
vessels " oyplosi,n 0r na, a., ,r.,,
rstop,aclcs avnior.d 9iiau,iou a. ,i,.
plgcinr of snrh sni.tnBers Js,s,r,,.i,
nrnr bc,t Tho ,pastcr ~ ,i,o ,......i .,..
whose ,lip tho ,vplo.i,n b,,.-.,,el ,,,'
screwed tho ton. az NH tbo.n nn,i,,.,r,J
and thin. uIiov'rd tlin ,,ns T., l,i,,,. IA
Rr,ttictions oD cnf,io.,c az JnugDr,r,
rooi. wen, iun,.el und,r tlo ,n.rcb,nt
thinning act. is,g. se,tion on of ,sI.irb
proyiles TINT N apy psrs,n s,pls or.t,
tcmpf, 10 scul by. or NOT b,ipg tho NM
tor or ovner nf thp y,...I r,r.i.s ,r,t.
tennis tn carry Il, ma, ,,.'.l p,iit.,,
or foreign. apy ,ang.r,ns g,lJs 'rr,, ,a
aau,fortig. yiirioi. nanb,ba gun,.,y.,.,.
lurif,r u,rtcI,.. ,it,.,,l,.,',i,, ,.t.,.
loum. or nnv otlirr -,nn.lg. a. Jang,ra,..
nature, without distinctly mnrl,ins ,i,oir
nature ON tho oni.ldc ~ tbr usc.,s,,'s
containing tho ,nuo nnd ni.r ,j,,n.
written notice Of IA, nature of .prh
goods and tho unuo nrd nddres. ~ tl,o
sender. ho shnll be liable 4, a., ne,,iIy
not exceeding cinl: INT II tbn pe,.o,
sending the goods ON board IA tuerei, nm
ngcnt aud ignorant " its contents. tho
penalty Is not 10 exceed ten ponnds
Fnlfo description inal,cs the sander
liable 10 q penalty Of $500. Mic u.rtsr
or owner oil = shin NAV refuse 4, t.l-,,n
board a vessel any suspiriots rncI,arc
and may require il to be- opened 10 nrrcr.
tain its contents. Clause 20 In tho net
has ulwayg boon looked ungn ma , ,ris.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-22

CHICAGO, April 2l.-Rcv. John Cur.
W burroughs. president and chancpl.
lor Of the old Chicago University 10Y n
humbtf Of years, AMI for ten yent-
past assistant superintendent OF the
city schoolr, died this evening, agod -.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-22

Arguments In the Noyes Rockwell
contested election case were continued
10 the House this morning, led by
Deioire.t Of Connecticut. He was
followed 10y Hnughen aud Gillespie.
O'Farrrll gave notice ho would de-
mand TIE previous question tomorrow
AFTER Frll0wf, " New York, closed Tor
the cont'stcc and he tO'FufcllI fOr the
contestant.
After spe,chts by wiku, Allen,
Deeafmiund sui Chapman, tie House
adjourned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-22

Inc conduclur ON an tho street cars and
othel vehicles for the public in larlu s,s.
s s,ia' 1i warsaw, Russia. are women who
.,,l'' 'helr duties lriicr TO the satlslac.
ton VI tue public than men
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-22

NEW YoHN, April 2l.-The Iieraii
Venezuelan correspondent, cabling
about the outrage ON the steamer
canada, "says that the French consul
promptly entered u protest against thu
outrage, and was met with nbloct
apologies, the officials declaring that
tho whole matter was grlevous error.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-22

10 rid ones self OF a mole, try to 70.
move % by tying around IL white ill,
thread, II Is claimed that thomolo will
drop oil ia few days, -Gvod House.
keeping.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-22

srOR ASE, WASH, April 2l.-A re.
usU special from Colville, Wash,
says; Last night u large delegation OF
the best citizens Of Stephens county
enlisted their engergies IN a propp-
sltion 10 open the Colyille Indian
observation. For this purpose a large
mass.meetlng was held NJ Kettle
Falls. There was discussion Of the
history VI the reservation, aud the
facts establishing 1t ~ suCh were
handled by all the legal talent Of the
county, aud, from the conclusions
drawn by them, the impression Is LEFT
that, In reality, tho reservation has
been acquired by whites, due 10 the
course " the conquest. Ths Indians
Rfc himply teneuls by suiloranco, aud
the restoration Of tho lnnd to the pub.
lie domain 10 simply 10 he de-
termined by voluntary approprll-
ton. This iion electrified the
pOEullce OF Stephens county.
Everybody that has claim TO pjr-
tion Of the domain Is bent on getting
on the reservation at all hazards. Min.
ers are QUILTING singly ami IN groups,
bound for the west Side Of the river,
and those Who have had rlch prospects
covered up for year,, waiting for the
government 90 open the reservation,
are losing no time In getting there 1Ht.
II Is estimated that theru VIII be 1000
people from the adjacent country on
the reservation In less than ten days
for the purpose of taking possession OF
tho mineral ana coal deposit. alone
that are known 10 exist. Tho reserva.
ton IA available for agriculture. Tim.
bet Is also plentiful. The people say
that they tired OF waiting for Congress
TO got the title settled Ia the general
government.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-22

The art frauds that have taken shape
and substance, which romnin to inaum.
Der the world as false cola over circulate
ing from hand to hand, nro of all t.mus
and periods The archaeology Of fraud
oven has become a science; some of the
overt aud acknowledged frauds thoin.
selves have attained tho status Of pro
oious and coveted works, moro valuable
IN the strange gyrntions in tho wheel of
timo than the originals ihoy simulated.
Michael AngcloH marble Cupid. for IN
stance. which he made in Secret, broke
and muiilatod, buried IN vineyard. and
dug mp again himself. all for tho express
talking in u certain cardinal, collector
OF antique marbles aud contumnor of
modern art, Is o case in point. II this
particular Cupid could now be- identified
It would probably DO worth moro than
tho most beautiful genuine antique work
oi lie kind which Italian soil stlll en-.
shrouds.-Nmotcenth Century.
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SAN FnAECnCD, April gl.-Another
earthquake shock YVES felt here thls
morning. II was slight here, lut
htnvy at SOME other points. At Win.
tcfs "a number Ok bFick AMI stone build.
lnge were demolished, and several
people hurt. Al Woodland several
bticl' buildings wcfo damaged, and
lnft Of the Capital Hotel thrown down.
Lees severe shocks were felt q. Chico,
blgps, Sacramento and Reno, Ne.
vala.