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miseeIlapeouS Works.


Orson Prsts's Works, series of pamphlet,
on tho doctrines OF ulo gospel, a book of 81.
pages, Tso.
iHnnd-n;ooh of HefeTenee to tho 'hls,orA
chronology, roligion and country OF tho Ialtss
dav saints--tur Saint, and Strangers. zoo
East Meeting RECORD. ! quiss. gi!s''
guircs, n.I5, aqu'rrs, t2is.
saints ana stnners. ~ Phil. Robinson, 7se
Tho Pail Of the Great nepubIic. Dy gh
Henry stanilih Coyerlnle, 9sc.
HInrt,rdom Of Joseph Standing. ~
John seholson, 25c.
Items on Priesthood. ~ Presldsn, Joan
Taylor, ioc.
The Iiooh OF InShsr, cln'l OUT tiLs.
Leather Ont, ts.'a,
temples. Descriptive and rhetorical sseiehe, "a
ancient and modern sacred cdihee~. with an
appendix, giving an account OF tho laying OF
ho onrSt1uo Of hr ssJ LaAe City Temple,
April 0, ii9l. Paper, Zoe.
Dictionary OF the book Of mov.oa,
Cloth, tias, ont, as.
History OF lhe uormons, to.
miIisnniaI star, taet Volumes t7co oaeA.
ssurnsi OF DL,souFsos, hack volumes c.to
nhs Lsr~ anu Labors Of lilisa n. sasss
srnitsi, With = fnll account OF h~r funeral
ssFylros, postpaid, 10,
Doe. che uibio Sanction Peiynsuayi
adl,eu,,ion be,wesn Edor orson Pratt and Dr,
J. y. Noznan, 10 which 1. added throo dis
ooursos on celestial marriage by Eldors oraon
Pratt George a. smith ADD Geo. y. Cannon,
a5e.
Joseph Smith HAa lao Prophos OF
Codi ny I'M .ydahl, price, Paper, 2oe-
A uoyiou O, mo Decision OF tho supreme
Court OF Che U. o., Ia tho case of osssE'
Reynolds, by aoirg, .. Cannon, 2Le.
nook OF Abraham, IT, authenticity s>,Ai'
Iishcd, ~ uco. hsyna.la, a'e'
ths PTsecptor, By John Nicholson, sSe.
she spauiding story, or h.naseriE
Pound Paper, %, Cloth, 60i ont, n'Oo
Angel OF ,he prairIosi or Dream Of H.
Future. ~ r. ~ Praii' l'A'
Tho Mormon question. ~ John Taylor
los. HtN
Poems. MALICIOUS. Historical and Political 49,
Liza. n. Bnnw. yol a Leather, slasi Vol. (.
oloh, ti.Ql. va, 1, o0sh, a''s 'Ss'i VOL
Iarp OF Yton. Fagmi " John Lyon. Cloth
Year al lubilco. piHour'e. delivered A. an
general prpee4Ng q 'As 'ai'is@ AnnuA
WsSsorn,ian o. she EVsrlAaiiaE Gospel
" Qsmsq Iopf4'f, le' Iufi. uuO
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a voice rrom tho Mountains, ioe'
Tho Rosurrce,lon. ny PrOsldons nnIAas
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IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
Arguments in The Berll6 Sea ATblITa'
ton Case at Paris.
McrcIer's Plea Tor Canadian tndcpe en-
dcnce.-rhe Governments OF.
Honduras Defeated.

PARIS, April A.-Mr. Phelps said in
his argument that the United States
communicated tho report asked for In
February. MIR. Carter contendei that
the United States was justified In re.
fuslng to produce the report but would
produce 1t in order to remove tho
causes of British caviling.
Sir Charles Russell then demanded
the production OF the Elliott report,
baslng his application on article 4 Of
the treaty Of arbitration.
MIR. Phelps, In behalf Of the United
States, denied that tho report was re-
ferred TO IN the American case.
Mr.. Phelps further denied that II
was admissible In law that one party
should have power to force an ndvef-
sary to produce any document simply
b. G auss the adversary desired to use il
In evidence. Nevertheless, he would
produces the report ms he did not wish
TO engender suspicion OF desire 10
suppress evidence, but after this con-
cessiOn he would decline TO produce
any further evidence.
VI iOrltIt AHltf-
lean agent OF the Beripg soa court Of
arbitration, was Questioned today in
regard TO the erroneous translation OF
certain Russian documents represented
10 have been used to uphold the a mer.
ican case. Mr.. Foster said tho errors
OF TRANSLATION had been discovered by
the U niied States government and the
erroneously translated documents with.
drawn, along with arguments based
upon them, md tho British govern.
ment was Informed OF the facts.
After recess Mr.. Carter submitted
for consideration a motion that the
tribunal dismiss from the arbitration
no much Of England's demands az re-.
lates to America and is contained ia
chapter 10 (page Sl6) OF the British
cou inter- case, referring to the expendi
turo for supreme court proceedings.
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CANADIAN INDrrrsprNcr.
~ Premier uorcicr Wakes n speech
GA tho Subitct.


"" '"' '""
MONTREAL, April Premier
Mefcier OF Quebec, spoke here tonight
He's now seeding to rehabilltate him'
self by ospousing the cause Of Canadian
Independence, ani tonight made the
opening spcach OF his campaign. In
the course OF his address, MERCER said:
VI DO not need to say that l propose u
Zeal with my subject freely, without
Tear, and without ieebleness, but also
without hatred toward England anu
WIN oil tho respect that Ia uuo one OF
lho greatest nations OF the globe. On
the whole, we owe nothing To Engiand,
ana we may separate Ourselves from
her when a majority c)nstiiutlonally
decides to do 30, without any pangs VI
Coincidence and without any theduinB
OF icara."
As 10 confederation lie declared that
the scheme was framed In spirit
hostile TO the French element A. 10
The great question before them,
Mcrcicr Haid: "fhe Canadian people
have arrived ut q stage when they
must make up their minds what tho
future IL going TO be, continuation OF
ine status quo political union with Tue
United states or independence. IL we
continue In our colonial condition, he
tald, we rccedt; II we break The
colonial tie, We viii advance"
Ne TO political union with tho
United states, MERCER said: "For
many people the immediate entrauon
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PANAMA, April i.--rhe news Of the
signal defeat Of the government troops
near regucigalpa, Honduras, was re-
ceivcd ia tins city late last night by
mail. The report was confirmed In
aGvices brought later by the officers OF
the steamer "BaTficOta," who added
tho information that the RevOlulioniets
finally triumphed and Polliocrav0
BOmlla was proclaimed prOviBi0nal
president OF tue republic. Genera /
rcrTcncla Sierra led the advance ON the
government position commanded by
General Na-qutl. The Tevolnionary
troops broke through the government
lines ia the center, cutting the defend
ing army into two lOIces,and they were
completely routed.
Af,er the great victory Bonilla
marched, at the head Of his victorious
army, into Tcgucigalpa. He was re-
cuiyed with enthusiasm, and without
opposition was proclaimed provisional
President Of the Republic. He accepted
the Uillce and at once took charge Of
thn government.
Later reports say General Vasquez
has teen captured.
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in Salt Lake Equitable Coop. building,
The car load OF all kinds OF Musical
Instruments are consigned TO UTAH
MUSIC Co., next door. $4,000 Organs
for s65. 90, and 10000 Sewing Machines
for S2i.0O.
For each 80 cent purchase you get
free ticket for Tree drawing OF the ilne
Edna Piano Organ. Don't miss this.
he sure aud see Stevens Dish
Washer and Dryer, which puts IN end
TO the everlasting Dish washing.
Utah Music Co., opposite Dlnwood-
ey's. w. y. CANNON, President.
l.. g. MAMGER, Manager.
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GALLATIs. Tenn, April 4,-News
OF most dlRbollcal and revolving
otlmoat Alexander has reached here.
George aud John Evans went to the
house OF Jerry Shelton and ut the
POINT OF the pistol forced him to leave
his home. Both men then assaulted
his seventosn-year.old wife. Shelton
gave the alarm anu the entire
community was sO0u on the hunt.
The woman Is In such plight that
she cannot give an account Of the hor.
rlblv affair Her reason ia dethroned
and she talks wildly anu hysterically
The Evans brothers, II captured alive,
Will be given swift and sure d q ath.
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a Cyclone.

CAsTLEToN, Ont, April "A
cyclone struck this PLACES at about o
O'Clock tonight, doing considerable
damage to business blocks anu resi-.
dences. The loss will be heavy. Re.
ports from the surrounding country say
great damage was dOne by the storm.
Particulars are meager owing TO the In
corruption of telephone anu telegraph
wires.
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The FniIInr ofn scnno,d.

WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, April A
terrible accident happened this morn
ing by the falling OF HcsiiOld on the
Harrington elevator, whereby five car
penters were precipitated sixty feet 10
the ground, sustaining serious aud
probably fatal injuries. The injured
are; G. II. Benson, probably fatally;
Charles Gustafson, badly; Emery Gar
vie, badly; J. X. Carnee, probably
fatally; Patrick Quinn, will probably
die,
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TELEGRAPHIC.
CAPITAL CULLINGS.
Hoke Smith RenOVateS the Clerical
Forces.
The Chociaw Trouble.-Two ficnds
Assault a Woman.-Elcction
Returns.

WASHINGTON, ID. O., April 4'-Sec-
retary Hoke Smith has already been
carving into effect his policy OF dis
pensipv with the services OF all incom'
no,ept clerks in his department, or
those appointed purely for political
r.asons. Under the direction OF Chief
CIstk wardle, the individual records
NJ the clerical force Of the census office
are being thoroughly examined ana
all clerks found TO be deficient are TO
be dismissed. IL is underetood also
TINT the clerical force OF the general
land office will soon uno ergo process
OF renovation, after Will, t'a. 20 alien.
ton will be given to the pension and
other bureaus.
TIE RECIPROCITY POLICY.
The President ana secretary Of state
have had several conferences In regard
to tho state OF commerce with South
American countries resulting from the
reciprocity OF the last administration,
aud have practically concluded to dis
continue tho discriminating duties
Imposed on coffee aud sugar produced
In Ven, zuela, Haiti and the United
States OF Columbia, the only three
countries OF South America which re-
fused TO enter into satisfactory
reciprocity arrangements under the
Mckinley law.
LEss RED TAPE.
The assistant secretary OF state has
been directed by Secretary Gresham to
examine the personnel OF the stale
department, with the view, II 10 under.
stood, u determining the fitness OF
employees for tho positions held by
them. There will be less red tape and
greater dispatch Of businoss hereafter.
CALLERS on SINS. CLEVELAND.
Mrs. Cleveland saw several hundred
CALLERS between IL and O'Clock today.
1t Is understood that this Is the last re-
ception Mrs. Cleveland will hold this
spring.
GENERAL NOTES.
Frank Gooder, OF Utah, yesterday
was granted n pension.
Secretary Morton has appointed
Michael Blenskl, Of Milwaukee, Wis,
executive officer Of the weather
bureau, vice w. s. Stanley,of Wiscon'
sin, resigned.
Money order offices were established
yesterday In Utah as follows: Cedar
CITY, Iron, Echo City, summit, Eisi'
nor, Sewer, Hooper, Weber, Midway,
Wasatch, Scohelt and Emery.
The board OF officers detailed tt
examine TIE Mare Island California,
navy yard will meet there ON the 12tn
inst. Captain Matthews, presideal
OF the board, has been ordered 10 re'
port to Secretary Herbert before leav
ing for the West to receive insiruc'
tons.
The net balance In the gold treasury
yesterday, daductiDg the shipment Of
OF sl,500,OO0 made Monday, was &c.
10000 No opinion Is ventured IN Il
when the gold output will stop, bul
treasury officials do no hesitate to ex
press the opinion that the government
will be aDie to meet all ordinary golC
demands.
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A Posse In Pursuit Of Thomas and
william Mccarthy.

BAKER CITY, Or, April "A posse
IL IN hot pursuit OF Thomas AMI VIII.
liam Mccarthy, the alleged Roslyn
bank robbers, who escaped from officers
last night near here. The Officer cap
tured their horses, ana tho men are
now travelling on foot. II Ia said the
McCartbys have not only robbed the
Roslyn bank, but the Sommerville,
Or. bank, the Enterprise and various
other banks In Nevada and wyomi Z,
and were also the principals In the
robbery OF n Denver bank two years
ago. They nre known to be desperate
men, and their capture will not be an
easy matter. A reward OF $500 10
offered for their capture.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-05

Mr.. Phelps moved n rejection Of the
report OF the Bering sen commission
Tut Ia evidence at the first meeting.
The address was still unfinished when
tie commission adjourned until to-
morrow.
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MIENEAPOLIs, MIMI, April A.
Bome OF the paper OF the milling Arm
ul Crocker, Fiske q Co., one VI the
oldest firms OF the city, went TO protest
Monday. The embarrassment which
Is believed to be but temporary Ia due
to the depression In tho milling busi'
npAe.
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GRANGER, Tex, April AT an
Easter celebration here feut OF thir.
ty years. standing was wiped out by
a shooting between Jim Beard and
Jim Curtis. Both men were killed and
during the shooting Dora Mixers, n
Bohemian girl, Ms seriously wounded.
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ticket, did not receive 3,OOO votes, Tho
Democrats carried the west AMI south
town tickets, but the Republicans
saved the north town. Rlturna ARE
coming in slowly but the chances are
that the successful aldermen are about
equally divided.
AGAINST TIE ropULisrs III KANSAS,
KANSAS CITY, April 5.-At
O'Clock this Wednesday, morning re.
turns from the elections throughout
Kansas indicate n most sweeping vic.
tory for the Republicans anu inlirato
strongly n change OF sentiment against
the Populinte. At Hlawatha, Small,
a Republican, II elected mayor. AT
Lyons thp Republicans carried the en-
THO ticket. The result Mt Okahe sen.
tirely republican. At Eureka the
Prohibition. Republican elected tho
mayor and the balance Of the Republi.
can ticket. At Fort Scott the Citizens
candidate for mayor was elected. AZ
Wichita the Republicans won de.
cldei victory. la Kansas CITY Mrs.
Potter received but u few votes, aud
her ticket, the independent, Is PROB
ably defeated entire.
IN MlhdONh'
KANSAS CRY, April i.-The result
Of the elections held la Missouri today
4. OF no especial interest. Al Holden
the non partisan ticket was successful
At Bonneville the Republican ticket
was elected. At Jstierso city the
Republican victory was nearly entlfe,
though the Democrats got three out OF
| i've aldermen. At Sed1iia the Demo-
Gratis have complete Victory.
IN MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, Mich, April 4. - Almost
complete returns tonight show tht
election Of Judge Hooker tRsp.) lot
supreme Judge anu two kepublical
regents by pluralitios Of more than
10000 each.
DENvER PROBABLY REPUBLICANS.
DESvER, Colo, April I.-Eighiy'
nine out Of one hundred and twelve
precincts In the city give n plurality
OF 1000 for NJ. Van Horn, the Repub
lican candidate tot mayor. The Pop
ulist ticket cut but little figure. The
Republican ticket is probably elected
HEESA DEMOCRATIC.
HELESA, Mont, April 4.-rhe cit,
election To-Day resulted In elcctiny
Democratic mayor and police Judge
The Republicans only received lou
councilmen.
TACOMA.
TACOMA, Wash, April i.--1n tn
municipal election today the Republi
cans elected five councilman, th'
Democrats two aud the Populis:s one
4 DEMOCRAT FOR ooNGHE,s.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, April i.-P. J
Summers, Democrat, was elected z
Congress Ia this district ovor Theob1l'
Often, Republican, by about 100
majority. Judge Newman Demo
crafts probably elected TO the supIem,
judgeship by 1000, over Judge Wedd,l
Republican.
81. LOUIS REPUBLICAN,.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April i.-lhc cleo
ton IN this city tOday resulted In
Victory for the Republicans. Tue.
secured the mayor, collector the coun
Gil anu most Of the minor offices
not all.
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RALEIGH, n. O., April 1.-Two cars
on a 'switch. back" or toboggan slide
collided today, resulting in serious IN
juries to eleven girl students anu one
teacher. Several OF the girls are be-
lieved 10 DO fatally hurt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-05

PARIS, Tex. April 5.-The Choctaw
militia 10 said TO be- receiving rein
lOreomnnls Instead OF disbanding.
Locke Is remaining quietly In camp AT
his ranch awaiting results.
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ERECTION RETURNS.

Harrison tho Mayor Of chicago, His
Plurality.
CHICAGO, April 4.-Carter II. Har.
rlson, euit0r u the Times, was elected
mayer Ut Chicago TO-DAY by 10000
plurality over Samuel w. Allerton, the
candidates on the C.tizsns' ticket. The
entire Democratic city ticket wns also
elected by about the same plurality.
Ex'MnyOr CIegier, on the Labor
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To Beck's Hot Springs. Large open
air pool now open. Round trip, includ'
ing bath, iOc. Children, SOC. Traine
leave city nj and AM aud every
half hour from 10 n.m. TO 1880 pm.
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Fine store Rooms and Easements
for rent In Holmes' building. Single
or double. Apply q. s. Holmes,
knu,slOrd.
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Fine Store Rooms and Easements for
rent in Holmes' building. Single or
double. Apply q, $. Holmes, Knuts.
ord.
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Gold Hand Coffee is quick seller;
this Is evidence that 1t Is popular with
the consumers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-05

RobiuSon nrOs.
Shoes are easy on feet and pocket. 40
Wet, LIST South 81.
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Use n. II. s. and ID. butter. Ask
your grocer for II. +. o. Box $40.
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Children watch the opening OF each
package OF Gold Band Coffee to get the
handsome picture Tor their scrap book.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-05

uAplrAL, eNtlth fjGt Flfp
l. n. DooLY, President, W. S. MCCORMICK,
Vice. rresident. a. l.. THOMAS, seey., h. u,
MICKs, Cashier.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-05

]. Waters, the Pioneer Broker, estab-
llshed 1865, will sell to the highest
bidder fifteen thousand dollar-' worth
Of Diamonds, gold and silver Watches
Of all kinds aud grades, also IA lot Of
Chalns, Rings aud all kinds Of Jew.
elty, Opera and Field Glasses, Rovol.
veis, Shot Guns, Musical Instruments,
etc, unredeemed Pledges, and all
viii be- guaranteed as represented.
Sale TO cominence on April 9th and
continue day and evening until all IL
sold. No. 81 Il. First South st.
X. A, ANpRrws, AuGlioneer.
What are the Wild waves saying
Go to Johuson.PIatt 90.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-05
81. LOUIS RrruBLicAN.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April i.-Ihc cleo
ton IN this city today resulted In u
victory for the Republicans. Thcy
secured the mayor, collector, the coun.
Gil anu most Of the minor offices II
not all.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-05

Pure Drugs, JOhnsOn.Pra,l Drug Co,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-05
4 DEMOCRAT FOR oONGREis.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, April i.-P. J.
Summers, Democrat, WAS elected 20
Congress Ia this district over Theob1ld
Often, u Republican, by about 1900
majority. Judge Newman, u Demo
craft probably elected TO the supreme
judgcship by 1000, over Judge Wedd,a
Republican,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-05

HELgSA, Mont, April 4.-rhe city
election To-Day resulted In elcctin{ "a
Democratic mayor and n police judge.
The Republicans only received iour
councIlmen.