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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-28
Sfptts fur gtemer5abler.

Collectors Office, 3immer No. II, |
San @ntonio, 25. Mdr5 '92.
Ser Undergraduate ma9t hermit be-
fannt, baB Die ftdbtif9e ad valorem
unb aopfiteuer fir bas Municipal=
iabr 1891 bor benz 81. Wfai biefes Sab
res gu entri6ten 1T.
@bmarb &if9e,
Stabtz &olleftor.
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8.

Serr Nbolpb 8ui9, Der 8eliber
Ser groBen NnbeulerzS 9 i6s8rauerei in
ct. 2ouis, ltebt iebt i'm 8egrif f, audi
in 9puftpn cine grDBe Sraueret gu err
ri9ten. 9ieIelbe pir6 nit eilem &oz
itenaufmanbe pDr 100000, i~ncluftpe
@isz6abrtf, gebaut tperben unb bic Qlrz
beiten iple1t i6on inn 2aufe btei IT $50
DE lit NAgriff genomnten perben. Die
@is>6abrif fpu i6pn ant Is. Sum- in
Sbdtigfeit iein. Sic 8rarerei mirb
elmer grpBen @ltSabl BON Irgefteltel1
ru1b Nrbeitern lobnenbe 8ei9dftigung
it6ern. Sie Inbeuiersgui6 8rauerei=
@eieli6aft pdblte Sorrfon CUR N1lage
bieies un~terneDmens aus, ba li6 bas
WaHer BORT altsge3ei9net fir 8rauereis
5pede eignet ultb ba 9Dufon iiber Die
benfbar giin1tigiten @iienbabn Ser
b~inbunger i'm State berfiigt.
: Sem &eprdfentartel1bauie Ser
Staatslegislatur 1T BON benz @omite,
an mel6es bas aus formelen @riinbett
fir uttepnfitutionel erfldrte Alien
Land Law CUR @iebermagung iiberz
wieien porben mar, cine 9~1bHitutsbia
eingerei6t pprbe1, mel6e BEN 3itel
fiibrt: Sin @eieb CUR 8ef6rdrfung
un0 &egulirung Der @igentbiimeridaft
BON @runbeigentbum tn Seras BON
Seiten Sremtber unb CUR Gerfal>@rfld>
ring bes 8efibre6tes BON 2dnbereien,
bic re6tswibrig i'm 8elibe bon Musldns
bern 1inb." @egen ein5elne 8eiiimmuttz
gen bieier Sill, bic fi6 auf BEN &iidz
fauf p%erpfdnbeter utb perfallener 2d1z
bereien be5iebett, tpalten ernfte 8ebenfen
por ltnb es lit baber tpabrf6einli6, DAP
Die @rlebigung Der pprltegenben Sill
biz CUR ~reguldren 5eiiion
peri6oben perbett tpiro.
- Sem &eoafteur 9apis pon benz
in @dlber erI6einemoen "Square Deaz
ler' 1T es i9le6t befommelt, ben 2os
falzYatriotismns Der 8iirger BON GAR
pppD DerleBt I'll baben, irbem er eine1
pemig f9mei6elbaften 9lrtifel iiber
6armoob urb Sic uprpmineften4 bies
les Stdbt9ens ber6fentIi6te. Mar
bing i'm au - a~Qer6ings muir Sin eff
fgieo. Die i'm bar1teaea6e ardulid
ausftaffirte Strobpuppe, Die an einer
Selegrapbenpfolen in Der Ndbe bes
8abnbofs gefniipft murbe, trug auf
Der 8rult ei1en s3ettel nit ser fd6ttert
Sni@rift: sc. s. 9apis, 5tinftbiers
&e6afteur bes 8aaabonbenzWif it
Mdlber." @Is ber;nnfern bes Str. 9az
big biefen am Na6mittaqe auf Ser Giidz
f;;hr+. .,,rSo : = ,,;t fo,,fo,, N;onn g.
lAYlte, lUulDe q ultl luuleH With uDll>
barDtrt. fn0dR er ifh in efrtent dr1R1i>
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9(naebpte perlanat

fir ben 8au unb Die Sertigitelung bes
San Nntonip Union S6la6tbauS unb
Der &efrigeratorzNnfal mad ben BON
Dem ar6iteften Sobn Sbpmas in st,
2puis angefertigten Yldnen unb Spez
cififationen. 9ie Yldne fDnner bel
Sranf 8rpmr, SO. 40 .Siibs
alamo StraBe, eingefeben merben
N%ngebpte merben am Sreitag ben /,
@pril, Na6mittags 2 ltbr, ge0Hnet.
Or. Mmos @raDes.
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Weue nenti6e Stpptbefe.
~. 81 Q8. 8alteper, $40 81 Spa.
ftpu SfraRe.

9ie Serren so. & 90. aalteper, err
fabrene Npntbefer unb gbemifer, baz
ben in go. 800 Sfs9ouftonltraBe cine
9eutf6e Mpotbefe etablirt. 9ie Ser
ren fiibren felbftberitd1bli6 ein boues
2ager BON 9roguen aIer @rt, gatentz
mebi5inen, Spilettenartifel etc. unb perz
ben beipnbers Der &eeeptur lire Sauptz
aufmerfiamfeit f6enfer. 8eibe linb
in ibrem Sadie i'm Nprber, iopie in
9euti6lanb ausgebilbet mprben.
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&c ipute In iebem Sanie 5ein.

S. 3. Mtlfpn, 81 Glap Gtra6e, @barpsbnrs. ga.,
fur S6iptnbIu@t, Suiten unb Grtdltuns fein, BENIN
oafelbe babe feline Grau seteiIt, peIhe mad einem bef=
itSen Infale her Grippe" BON Der 9unsen Gntsnrs
panbten WitteI rirtunsslps ~seblieben paren. Rpberi
garber BON @orfSpprt, .8d., erfldrt, RAP Or. StnaS
Rsae e%rf1ahuns tbm n,ebr senhst babe, aIs irsenD St
Bate. Gs siebt nt6ts gedereS, Man periu6e "a!
6rete. Brpbes 5laiden in Ser Mpptbefe BON Mbplpb
Oreis, 1bnmpipn & Go. @rrse SIai6en so Gents
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1Dd1in aeindht!

Sin beutl6es Mdb6en, tpel6es @ngz
lii6 peritebt, bas gut fo6en, maiden
unb pldtten fann, ipirb fir cine fleine
Tamilie geia6t. Na95ufragen bel 0trs,
8. Norman, 206 Melt : @lmiraz
itraBe, (nabe San Bebro Qbe.).
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MISFIT CLOTHING PARLOR

siebt guren Dollars bpppelten Mertb.
@Om S6neiber gema9te .$25 6errens
Nn5iige fir $3.50.
8om S9neiber gema6te 8einfleiber
mertb $12 so, ieBt S.. 8ir baben
pahenbes fir Seben unb repariren Elm
Sabr fo itenfrei. No. 200 gpms
merce>, @de NaparrpsS traBe.
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Ser teramifdte Meftpish.Grnprt.

Sas teranii9e Mdftungsgei6aft unb
bic geri9ifung BON fettem S6la6tz
pieb, Sffen iopie 9dmrneln unb 66as
fen aus alet 5beiIen bes States mad
bet tpefli9en unb n6rbli6en Wtdrfteit,
bat IN ben lebten Wonaten g~rpBartiae
gfbdltnt1e angenommelt.
Wie mir friiber i6on beri9tet, bat
biefer berbdltniBntdbig iunge Snbufriez
5tpeig beionbers au9 fir 6ouifon f9on
cine ni6t 5u l1n.erf6dBenoe 8e6eutung
%setponnen. Nuf BEN 0iebb6fen Ser
beiben 9puitoner 8aumponfametls
Selmiiblen uerben f~ortmdbrenb Sauz
iet6e BON S6fen fir ben aitswdrtigen
Marft gemdftet, urtb am IL unb is.
Mdr5 finb BON bort nieber elm gan3er
Wagen5ug uttb aIBerbem 20 nit Mafts
bieb belabene Gifenbabntpager na6
Chicago abgegangen unb babel babelt
Die 8iebb0fe nod 10 biele 8elteaungen,
baB es faum mOgli6 1T, ibnen nadsuz
fDmmen.
9as @Ieide pirb BON &od6ale un6
8elton gentelbet, Mnb Der 8eri9t porl
erfgenannten YlaBe fiigt aus6ridli6
bin5u, baB alles Mtaitpieb bort bic leBte
adlteperiobe Coon II. big 10. Mfdr3)
gut iiberitanben babe. 9us Marlir
ia9t cine Mittbeilung BPM, %. War3,
trOb Der Sbatiabe, baB Sails So.
aufgeb6rt babe, einen eigentli6en 8iebs
su6tsbifrift gu bilben, neil bel friibez
req @raslanb inter ben pfug genoms
men lei, tuer6e bon bort aug bod cine
groBe Menge bpn gemdfetem S1la9tz
pieb- etpa 5000 big 10000 Stiid -
i'm 2aufe bes Griibjabrs unb 9orioms
mers mad ben Mdrften In ben Staaten
gebra9t tperben.
au6 bon eagle paB in Maberid
@ountp pirb bic 8erf6ifutg bi1nen
Der nd9iten 80 Sage cine febr ftarfe
tDerben un6 in~sbefonbers rerben biel
5dmmel un6 S6afe BON bort aus nod
bent Norben geben.
Wie Der betrehenhe 8eri6t mittbeilt,
tDirb Ger S. 6. Burr $4,000 6ammel
mad Chicago bringer, unb wa6ri9einz.
lid ebenfo bel merben BON Sbompz
ions &an6 bortbin gei9idt merben.
adufer aug SfsSt. 2ouis baben ben
9dmmelbefanb Der Stonei9en Seerbe
i'm runber 3abi $500 Stad-aufges
fauft umb merben biefelben at1 20.
Npril in @mpfang nebmen. Sie Iebz
bate Na6frage feitens Der adufer unb
bic 9nten preife,-beiBt es gum S9luB
- iinb an5ei6en, mel@e barauf bitz
%tpeifen, baB bic fommenbe Saiion fir
u~nieren 2anbestbeil cine gebei6lide
fein pirb.
Suites, fettes teranilGes 8ieb ipirb
finftigbin INNER CUTE preile bringelt
anb bas 0iebsu6tsgeiddft mieber au
einem psablenben" MAIDEN.
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@pm Spmnenanfz gum Spnmc,t>
itttergang.
s il san3er SAG erfpart,

&eiienhe BON Seras mad ct. 2ouis
l11b 0ltlihen Stdbten fonrer 3polf
Stunoen Sabr5eit iparen, pern 1ie
tbre 8iaette iiber Die rSron Mountai1t
Goute", faufen. sic baben bier bic
feinen pullman Buffet S9lafpogen;
Die ausge5ei6neten Geelining Chair
Cars, @iye fret. @eaen @inselbeiten
menoet @u6 an Sno s, 2ewis, pafaz
ge : Qgent, @1tilt, 5eras,
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4 slrmtca ealbe.

Die bsFe Galts ter Welt fur GHnitte, QuetiGuns
sen, 0efAmfre, Gtebers unt 9auts ausI@Iag, Sledte,
se{yruneene 6dnbe, Grrifteulen uHb dle 9auttrants
1titen ; furtyf 6dmGrrbcibeu cher fetne Bejablun8.
3bltee 3ufrtebsnteit s~araHttrt pber has @elb wirb
q aHsn apptAsEeu. atslYb Drstb, abempion & Co.,
Btslsfaif.
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= Mnstige bel panepat& Sobn
beltent ober fertis gefauft, iiBen tpie an=
gegoHen. 5ertige Sa6en werben fo>
tenfrei pafenb gema9t.
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Gin pprsiiglides Sptel.
gu perfaufen oosr gu permietben

9as neue, id1n g~eleeene v8ap Stem 9ptel"
6ront on ber Mranias 8ab in Stockport. Sc
ras, (aud arnnias gaB eenannt), befannt
ais Der seiuttbeite unb bic ineifte 3eritreuuns
bietenbe 9lab an Der @oIffllte, eleid5eitts Der
neue Siefnaierbafen opit Eeras, an iuel9ein oie
9rbeiten bereitS in Mnsriff eenpntmen iprrber
itnb. Babe unb @eieai6aftS>8 abiGon Dor
Dem Sotel, g9egen Ginselbeiten fpenoe mar
ii@ an
2onis $. 8rubl,
Stockport, Teras.
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an @~ertopfung unt gerOau-
nngsbei6perben leibenb, gebrau9te
i6 nit ben beten @rfolgen Or. Quguit
a0nig's 9amburger Sropfen.-W1iaie
8rinfeL gor. &ipps unb 8a9elore
StraBe, Gppington, 8p.
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9ie befien 9berbembei1, 1nters
seug unb Soiletten : 9rtifel bel g anz
coat & 5Dbn.
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Sic guuset Wppb Gp.

oerfauft Me9lQiter, Snbia1t Serritorp
&Oblen gu $3.50 per Sonne, 9ol5 81
$3.50 per gDrb unb gebadtes SDl5 gu
$3.50. Ollie Nuftrdge perben prompt
ausgeflbrt. Selepbon81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-08

Tho owner Of fine herd Of Jersey
cows Ia Pennsylvania suspected the exc
istouce Of tuberculosis among them. lie
caused six Of tho suspected animals TO
be- slaughtered aud found That his sus.
Wriuns We're correct Five OF tho cows
had consumption. The animals wcro
examined by professors IN thoyvtcriuary
department OF tho University OF Penn.
syNhma, 1t isto b. wished that ull cat.
tie owners were rs careful Hs thi' gen.
tluuan, MIR. Dillingham;. Then children
would not run the risk Of drinking Ia
consumption with the milk thcy arr 80
fond OF.
OF poultry breeds the American chick.
ems, Plymouth Rocks and Wyundottcs
como nearer being lAl ~ purpose
fowls than any others The Houdan Is
the only French fowl that sooms to
thrive In our trying climate.
This IS a good time TO go into the
sheep business.
Kentucky lamns a.o already engaged
FOR delivery next summer at q aud o. !
eonts u pound.
Bulletin 81 Of the Kansas experiment
station make tho statement that blind
siagEcrs among horses comes from tho
feeding OF moldy corn. Another mi.
crobo disease.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-08

That delicious fungus growth rcicn.
ILLEGALLY called by ahig and strange name,
but commonly known as tho mushroom,
Is just beginning 10 como plOntifully
into the local markets. and they are pre-.
pared TO stay till late into the fall.
Those which are found In the ycgo.
table stalls Ia Washington market arc
OF artificial culture aud arc now selling
ut about sovcnty-fye cents pound. 4
month ago tLcy brought $l.3j pound.
aud month hence hf,y cents or oven
less will buy a goodly supply Of tho nu-
triiious and delicious white stcinmod
and brown topped fungi.
Said the ruddy faced and white apron
ed inarsctman 20 me today between tho
puts of his poriccto;
"Yca, sell good many mushrooms,
especially during Lent. Those that
come in now ara raised in lighthouses In
beds underneath the plant shelves aud
they como pretty high, although thoy
arc getting down In price lately. have
sold them as high Us three dollars q
pound. Later on In the spring we got
them from the farmers and others who
raise them Ia their collnrs. In shaded
places and oven IN caves, and during
warm weather mon and women aud
boys and girls who gather them In
folds and pastures bring them In 20 tho
city, ThCn wo Foll them for almost
nothing-as low as ten cents a pound
sometimes. Most Of our customers who
buy mushrooms arc people OF means,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-08
The Maynard Election Returns In
pu,ry.

ALnAEY, n. ", a pril T.--Whcn the
joint Judiciary committee OF the Lcgis.
lhtutv met this afternoon IL resumed
the hearing Of the Maynard cleo.
tlOn returns Inquiry. MIR. Saxton
(Rep.) demanded 10 know N the Re-
publican minority would be permitted
TO summon witnesses. lie said that
one thing 10 DO proved was that
certain allegations Of fact In Judge
Maynarl'e letter u vindloatlon OF
himself were false; that, while IN
his letter Maynard pleaded that he was
surprised at certain points by the
movement Of the Republican council,
and that his acts were shaped In pat
or whole, he had In his possession
written or printed information Of the
movements 70 be made In the election
returns case previous 10 the periods
named by Judge Maynard In his letter.
Senator Sutton moved that the minor
lty be permitted 10 call vitnesscs. The
motion was defeated. Senator Teller
tried to got a vote on the question
whether the minority would be allowed
TO present report, hut failed. The
Republicans tried 10 iini out whom the
committee would meet and what II In.
tended to do. Chairman R3csch prom
isud that the committee would not
meet again this week, but lie could not
say about the report. The Republican
protested that they Were not being
fairly treated, aud that 1t had been un'
def3tood that the minority would be
allowed to cali witnesses. The hearing
finally adjourned, subject to the call Of
the chair.
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regard TO the condition OF The nogotla-
tinus. The departure Of the President
from the city at this limo 10 regarded
ne specially significant, In view OF the
statement attributed 10 him, that he
would moi 20 away until the question
oftho modus vivondi had been settled
one way OF the othor IL is believed
that an agreement has practically been
reached by the President aud the
British minister, aud mat the basis on
the agreement has been communal
Gated to Lord Salisbury Tor his action.
A. II "a not likely that the Bri,ith
Premier will dlspose nf the m Ter Tor
several dnys, the pfoaidunt probably
thought that he could avail himself Of
tic interval Tor n few days recreation.
The agrurmen. partly concluded f.
said SUBSTANTIALLY 10 he the same rs the
modul vivrndi OF lat year aud that
expires on the Goth proximo.
Active preparations nre Low being
made Of the navy aud treasury depart
mcnts Tor the dispatch Of vc1sris to
Brrlng sea. The vessels 10 be- usci Ia
this service will be the revenue steam.
ufs Crush" sBeaf," "Cofwinn AMI
"Albatrosl,D and the var ships "lian.
ser. - "AdHmtD and "Muhicnn,n and
possibly the "Charleston,' "Balti.
more" or "Yorkton," most likely the
last named. These Arrangements are
being made In anticipation " a favor
able conclusion Of the negotiations for
modus vlveudi, which will include
active cooperation on the part Of the
British navy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-08

The other dpy Denver man stepped
from the train, saw bot ho thought be
would like, and asked tho owner, who
OF c1uuo just "happoupl' to be- stand.
ing near, what he wInll take for 60.
zone thousand doll1u,' was tho 10.
ply.
well, IN geo You again shortly.
want to look ubout aud get my bear.
ing-.'
After inquiriug the prices Of various
other lots hc concluded 10 tako the i.rst
one. lie had been gone but nm hour,
and felt a satisfaction at being able 10
do little business 10 soon after his az.
rival, aud remarked 10 u companion,
This is u hummer and 10 mistake"
To the owner no said. "I'yo concluded
TO take your lot. Have the pnporu nude
out and wc'll 80 up to the bank and get
the money!
1.-THE price has gone up since YOU we're
here. II Is now Sl,3O0,' quietly 10.
marked tho Owner.
"Thrcc hundred dollars an hour!' 10
gusped. and WIS carried To the train.
Tho rQcc was too killing. Such activity
In realty and building has rarely been
seen, even In Colorado. The buildings
IN Jimt0wn have arisen Ike mu hrooms
over night. IN uhioncc of couple OF
daya, aud oro would rub his eyes to he
sure DO was awake, su great 10 the
change. Cor. Denver sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-08

KANSAS CITY, April THE second
days conference opened this morning
with devotional exorciscs. Tho regular
business VI the meeting VIII 10 trans.
acted this afternoon.
The morning session ofthe Rp.orran.
lied Church Of Latter.day Saints was
given up TO religious services conduct
cd by Elders Holland, OF Illinois, and
Blaklesloe, Of Michigan. The former
IN his sermon denounced the general
disobedience Of the revelation Of 1857,
which iorbids the use II tobacco by
Latter-dny Saints, and urged It's
obedience. The afternoon session was
devoted to business. The quorum OF
thu seventies, the high priests and
teachers all IN tde reports Of their work
during the year, which were, without
exception, Of u very natIering nature.
a committee was appointed TO attend
the Morld's Fair at Chicago for the
purpose OF advertising 10 the world the
principles and plans Of the church.
An adjournment until tomorrow was
then taken.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-08

House 10 answer summons charging
them with crnsuring one OF the cu-
pl0yca who had testified before the
parliamentary commission inquirlng
into tho hours Of labor imposed upon
railway servants, In such n manner ~
to intimida,u them aud other railway
employees from tcstiiying freely aud
fully upon the matter. The commits.
sion, In inquiring into The matter,
wants \ special report Of the facts in
the case, nad the nbove.nain0d were
summoned TO appear before the House
20 explain thelf action. They all con.
Cured ln thU,rregtrt Tor their language
IN consuming Hood, the cmployc re-.
ferred o., aud declared that their o..
Tense wa uuintUntionak
After q great deal Of discussion, Mt.
Howell declared, amid cheers and
shouts u doflsion, that the directors
ought 30 be scnt 10 prison.
a proposal 10 adjourn was defeated
by vote Ut 22l to l3j, and thy debate
proceeded.
Mr.. Baliour then moved that r
motion made by Sir Michael Hicks.
Beach, that the Speaker admonish the
railway directors for their breach u
privilege, Dc put.
Baifour'r motion was received with
loud shouts ot ayes, which were 70.
sponded 10 by defiant radical cry Of
noes.
Dr. Tanner exclaimed, "No hum.
bug, and was rcbuLcd by the speaker.
The uproar subsidlng, Sir Michael
Hicks Beach's motion was carried by q
vote " 800 10 ~. The directors were
then recalled TO the bar Of the House
and the Speaker read the rcsolu Ion,
adding that the House had taken u
lenicnt view OF their conduct In
accepting the apology they had offered,
aud that the privilege Of the House
was no unreal, shadowy or unsubslan.
tial thing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-08

Though the Chinese diplomntiat moves
slowly, there arc some Chinese manda-
rims whose ways arc expeditions aud
summary. Under tho auspices OF Chang
Chih-tung foreign engineers arc pros
pccting in tho noighborhood Of Hankow.
They woro commended tho other day by
tho ylcoroy TO the caro- and protection OF
q minor mandarin. This parsonage,
rooted IN the traditions Of tho past,
viewed the advent Of tho "Fanqur with
disapproyal
He pOuncd romons,raucc, setting
forth that It would be unsafe to allow
the earth dragon, who has lain uudis-
turbol since tho time OF Contucius, TO
be- profanoly timporod with Thecoun-
try folk. he explained, were q rough Get,
who, on seeing strange men with strange
instruments In their hands probing and
pcoting into the earth, would bo sure to
DO reused 10 mischief. and as he pro-
fcsscd himself powarloss TO restrain tho
lot that might onsuo, ho prayed his ex-
collency 10 rocons idcr tho NATTER
Tho vicoroy took in the situation NJ q
glance. Ho wrote In reply TO say that,
iuasinuch az the local official did not
seem equal to copo with tho situation,
he was 5endlng five deputies, with boats
and follower, TO afford the foreigners
safe aud suitable oscort-all NJ the OK
ronac Of the romonstrant. Their visit
Is said TO have cost tho worthy magis-
trato some 500, aud since thon Chang
Chih.tung has not been troubled with
any more romomhnnco from the zeal.
GUS defender OF the earth dragon. --Man-
chester (Englnnd) Examiner.
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rnE aArs InyEsrIuArIoN.
A Sensation Sprung whcn Mr. Enioc
ASKS ~ Pertinent question.

WASHINGTON, April "A sensa.
ton was sprung unexpectedly In the
Raum investigation this morning,
when Mr.. EnlOe asked II the score.
taries OF congrcssmen ever sold inform.
alton OF the status Of claims TO pension
attorneys.
Mr.. Raum had big bundle ~
papers and was prepared for just this
sort Of question, for he produced AMI
read letters ia which the charge was
made that Samuel II. Hnrsey had,
through Ragan & Go. Of Kenton, o.,
and II. G. Pcet OF Colum bus, Ind,
carried on quite a business q this sort.
II was then shown that liersy had
called un the cases on congressional
slips Signed by Representative Cooper
OF Indiana, one OF the prosecutors In
the case. Hersoy ALTO worked for Mr..
Brookshire OF Indiana aud Mr.. CAN'T
of Ohio, but II was not shown that
Herseyis connection with them had
been The same Rs IN the Cooper case.
The investigation directed by the
commlasioner had reference to Mr..
tOOpeT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-08

NEW ORLEANS, April 7. Today
General John Is. Gordon aud party ar.
rived. The party was received by n
reception committee Of prominent
Confederate veterans and escorted to
their hotel. General James LonSstrcet
and his brother also arrived today.
Fully ten thousand new arrivals put
In an appearance to-day. senator
Daniels, General X. u. Smith, General
Caleb Of Texas and Mrs, jefferson
Davis and Miss Davis were the
honored guesls Of the day. The Ca.
yalry Association held ito reunion to-
day, General W. IL. Jackson OF Belle
Meade presided and delivered an adj.
dfoas. W. IL. Jackson was elected
president. Tho meetlng Of the general
nssoclation will take plaou tomorrow,
and Senator Daniels will deliver tho
Grafton ut the French Opera House.
The session will last two days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-08

There is n great revival going on in
our midst. Wednesday night the grocery
man got mp In meeting aud kaidi "Breth-
rcn, I'm The man who furnished the
orphan asylum with meat at twelve
conH a pound when 1t wasn't worth siS
Cents
When he rat down another fellow
jumped up and saili Brethren, / want
10 mako dcan breast of IL, I'm the
man whostolc the meat that he furnished
u u,s orphan gylpla. Pray log u.s."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-08


In Paris tho idea Of entertainments by
telephone has been 40 far developed that
a company has been formed 20 provide n
thcuicr telephone service. Instruments
are placed IN clubs, bolclf, cafes and
restaurants, aud various performances
are constantly on tap. ~ dropping u
half franc into q all, the yigarIou8 thea
ter RUrr obtains communication with
his tuvor.to playhouse for five minutes,
and II he times hi- connection properly
be can hear the song which las become
the hit of the season 90 very mgil
charge A private service Of u siinilHr
nature is also contemplated, and hUforo
long IL viii be quito natural Tor a hoss to
give q thcatcr party IN his own drawing
room.
There Is always peculiar fascination
for the general pHblic in listening by
means of the telephone 20 cutoriair.
monta which arc given az q distance.
ono Of She most attractive features VI
electrical exhibitions i3 nlWays the tulo-
phone section, whcru % number II t,lc-
phones provide entertainments "ou tap'
from thcators and concert halls. This
was particularly noticeable 40 the Paris
electrical exhibition held rome years
ago and at the LouoN lycowm In New
York, The telephone section was crowd.
ed all the evening with delighted listen
ers, -Eleulaclts