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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-09

Black aud colored Silk Glmps, 5c, 7Ie.
Toe, l.lc, l5c.
Steel and bead l'asshmenteries At, .ijo
Chesp At tLli per yard
Colotcd Apphqued Trimmings 90 aud
sl.2i.
Escurisl Lace Bcading.".....4 400 to 100
oleoI dimps.'...,. uncomfortable TO 81 IS
Black Nailhesd rrimmings...i5c to go
Another Great Sale Of rmbrolderit,
THIS Week.
l0c Hamburg Embr0.derit. for.... 10
l6c Hamburg Enbroideflus ior....., N,
zoe Hamburg Emoroideries lor....lue
2jc Hamburs EmbrolduFiss fof......l9io
soc Hamburg lsmbtoideflos fOr......ljc
i0c Hamburg Embroidefica for-...2Oc
5nc Hamburg Embroideries tor......ajo
$50 dozen cOlorod-bordeTed Handler.
chiefs, 2bc. doz.
800 dozen cblOr,u. hordersd scRlloped
Haugkorchirfs SIC each.
200 dozen plain white scalloped and
homstitchcd embroidered Hand.
kerchiu's, regular price 50c; special
price 9jc each.
700 ChiluTen's Cashmere Hats, $50
81 90 Children's Surnh silk Hat 500
I5c Children'a Surah Six Emb. Hoods
ilc each.
tI.OO Childron's Surah silk Eub.
Hoods, 5Jc each.
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NEW SPRING prei. iaores produced will
cheap but doubt Sec
stock f. ~AOHA~N1S~AO~A 90 --~NO.
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Commencing Monday. March 2lst lse2.
AT soc. each.

This Line Of Underwear 10 very III.
borately made and finished. a.
would sell elsswhore for Sl.oo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-09

ST. PAUL, MINI, April s.-The
chances TO got on tho Siaatton reserya'
tlon during the past week have been
good, anu hundreds OF land'suekors
have inspected the lands. To-day ten
loads in all went out. Troops were
sent In pursuit, aud s1me OF the teams
were brought back, bat few oacapod,
and will evidently lead the cavalry a
long chase. The town Of Browns
valley IL filling up rapidly, and tue
ruah IL well commenced,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-09
Opening Postponed. - Great hNe''r
n.nt Among the boomers


KiowA, Kan, April s. Home.
seekers continue 10 arrive In great
numbers daily. They await the open
ing OF tho Cheyenne aud Arnpahoe
reservation. Extensive arrangements
are being made for the final rush.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-24
Odds and Ends.

Apple exports arc growing.
a mlcroScoPo N. .,aafes i o)0
liamo.eis.
A million dollars won't make a
nan happy, bnt most 0f us would
AXE to try ii.
Policy wins more friends than
aonesty.
Truth goes q long way, hut it
,loesn't always get there.
Every whine adds u wrinkle.
Marrying fer money is no worse
than marrying tor poverty.
knowledge is power, but not to
thv very yo"ng.
Earningasmakes es man happy; saw
ing makes him wise.
When some people get outside Of
themselves they are lost.
Contentment sti1fens the joints
OF progress.
Rest is theory, not condition.
New Mexico has a me ssenger
boy named Gallop.
There are now 48,600 miles OF
submarine cable in use.
A silver coin is usually in cur
rency for twenty-seven years.
Hamburg expended $l,000,000
more than its income last J ear.
Birthdays were kept even rs tar
back as the time OF Pharoh.
Diamonds are found at dep h
of 150 feet in Brazil a"d Siberia.
The shah Of Persia owns $35, 200,
600, worth Of jewelry and preoi-
ous stones.
In the New York fire depart
ment there are l,035 officers and
men
When excited the emperor Of
Germany pulls turiously at his
mustache.
During the rebellion this gov
ernment had 800 ships Of war,
almost all wooden.
The state of Vermont produced
over II. 100000, pounds OF maple
sugar last year.
A recent invention in lighting
combines the prinelples OF the are
and incaucescent.
A plato Of celluloid is now used
for closing the ooeaing IN the
skull lett by trspilinlng.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-24
One Doll ar Weekly

Bnys Gold Watch by our Club System
Our l4-karat s,old-flled cases are war
ranted for 20 years. Fiue Elgin or
Waltham movement. Stem wind and
set. Lady's and Gents size. EQUAL to
ony $50 watch. TO secure agents where
we have none. we will sell one of the
Hunting Case Watces for the Club price
S2S AID send G. O d. by express with
privilege OF examination before paying
for same.
Our Agent at Durham, n. G. writes:
Our jewiers have cnnfessed they don It know
how you can furnish sch !, work for the money -
Our Agent at Health Springs S. c., writes
Your watches takn at sight The ge ,tleJnar,
who got the ast watch said that he examined
and priced q jewelers. watches i La 6 ter
tnat We're no better tiian yours, but TIE price was
$45 -
Our Agent at Pennington. Tex, writes:
NIL rec"it5 o. the at<'' al nnaqad
without measur'. All who have seen it say
Il would be cheao at SO -
One good reliable Agent wanted for
each place. Write for particulars.
ENrIREB " ATcH Co., New i'oE X
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-24
ir Won t Work.
(BY MoU&rAINEER.

(BY MoU&rAISEEH)
We notice th&ta certain coIore
divine has found by scientific re
search that it is only two miles
straight down from the earth's sur
face to hades. We hope that by lhi.
time the Doctor" has changed his
mind. When it turns cold enough.
at corn planting time to freeze up
Greenland we are bound to think
the gentIeman's scientific aparatu;
or machine, or what ever he calls it
has skipped" cog or two. No it
won't work in North Arkansas tor
if hades was that near the surface
our garden peas would have been
up.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-24

FLOWER was elected Governor of New
York last fail by.the handsome majority
Of As 900. Since then there has been
somewhat of a change in public seGti-
ments. Republicans nave been won :
derfully victorious IN every election.
At Elmira the home Of Hill, the regular r
Democrat nominee for mayor was
defeated by l,243. y tica elected a
Republican mayor for the first time
in fifty years. In Poughkeepsie the
Republicans have carried the Board
of Supervisors, the last board standing
Is Democrats ana S Republicans
The new board will stand Is Republi-
cans and 5 Democrats. La Ontario
county the Republicans elected II su-
pervsors out of Is, q gain Of 6. In
Canandaigua the home of Secretary of
State Rice, the Republicans elected
their candidate by 400 majority, the
largest ever given in that city, Orange
county elected Republican Board of
Supervisors for the first time in thirty
years. Dispatches from 0swego, New
burg, BATAVIA, Waterloo, Gloyersville,
amsterdam, Auburn, Saratoga, Roch-
ester, Kingston and other towns all
report heavy Republican gains.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-24
-Rs---S-~=s&

FREE coinage appears to be playing
puch more conspicuous pare ts4aH the
political managers had allotted to it,
ltis berg used by the Cleveland dem
ocrats to whack Hill over ne head,
through the statement tnat ne will
vote for it in the Senate, and the He'll
democrats are using it on Cleveland,
by stating that be has written letter
greatly modifying the position he took
against free coinage last year. Mean
while, the politicians all say that silver
wiiIn not be issued in the campaign this
year,
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-24

--latest advices from Forsyth,
Mo, relating to the recent trouble
there states, there is liable to- be
much trouble and blood shed be-
fore the matter is settled. Sheriff
Cook Sof fancy County was making
a strong effort to arrest every oae
implicated ia the killing Of dedutv
sheriff, Williams
The grand jury Of Madison conn
tx adjourned last week, having
found II rue bills of Indictment.
Verify, old Madison must have
few 'swayward boys"
4 boatload Of penniIess negroes
lett Little Rock tor Oklahoma
Territory last week. They al
seemed to think that great fortune
awaited al their destination,
" We won't be burned At the stake"
AID "po more starvation prices by
white t9lIss planters" was the ery
of IA happy exodus as the boat
r4s launched.
"When j was boy old slut
teting, lying John Stutly used to
say, 81 read the st-story Of George
WV ashington and the l-l-Iittle
a-6atchet, and l-l-liked it so we'll
IT, Thought I'd y p-play ii on my
t-ftather So [ w-went out and
ah-ehoppod d down AN appIe--t-troe
th-tbat he'd taken lots OF p-pains
With Aud when he c-c-came
4ome and asked about II said:
! can't t-tell Lille, father; |
-d-did ii w-wish ny little AK. and
4e gave me such q h-h=b-- Of q
Iammin chat h-h-h&yeh't told
be truth FIX.
/ meeting of the Hot Springs
Zeal Estate Exchage was he(4 IN
bat city on the 10th inst Work
vas commenced toward forming 9f
real estate bureau. Real Est1te
nen either by letter or in person
we're represented in the meeting
rom ali parts Of the state. It was
lree@ that circulars should be IS
ued announcing the first annual
aeetiug Of the Bureau 70 meet al
lot Springs, April 18th. The CO.
operation OF the newspapes
aroughout the state will be nee
s@ary to the success OF this or
sanizatioh. This will give our
ate Il season Of prosperity she has
ever before enjoyed, Al CHS
meeting there VIII be election al
otfIcers made up real estate men.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-24
The legislature ot eac ST ats NJ

The legislature OF eac STATE
constitutionaiIy direct bow prcsl-
dental electors sball lie chosen.
South Dak Ga las tho largest ar
tesiau well IN the world IL shoots
water l40 toot above the surface
4 IS 600 years since the son OF 3
Prince Of Waias attained bis ma
jority dnriug the lifetime Of his
father.
DR. Arnotl says that tha pressure
Of air or the knee ioiut ,s sufficient
to keep il in place without Iiga7
meDts.
An 81 5iooer on the Denver and
Bio Grand raiiread recently, it is
reported, stot aMd killed wIlde
ca, dear \ swcastle lrom tac cat of
his locomotive, which WIS running
al tall speed.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-24
ssss7--s-----'.zA-

liz the Democrats want a shadow of
hope in the coming presidential elec ton
they should nominate man the people
can trust. This man viii necessarily
be an enemy Of the famany Hall, the
most dangerous political society ever
organized IN the country. 1t is con-
ISOLATION to free American people to
know that there Is no danger of any
friend to Iamany ever being president
of the Unjtid states. No, our people
are nardiy ready TO have the President
OF the United States named by the
liqaor dealers, as vas Hill for Gov
enor Of New York il 1888.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-24
Raa,s-H- ~sesR

SENATOR srH#aET's idea Of tie a.
doption of constitutional amendment
making the President Ineligible for
reelection, has not received ghe@@att n
ton it deserves from the prass. 1t
would, If carried out remedy one OF the
great evils Of national 4o tics-the
striving and plotting Of our Preiidents
to secure a genomuaiion.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-24

The wife of Christian Caldwell,
a thrifty colored farmer of Orange
burg county. S. G. gave birth to four
babies, all boys. One ofthe quartet
has died, but the other three, as
we'll as the mother, are doing well
at last accounts.
The suggestion that Jay Gould is
about to become a church memb Der
Will doubtless be a surprise to many,
but it is alleged that he will soon
join the Presbyterian church, of
which his daughter is already a
communicant.
The Mohammedan woman has
a higher legal position than her
English sister. By Mohammedan
law the marriage contract only
gives the husband certain clearly de-
fined rights over his wife and none
whatever over her property. She
has legal status apart from him, and
can contract with MIN, sue him or
be sued by him, aud he has no
more right to her earnings than y
stranger.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-24

UP to date the only visible effects
ss tEe tariff debate at Waahir gton
save been the emptving of the House
rallerieF and the production of tired
feeling bron the public, or that portion
IF the p'blic which reads Congress
lSMal ptoceedings.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-24
--fszst-oi,-ss-Ssas -

Hospital surgeoh-Wi,a; This
welldressed, peosperoas=looking
man starving to DEATH Nofsenss!
there must be come mistake.
Ambulance driveg-1Ne, ., yer hor-
or, dere's no mishtatle. We fould
him in his house, wake rs 3 cat, "a
he said he hadn't aten thing for a
week.
The Nan-Yes, doctor, rs the
trpth. You sec onr girl. Went away
iast week, and my wifo's been do
ing the cooking ever since.-Boaton
n ews.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-24

WITH any candidate dictated BY
Hill and Tamany, it is believed that
the people viii desert the Democratic
party BY the hnndred.t Thousand. There
are seventy times ,000 who will not bow
she knee to that modern Baal
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-24
Near Texarkana, this state,


James W. Attaway and wife, ma
tive Arkansans, are rejoicing over
tho birth az quartet brunette girl
habies rbe happy couple had
been married only about one year.
Mr. Attaway IS % years Of age aud
MS wife 10. The children all grow.
rapidly and are in robust health.
The smallest weighs tour and half
and the largest SIX pounds.
A New York lunatjc last week
imagined that he had been commits
stoned by God To rid the earth Of
the existaace OF the David B. Hill.
He SAID u am going to kill Hill and
| AN Democrat too Att want
is q chance" He was sent 10 the IN
sane Asylum al FIatbush.
A. G. Hull of Boone county,
seems to be the candidate for Sec
retary Of State with democratic
presses throughout the State. Mr..
Hull is in.eyery way entitled 70 the
honor.
John Il. Sullivan and James Cor
bet) are matched 10 fight at New
Orleans September, tn, to decide
the World 5 championship and fol
Il parse of @Z5,000 Sullivan Dc
elares he viii never fight agaif
after this engagement is over, BIZ
is sure be wlI win; he is sat stie
with having been champion OF Il
word for ten years.
We are IN receipt Of last week
issue OF TIE Van Buren Argus il
which it gives an account OF Ii
Democrat candidates tor CongreSs
visiting Crawford county. While til
Argus speaks favorabIy of all thes
honorable gentleman, ii is strickl
Tor Hon. Hugh A. Dinsmore. VI
Dins1nor- is 4 young man Of mar.
ed ability and is known throu4
out the state as 'the siIver-tonged
orator" We agree with the Argu
that cur district would be abll
by this talented gentle
man.
The English sparrows increase S
that they have become
nuisance. In Chicago prize oi
two cents is paid for the head ~
each sparrow Killed. Last year q
eco sparrows' heads were paid to1
The S400 was deylded among 81.
boys. An ingenious paragraph
in CHICAGO raakes this computation
'SHere, then, is the summing up e
the first seoson Of sparrow laa.
Two hundred and fifteen targc
guns, at an average cost Of tire
dollars each, $645; animation f.
same, ,$65 so; doctors bill for In
girls wounded by mistakes, $3.50
total expense, 81, $3.50. Fro
which deduct $400-total receipts
and ii is seen he sparrow law il
worth $739.50 to the fathers 6
Chicago, and not a noticeably bal
thing for the sparro VS.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-24
-zsS~-G---sss

The nomination of lliI means that
all the doubtful states VIII go RepublI-
can and all of the Democrat states will
be doub tfui.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-24
Rss~-w---szzss-

DGNocNArIo majoesf IS badly hand
led in congress- just new. Chronic alb
senteeisnl is the chief feature of the
Democrats The Republicans are
given Fl quent advantages over this
neglect of duty.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-24

THE Democrat party in poor old
Missouri are hurrying that party to
inevitable defeat in that state by their
sophisticated acts in the redstri citing
ot tuat state,
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-24

'T.FFY" pays Fred Douglass, who
has been praislng the government Of
1aJ Il III paoiic lectures, has been Sc
lected Dy titat government as its agent
81 the " ord > taif
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-24

REPRESENTATIVE HoLMAN VIII never
be dominated for President with the
consent of Iamany Hail; their ideas
or the expenditure OF public funds are
too wide apart.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-24
.ss-@-Aaxs

No question aoout the bravery Of
that lyalian who left one wife in New
York while he went back to sunny
lta.y to marry two more and bring
them over, but his discretion was sadly
defective.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-24

Col. WATTERsoN has for the second
time thrown Mr. Cleveland overheard.
" III he take him up again? And if so,
will il result in case of : three times
and out?"
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-24
sas----&-ases

LORD SELIsBUKY would better turn
his attention Of the half million English
ninero on the strike, engaging in the
iruitless game Of trying to bluff tie
Guited States.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-24

DooroRs pretend 20 be able to des-
eflbe the exact sensations of a man
FILLED by electricity, but as no man 50
kiiled has ever given his testimony, We
have a right to doubt their accuracy
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-24
--- E-s-S-~s.f

THERE has beon quite an eplde mic OF
charity among our mllionaies of late.
May the disease spread until every one
of them has been thoroughly nocula
ted.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-24
Res>,-G-sSk =

THE Standa ri Oil trust under 3 new
name will sa.i DO the same old grab
anG-hG,d -all-it-can-reack concern.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-24
@,s--9 .&ss

r remains yet to be seen whether
People OF ths politicians are 10 control
Iha Chicago convention.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-24

THAT free coinage bridge is not FAR
ahead of Senator Hill, and he cannot
avoid crossing it.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-24

THE Pepubiicans are united in sup
port of Harrison, and three chances 10
one he will be nominated at the Minnie
apo oils {, invention.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-24
SHrn-A A-ssas.

THE man vino knows how 10 keep
his tongue still hen he has nothing
to say is usually successful man.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-24
EAST e0uND TRAINS
ANNOUSCE CEMEN TS:.
Fc8 SECRETARY OF STATE,
A. c. uuLL, Of Bosuo County
FOS ssERiF.

We are authorized to aah0Uea \. = VI trLfs
as a caUdjdate tor tue Office u sheriff OF Carroll
county, subject action Il the Democratic party
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-24
si9rx-s,rs--saEs-

Whe-ay that crying babies are Of
no service 10 tn" world enc Of them
saved the lives of the occupants Of a
New York apartment house, which
was on fire, by Justify at screaming 2:30
90 clock IN the morning.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-24

fnua Democrat voters, nine out Of
t,a. are for Cleveland They know he
s. aafi2ht courageous and inRexible
They ion't think he is always. right
but more than ever they love him for
the enmaes he has made,
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-24

EX-SENATOR BLAIR talks entirely too
much for Presidential candidate.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-24
E. r. RI 7,

Eureka Springs Ark.
Will practice IN the Circuit and nj
nor Courts Of this district. Also i,efo,s
tie U. $. Land office at Sprilsiiel,i Ma.
and Harrison Ark. and prosecute
claims against the Government.
Office M stairs over Post Office.
P. @. Box 9l9.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-24
Eureka Springs h.R,
TIM Z ca y.
WEST RQuNn fRaiNs

fsro Eefreg 4ta4a88 NOV Ia ls.a
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-13
THE YA0UlNA ROUTE.
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD

And Oregon Development company's
steamship line. rs MiIes Shorter, ~ hours
less time than by any other iouJe. Firsj
ciass through passenger ana freight line
from Portland and all points in the VII
lamette valley 10 and from San Francisco
TINE SCHEDULE, (kxcept sundays,.
Leave Albany Ito + n
Arrive Iaquina $50 p NJ
Leave Corvallis 1855 A M
Arrive Albany lilo a N
o. q G. trains connect at Albany and
Corvallis.
The above trains connect at YAQUINA
with the Oregon Development Co.'S Lin
of Steamships between Yaouinn and Sa
Francisco.
n. B.-Passengers from Portland and all
Willamette Valley points can make close
iAO OU!NA ROUTE at Albany or Corvallis
and If destined to san Francisco, should
arrange to arrive at Yaquina the evening
before da @ OF sailing.
Passenger and F-.eight Rates Always the
Lowest. For information apply to Messrsi
HUFFMAN & CO., Freight and Ticket
Agents 200 and 202 Front st., Portland, OrI
o wv
Pass. Agt, Oregon Pacific r. X. Co.,
Oh. HAswELL, Jr. GenI Fri; q
Pass. Agt. Oregon Develop meut
Co., aJ4 montgomery et.;l
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-13
woman's Endurance of Pain.

"Women endure painful surgical op.
erations much better than do men," said
DR.. l.. NJ. Britton at the Southern yes,
terday. "iden will receive frightfu]
wounds without finchipy, then act like
babies at the sight Of the surgeons knife
and needle. AS rule the most robust
nations bear pain with less fortitude
than those noted for cffelninacy. A ma
tive Of Bengal will lock placidly on
while you saw off his leg, while your
bold Britisher must nave an opiate be
fore getting tooth pulled.
"The Mexicans G,.d Cubans endure
pain much better than do the Ane!1~
cans, while Turk silI let surgeon
saw him TO pieces without raising half
the disturbance that ~ big German
soldier will over the setting Of a broken
bone. But for genuine stoic in the
matter of patient long suffering, COM
mend me to an indian who has not been
tainted with the white mans civiliza-
ton. There is no torture human in
genuity cal deviae that viii break his
nerve. st. Louis Globe Democrat.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-13
An Interesting indian Legend.

A curious Indian legend was told
to some people way out in Omaha by
a full blooded Sioux, who lives at
Pine Ridge agency.
He said the belief was that every
time new moon appeared it was a
signal for all the mice in the country
to gather themselves together in one
spot. When they assembled they
then separated into four great ar
mics. One army went to the north,
another to the south, third to the
east and fourth to the west. These
armies of mice travelled until they
reached the point where, from the
place of starting, the heavens seemed
to touch tho earth. Then they
climbed up the sky until they came
to the moon, which by this time was
what we call full.
All of the four armies then COM
menced nibbling at Luna, and when
they had eaten her all up the mice
would scamper back down the
heavens to the earth and wait for her
to show herself again, when the
journey and the nibbling would be
repeated by the mice; and this is
what the Indians of early days be-
leved was the cause of the moon
growing old and finally disappear
ing. = Goldthwaite's Geographical
Magazine.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-13
Aiexanaess Death Mask.

When Hamlet said that Alexander
died, Alexander was buried, Alexander
returneth to dust, he overlooked the
fact that Alexander's dust, instead of
being converted into loam to stop beer
barrel. was preserved from corruptio,i
by the process of embalming and from
external injury by being cased in tho
most precious or metals. Pcstigrew, in
his History of Egyptian Munmies. says
of TIE death maek of Alexander that sit
was sort OF chase work. and of such a
nature that it could be applied 20 closely
to the skin as to preserve not onl, Siie
form of the body, but also TO give the
expression of the features to the coun-
tenance."
He does not quote his authority for
this statement. but it is unquestionably
derived from the account of the death
and burial of Alexander written by
Diodorus Sicuius, who said: "Aud frss
a coffin Of beaten gold was provided. SO
wrought by the hammer as to answer to
the proportions of the body. 1t was half
filled with aromatic spices, which served
as well to delight the sense 81 to prevent
the body from putrefaction." Then fol-
lows description of the funeral chariot
and of the long line Of march from
Babylon to Alexandria, wher3 Augustus
Caesar saw the tomb 300 years later, but
there il no reference 10 "a mask of Alex
ander's face in gold. Hutton
in Harper's.