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Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-06
CROP CONDITIONS.
A Most Favorable Outlook Reported
Throughout California.

A Most Favorable Outlook Reported
Throughout California.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 5.-Telegrams
were received by the Associated Press
today from one hundred correspondents
in California to determine the present
crop outlook in the state. The reports
are very complete and cover in detail the
principal fruit and grain districts. Rains
have been general throughout the state.
In the San Joaquin valley the winters
rainfall aggregates eight inches, while
the average is usually fourteen inches. In
other valleys OF the state the rainfall has
been normal and the rains have come
with adequate intervals to promote seed
ing and to afford trees and grain
the full benefit of the mois-
ture. 1t is estimated that a
larger acreage has been sown to wheat
than ever, and the present outlook is
for the largest crop in the history of the
state. The grain crop, however, yet de-
pends upon the rains in April and the
absence of hot weather to insure crop,
so that it is too early to base predictions
as to the probable grain yield for the
wear, though the present outlook for a
large crop could not be more favorable.
Apricots peach. almond and prune trees
are in full blossom, and the crop of april
cots and cherries promises to be two
weeks earlier than usual,
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-06
FOREIGN FLASHES.

Admiral Jueren Gradiere, of the
French navy, is dead.
A block of six-story cotton warehouses
in Liverpool burned Saturday morning.
A number of Cinnamon are becoming
citizens OF Mexico to evade the United
States restriction laws.
The son Of the Hungarian minister of
worship and publication committed sui.
eide. Motive unknown.
The French chamber OF deputies re-
jected the motion for the abolition of
the theatrical censorship.
The strike of shoemakers in Leicester,
inaugurated some time ago, has been
settled and 5000 workmen have resumed
work.
Twenty-Five cattle markets in four
German cities have been closed for a
month, in consequence of the prevalence
of foot and mouth disease.
At Melbourne the Mercantile bank of
Australia suspended in consequence of
run made upon it. The banks assets
are in excess of its liabilities.
1t transpires that the disaster to seal
ing boats, lost in Newfoundland waters,
was less serious than thought. Twelve
men only are known to have periehed,
though eleven more are unaccounted for.
A newspaper OF Brussels reports an
attempt to work destruction at the
British embassy with an internal ma
chine, containing explosive matter.
1t was discovered by workmen in time
to extinguish the fuse. gg n (.
Edward Holden, formerly member
of the royal engineers, has been re-
manded for trial by the magistrate
charged with trying to obtain informa-
tion as to the construction and situation
of the batteries at Gibraltar.
Grave anxiety is felt in shipping and
commercial circles concerning the safety
of the British steamer Trewavas, from
Cardiff, January 10Th, for Jamaica, st.
Ducia and st. Thomas, and which has
not since been heard from. She had
crew of twenty-one men.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-06
A CRISIS IN CHILE.
Feeling Between the Political Parties Is
Very Strong.

Worry Strong.
New York, March 5.-The Herald's
Valparaiso correspondent says: There
is no gainsaying the fact that Chile is
on the eve of a political crisis. The
Conservative, or church, party intends
to pursue most aggressive policy
in the approaching congress. The
Conservatives are not satisfied with
the power they now possess, but are
determined to strike for more.
Carlos Walker Martinez and Manuel Tr-
razabel, Conservative members of the
council have rendered their designations
and without doubt there will be big
fight in congress against the Liberal
party. The Liberals, for their part, will
combat their foes to the bitter end.
1t is the opinion throughout Chile that
the final solution OF the question
will be the total separation of church
and state. The Liberal members of the
cabinet will hold office at President
Months request until new ministry is
formed.
Mr.. Eyre, representing William R.
Grace Il Go. Of New York, has caused to
be inserted in Ell Heraldo, an article
boasting of Grace's influence with the
United States government in behalf of
Chile
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-06
THE HOPKINS SETTLEMENT.
Mr.. Searles Retains the Pa1atial Resi-.
dence in San Francisco.

Mr.. Searles Retains the Palatial Resi-
dence in San Francisco.
New YORK, March 5.-The palatial
Hopkins house. corner of California and
Mason streets, San Francisco. is not in
cluded in the property given young Hop
kins. Searles told Hopkins he wishes
to keep it for several reasons. He will
convert it into great public institution,
whether a library, picture gallery
or museum, he has not yet
decided. In lieu of this, Searles has
given Hopkins $500,00O in cash, which
he regards as fair present valuation of
the property, which cost over 81 900 900.
The remainder of the $4,000, 900 consists
of stocks and bonds of eundry prosper
GUS western corporations, and real estate
in San Francisco, Sacramento and other
desirable portions of California
Coils P. Huntington said today that
he understood in settling up the Hop
kins Searles case, Searles was to give
part of the $4,000. 900 in cash, the bal
ance in California real estate. He also
thought it likely Mr.. Searles would
convert the Hopkins house in San Fran
cisco into library or museum.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-06
London Elections,

LONDON, March 5.-The triennial elec-
tions for the London county counsel oc-
cured today. Counting in few dis
the results already known show a sweep
ing Progressive triumph-in the proper
tion OF three to one, which the results
still to come in will not alter. Lord
Roseberry and John. Burns, the labor
leader, are elected by large majority.
The political nature of the struggle, the
candidates being openly dubbed Liberal
and Conservative, promises strongly to
influence the parliamentary general
elections. If Gladstone is able to cap
ture the seats for London, he will be
assured of an immense majority.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-06
A Horrible Accident.

WEAvERvILLE, CAL, March ga
horrible accident occurred at the Brown
Bear mine at Deadwood this morning,
when Frank Berberich was killed by an
explosion of giant powder. For hours
it was impossible to reach the body for
the reason that the tunnel in which the
explosion occurred was caved in. The
mangled remains, when reached by the
workmen, presented a most shocking
appearance and had to be gathered up
in pieces. Particles of flesh were found
scattered about the tunnel. The cause
of the explosion is unknown.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-06
Portuguese whsas Tariff

LISBON, March 5.-The government
has issued decree granting permission
to traders to import go, 900 tons OF wheat
at duty of IL reis per kilo. The
object of the decrease in duty is to pre-
vent rise in the price of cereals here
through the purchase Of large amounts
Of foreign wheat at the present rate OF
measure will stimulate the cultivation
OF wheat in this country and eventuate
in Portugal growing enough grain
to supply all her own needs.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-06
The Greek Crisis.

ATHENS, March ga meeting of the
majority of the members of the cham
ber charged the president to convey to
the king promise of the loyal support
of those present at the meeting, during
the present crisis.
PARIS, March 5.-L'Eclair TODAY states
that three hundred partisans of Delyan-
mis-, the late Greek prime minister, have
been removed from Office by the king,
and placed under arrest.
L'Eclair adds that the ex-members of
the Delyannis ministry are now being
closely watched,
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-06
Four Deputy sheriffs Murdered.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. March 5.-Four dep
uty sherifs went to Cross Roads, about
three miles from town, tonight to arrest
a negro who in quarrel seriously shot
a white man. While the deputies were
in grocery store the place seemed to
fill with negroes. Suddenly shot was
fred and Deputy Cole fell to the floor
mortally wounded. Then firing became
general and Deputy Harreo fell dead.
The negroes then shot Deputies Yerger
and Webber and escaped. No negroes
were hurt, the deputies being taken
completely by surpriee.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-06
An Idaho Murder.

BOISE, Idaho. March Sat Oreana,
Owybee county, this afternoon, Samuel
J. Pritchard, . deputy United States
'marshal and chairman Of the Republican
central committee of Idaho, was killed
by,Constable Fleming. Pritchard had q
slapped his face. The latter swore out
warrant for Pritchard's arrest and the
paper was placed in Fleming's hands for
service: He found Pritchard in a store
and told him to throw up his hands.
Pritchard said he would not. The con-
stable then fred three times, instantly
killing Pritchard, who was unarmed.
He leaves a wife and one child. Public
sentiment is bitter against Fleming.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-06
AMERICANS ABROAD.
A TEMPEST IN A TEAPOT.
Archbishop ireland Makes Light o
Judge Dunne's Kick.

ROME, March 5.-Speaking today of
the recent correspondence in America
about the decision OF the archbishops in
reference to the proposed Catholic con-
gress in Chicago during the worlds fair,
Archbishop Ireland, who is now here,
said: 'sThe whole matter is tempest
in teapot. Dunne's letter misrepre-
sents the archbishop and refutes itself.
If Messrs. Dunno and Allen had any
grievances, why did they not in true
American fashion speak them out open
", instead OF seeking redress by tortu-
ous methods. There 10 manifestly some
other design in their minds than Of put
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-06

but twice returned to the house in an
angry mood, terrifying Mrs. Reidel 30
that she took her child and proceeded
on foot TO Irvington Whalen was Mrs.
Reidel's cousin and protested against
her marrying Reidel ten years ago, be-
cause the latter was Protestant.
Whalen leaves wife and three children.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-06
war Commenced,

Cry OF Mexico, March 5.-There are
rumors here that war between Guate-
mala and San Salvador has commenced.
Guatemalan dispatches say it is officially
denied that such is the state of affairs,
but Salvadorean specials declare that
war is imminent and unavoidable.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-06
British Pacific Squadron.

VICTORIA, B. c., March 5.-The latest
advices from the Pacific squadron are
that five ships will remain here during
the summer and two in southern waters.
Those to remain here are the Warspite,
Pheasant, Champion, Daphne and Mel
pomene while the Nymphe and Garnet
will look after British interests in the
south.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-06
B.rrios Deolsred President.

NEW YORK, March 5.-The Guatema-
Ian consul-general here has received the
following: The national assembly has
declared Gen. Reyna Barrios elected
constitutional president Of the republic.
Peace and tranquility reign.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-06

New suits at 125 W. Third st. Select
from our large new stock and you are
sure to be fitted. Getz, Fine Tailoring.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-06

ting the Catholic congress in shape.
Dunno is to be congratulated on the fell
lowship of the st. Louis Cahenslyites.
leave the whole party to the Judgment
of the Catholics of America"
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-06
A. SCHMlDT,
MERCHANT -. TAILOR,
WORKMAN BLOCK,
23O1s SOUTH SPR1Na ST., Rooms 8 AND z.

Having returned to Los Angeles after an ab-
sence OF q year, am prepared to show to my
of the Ia gest and most select lines Of Foreign
and Domestic Goods ever brought to this city.
Being desir4bly located, and only small rent.
! can afford to make styliIh suits OF superior
workmanship at q price much lower than those
who conduct large stores and pay high rents
ALE WORK GUARANTEED. a-21m
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-06-30

"A Ringing Arraignment OF tho RepubII-
can Party for Robbiug tho PeopIe
Through the Operation Of tho Nj I<i inley
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-06-30

Continued on fourth page.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-05

/, IL our intention to make the
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MEMORIAL TO CONGRESS-.
UtaRs bondage Described. Appeal
for Relief by "iIome Rule" or
Statehood.

To the Honorable Senate and House q
Representatives OF the United
States In Congress Assembled:
We, your petitioners, the Legislative
Assembly OF the Territory OF Utah, 70.
spectfully represent:
Utah contains an aggregate wealth
Of more than S2IO,OO0,O0O. The pro.
ceeds OF her farms, live stock, mines
and manufacturer for tho year 1880
amounted To S23, 100000.
She has near n quarter OF n million
OF civilized people, who, In point Of
Intelligence, Industry and all the es.
sentlal qualities OF good citizenship,
are up TO the standard Of any Amer.
lean community. Polygamy, once
pTacticed by n small portion Of her
people, has yielded to the supremacy OF
the law, n sense OF the evils flowing
from IL, aud Of the utter fntility oil
further attempting 10 maintain an in-
suiutlon obnoxious to general public
sentiment.
In the midst OF wonderful material
progress her people have recently
turned their attention 10 the study OF
questions Of government and legiti.
mate politics, and are espOusing the
'sNSN W phN W Nht oNlci VI INV ualiOn-
al parties.
These new conditions have come
naturally, honestly Eud Tor the future
ART absolutely secure. A patriotic
people arr pledged TO their preservation.
ltctrogrtsslon, Involving as IL would,
dishOnnor and dire misfortune, Is i'm.
possible.
Utah In the feelings OF her people
hu. llff..H
aud disgrace. Today she 10 imbued
with the hope and determination 10 he
free--iree In the full sense OF AmerI.
can constitutional freedom; which
means something more than liberty
permitted; which consists IN civil and
political rights absolutely guaranteed 4,
assured and guarded In ones liberties
rs n man anu n citiZcn--his right 10
vote, his right TO mold Ollce, his equality
with all others who are his follow eli.
2eus-all these guarded anu Protected,
aud not held Mt the mercy and discre.
ton OF One man OF popular majority on
distant body unadylsed w TO local
needs or interests.
The governor, the secretary, the
members Of the judiciary te1cept
justices Of the peaceL the marshal, ~,
public prosecutor aud his assistants.
the board Of commissioners appointing
all registration and election officer,
and controlling the elections, are
selected by u distant appointing power
and are utterly unaccountnble To the
people for The manner In which thew
perform the duties " their offices.
The governor nominnles the auditor
Of public accounts, treasurer, the goy.
srnluu lanrua OF all liibilp iugtitutt,,.
ueb NJ the university, agricultural
college, reform school and insane
asylum, Thus 'he people have no
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Priesthood Meeting.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Priesthood Of tue Salt Lake Stake Of
Zion will convene in the Assembly
Hall, Salt Lake City, on Saturday,
February 9Th, 1892, at II Il. m. 4 gen.
eral invitation is extended to all tho
Priesthood. 1t is specially desired
that the presiding officers and mem
bers Of tho different quorums OF Priest.
hood. etc, be In attendance.
The Bishops Of the wards are re.
quested to soc that the statistical reports
Of their wards lfull and complete) are
forthcoming at that time.
BY order Of the Presidency Of the
Stake. JAMES ID. STIRLING,
CLERK.
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Strength and Health.

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In buying q cough medicine for
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inont drugylst Of Ogden, Utah, "never
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III" ttah t.enc,N Nursery Company
Has removed it, office to It's nur.
series In Sugar House Ward. Take
the Rapid Transit Street CsFs marked
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Especially Infants. r. prevalent more
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Ell by giving proper nourishmpnt and
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4 Lit,ie Giris Experience In n Light.
tiouse.

Mr.. aud Mrs. Loren Prescott Ar.
keepers OF the Gov. Lighthouse at
sand Beach, Mich, and sre blessed
with daughter, four years old. Las,
April she was taken down with Meas.
les, followed with a dreadful Cosgh
aud turning into Fever. Doctors ut
home and AT Detroit treated her, but In
vain, she grew worse rapidly, until she
was mere "handful OF bones"
Then she tried DR., Kings New Dis.
covery and after the use Of two and a
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Commencing Monday, Feb. l, 1892,
the Utah Genital Railway will run
Passenger aud Freight Trains to Pack
city. Passenger train leaving SAT-
Lake at am, Freight train at $40
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"Chambeflain's Cough Remedy j.
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Dr., J. THoMAb, SURGEON DEsri ~,
No. 10 Main Street. All work guar
snteud. AnDsthetics administered.
Friends and patrons invited. d
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no SELL THE PATENT LAMP CIItMSEY
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WANTED.

I OF ron REsInENCE, IL CHOICE 10
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torma. Address n. Mead, ipN 1871, ity dim
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to the constitution. prohibiting tho prar-
tico Of polygamy anywhere within the
boundaries ~ tile republic.
Resolved. THAT n committee, composed
OF men representing the varied ifaport.
ant industries OF u'ah. be sent TO Wash.
ington to present the memorial and fcsn-
lutioEs adopted by this convention, aud
TO protest before the committees ON tori
tories In both branches of Congress
against the passage of both the Faulkner.
G aino and Teller bills.
Noto:-Nour committee beg further 10
report tina, II has considered tho request
Of tho Federated Trades, and feels 1t a
duty To report that while In full sympa-
thy with their demand Tor An eighi-hour
Law for payment Of honest wages In coin,
and for all statutory restrictions which
will tend 10 Increase the satciv md i'm.
prove the condition Of wOfkingmou, this
convention was called Tor n specific put-
pose, and that the resolutions desired be-
long TO other gatho rings.
EDWARD T.. FrnnY,
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NEw YoR. sLEErEus
Via Union Pacific.

viii leave via this line February 9th
aud, lslh running through 10 New York
without change, making faster time
between Salt Lake aud New York than
any other line. This i tue only Din.
ing Car Line between Salt Lake and
New York. For particulars enquire
ut CITY Ticket Onlces21l Main Street.
ID. r.. Burnley,
decd Gen'l Act. Pss'gr. Dept.
DR.. Burrows, Dculist, Aurlst and OPP.
tlclan. Spctacles fitted. Commercial
Block.