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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-25

ORgAT FALLS, Mont, April %. -
Tho richest mineral ever found Ia the
State Is reported ffom Bonhart, In the
Little Belt district. The vein ia eight
inches thick aud ass3yes from 5000 10
s2nOOj ton. The ore Ia fairly stfcaked
with ruby silver. Re,ofts Of rich dis.
coNtrirs Of gold continue 10 come from
tile Little Rocki,r,; touthwest " Chin
ooh, a ton Of surface OF iioat ore from
the mines yielding over 5000 In bul.
lion. A stream OF water coming from
the Gold Bug mine is said to cure the
taste for liquor and Ia named the Bi.
chloride OF Gold Spring.
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NATIONAL SILVER CONVENTION.


A'f - ~
WASHINGTON, April a3.-The ma.
tional silver committee today issued
the following call;
The national silver committee, ap-
pointed by the inst national silver con.
ventiOn nj 81. Louis November, 1879,
believing that an exlgoncy has arisen
which calls for earnest deliboratlon and
united action ON the par, Of the friends
Of bimetslllsm throughout the United
States. hereby calls convention at
Washington, May 10Th and 9Th, 1892,
one Of the objects being to organize a
bineiallic association or league, for the
better promotion OF the cause OF free
bimeiallic coinage In the United Slater.
This action IL impellcd by the mani.
feat determination of tho gold combi.
nation 10 suppress the silver issue for
another decade. and, II possible, by
transmitting the existing debts into
gold obligations aud otherwise lastsh
forever y single gold standard upon the
people Of the United States, and thus
perpe,uato the subtle system OF robbery
carried on for the past twenty
years by means Of money
standard constantly increasing In
value. His understanding must
be detective who does not know that,
to dcmonetize silver, increased the
money standard Of the Unitdi States
In the world, and his conscience must
he hard who would attempt TO Justify
II. But the increase still goes on, and
will gO ON IA gold grows scarce and
dear, until the bimetallic standard,
established 100 yeafs ago by Washing
ton, Hamilton and Jefferson, In res-
toroi, and gold relieved Of the strain Of
being the only money OF iinsl relemp-
tlnn for other forms Of money aud
credit. As the money standard IL
raised, prices fall, and debts Increase.
One Il the counterpart OF the other,
and wholly the work OF legislation.
The wit Of man could not devise a
scheme better calculated 10 enrich one
class at the expense OF another than by
the device OF increasing the money
standard, and, under the operation OF
this device since lsT8, hundreds OF
millions OF dollars annually OF tho
wealth created by one class II stealthily
appropriated BY another. For twenty
years this has been going on, and yet
Congress, pledged 10 the people TO
remedy the wrong, hesitAtes and
psuses, M II hypnotl2ed by the wand
of gold.
The people want no "seyepty.cent
dollaIs.n Neither will they forever
tolerate, under hypocritlcal pretenso,
the "honest.money" dollar that has
grown to be Observation-Disclosures
dollar, and still grows at an augmented
rate.
There may be those who are tired Of
the silver question, but the conse-
queuces Of gold monometalism are too
threatening to permit the cause OF
silver to be snothefed, and abandon II
aud give over TO ultimate slavery the
tollers OF the land. No, the silver
question will not down. The issue Is
paramount 10 all others. Although
necessarily political question, In the
sense that the remedy must be- by
/ political action, the question OF free
bimetslllc coinage IL not partisan
question, and this convention is not
called for my partisan purpose, but 10
urge on all parties the Justice and
necessity Of action on question 90
! vital TO the public welfare. The gold
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The Hungarian women are among
the most beautiful Ia the world. They
are not lGngmsmug, dinphanous crca.
lures composed of cobwchs and tho odor
Of musk. with biclily pallor or a hectic
flush Ia their checks, No, erect aud
straight ns candle, hearty and vigor-
uus 10 tho core, they AFRO pictures Of good
health and Astounding vitality. They
are gifted with small feet, full arms,
plump hands with taper fingers. and
wear long braids. The sun has spread
u reddish golden tint or u darker tone
over the complexion. The Hungarian
woman Is not beauty OF classical con
tour, nor does she perhaps frequently
present u riddle to the psychological. aud
ethereal poets Will scarcely ind theme
in her for hypouonlimoniul rcycries.
She Is rather tho vigorous ombodi.
mont OF primoral womauhpud. As her
exterior, so her whole character is en-
chanlingly fresh and positive SHE likes
10 eat well, is fond OF drop Of wine,
takes naturally 10 swimming, dancing
gyinnasiios aud has not tho least olioC.
ton TO beingndmred. Gmccaud beauty
know no difference between high and
low, aud often bcsiow upon poor, bare
footed, short al,iricd peasant girl with
her face framed IN u horghci ,irl under
hgr chm the sumo enchanting fonn, tho
Same graceful walk, tha same magical.
y attractive glanco a. upon her more
favored sister -.
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wAsilSulOS, April 2J.-Horcn 70. }
Introduced bill In the House today
providing for an International ratio
between gold and silver aud to suspend
the purchase of silver bullion nitur
July /, 1893. It differs from previous
propositions in inslructiug the Prtsi.
dent to negotiate, particularly with tho
States Of the Latin Union, aud, when
a treaty 10 concluded, with or without
the concurrence u other nations, the
ratio agreed upon Is 10 30 into effect In
the United sAles, prOvlued, that ifno
agreement is reached by July /, 1893,
the operation Of the present law fc,
latlyo to the purchase Of silver bullion
shall be suspended.
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The Gar IL said 10 Have Consented
10 Visit potsdam aud
Berlin.
OTHER ROYAL PERSONS WILL
JOIN HIM.
German Journals Are Notified That
They dust Cease Their Attacks
on Russia.
NV T'TH 70 NO NI7'EF'T
IIERI.iN BITS.
The Emperor worhipr. Political CTR.
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BERLIN, Apdl .3.-rhr Easter holt.
days made very little difference to the
Emperor; he IL working from early to
late, giving the usual audience to min.
isieT-, etc.
The Empress, who IL la very deli.
cate condition, hos gone 10 potsdam,
which In her fayuritc residence.
Considerable anxiety Is tolt about
the health 81 the C2atina, who expects
TO be- conilncd Ia June. She IL much
Affected by the condition VI her sou,
the Grand DukcGtorgr, who Ia believed
to be- In n hopeless condition. The con.
dition OF her daughter, the Grand
Duchess Olga, whose spine wasi INJURED
In the Bofki dlsaster, Is grave.
a telegram which has caused agita.
ton In political circles was received
today, announcing that the Car Ind
finally consented 10 visit Potsdnm.
The visit will undoubtedly influence
the relations between the two empires.
Journals have received nh intimatiou
THAT It will be advisable to cease their
attacks ON Russia.
IL lie now finally settled that besides
the Car, the King aud Queen OF
Italy, the King and Queen Of Sweden,
the Queen Regent anu young King Of
Holland, will arrive here beiOrr the
middle Of June. The Emperor Ia
nnElous 10 confer with King Humberi,
M he fears that the attack upon the
italian military credita will force tho
King 10 reduce ltaly's European mill.
tary expenditure, thus weakening the
power IT the Dfeibund.
An agitation has been started against
the proposed lottery TO cover the ex-
penscs OF beautifying the approaches
10 the Schlosse and greatly alter and
improve Inter den Linden.
Two workmen named Knoll and
Heydrick, who murdered n widow
named Louchbeft, were beheaded to-
day at GoOrlitz.
The engagement OF Princess Mary
Margaret of Prussia II announced TO
the hereditary Grand Duke Of Luxep.
berg.
TINS vineyards Ia Alsacc. Lorraine
have nearly suffered the fate Of those
IN France. This temperature sudden
ly dropped TO seven degrees below
zero. Enormous damage WIS done In
tue vicinity Of Strasburg, but the vine.
growers In Kollmar district announce
that great success followed the burning
Of tar In the vicinity Of vineyards, aud
all the vines and fruit trees were
saved.
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LONDON, April 24.--Thc well.known
banking authority, Ottoman Taught,
writes the Itmc@'o point out that nj
most nil the great commercial nations
are either wholly users Of gold OF sell.
ers of silver that opening tho cont.
mental minis to the free coinage OF
silver Is therefore cut Of the question,
and no practical result could follow
the suggested conference. He thinks
the free coinage OF silver to private
PARTIES by the Indian minis might be
suspended to pave the way Tor ga lort
Of tempting dOuOlc Htandafd,D such ~
oxisia On the Continent, or latei on,
even the adoption Of a regular sold
currency In which silver might play q
certain part, though It's circulation
ehould not be- increased.
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Tho fgilnse Of the people OF iho Allan
tic states TO understand tho area, condi-
tons, products aud uoods OF the wcsr 10
not infroquontly illustrated in national
legislation. Tho late Editor Bundy. Of
the Now York Mail and Express, said =
short time before hia dCathi
"Thc people Of tho east know littlo
about tho west, but have always found
that the people OF the weNt were well IN.
formed about the cast
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nut Of prison. She informed the police
that her husband was engaged lately
IN manufacturing dynamite bombs and
other deadly engines. The police went
10 Stahley's house and found ex-
ploslyes, homie. swords, fevOlvefs aud
two boxes of cartridges, seized them
and sent them to police headquarters.
The white powder, the most dangerous
explosive known, was thrown into the
river. The mEtter will probably be
laid before the grand jury.
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LONDON, April 9i.-'rhc Rome cor.
respondent OF the Times saya "a great
Herman authority has assured tim
that the new Italian rifle 10 tho best
yet introduced, being superior to the
litbel, Mnuset or Mannlicher weapon,
ana that tho Italian army authorities,
conscious OF this fact, arn determined
logo on manufacturing the rifle, what.
ever eacriiices may be entailel, oven
10 the abandonment Of It's African col
Ony.
The correspondent also sayf: Slgnor
Neeotera Is the dissolying force In the
ihe cabinet, and Rudini fears to dis.
pence with him let ho drives bin into
the ranks OF the opposition. Nic,uro
u aolever politician, and ambitious 10
itad the cabinet, and must be ousted
before settled government 10 poss ole.
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The International Monetary Confer
sute.

LONDON, April -. The Times
says. "rfesldent Harrlson's rum0red
negotiations tor silver conference aic
an obviously evatlvo and illusory
attempt TO tempofize with the cot
money pirtisaup, white escaping n
rupture with the mercantile interests
IN the Eastern and Central states. We
fear that another period VI uncertainty
and fluotnation has been initiated by
his ciec,lOnecfiug movement, without
tho slightest chance Of any permanent
international settlement Of the problem
and real lasting improvement OF the
matllet.v
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BALTIMoRE, April ai.--Cbarles II.
Reed, who was one OF the counsel OF
Guiteau, Garileld's assassin, died here
today, aged So.
His death was the result OF progress
sivc paralysis. Some yearsasoMr. Reed,
while his mind was disorder red, leaped
from Jersey City ferryboat into the
North river, and later made second
attempt upon his lie In this city.
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PAms, April 2i.--The archbishop Of
Ak h1s issticu n pastoral letter ajhef.
Ing 10 the views OF the archbishop Of
ANiguOn.
LONDoN, April gI.-Thc Chronicles
Home correspondent says that tho
bishop of GAliuia approves tho pastoral
" the archbishop OF Avlrnon, and
that, " the other bishops Initiate him,
the Pope will have 10 interfere.
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DLIaOir, April ~ - AT a mass
mcctiur Of North Side residents to.
night resolutions condcnuing Prince
Michael and his followers for their i'm.
morality, and declaring 10 the duty OF
every citizen TO discourage the suitle.
ment IN their miGst Of "tuch lazy,
thflitloss, rensual people," we're
adopted. \ comtnittco was appointed
to raise n fund for futthcfing tho pro.
secutlon Of Prince Michael anu his
"spifitod wife"
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statue. A brief religious service fol.
lowed, after which several vblleye
Of artillery werc fred. The monu-
ment is on the exact spot where tile
revolutionisis Of l64S banged Count
Latour, minister Of war.
Various members Of royalty were
also present, and over n hundred Aus.
TRAN and Hungarian generals and 1000
other officers took part In n grand tfi.
umphant march past the statue, after
firing volloy OF artillery. The En-.
rurot highly complimented Sculptor
Zumbusch ON his success.
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GAiNEsvILLE, Texas, April "a
The wave Of lncundinrism which seems
to have been sweeping over the State,
reached Henrietta yesterday morning,
and now the greater aud better part OF
the buildings In the town ARE only u
recollection. A boarding house near
the square caught fife, and the whole
south side OF the square WIS burned,
cntailing n loss Of S20O,0O1.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-25

PHILADELPHIA, April li.--For the
lat TOUR or i've weeks sharp men have
been awake nights trying 10 account
for the seemingly inexplicable advance
In the price Of steel locomotive tiTos.
II IL learned this afternoon that the
FIVE companies who do all such manu-.
featuring have formed trust harmon
izlng all conflicting Interests.
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WASHINGTON, April 2i-The bureau
OF American Republics IL informed
that in several places In Central
America flour il now being made from
bananar, which, under chemical ana.
lysis, is ionnd to contain more nutTi.
ment than rice, beans or corn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-25

SOFIA, April Citizen arrests
have been made at Rusialk In oonuec.
ton with recently discovered plot.
Inquiry relates the existence Of srtl.
Gus conspiracy. The bombs seized
were intended to he used In attempts
10 assas.inntc Prince Ferdi nand aud
the Bulgarian ministers.
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LoSDoN. April 2l.-Ai,er the Fox.
Botrowc fight yesterday the contestants
left for England, escaping The Belgian
police, who made fnntic tigrte 10
capture them. The affair IL not yet
ended. There T. nov . row letw.eu
Fox ami Colonel Tom Ochilirec, the
fotmur saying that Oohilttte advised
MIN to scli the letters. Ochiltrue der les
doing 80.
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The National Harrow Company n
Trust.

ELMiRA, n. ", April 2i.-The
Clipper Chilled Plow Comnany OF this
city has obtained an injunction re-.
slrnining the National Harrow Com.
pany from suing for damages by claim.
Ing infringement VI its patent by the
pillow company. The Injunction was
granted on tho ground that tho Nation
nj Harrow Company Ia trust.
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ST. PETERSBURG, April 24.-Hlgh
society circles are greatly EXCITED by
the revelation OF horrible deed com.
mIlted by the choirmastor Of the
private chapel In the imperial palace
near this city. In n delicious frenzy
he murdered his wife, chopped hGr
body into fragments and BURNED them
in u stove, He then threw his three
children into the river.
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NEW YoRil, April 23-Tho wife Of
tho anarchist George stanley, who was
attss,yd Tuesday In HobOken on com.
plant OF Albert Wagner for drunken.
ness ant dislrfcrly conduct, said ~.
day that hor husband threatened
TO anihilate Recorder McDonuugh
at the police station and blow up
Wage neris saloon when he came
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SwASsEA, April .i.--It ia stated that
owing TO the depression Of the British
tin plate trade, resulting from the
Mckinley tariff, the proprletors OF a
number of thu plate factories intend 10
erect works In America.
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The nrn,ll,nn s.e,,.lnn.

LONDON, April 2i.--The BRAZILIAN
government has sent n dispatch 10 the
BRAZILIAN minister denying the rumors
OF the secession u the States OF $40
Psolo and Rio Grandc DO Sui from the
Federal government.
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4 Statue unvsiicd In Honor of Marsha,
RrgAtsi.y.

ViRSEA, April 24.-The colossal
equestrian statue Of Marshal Rsvltsky
wns unveiled Ia Amhoiiksquare today,
The ecene wac enliyened bv a splendid
array VI troops, Officers aud putations
Of veterans who fought under the
Inarshal. The Emperor, with u bril-.
nant cscoil, was also present aud
maze short speech, In which the
lIiarehaPs deeds were eulOgised. The
emperor personally unveiled the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-25

LONDON, April .4.-The Cholera 10
spreading In Afghan.s,nn and Persia.
The Russian irontier officials impose
forty days quarantine upon arrivals
from the affected countries.
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LONDoN, April 2I.--Colonel Dodds
has htpn appointed ~ the supreme
command Of the French expedition to
DAhoncy. rhe Paris cofftsp0ndrnt
VI the Tmcs comments upon the la
difference n the French government
In appointing To the comniind al oill'
Ger now in finance, iuas,nuch as bc.
hanzin, II hc means business, Will
make critical coupz within month.
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OTTAWA, Ont, April ~. - The
Canaan Gascuo contains proclama.
ton putting into force the BeriDg sea
modus vlyendi arranged between
Great Britain and the United States.
The arrangement lasts two years.
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HALIFAX, y. s., April 2l.-D. j.
Thomas, mayor Of rruiO., has refused
10 obey the Legislative order 10, appear
before Il and hear i,s Judgment In the
charge brought before the assembly.
lie Is committed 20 Jail for contempt.
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Tae Retirement ofth. German Minis.
Ter Of War.

BrRLIN, April 2i,-Tho retirement
" General Won Kallonborn Stachan,
minister Of war, IL regarded NJ immi.
nent. The rea'on given is III health,
but his retirement is really ON account
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PARIS, April 94.-An official tote
gram nom Amin states that ON April
Goth slogp ioundCrod on the River
Claire. Thirty soldiers and the sloop's
captain were drowned.
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PARIS, April 24.-InqulIics regard.
ing Ravachol's pcdigrec have revealed
the fact That his grandfather, great.
grandfather anu great gttat-gTand'
iathef were all hanged.
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In Honor of the Author ct The unr-
seiIIntsr

PARIS, April 2i.-The statue Of
Rouga de Lisle, who wrote the words
anu music u the MAneillaise, n hun
Dire years ngO, was unveiled today at
Choiry lc lloi.
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PARIS, April IA German spy
named Schurledor has been arrested
with quantity OF documents In his
possession which the police seized.
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VI the proposed army reforms. II Is
proba ole that he viii be succeeded by
General Won Blumc.
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Tho following pleasant and unusual
experience happened TO party of w.ll
known American girl5 who were travel.
ing In Europe one summer It's truth
of course can be youchcd for. Tho story
Is told By one OF tho young ladies; "On
our way TO Edinburgh We Gtuppcd over
II train NJ Stirling TO see the castle, and
there an adventure bcicll us of which |
will tell you. When wo got ON, Of The
train and were looking ubout Tor the
ways and means OF reaching the castle
we were accostcd by tail, fine looking
middle aged man, who asked II we were
not from the other side Of the water.
We said yes and that ". wanted to
get 10 tho castle. llo said that he was
going there and would be glad to show
US the way and also TO show us his old
family house, which was close by. We
got into n carriage, and our now friend
mounted tho box beside the driver and
on we went.
"Wo finally stopped before n quaint
old house, with coats Of arms carved in
stone, aud he led ~ into tho courtyard,
which was very quaint and old. lie
said the place was called Argyle Lodge
aud then added; Perhaps | ought to
tell You who am. | am Lord Lonc,
tho last Of the house OF Arryler He
then took us all over tho castle, the old
Gray FriarS' church, and rushed about
30 that We saw twice Ms much us we
could possibly have seen by ourselves,
FOR lao know just what was worth seeing
and could shalio OIL tho guide whom no
started ON his long, rambling story.
Lord Lorne was perfectly lovely, and
we hayo all lost our hearts 10 him, and
hayo serious designs first upon tho life
OF the Princess Louise, his wife, and
thea upon each other >
.nn. some s.,n spend on Amusement.
Probably fow norsons who IN oropn1
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HrpnbIIrnn serntor.,

PARIS, April .i.-In the Senatorial
elections today In the Departments Of
Orne, Seine aud Cotedor the RepuDli.
eau candidates were returned.
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Al AnnrrhisI's prnmoIIou.

Madrid, April 2i.-AIunoi, the an.
archist, has been liberated 10 become a
police agent aud inf0rmer.
The Dickinson press., 1892-01-16
SOUTH EAR NOTES.

Mr.. Amos Stowe came in from the
Bad Lands last Tuesday with a load
of game, including four mountain
sheep, which he disposed of here, re-
turning next day.
r. Finger left for his ranch on
Wednesday.
The section men ut this place are
busy slowing away two carloads of
ice.
The school board held their first
quarterly meeting last Tuesday even.
ing. Considerable business was trans.
acted, reports read and accepted, etc.
The entertainment given at the
school house last Friday evening was
a perfect success Though the
weather was quite severe the room
Vas crowded. After the greater part
of the programme, consisting of read.
ings, declamations, recitations, etc,
was given, the entertainment closed
with Il farce called borrowing
Trouble" all the parts of which were
especially well acted and which
drought down the house."