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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-27
RAiIROADs.
THE THROUGH CAR LINZ.
EffECfIyE July 1Onl, 1899.
Stsins Artrs aud Dcpor' At SAT- Late CIV
patty. JoiiouH
ARRIVE.

mans Artte aud Epori AZ SAT Late CIV
patty. Joiiowis
ARRIVE.
FROM ~ Eastern points. ..........., s,onAn
IRON nnuc Portland and San Fran.
cisco. oi'5A m
From Park fityand Cache valley. io'0 a m
Prom ON Fasiom poinis................ $50 y m
Prom Cache valley and ogden ........ 7;io III
iiiom Milford. Eureka Ind inter.
mediate poin1,.......... .... go. 1000 m
irom Junh and Turcka................. Gil nj
'Stom1crmiuus and ronslc.........- g.t9A N
DrpARE
Tor on eastern puiutsa............... sc0am
Tor Ogden AMI luiermediita points. C.t0a IA
For Butte. Portland. San francisco
hnd Cache valley ................. io,tsA m
Tor Cache Valley aud Park CITY. a1pm
Tor at Eastern points and san Pan.
cheo-.--....... ................... go m
ifor Eurcka, juab md Mllford..... 7S0a IA
FOR Eureka. Juab and intermediate
point......... .....-......"..... iie5p N
'for Ioocle sni Terminus ........ ....., $40 y m
'nmly. sundaya excepted.
TRAINS between Juab and Milford do not run
sundays.
,iIs rICgEE 0FFtCE. GOT MAIN sr
u. D. HURLEY, Gohl. ACT Passgr DepL
.. H. H. CiARE. Pros. and ecu. Mgr
l.. nicKiSsoN, Ats'ti Cent Msr
J.. L. LOiiAx. q. 4. \ y. Agent.
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THE SOUTHERN WHITE LEAD
is manufactured entirely from thO
best refined Pig Lead. aud Is ground in
Pure Llnseod oil, and as the company
manufacture only SvmcrLY PUnE, par
ties buying White Load branded "SoutA-
ern Company" arc absolutely suro Oh
obtaining PERrEcrLr PURE ABrIu.x.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-19

when the horse CONES DO from h.s
work rub him all over from hiI cars 20
bis tail and down 60 his knee. wi'hwash
a. nonr La temperature OF his body gl
possible. To make this wash takc one
part OIL ohol, two pnris pnru witch hazel
and thr1g or four unr8 as much soft
wuicr as the combined quantity u 81.
cohul aul witch hazel Every muscle
should he rubbed thoroughly Throw %
medium weight blanket over the hor.c
now. and let him stand until You hayo
put 'ho baudagcs ON.
Use tho same wash Tor Tho legs ma fer
tho body, but have 70 COLI. Atpr pu..
ting tho wash on the lccs. rub thcm wen
with the palm Of tho hand, always rub.
blng down, mover UP, Pat th1 handuscl
on Immediately uf,cg the rubbing. Rgb
NIL his heels perfectly dry with clrIu.
dry rags. Care should be talcn in tI.iI.
as cracked heels nrc very stubborn aud
often lay Il horst up for tho season.
Throw tho blanket back from the
head aud scrapc out all wash that ~.
mains, most Of &c will have entered tho
pores Of Tho boly; cover mp his shoul.
drrs aud scrapo tho ro,t Of the body;
take clean, dry rag and rub him I'll
ogor lightly, always rubbing with the
hair as much as possible; now put u
light hood on him and an extra blanket
over his loins, and after looking u5 hi,
heels again walk him ont FOR about fiyo
minutes, then bring him in, and should
he have hrolnn ont any while walkiug
scrnpo him again lightly, after which
give him another LIGHT rubbing FOR sgy
four or five miuule whom he should
again be- walked Tor about ton minutco,
and again taken IN aud rubbed eighty.
nii1r which put on lighter blanLc,I aud
continue to reduce tho weigh, M th1
heat leaves the body.-Bider aud Driver.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-19
rive nniidinrs shattered nnd Many
Person. NiIIr,I

MOUNT ARLINGTON, N.J., April IS.
Tho works Of the American Forcite
Powder Company on Lake popatOng,
mile below here, blew up about 3
O'Clock this afternoon. Seven men
wero blown TO atoms. The names VI
ave u the KILLED are; !. ID. Smith leu.
perintendcntl, Jacob Carlson, William
Pierce, james Waugh and a. j. John.
ron.
a body recognized NJ that Il n
sw.de, whose nome IL unknown, was
found Two men were injured, one Of
them, Benjamin Cassmore, will prob.
ably lie. Five buildings were shattered
by the explosion. What was the cause
VIII never be- known. Fragments OF
nesh and bones were found scattered
over several acres ~ ground. A hun.
dred and nity pounds VI fesh and
homes were gathered up In boxes md
viii be buried. 1t IA all that remains
Of the five victims. Tho explosion
shattered all the windows within two
miles
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-19

A traveller in tho course of morning
walk in Amsterdam came upon u group
gp,hcrcd around q wgll, into which q
strongly built man had just been let
down \ pipe, WHO'D mouth was at the
top Of The well, had hucn opened, aud .
6iroan OF water from 10 was flowing into
the well pnd gradually filling 1t. Tho
mun beldw Ind quito enough talo, if no
did not want TO be drowned. t57,ocp tho
water out by means OF n pump which
was at tho bottom Of tho we'll
Tho traveller, plying tho mau, asked
for an explanation of what seemed To bo
cruel, hlartloss joke,
"Sir," replied an Old man standing;
near, that follow IS, as you SEQ, healthy
and strong. have myself offered him
work twenty time, but ho always al.
lows la2.ness 10 So, Che bot,lr Of lima,
and will mako any excuse to beg his
bread from door 10 door, though he
might easily earn Il II no chose.
"Wo arc now trying TO mako him real.
iao that he inuat'wu,k. II ho uses tho
strength that "a IN bis arms no will BE-
saved; II lao lotl t'vm hang lido ho will
be- drowned. But look,' continued the
old DutChhan ~ he wont to tho edge Of
the woll, "tho fellow finds out thar he
has muscles already; in m hour wcehall
Let him out with better resolutions for
tho future"
The traveller watched until tho man
was liberated from his watery prison.
and felt guro that at lolst a temporary
euro had been effected. Youths Com.
paniOn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-19

Whilo "BricE' Pomcpoy, editor. leo.
turcr aud capitalist, wa1legiming IN Co.
iumhuH, u largo black Newfoundland
dog walked out lc.urgly ON the stage
aud up 20 tho lecturer you look in
talligvut enough 10 BIO sout 10 congruas,"
said tho speaker, as DO pttcd the dog on
tho head. AZ that tho dog auillcd md
jumped over the iootlights. Tho sug-
Gcstion Of having touHociato with con-
gTess disgusts oven tho GoW' cyclaued
Pomoroy, and tho audience sAou.cd.--
san Francisco Arcouuut.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-19

Tho chief source Of amusement for
the book plato collector Is to DO found
In tho gro,esqu, errors made on AR.
mortal book platca 10y persons who arc
either ignorant Of tho rudimputs OF
h'raldry or careless n5 TO thoirmclning
Thus many ladies' will have helmets,
notices and crcH's on their plates TO
mono OF which are they entitled. while
some mon will simply alter tho numo oa
their fathers plate Say from John But.
Ter 20 Samuel Butler, aud think them.
selves cntitlcd~to continue 10 bear tho
arms Of their parents impalcd, thus
making It appear that Samuel Butler
had married his own mJthor,-Loudon
News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-19

nRowS's VALLEY, MINI, April IS,
The Indian police are endoavOrlns
to check the setting OF prprie fires,
which the squattofB nts doing for tho
purpose Of breaking the land eaaict, a.
tile fires cause considerable damage 10
tie pasture lands. a number OF
people have sttagglud Into town, half
starved and nearly crasel from thirst,
while plenty Oi water was In tue resrT.
walton, They wore unfamiliar with
the country and could not hud It. The
squa,lcrs atc not delayed In getting 10
work. Hundreds Of acres are already
broken and flax e0wn. Many are
putting In corn aud hope to make
enough this season 10 cover the expense
OF proving up. There has been no
claim jumping aud II any irouUl, oc'
ours, II will be rom the efforts OF illeTs
30 dufc. At Wutefiowna large crowd
il still toioru the hand office. As high
IA eleven filings were offered for u
single tract. For eachltract In the s3uth-
efn tortion there arc from onU T. five
claims, az the squailers are filing by
hundreds today.
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GOLD AM SILVER.
Director Lorch'a Report on 'ho Pro.
auction OfIhc Pust Nenr.

Director LoFch'A Report on Ihc Pro-
duction orihc rnst Nenr.
WAsHISGToN, April ls.-Direotor Of
the MINI Loech, In hiB report TO Con.
gTess on tho production Of the precious
metal Tor the calendar year 1891, says;
The gold product OF the mines Of the
United States aggregated 1901 $40
fine ounces; value $50, l75, 900; nm in
crease Of $3.50, 900 over the previous
year, which L. largely due TO improved
processes of treatment ami the In.
creased amount OF gold extracted from
lead ana copper ores.
The silver produced was o. $50, 900
fine ounces, AN increase Of 3,sI0,OJO
ounces over the previous year. The
commercial value was S5T,O3O,04O, or
the coinage value in silver d0llars
S75, 8lG,1Bj. The increased product IL
due 10 new discoveries In Colorado,
Idaho and chenpness Ia the process u
smelling lead and copper ores bearing
silver.
The total amount ofpnper and metal
lie inouCy ia circulation january | 4,
1892, Exclusive OF the nmouut In the
treasury mud bTauchrs) wa 81 500. 1908, e
$40 Egalust Logs, b)4.7a7 on January
/, 1891; an Increase ~ SOB, 1Ol, O02. The
amount " paper aud metallic money
IN actual circulation April |, 1902, was
l.OO5, Bil. $50.
The protuct Of gold and eilver In the
world Tor the calendar year 1891, was
1924, 220, 900 gold; Sl8D, l7j, 900 silver.
The. product Of gold increased IN 1891
over the prior year nearly 81, 600, o o,
the Increase being principally in South
Africa. The product Of silver increased
In 1891 over the prior year about S.
600, ODO fine ounces, The increase Ia
The silver product Is principally In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-19

10 clover succeeds better in the cen.
trial and middle states than the common
red clover, which is tho species most
generally growniu the United States. i.
Brows well on every properly drained
soil shat has sufficient strength 50 afford
II nutriment On soils 10 worn ont and
impoverished as torcquilc mnnuriug for
the clover TO mako q staud, no other spo-
cies is known that will do any better.
The largo clover known as mammoth,
taplms clorcr, pea vine clover, etc,
have u larger and later growth, bus
many farmers object to them as growing
to- rank and coarse to make good hay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-19

ON tho hnrdsrH al 'he Cheyenne and
ATApnhoo Reservation.

KIEGFIsnER, Okla, April rs. -
Twenty five thouuand BOOMERS afe
biyouacGiuE tonight on the borders al
the Cheyenne and Atnpahoe resurva.
ton, which will be opened to settle.
mont tomorrow. The g, with others
who viii make the race from various
cities along the railroad lines, make Il
total 0f $1,000 persous who are seek
ing homes. lnuumtfable rumOrs are
current tonight OF steals and c0nspira-
Giles Ia connection with the location OF
townsit,s, involving Federal aud rail.
way officials, but were traced 10 no
reliable source. The line before the
land Office, which numbers SONG 900
men, are determined 10 keep their pO.
sition despite the fumOrs that An ale
tempt viii he made TO dislodgn thtm.
IL Is not thought that trouble will 90.
cur, M the shpTln has an ample force
TO keep order. II Is thought the last
man IN the line tonight cannot posi-
bis flls before the last squAtter has
located his claim, Filings made later
will be useless md there will doubtless
lie much disappointment ON the lart
Of both Her aud squatter.
The scene on the border tonight 10 an
interesting one, Rs tho crowds are
drawn up in practical military line
along the edge of the border. Some
confusion ani considerable lll.feeling
were created during the evening by
late.cOmors trying 10 get Into advau.
tageous positions, uut no alffay was re-
ported, aud the indications are that
The opening viii pass OIL without
trouble,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-19

East LIVERPOOL, o., Apfil lev.
II sy,rncc, an attorney at Now lis
b1n, o., became lnvoly ed over a
scandal with the wife VI William Cas-.
$3.50, "A restaurant keeper "A this llacr,
anu Cassoso armed himself anu started
out with the avowod intention OF lii.
lug Spence. lie lounh Sntnce with
his brother Frank ut his oillce, aud n
thTse.cOrneT,d tight ensurd. Frank
Spence received two shots Ia the arm
and one In the breast, and w. H..
spence was shot twice IN tho body.
The former Is dangerously wouujeu.
Ca,sosD then left for home 90 kill his
wife, but was arrested AMI Is now Ia
igil,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-19
The City Of Oklahoma Nearly De
populated and business Nearly
Suspended.
EVERYBODY LEAVING FOR THE
RESERVATION.
ny Telegraph to tho SrWSi
EgERYRuDE LEAVING.
Oklahoma city Nearly Dcpopuinied
lmllnN.

OKLAHOMA Cay. April lo.--Thls
city Is becoming rapidly depOpuleled,
and by tomorrow hurinr,a will he
totally suspended, rs practically every
body IL leaving f1r the reservation.
The banks and other places have de.
cidcd not 20 open, unless they eau
have a good guard, fearing that fGid-
ors may take advantage Of thu aitua.
don. 10 b. not certain that, when IL
O'Clock come. tomorrow, the Zoo men
who failed 10 &c, plgcuiu the line at
the land Office will make u rush IL.
glrdlesI Of position, aud the best man
will get 10 the land uillce, which IL
siluatcd Ia ia, third story Ota building,
Rrst. The route from mere 20 the bOr-
der Il lined with people nj all sorts and
conditions, aud travelling IN every con-
ceivahlu manner und carrying supplica
for establishing husineef TACT every.
thug for country lie Is TO be- lOuud. 1t
IN rutnured that two confidence men,
who succeeded In robbigR "a boomer,
were shot dead en- route 80 the npW
Country, but the rumOg Is not con.
iirmud.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-19

Vcst introduced a bill to prohibit
contracts by the rOslmaA,er.gCGeral
wltg any BtoauHAip company making
unjust Determinations against any
port OF the United states as
10 imports by vessels carrying
foreign mails. Vest said II was
reported that The United States and
BRAZILIAN Steamship Company, ono Of
tho Ines enjoying mail subsidy, has
refusal 10 deliver coffee from Bra2il nj
the port Of Neport New. This, he
und,ntood was because thorc was Ob.
lection by the merchants Of New York
City.
Several other members said they had
received resolutions setting forth Blm.
liar iacs.
Tho lill wac referred to the commit
tee on con mrrcu.
Resolutions by Potter, asking the
secretary OF state to obtain lniormstlo
concerning tho use Of electricity in the
propulsion u farm machinery and Ia
the propagation Of plants IN foreign
countries. Agreed 20.
The Senate then took up the cal
endnr.
subsequently, ON motion OF SheT.
man, they went Into executive session.
When the doors We're reOpcned, n
vote whereby the Senate passed the bin
90 amend the net Of 1850, TO establish n
circuit court Of appeala, and define and
regulate the jurisdiction OF tho courts
Of the United States, was taken up.
aud, after an amendment by a change
Of verbiago satisfactory to ohJeo,ors, the
bill was again passed.
The bill TO facilitate the disposition
Of cases In the court OF claims, was
taken up, aud, after lengthy discus.
sion, passed. lcup, ~; nays, Is.
Adjourned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-19
A Hill 10 Adlu,t Swamp Land Grants
Defeated In the
House.
THE NAVAL PREPARATION BILL
PASSED.
4 Blll 10 Prevent Steamship Compan'
les from Unjust Discrimination
Against U. :. Ports.
NH 20 adIus, swamp i.rnd Grants.
The honutr.


WAsuiNuToN, April is. - Mcliac,
from the committee ON public lands,
moved 10 suspcnu the rules aud pass
the bill to adjust swamp ianu granite.
The bill provides that all swamp or
ovviilowod lands granted 10 any State
which were sold lor each ~ such
States ehall have tho credit for the iull
amount Of the Purchase money re-.
ceivod by the United states aud shall
have indemnity from TIA, United States
for such lands otherwise dispoFcd Of
McItae explained the main purpDte u
the measure WAS 10 quiet the title to
settlers.
Kilgorc (rcxns) opposed the measure,
Coutondiug IL would cost lie govern
meat fifty millions. Alter discussion
pro and con, the motion 10 suspend the
iulesaui pass the bill was defeated.
The Houfe then went Into CONE
mi.loc OF the whole ON the naval ar
pfopfiR,ion bill.
Boutolle's amendment for the cum
struction Of two additional battle shlps
and torpedo boats was rejected by a
vote Of lO2 10 90, and Cummings'
umondmont for tho conjunction Of ono
battle ship and five torpc 10 boats was
also lost 10y n vote OF % 30 %. Boulullc
offered nm amendment for the c1nstruc-
structiou Of two steel gunbDalsat cost
Of s5nn,O0O each and ton torpedo boats
Of 100000 each. Lost by vote Of lOi
10 dS.
Cummings, Of Now York, offered
an amendment for the construction 0i
four torpedo boats at 100000 each, two
Hight ufsught gunboats Ut S36O,0O0
each anu two lr,t.class torpedo boats
at 100000 each, tut 1t met with Sim
liar fate.
Holmnn's motion to strike out tho
provision fuT the construction OF u now
cruiser vas defeated, 10 to IS.
a further motion 10 Htrlko out the
provision for new cruiser and 10
substitute provision FOR torpedo
boats was defeated by vote Of lpj ~
4i5. The committee then rose and
BOulCllc moved % rccommit the bill
with iuairuc.iors to the committee TO
report I, back with clause for the con-
struuiion OF two batile6hips Il SI,OlO,-
900 each and ten torpeto boats at $40, %
600. Defeated, l32 10 o., number u
Demo 'rHts vOiiuw ia the affirmative.
The bill then passed and the house
adjourned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-19

People who arc subject TO catarrhal
ailments hayo special need to be- particu.
lar in regard To their fcet covering; they
should oCo TO It that their feet are com.
fortohly clad, their shoes should have
substantial aolos, and should come we'll
MP the ankles and not be- laced or bat.
toned tight Light morno stockings or
half hose may be sunlsiont for warmth.
but Whenever by reason OF much oxcr.
ciso tho feet h8vo become damp and
especially II tho leather has absorbed
wet, IL is wiso for change to DO mnde
in both stockings and shoes. Halls
Journal OF Health.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-19

ALBASY, n. - April ls,-The ma
lority aud minority report Of the
Maynard investigating committee
we're presented 10 the legislature to-
night The majority report RECON-
mends the adoption OF resolution en-.
doSing tho action Of Judge Maynard,
anu also endorses the action Of the
State board u canvasscrs In dotcrmin.
iug tho tour contested election cases.
The minority report demands Mbyn-
nri'a removal nom the court Of appeals
huusi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-19

BARcFLoSA, April ia number
Of serious cuttlng afIrays occurred
here yesterday at the city election for
members Of the COrtez. One ballot
box was selsed and smashed and the
ballots scattered. Senior Salmerou, n
well known Republican and eX-
member Of the Cortez, who was de-
ieated at the general election In Feb.
ruary, 1891, was elected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-19

SPOKANE FALLS, WASH, April 49,
The TOWNSHIP war has begun IN earnest
at Bonnet's Ferry. II there has not
been bloodshed already 1t IL Probable
that the difficulties which have arisen
within tho pas, two or three days will
end IN bitter and relentless strife.
NrwB has just reached Spokane that
armed men were yesterday walking
the streets at B0nuGt's, expecting the
war TO begin. The trouble was urecipi-
tated Friday by the action VI L.. ~.
Coy and sam Allison, who jumped
George Frye's land at Bonuef's, when
led to wholesale Jumping. There was
yiGoToua action ~ the armed citizens,
however, IN pulling up the stakes Coy
AMI Allison left on Fry's land. The
Citizens threaten summary punish,
msni, anu meeting was held Fgiday
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THE Hntio Crosse Hisins Insie n.
incant.

RIO JANEfRo, Apnl is.-An official
dlspnich says that the rising M the
State II Matte Crosse ie Of little i'm.
poriancu aud cannot disturb the general
peace The Genital Government has
taken energetic means 10 suppress tho
movement GuayAba, the capital "
hattO Crosse, remains loyal At
Dlfumbc, near the paiaguRyau
frontier, number OF rebels have
assembled, led by recently transported
rebel. nom tho capital.
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nosuments Concerning the M6dns
Virondl . nj 10 the SENATE by
the President.
wsAr SALISBURY HAS BEEN ray
ING TO 90.
Mares on the Political Chess'board ny
Secretary Blaine aud the Eng
llsh Premier.
Ny Tt7tFFlVH W w
THE uoDus yIvEsDr.
posument. on tnc Question Brought
tothe Capitol.


wAsmNGroS,Apri ls.-rhe mod1s
,iysnai for the protection OF the b''
ring sea seal fisheries during pcnulhg
Arbitration, which has been the subject
nj NEGOTIATION between Blaine any we
Ufiush minister, was brought 10 tue
Capltol this ancru0on,ior some reason
moi now apparent, under the inlunc'
tion OF secrecy, therefore IL was not
iaii before the Senate In open session.
sherman, however, was notified ny
the President Of tho nature OF the COM
muniuation and no moved that the
Senate so into executive session. Ac-
oordlngly the people were cleared out
OF the galleries and the doors closed.
Then the seals were broken and tho
moGus read 10 the Senate.
IL appeared from the reading OF the
document that Blaine and the British
Minister have spent the time since tho
British government consented to ro-
new the modus In trying to phrase tho
conditions relative ~ damages TO 40
euro advantages for their respective
governments. II appeared Great
Brltain's reluctance in consent-
ing to renewal was nssum'
ed for the purpose Of obiignR
tie government 10 accept terms
which would insure Great Britain
against heavy loss In case Of an adverte
decision by the urbiiratOrs, and
promise Of the assessment OF such
fum against tho United States a.
would partially heal the soreness
still iclt 0y British diplomats nj the
formidable Judgment rendered against
them By tho Geneva arbitration.
Blaine endcavored TO bring state.
ment Of the liabilities TO the cases laid
down IN Whattou's note OF july 1923,
last while the British government
sought 10 escape drcut responsibility
for the warmniablo killing OF seals AMI
for anythirg more than the difference
butwocn 1900 skins which the lcssecH
OF the seal Islands took and the 100000
skins they might have Akon had the
modus Of last year not been forced.
The agreement 10 said 10 be u ialr
mean between the two S,fnme propos.
itions. Ii appears unlike the FIRST
modus, as u win require the approval
OF the Senate inasmuCh ms itpropOses n
permanent settlement of damages and
provides for the means OF adjusting
claims. The dlscussion was in the
same vein ns that which characterized
the preceding debates. Tho document
was finally referred 10 the committee
ON foreign relations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-19

San FRANCISCO, April lS.--The
United States Court Of Appcals tUdny
rendered decision allowing Gee Lee,
aiias Lee Hay, u native Chinnman, to
remain In The United States. The
court, in fu1taining the district court,
held that Chinese merchant dOmi.
cilod IN the United States on his ie.
turn after temporary absence 10 not
required TO produce the certificate pro-
vided for In the act u July, 1884, as In
the case Of Chinese fret coming ~ tho
United States.
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HOUSTON, Tex, April ls.-The suit
brought In the district court by stock
holders representing 2l,000,O0s 10
nave The Galveston, Harrisburg & Sln
Antonio road, part Of the Southern
faclilc railway system, placed in the
hands Of receiver, was today trans.
ierred to tho federal court Of the dis.
trlc,.