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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-10-14

Why do You { roam:
A common error and nj which cid.
crly people and confirmed invalids are
prone TO think that every one is cor.
cerned about their bodily ailments, SO
they make their aches and pains form
. large part Of tLeir conversation.
This is a habit that grows IL, on one,
md elderly people in particular are
liable to fall into it. They mnst guard
against the habit il they would render
heir conversation agreeable. Remem.
Der that while others listen to You 20.
itely, they are not particularly inter.
sted in your physical condi. ion and i.
My makes matters worse for you to ba
ways referring TO l.. If you are an
,oyed by indigestion get a box of LAX.
Tlv Gum DRops. These gnm drops
re the best remedy in the world for
III stomach and bowel troubles. They
contain nothing deietcrions, are per-
ectly harmless, but they will cure the
worst case Of constipation and indiges.
ion and all maladies that come from
his source than anything in the mar.
let. They arc put up in two sizes.
The small boxes are Zoe, the large ones
sc. Get them Of any druggist.
SYLVAN REMEDY Co.,
Peoria, Illinois.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-10-14

Al SO. 90 We hare . number Of styles
II Msltons. Noveltiea, Beavers. Scotch
|0oOdA stA, trimmed with Natural
|Opoasum. Hare, Seal. Muskrat, Rae
coon, etc etc. As 80 Is . popular
price, III show ron the beat gar
nsnt for that prleo Of any houss in the
N0ethSees
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-10-14

j.. PARKER. Frcdonia. N. ", say. j,
'.Shal mot call on you for the eie9 iawnfl.
Ter I brtiev lInits taMtAsrh euro will rursx
Mny case of catarrh. Was very tad."
Write him for particulars. Sold ~ DRUG.
1ests. sc.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-10-14

Ladies' JscketA untrimmsd, Black
Reofss. 20 inches long-money-sAving
price, - 50.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-10-14

Other Jackets and Wraps up TO go,
In svery variety.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-10-14

WEAvlxa wa$ tfscticed ID C6t1A =
early As b G. 3.oOh
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-10-14

when I began taking Hoods Sarsalarilla. /
began to improve slowly until sitter l had taken
som 10 " II bottles. I considered myself well
once more, HOODS SAkSAPARllLA did
me so much good that IL seems ~ II IL must do
others good" MRS. CHAIsTINA TEMPLE. Ban
onr Ne
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-10-14
5 IN DUN
DEPARTMENT
We Aavs y MANY Bargains that II ID
hard u tell where . esnmsace. The
Ssllswins saIy Represent I Pew u
~ many.

CAildrsns' Ctoals, new sty lea, at
o1.so. q. 4e. - %. up 10 ti5C0 Every
size and svcFy styla
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-10-14

aEsxAsY ~ Aooo-ton s1tsgl
ysssA
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-10-14

HOODS PILLS are the best sitter d Inner Piliss
asxist cisestion, cure headache. Try . box.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-10-14
CURES RISING

nQADF1ElO REGULATOR CO.,
80 ~ III Aruerists. A1LAx1A. GA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11

police were powerle-s agaius. the ~ he
nuu unable 10 prevent them iton otlrt.
ing violence N the manufacturer,
the b0Dk,pepcfs employed 10 the fac.
tory and the jewish residents. Thcsr
persons we've msfciiosly icllod aud
stabbed by the desperate r.oters. Ten
were killed outright and huudteio
badly injured. The bloudthirsty Zero.
city displayed by the strikers Ia thrir
attacks On those who hld incutrul
their eumity was awful. The
rioters, not content with numbering
their victims, mutilIa,vi their c1Tscs
in II horrible manner. Cnsencks nud
other soldiers who were aont 10 lod1 10
queil the disturbance appeared 10 take
delight in the scenes NJ hlyodehci on
every hand. and took nd, trouble 20
avert the fate Of the assnilcd Jews.
Tho newspapers DO not contain word
ia references 10 the riots, OH account OF
the sigict censorship. The Cossacks
WELD knouts with non balls attached,
and Ia suplTessiur disorders they arc
eau iHg blootsheI every where with
these fUfyiidallu weapons.
General Goufk0, governor Of Was-
saw, has wired orders "a the soldiers
TO take the most stringent measures 20
put an end 10 the lawiessnes-, aud 10
onr OF his messages he adiol the sig.
nlncant sentence; "DJn't spare your
caTtri4gea.D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11

OMAHA, May lO.-rhe committee
on the Chinese exclusion bill IA IL a..
ternoon prepared report In keeping
with tho resolution introduced the
other day, In which their exclusion
was declared hn outrage upon modern
civilization. The report Ia likely TO he
adopted.
A telegram was sent this evening 10
Nice-Ptosident Morton and the Con-
gters of tho United States by the com.
mitteo ON the Columbian exposition
announcing the adoption Of Tesolu.
tions that the general conference
heartily approves OF the Columbian
exposition anu Worlds Fair apprcpria-
tion bill now pending, provided ex.
picssly that the appropriation by Con.
gress shall be- conditional on closing
the exposition Sundays. A similar
telegram was sent to the President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11
Wilhelm Explains a Soldier Duties 10
ellis War. His Lord and Ills
Coz TRY.
TIE LUcK OF PRIVATE SOLDIER
LUEck.
The German Emperor nrinas aud
raLes Others Driuk.


MATES Others Driuh.
BEm1S, May lO.-rhc details Of
remarkable scane at the barracks o. the
Emperor Francis Joseph regiment last
Saturday night, when Emper0rWilll
was entertained NJ n hhuquct In the
uillcefs' casino, are made public today.
the Emperor drauk freely aud spoke
Of the ~ crsaity " a soldier forgetting
during his Lsufvice that lc had any
duties except ~ his war, his lufi nnd
his country. FINALLY the Emperor
called 10 a private NJ the entrance.
"Cnll in Lltck, have something ~
say to him." Lueck 10 the sentry who
allied one citizen ami severely wound.
eli another bsiors the barracks IN
Wmngr ak weckr ugu.IhU case
was Investigated and at the Emperor
Instance luyck was promoted to be
lance eur,oral. This cau,cl a storm
Of Indignation throughout the
army. Tbs Emperor explained 10 the
officers that lac wal about 10 reward the
lance corporal, aud wished all the
officers prctunt 10 Hhow their rcspcct
for the young man. When Luock Gu
tered, the olllCefs and guest followed
the Emperor In risiug, anu Iueck was
| ordered To stand facing his sovereign.
The Emperor said; "Lueck, you are n
splcadid soldier You maintained NJ
/ sentry Il tie Third Regiment OF
Guarln In MraBgclstrapsr the best
traditions OF my army, Ito discipline
and honor. nope that every soldier
Will follow your example ON similar
| occasions, anu have the same clear
| understanding uf his duties toward
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11
Mr. Chiid-, the Distinguished Editor.
IA Denver.

DESvER, May l0.-Hon. George w.
Chiids held public reception At tue
Chamber Of Commerce this morning.
II Is estimated 5000 people visited the
chamhHr during three hours. The iirst
appearance OF the celebrated editor
upon the hoor was greeted with pro.
lOnged cheers. During the afternoon
the party vas entertained at the resi-.
denca OF an old acquaintance OF CLllds.
From to7 this evening a publlc re-.
cepti0n VIII be held At tho Minlug
exchange. Tie evening viii be spent
at the theatre.
From to @ O'CLOCK a public reception
was held In the new Mining Exchange
building nSi nearly all the leading
cit zrns, including all the mumbufg ~
the Typographical union, took advau-
tago Of the Opportunity to shake hands
with the dlsllngI lshed visitor mayor
Plat Rogers welcomed Mr.. Childs in
brief speech. w. Il. Boardman,
president % the Denver typographical
union, glsD cordially welcomed the
great phignthropi-t. Mr.. Chiljs chat.
tri pleasantly with every one in
tho room, tut declined to make u
HIteCh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11
Complaints Against IA Steamship
Company.

wAsHisGToN, May l0.--Reprosout-
alive Bowers (Cal.) today appeared
before the House podtoilice committee
TO urge favorable action on the resolu.
ton Introduced 10y him requesting tllu
acknowledgement to take tho nuces-a-
ry stcps 10 have tho contract between
the government and the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, for mail trans.
portati0n on the route from San Fran.
ciscu TO Panama, set aside, on the
ground that the service was not per-
formed by the company In accordance
with the spirit and letter Of the law.
A long preamble to the resolution re.
cites In effect that the company has
received and is now receiving large
subsidy from the ttanscontlnental rnil-
roads 10 enable the roads TO charge
exclbilant rates for transporting pass.
eIgers and freight, by reason OF which
the steamship company refuses to nc.
cord to the only American port at
which Il contracted 10 call (San Diego,
CALI the ordinary facilities which, Us
q common carrier, II was bound to
furnish passrngera And shippers Of
freight, which fsolllties II freely ac-
cords to all Mexican and Central
American ports.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11

On board q mnn.of.war there arc
usually several pets Their presence
Is not fiuwncd upon 10y the author
tics, for the life Of sailor is inonot
onouR, and Il harmless diversion Is
welcome to both officers and men.
Some one OF these pets tx usually n
iayoiitc, and - recognized by all.
from the captain TO the apprentice
boy, as tho ships mnscJt. Tho
cruiser Baltimore has for her mascot
goat
When she was put in commission
ho was duly entered on the ships
papers as WILLIAM Goat" Ilo IL un
old salt, having been brought mp in
Uncle Sans navy from u kid. Tho
first cutter Is the only boat in which
no will allow himself 10 DO tallon
ashore. llo listens 90 the service
every Sunday morning IN un cNom.
plary manner Nov York News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11

CHICAGO, May lO.--Tho hearing Of
the sensational sulsOf Chnrlts Dgrkco's
hclrs against Franklin H.. Head, the
Chicago millionaire manufacturer, be-
gan today befon Unl.ed States Circuit
Judge Graham. Difk1e was resi-.
den; Of Konosha, via, VINO amns-ed
u LARGE fortune ami became the Terri.
torihl governor o. Utah. Head wns
administrator Of his estate, and, alter
the lapse Of many years, IL charged
with having oOnspired with Harvey
Dnrkuc 10 deirauJ the benJ ficlarles VI
the will OF their rights, paying the
widow $4,000, and afterwards causing
her Incarceration IN the insane aaylum.
An accounting u asked. Judge Ora
ham took the matter uudur advlsemUnt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11

snipo shooting ON an Irish bog IL
an excellent test OF n sunnor's skill
and enthusiasm.
An experienced bog shooter, il no
finds himself going down, throws
himsclf Hat ON his side or back aud
at tho same timo throws his gun to
his attendant, generally IN unshod
"gossoon, who rarely fails to
catch It.
The sensation Of being begged Is
very unpleasant, but il u man throws
himself ON his side or hack there is
strength enough in Che peat TO sup
port his body.-"Forty.lyo Years Of
SPORT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11
BRIEF KILOGRAMS.

London, May lO.--rhc GIssiid pub.
fishes the urIcr prohibiting sealing In
Bcring sea until May, 1895.
Chnrlc.tou, =. g., May lO.-Con.
fcdentc Memorial Day was gcuemlly
observed lhtcughou; the South with
the usual impressive ceremonies.
Brussels, May lO.-rho Chamber OF
Deputies has decided, by a vote % one
hundred and thitty'sevvn to fevnn, 20
revise ihc coraiitutiuni anu greatly in'
cfoutc thu electorate
Tfouton. y. j., May iO.-Govornor
Abbott announced to-day that he had
decided 10 ueriu suit at common law
and In chaucUry against the compsnlts
IN this State Interested Ia the ReaIing
deal.
New York, May lO.--rhs National
Convention Of The Ancient Order OF
Hlherninns convened here today.
Committees were appointed, asd, after
three hUufg' session, the convention
adjourned To meet tomorrow.
Hayward, Cal, May lO.-h flre,
supposed 10 he inccndiafy, yesterday
destroyed the Chirholm & FARRELL
Agricultural wofks, The CITY Electric
Light worl,., NJ. Bridge harmon stot.
and other buildings. Tho estimated
loss ID 100000; insurance small.
Chicago, May io.--Johu Hogan,
aged 20, former rulton, u Bath,
Me-, who ha. been living number oi
years ia Australia, where no acouuul.
rted u large fortune, dropped dead AZ
the Polk Street dupo; this evening. lie
was on his way home to Maiue, where
he proposed to spend the remainder OF
his days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11

CHICAGO, May NEARLY 400 dele.
gates to tho Federation Of WOmen's
Clubs, which IL about 10 hold its bi.
ennial session here, are IN the city.
The headquarters Is ut the Palmer
House, and number Of meetings.
were held today. Tomorrow the con-
vebtlon will hold It's fret session la
Central Music Hall, and be called 70
order by Mrs. Charlotte Emerson
Brown, the iirst president Of the feder-
alton. Many well.kuown women will
attend. The object Of the federation
Ia TO discuss aud compare methods
Of conducting womcn's club, through.
out the world, In order TO mutu.
ally benefit each other. The
association was organized In 1859
nj meeting Of the S0rosls IN New
York, but this is the lrst general
gathering. Tbs national Council OF
women as n distinct body held M
executive session nj tho Palmer House
today. The meeting was presided over
by Mrs. May Wright Sewrll OF India.
napOlis, aud among those present were
Francis Willard and Susan b. An.
thony. The reports OF throe iElpott-
ant committees, which have been at
work for year, were discussed. Ono
committee has been working 10 secure
equal rights for women In the divorce
courts and get an cqusl representation
uponJne divorce committee, seeking
TO have uniform divorce laws In each
State. The question OF u suitable busi'
ness dress for women was the work Of
another committee, while Mrs. Leland
Stanford, Harriet Taylor Upton and
othefs have been working 10 secure
rom tho federal government tho nas-
slge Of u bill exacting equal pay for
,qsal work performed by women aud
men In the service OF the government.
Tho women sulraglsts also held a
meeting, resulting In the forming OF a
society tor the bringing about OF equal
suffrage. Ex-senator Castle Of Sand.
wich, Ill, was chosen president;
Olympia Brown Of Racine, Wis, vice.
president at large, and Mrs. A. j. Nc.
Kinney, corresponding secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11

NEw YoRli, May lO.-Juigo Truax
or the supreme court, .signsl tho iutg.
mont and decree Of separation ia the
slit for limited divorce brought 10y
Nclla II. Goodwin against Nat G.
Goodwin, the actor, for abandonment.
II wns agreed between them that he
ahould cay SO, 1000 In lieu Of alimony,
and one half the proceeds from the sale
Of the furniture In the house IN West
End Avenue, IN addition to paying
her attOrnoy's fres.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11

FRAEiiFORr, May TO- The tolc-
graph clerk who assisted lager 10
escape has been arrested here. He
supplied jcgcr with passport aud
assisted him Ia Other ways, receiving
for the service s. O0Omarka.
CAIRO, May To- Rudolph Jwser,
tho dviaultiug chief cashier OF the
Rihchilds, Frankfort, Germany,
whose il,ght was inndc public April
Goth, was arrested today Ia Ramlrli,
Egypt. His dcialoation is l,7D0,OOj
marks.
JWgcr when arrested was with his
mistress Bankno,.s almost TO the
value Of the amount stolen were found
IN Jpgers's baggage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11

ST.. PETERSBURG, May iO.--The trial
IL concluded ut bkefinardipaT, In the
government OF MoOban, Of twenty.
eight porOnr, charged with taking
part In the armed revolt nj MsilOp, ia
tie district Of Terelt, IN the Caucasus,
IN July last. The news OF tho result
OF tie thai Il the first intimation re.
ccivrd hero tina, such an affair had
taken place. A mcager paragraph III
newspaper now states that thirty
nine persons were killed by bullets, the
soldiery having fired into the crowd.
Twelve prisoner were acquitted, four
aentenced 10 u yegPsimprigonmunt for
impudencc TO the court, nnd the others
were sentenced TO u iorlnightS i'm.
pTlsOnnent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11

II Is announced that !. Messenger, OF
Cincinnati, has succeeded in utilizing
aluminium in the olcctroplating indus
try. Tho deposit Is pronounced Ms hard
and effective N nickel. II this be true, it
Is o great stop forward All metals can
hereafter DO plated with aluminium,
q metal that mover furnishes and does
not fuse readily. The amount of scour.
ing and polishing that will be savcd
when aluminium plating comes into
common use will make the new discoy.
cry an incalculablc boon 10 mankind.
Wherever nickel is now used, Alumni.
UNI can be used in plating,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11

WASHINGTON, May l0.-It IL 10
ported that two young Physicians from
Baltimore, one Or. sjaskins, fought a
duel on the banks Of tho Potomac, In
Virginia, yesterday afternoon. The
weapons were Tspier-, each participant
intent oh killing the other. After i've
m.nuics' spirited fencing, ono Slipped
ana his adversary raised his weapon.
Tho fallen man took advantage OF the
opening, ana thrust his sword into HE
rlval's neck, iuiliutlng nseTious wound,
at least no the story goes. Tho wounded
man was brought 10 Washington aud
cared for. His name II not known.
DIR. Caskins, who inflicted the wound,
was seconod by DR.. Mardon, an as.
soeiate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11

IN the air thoro Is dust that has
risen from tho ground and been
transpluntcd from afar by tho winds
there is powdcry matter That has
been elected from the interior Of tho
earth by volcanoes; there arc minute
particles OF iueteoritic matter that
come floating down outof intcrstellar
space, and there is great variety Of
living germs and organisms, some Of
which produce disease and death =.
Youths Companion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11

BAN FRASoIsco, May lO.--Tho an.
nual report Of ths Southern Pacific
Company Tor 1891 shows; Gross earn.
ing, $50, $50, 900; Increase, s2,O07, 600
over the previous year; operating ex-
pensts, s8l 10000, net earning, $40.
s5o,ooO; Increase, s2,ll3,0O1 over 1880;
total passenger earnings, si3,Oji 900;
increase, $4,000; freight earnings,
s33, O75,0OJ; incfease, 81, j3j, 900 over
the preceding year.
President Huntington IN hla report
refers 10 the development Of California
during the lat decade, and says thai
the ilfst shipment " fnlkiuH occurred
In 1873 aui consisted Oi 200 pluul-.
For the year 1891 II amounted to 10, 900
tons OF dT!cI fruits, Of which nu incon.
siderable quantity was shipped prior 20
1850. Tho shipment OF green aud de-.
ciduous iIuit began with about 200
otlORds IN 1870. In 1891 there was
shipped 1000 carloads OF green aud 5000
carloads Of Dry deciduous fruit, u total Of
7O0l carloads. In 1850 the gardens OF
California forwarded 800 carloads OF
vegetables to consumers east " the
Sierra Nevada mountains, and In 1891
1000 carloads.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11

The largest hcathen temple in tho
world is IN Seriugham, and it com.
priscs a square, each side being ono
mile in length, inside of which are
six other squares, The walls are
twenty-five fee, high and hyo feet
thick, and the hall whore pilgrims
conHugatc is supported by II thou.
sand pillars, each cut from u single
block ot stone. -Bostop Gl9ba
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11
Tho wyoming Trarpcrs OF for Kansas
CIV.

OiAHA, May l0.-Jonss and Walker,
tho Wyoming ttSppers, who were the
only witnesses 10 this killing Of Cham.
pion and Ray, were IN Omaha this
evening before Nudge Dundy OF the
United States court charged with sell.
ing liquor To indiana They valves
examination and were released on
their own reoOgnizance, Tho attorney
Tor tho catllemen who accompanied
them 10 Omaha has their prisoners in
charge, and, after keeping them In
concealment until $3.50, put them on
the train for Kansas City. IL Is be.
liovad that they will not Appear In
Omaha again 10 answer the charges
against them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11

An actor Ia one OF tho Broadway
theateN not long ago gave the uano
OF one Of DR.. Houghton's ourates us
reference in Il business transaction.
Tho merchant made haste TO tho
Littlo Church Around tho Corner and
preferred hil request ion particulars
concerning the financial standing and
reliability vi his proposed customer.
Indeed, said tho reverend gentle.
man hastily, u can givo you no
guaranty, my good s.ri Ihavc merely
u dcsultory acquaintance with the
gentleman, as 10 IL not u member of
our church. "Why, that's very
strange, said the merchant, perplcx.
edly; "he told me that he came nero
regularly" "lIo docs" returned tine
cuiutc, with u reminisccut smile ),
"he always gets me to many him.
Now York Press.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11

~. pETLH,BGSG, May l0.--A dis.
pntcb from Loik IN Poland, where
81, OOU strikers have been rinting saysa
hundred rioters were nrre1ted aud
taken to Warsaw under military escort.
The town continues In state Of siege.
Additional details show n terrible
state oil affairs ut I.olz. The strikers,
besides looting anu demoralzing valu.
AbD property, set Are to thc,huiljiugs.
The united forces Of the military aud
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11

Council BLuFFs, Ia, May iO.-The
State 81 Iowa will seud solid dclega.
tl0u to the National Democratic CON
ventiou Instructed to VOTE NJ "a unit
Tor Horace Buiea Tor President of tho
United states. These instructions viii
bp emphatic, ana the Hawkcye Demo.
Gratis Will not think Of n second choice
until Boio. no longer has hope Of re-
ceiving national favor. Should the
contingency arise, the Iowa delegation
viii dlubtless cast solid vote for
Cleveland.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11
"ruE r.EiuAuLr rLAS."
Archbishop Ireland aoa tho Catholic
Propaganda.

MINNEApOLts, May lO.-Arch.
bishop ireland has sent letter 10 Row.
j. G.. Byfne which, Il IN believed set.
ties the. attitude ut. the Vatican toward
the sO.cnlled Farbault plan Of dealing
with patoohihl schools. Tho arch.
bishop Gays; "rhe so.called FariLault
plan IL now for all allowed, in spite OF
the Germans aud JesuitH. The dcci.
sion h tOicTan potc1, which means
economically that iti- fully allowed. a
letter addressed to me Ia the name Of
the Propaganda brings out tho full
practical meaning OF the words. The
plan is, of couIsg, departure from the
ideal, and In case Of departure tho
cnnonicnl language asto 1t Is tolerant
rotesi, but they Imply for the practice
full approval"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-11
Increase Ia Membership of the
knights OF Inbrr.

PI1TsnUR1, May lO.-A quarterly
meeting u the general executive board
Of the kuights Of Labor viii be held
tomorrow. P0wdefley says that 10.
ports show an Increase In membership
during the past three months Of over
5000. THIS Is Unprecedented. District
Master Workman Dempsey said that
the board will likely take action on
the Peoples party platform. m II was
more acceptable 10 the knights than
tina. Of either Of the old parties.