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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-03
DINNER, Tea AND TOILET SET
DEPARTMENT.
ANNIVERSARY DINNER SET. 1852.

This Dinner Set is made Of fne durable quality
china the decorations artstically hand painted in
the newest styls finished In FURNISHED gold. We
guarantee piece. and It comprises the following
pieces:
slsE Plates Meat b.. large sdhisl
sss CREAM s.ucer. Meat bi.h t.m.l .izs
L I seaS fa1s. 5a' I! dses .sa .uosr.
&SSSss SsaP Vegetable Sss.n S Sisshsr.
aUpSs ;:Sss Vegetable lowered Butter Dish.
Anniversary price. sl5.se. Regular price. s21. so.
Another ANNIVERSARY Dinner SET.
We have eighteen us, different styles Of decorations
which the most refined beautiful decorations
Put on a piece Of china. Our guarantee goes with
every piece to its wearing qualities Those sets
the practical table pieces above and the ami
versary price is s24.y7. Regular price. s34 9S.
ASS,vERsARY TOILET SET. S4.14.
These Toilet Sets entirely new. The decorations
are the most descrbable patterns. comprising fifteen
5) decorations. all hand painted, flushed in gold
ASS1vEnsAny Tea SET. S4.9l.
Such models Of beauty are these Tea Sets they
hardly dsscribable such refined decorations, all
hand painted. Anniversary price. S4.91. Regular
pirce. A6.4S.
GLASS Ware DEPARTMENT.
Clear Thin Tamblers. Anniversary price, &c.
dozen. Regular price, 75c. dozen.
Cut Glass Fruit Saucers. Anniversary price. SC.
Regular price. 10c.
New Glass Fruit Stand. Anniversary price. 21c
Regular price, 4Sc.
KITCHEN UrESs1L DEPARTMENT.
Blue and White Enameled Tipped Sauce Pans.
Anniversary price, 53c Regular price, SIC.
Blue and White Enameled Pudding Pans. Ami
vsrsary SIC Regular price. 55c.
Blue and White Enameed Tea Pots and Coffee
Pots. Anniversary price, re REGULAR price. 81 Is.
Blue and White Enameled Tipped Preserving Ret
ties. Anniversary price, 69c. Regular price, 81.
20inch Oval Japanned Tea Trays. Anniversary
price, 29c. Regular price. 4Sc.
LOOT. Water Buckets (tin). Anniversary price, 14c
Regular price, 25c.
The Finest Single Gas Stove made; every one war
ranted. Anniversary price. 70. REGULAR price Csc
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CELEBRATE TOMORROW 1892 OUR TWENTY.
SECOND ANNIVERSARY TO CELEBRATE A
TING MANNER APPRECIATION FOR THE
OF WASHINGTON
AND VICINITY HAVE BESTOWED UPON
TO RETURN A MANNER SUCH THAT
ALL WHO COMPLIMENT US BY VISITING
WILL GET SOUVENIR ANNIVERSARY FROM
EVERY DEPARTMENT; BARGAINS
THE LARGE BUSINESS WHICH WE HAVE
OTHER HOUSE WHAT
EVER YOU BUY NO MATTER HOW SMALL. RE-
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HE CELEBRATED ROLLER TRAY
Trunk, $3.50.

The always popular and Justly celebrated Roller
Tray Trunk fst top Excelsior lock- double sheetiron
bottom every nail riveed down washers full linen
lined. made Of the very best canvas Anniversary
price, SO, 90. Regular price, g.
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JEwELRY DEPARTMENT.

OEwELRY DEPARTMENT,
All 9Sc. Jewelry. Anniversary price. Sic.
All 4Sc. Jewelry. Anniversary price. 39c.
All 2oc. Jewelry. Anniversary price, lSc.
All 1Oc. Jswelry. Anniversary price, &c.
All &c. Jewelry. Anniversary price, &c.
15 per cent discount on all Jewelry over 9Sc Our
Jewery Department comprises all the latest novel;
ties Our anniversary prices certainly very low.
We do this. every lady needs something In this de-
partment.
UMBRELLA DEPARTMENT.
2sfnch Gloria Umbrellas. pargon frame, natural
wood handle. Anniversary price. Sl31. Regular
price, 81. 9S.
Ladies' Fine Gloria Umbrellas. paragon frame.
with natural wood handles. in loops. twists, rings
&c. Anniversary price. SIC. Regular price, 81. 25
Ladies' Fine Gloria Umbrellas, with the new Cape
Horn handle. Anniversary price. 81. "a. Regular
price. 81 4S.
STATIONERY DEPARTMENT.
Fine Smooth Wove Writing Paper Anniversary
price. &c. pound Regular price. 15c. pound.
Commercial Square Envelopes, go cd quality. An
niversary price. 4c Regular price, SC.
Our Own Celebrated Pencils. with the Eagle patent
rubber. Anniversary price. 23c. dozen. Regular
price, CSC. dozen.
Good Playing Cards Anniversary price. &C. Reg.
ular price. 10c.
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A 34-rs. CnrsrA1rzrp ZINC Trunk
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Alarge size 34-in. Crystalized Zinc Trunk souare
TOP iron bottom. iron bound, patent locks, three
hinges full finished trays. hardwood stays Anniver
sary price. ". As. Regular price, Sa
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!. the courage and the cash necessary =;
:sssss 70 consumate such . g. -sss-S
ss1-s5- ssntic purchase in the 1900
ss- generous and hearty response thas-s
80 followed the announcement, -etsfN
$50 But vs rOusd be willing to -SSI-s
e bank esery dollar ~s 0Os'ss' in the
.sSss ,.ide wOr'd on your sez ysSSs
$3.50 prsefation Of OUR enter. IEN
- prise. We had but to tell you the
800 t.cs.-plain and without -ssIs
sssss% coiorins open wide ESsS
~ Dew your purse strings.
80 We boush. at . big re, Jtsfs
$500 duction-scarcely two-thirds Iyss
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HsI q fortune. But great -ssSf
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go ,svsrs. We mustered this -Essss
800 army Of quality in three -SfsfS
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ss-s-ss- price that yields you q NSs
sSvs1 lions share Of the eon.-SSs
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ssIs1g Let everything else drop 1ssIy
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49, for the benefit Of every -ssHS
E@% Soy IN Washinoton-.nd -srssS
~ans yos all to preat bv u
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Observation-Disclosures
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PA AVE. AND IRA 81.
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An Extra FINE METAL LINEN LINED
TRUNK, $3.50.

Very Large. Strong. Extra Well -made Metal
Trunk. with special iron railing Excelsior lock- two
trays. full linen lined double sheee bottom made
Of the very heaviest metal. Anniversary price IA ~
Regular price, SO
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A 3O-rs. Srrr1pousD LADIES,
SQUARE Tor Canvas TRusx S4.25

large size 3O-in. Steel-bound Canvas Trunk
square top sheetsee bottom Excelsior lock- hickory
Stats on side top and bottom, deep trays and large
hat box. covered, iron bands steel clamps all
parts riveted. nrstclass Trunk in every way An.
niversary price, g. 25. Regular price S6 30
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-06

The Republicans Of the House iitsosi
10 ~.

10 ~.
WAsliiS0rON, April b.--Tho Rephu.
licans oi the House, for the irt time
this session, foBur,ed 10 iilibustcfing,
and the enormous Democratic ma jnrity
Of the two.thirds found u impossible
TO overcome the skiliul tactics of Re-
preventative Burrows, aud forced the
Free Wool bill 90 u vote. IL has been
rumored for some time that " Demo.
cfaig would attempt 10 pas. the Springer
bill before tho close of the legislative
day, IN order that II might have pOliti.
cal effect In aiding tile Democrats 10
carry Rhode Island. Whatever intOn.
tons there may have been some days
ago OF rushing this bill through the
House, there IL no doubt that the plan
was iiunlly abandoned before tive lie.
partufc o. Chairman Springer yesler.
day for Virginia Beach.
IL had been generally understood by
the members that II had been agreed
by the committee on ways ami means,
Democrats and Republicans ulike, that
Immediately after the House wuni Into
commltiue ~ the whole vote should b.
taken without debate on II. Mr.. Bur.
rows's amendment, which was pend.
lhEf W htIlht out NuNi- llull Ahf Ntti
section, and the effect OF this amend
meut 10 Intended to strike out the
sense VI the bill. But when McMlllin
closed the debate on the ilrst section,
limited 10 one hour, the Republicans
moved that two houts he accorded.
Pending the discussion OF thu qurs-
ton, Speaker Crisp spoke sharply u
Burrows In manner which that
gentleman resented, and impelled the
Republicans 10 resort TO 1libnaering
methods TO accomplish their ends.
Under the rules the Democrats were
powerlc,s, and the House finally All.
journod.
There is no intention on the part Of
the committee to resort 10 the clolufr,
and the light will continue tomorrow,
with both eider nrraytd rs they We're
when the nag Of truce was raised this
evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-06
rnE NEW YORK POLICE.
A startling Accusation Against the
Entire torce.

hh'ltt tot'fs
NEW YoRG, April 5.-"'rhero IL at
least 81, 900, 900 collected annually from
the keepers Of concert halls, gambling
deus, saloons aud houses OF ill.repu o
and distributed among the memberu u,
the police department. | say nj least
s., 600, 900, Tor a calculation shows that
the amount Ia probably nearer 10000
900, accounting 10 n morning paper.n
Henry NJ. Tabor, foreman Of the
March grand jury, made the above
startling accusation In an Interview
last evening.
against what members OF the
police do you direct your accusation"
against the entire force, from the
superintendent to the patrolmen."
The grand jury were not able to find
evidence inculpating the police com.
missioneIs and MIR. Tabor was asked
why the grand jury did not find in.
dlctments In place OF an indefinite
presentmcnt against tho police depart.
ment.
1--WE had Chief Inspector Byrnes
and Inspector Williams before ~.
Both these officials were more than
match for us. They knew how 10
cover themselves, and to use vulgar.
ism, they 'iloored u.s. We had pre-.
sumtive evidence enough TO warrant
the indictment OF many police oiiiclals,
but while the evidence was cony.nc.
ing to tho grand Jury, we could not
rely on its presentation before trial.
Witnesses RETAINED from giving evil
dence for fear OF vengeance Of the ex.
posed parties, u Vengeance In the exc.
cution OF which the police would give
every opportunity and assure absolute
protection"
"Do you infer the witnesses feared
assassinatiou?v
"Pcrhaps should not go so far as IL
say they feared deliberate nB iassination,
but they certainly did fear bodily
harm. At all events the police system
In this city Is such that no one can
deny the danger one subjects himself
to when no has Incurred tho enuiity OF
any member Of the force"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-06

CuCAuO, April Oh. V. Bemls,
proprietor Of the Hotel Klchollou, has
discharged Manager Carlson Of the
famous hostelry on account OF the lat.
ter's suspicious connection with n gang
Of card sharp. The story Ia told that
Carbon Introduced some Of hls guests
u four sharprr, who passed NJ rich
Chicago merchants, and who fieecui
their victims by means Of marked
cards, false tables, etc, out Of $500, 900.
Mr. liomis admits that Carlson was
mixed up IN u cari scrape, but he says
that tlIa amount u money Involved
was comparatively email. Two wealthy
Cuban tobacco fnlsers and rich Mexi.
can arc said TO have been the loOsers.
The names OF three senators from the
far West, n wealthy Montana stock.
raiser aud n number OF rich English
men are also said to he on the list Of
vtCtiny,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-06

Statehood, Church anu state, Our
County A. II L., Our Country AS II
Should be, Utah, ~ 10 40.
Price; fifty cents yer sci. first four
for forty cent?, 500 per 100 copics.
Sent by mail On receipt u price. Ad.
dIess; DEsEHEl NEWS Co., Salt Lake
city.
An exchange says Of these lectures;
"rhe topics are timely aud pertinent
and the treatment OF them Is lucid and
OFiginal.Mr. Ellis Ia ore OF the few men
whose lectures may be- read m well nj
listened 10, because he does not depend
upon rounded periods alone for effect.
lie has Ideas and n happy faculty OF
clothing them In terse English. Re
sides, b. chooses subjects Of immedi.
ate interest and thereby rlvets and Ie.
tAins the attention Of the public.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-06

=, CovlNGToS, Ky, April GA fac.
non leul has been started In thu ham
LEY OF Central Coyington, which nd
JOINS thls city. The Buses and the
Smggenborgs quarreled ut the election
last saturday, md Marshal Lambert,
Nhom The Buses charged with favor
ihG lhe staggenborgs, was badly beaten.
i'hst night the Staggcnborgs went out
5Ior revenge, and, going 10 ono OF tho
husses' saloon, feariully beat and des-
I9ieu MS place OF business. Another
saloon owned by one Of the Buses
Hollon was visited, but the owner was
hGt IN. The r6vengers satisfied them
telVes by completely demolishing tho
place. Al n third RaloDn run by
Dfotner-in-ltw OF the Buses the Stag
LehboIgs were met by tho former fac.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-06
Tur SILVER SENATORS
Determined To Express Their Wow,
ON niiver.

ON niiver.
wAsHINGToN, April 5.-As stated
by Senator Teller yesterday, In tho
course Of his colloquy with Senator
sherman, the silver senators are de-
termined 10 express their views upon
the subject Of silver In open Senate,
aud there appears no way 10 stop them.
The resolution offered today by Mr..
Morgan ~ an amendment 10 the set OF
resolutions which were yesterday
placed on the calendar, while not hi-
troduced by Mr.. Morgan with the in
tention OF causing further debate,
according TO his own statement, rlAy
still serve for at least ons day as tho
basis for any speeches that the silver
men desire TO make In the Senate. 10
would simply be necessary 10 call up
this or any other resolution introduced
today ami proceed TO discuss 1t.
Senator wolcott, through Senator
Teller, has given notice OF his inten.
ton 10 speak on the silver question to-
morrow. Heretofore, in the history Of
the Senate, such notice has always
been regarded m MI equivalent In
effect TO an actual order for the Senate,
and the body has such respect for the
precedent thAt II would DO with Teluc-
lance that any Senator would inter-
pose nm objection II Mr.. WOolcOtt at
tempted 10 speak. The indications are
that the Senate will allow the silver
senators 20 express their views In the
form Of speecheS, but will Immediately
negative notice 10 call up any pro-
potitions on the calendar that would
lead to vote upon the silver question
on Its merits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-06

Mr.. j. p. Blaze, an extensive real
estate dealer ia Dos hloines, Iowa, mar.
rowly escaped one OF the severest ut.
tncks OF pneumonia while In the north
ern part Of that State during a roceut
blizzard, says the Saturday Review.
MIR. Blaze had occasion 10 drive sew
eral miles during the storm, and WAS
so thoroughly chilled that he was una
bic to get warm, and inside OF AN hour
after his return he was threatened with
a severe case OF pneumonia or lung
fever. Mr.. Blal2e sent TO the nearest
drug store aud rot bottle OF Cham.
boTlain's Cough Remedy, OF which he
had often heard, nui tool, n number u
largo doses. He says the effect was
wonderful and that Ia short time he
was breathing quite easily. He kept
on taking the medicine, and the next
day was able to come 10 Des Moiues.
MIR. Blaize regards his cure as simply
wonderful. 81 cent bottles for sails by
u. g. NJ. /. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-06

GurinEtE, okla, April 5.-The late
cold Snaps aud storms have caused
great loss Of cattle In tho Iniian Terri.
tory. In Chickasaw County the losses
are twenty Per cent. In the Creek
country hundreds are dead and moro
are dyirg daily, aud In the Comanrhe
and Known reservation the loss IL the
greatest. Thousands have died aud
are still dying fast.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-06

The PUBLIC sreomiHo tNDlo.
NANT.
They Demand that the Anarchists
should DE- Treated as
Wild Beasts.
Anarchists Shouid ~. Treated NJ
Wild tttusf.

MADRID, April 5.-rhc excitement
made by M attempt yesterday to blow
up The building Ia which the COrtes
meets does not ahatc. On the contrary
as further particulars ot the outrage
are learned, the public becomes indig.
nani, ami mnny threats aru INDUCED
IN. II Il thought that the anarchists
have been allowed too much latitude
In spreading the tenois Of their belief,
and that hencciorlh the govern mout
should treat them rs Wild beast, TO De
destroyed on sight
Three more anarchist have been ar.
rested. The totnl number OF the pfls-
OneTs Ia now thirteen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-06

PHILADELPHIA, April 5.--lt has
transpirod that President Pepper Of the
University Of Pennsylvania has asked
for tue resignation Of Rev. Robert
Ellis Thompson, professor Of history
and political economy, and six mem
hers " the faculty. All except two ~
fused a. resign. II IN said that the most
serious aspect OF the whole affair Is the
strong opposition by the Wharton
school OF finance against the memoers
Of the faculty, whoge heads are wished
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-06

Nine Patti has preserved her youth
and her golden voice 10 past the age Il
atty. For twenty-five years fho Ina
been the queen Of song How docs she
do NJ She has no social relaxation be.
You'd that Of an ordinary farmer though
she does not begin to work 20 hard shl
mover "makcs a night of H. for thet
would ruin her voice. She takes plenty
OF sleep, plenty of exercise Ia tho open
mir and eats the simplest food Year
after year she punuos the samo iron
regimen "a to hcr mode Of living. never
allowing herself 10 feel even un emo
ton violently, lest it crack her vote
and bring fabby fold 10 her peerless
throat
There. too, Is Lillian Russell, In horown
realm song likewise unrivalel, aud CIV.
ing promise Of remaining 10 as long az
Patti has duuc. Lillian Russell has been
singing ten Or twelve years, and growing
handsgmcr and sweeief voiced year by
year. She Ia said now 10 bo the most
beautiful woman in America What
1ays Lillian Russcllg
It "a hard ne. and tho secret Of keeping I,
m, VI it is tcgrvt, s In taking care Of ONE,
tclL one nurl- uu Iron constitution 10 start
With, and 10 fence II In with irunalad habits.
got all thu rcst ! can. nm u. YER ~ later than
have To be. and am careful about eating and
drinking.
Besides that she, too, has regular OK.
orciso In tho open air Sho takes long
walks and horsobacl; rides. No soldier
could live under more rigid discipline
aud training. Her food is likewise plain.
Ono may mention also Gladstone, In
his oighty.third year, the leader OF hts
party and the greatest statesman In Eu.
rope. Even his physical activity put,
to shame many a man Of fifty How
has Gladstone kept himself young and
in his intellectual primo " oighty-two'
Again 1t Is Tho samo story, told 30 often
rs to grow tirosomc, tho simplest food
eaton In very moderate quantity. rcgu.
lar habits, perfect cleanliness Of tho
skin and abundant exercise In tho open
air Tho woodchoppcrof England. with
his nscotic life, bids fair 10 outlalt tho
great but goutv and b,,r ,,,zIi,, nj.
mnrck. moro tbnn cigbt ycar. vonn.or
Patti, LILLIAN Russell and t;lndstouob'yo
chosen what tbey will haye in IN. Iifo
and haye been willip. IN nav tho Cos, .,
getting 1t.
On Tho o,bcr sidc s,yor,l man, ,,,,.
lioncd mon MIGHT Il, ,ncntloncd who na.
gan lie without n dollar Tboy vowed
10 become the pos.os,ors of im,ncnso
wealth ,o Iva a. s,,u,iaI i.,1.... :,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-06

During Conference, April atd to 9Th,
inclusive, the Rio Grande Western will
run Special Trains between Ogden and
Salt Lake. Train leaves Ogden ut $50
q. M; leaves Salt Lake at u. m.,
making run In one hour In each dlroc-
ton. Other trains leave Ogden at $3.50
q. M, 400 y. M, $3.50 p. m. Leave Salt
Lake $3.50 u. M, l2:l2 y. M, 1880 n. m.
Special Trains from Goshen, Provo and
intermediate points Enquire Of Agent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-06

DR.. Gums Improved Liver Pills are
n suro cure for sick headache, bilious
complaints, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
co-tlveness, torpid liver, etc. These
pills Insure perfect digostion, correct
bowels, purify and enrich the blood
and make the skin clear They also
produce u good appetite, and invig-
urate and strengthen the entire system
by their tonic action. Sold at IS cents,
a box, at Johnson, Pratt 4 Go Salt
Lake CITY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-06

81. LOUIs, Mo, April "a special
telegram from Bristol, Tenn, to the
loR DiHdtch says At . O'Clock this
morning, J. II, Jordan, furniture
dealer OF this city, shot aud killed n.
G. Adams, the husband Of his (Jor.
dnn'sl laTRmour. II seems that A dams
was trying to keep Jordan from the
womAn's bedroom, when the latter
pulled his pistol and shot him dead.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-06

Dr. uusSciic Continues MS Successful
Treatment

OF all diseases OF the throat and
lungs, catirrh, rheumatism, neuralgia,
scrofula, sore aud weak eyes, deafness,
diseases Of the stomach, liver, kidneys,
heart, bowels, nervous debility, loss OF
manhood, paralysis, fits, insomnio,
tape worm, eruptlons on the skin,
sores ulccfs, discharges, olc., all female
diseases, etc, no matter what your dis
nsee is,go anu see him. Ollice, ~ Hooper
building, East First South street, be-
tween Main and State streets, 10 q. m.
TO IL a. M, . p. m. TO Z y. M. daily,
except Sunday. Consultation free.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-06

IN 1871 tho appropriation for Indian
education was 10000, This year it IL
S2,2jO,0O0, Public sentiment has stead.
lily grown in favor Of educating young In.
dians and retaining thom from the wild
state in which, with present surround.
ings, they fall lower and lower and arc
u mcnaceto civilization. Tho wild cat.
Ito of Texas aro being gradually trans
formed into beef animals that would DO
n credit to tho Kentucky Blue Grass
regioni in tino the Indian, too, may DO
transformed by education, moral and
intellectual, into civilized man. But
IL will require timo and tho expenditure
Of money, aud that money should be ap,
propriatcd By the general government,
There are about 10000 Indian youths in
the country, 0nd tho cheapest thing To
do with them win be- TO teach thcn the
three Rs aAd trapa- sla9eA ~ them
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-06

a travelling man who chanccd 10 be
IN the store ~ l.. V. Wood, Mt Mc.
Kc,s Rocks, Pa, says while he was
waiting 10 see Mr.. Wood, little girl
came la with On empty bottle labeled
"Chamhcrlain's Pain Balm" aud
said. "Nlamfna wants another bottle "
that medicine, She says 1t IL the best
medicine for rheumatism She ever
usel." 80 cent bottles for gale by Z. g..
NJ. |. Drug Dent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-06

The BEsr sALvE In the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chappoi
Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. II Is guaranteed 10
give perfect satisfaction or money re-
funded. Price % cents per box. For
tale by A. C.Smith a Go.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-06

SAN FRANCisco, Apnl 5.-rhc con.
f,p.lon Of john II. uriflith, that he was
implicated tn the pixlcy tfaiu robbery,
Ia generally discredite'i here. GrInih
Is oi unsound mind, and has been con.
nncl Ia an insane asylum four times.
lie was shipped on - whaier In the
hopc tigt SEA voyage would do him
good. and II II thought that he wns
rather more than usually Insane when
lac mndc the confession o. was aux.
ious to go. away from the ship.