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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-11
In BEHALF OF ENGLAND.
Sir Charles Russell Speaks Before the
Berins Sea Court.
re Argues for Peiagic seaiing.-Quoen
yictorin's Probably Last
Public Appearance

PARIS, May i0.-Attorney General
Sir Charles Russell OF counsel for
Great Britain before the Bering Sea
tribunal Of arbitration began his address
today In behalf Of the British case. The
court room was thronged. Sir Charles
began by bestowing g.1erous praise on
the arguments OF Messrs. Carter and
Couderl; nevertheless, he went on to
say, he thought Carter's liue OF argu-
ment had taken him into misty clouds,
metaphysical aud ethical, which had
no bearing upon tho case. lie also
built s,rougholds which were legally
indofeusiblp. For Instance the theory
that foreign vessels could DO seized In
time Of peace; that pelagic sealing wns
criminal aud eeals although wild were
nevertheless American property, be-
cause they possessed animum revert
cndi, displayed remarkable con-
iubiOn Of ideas. Seals, Sir CHARLES de.
clarei, were like game which land
owuer had n Right TO kill, although
only on his land. Animun revertendi
conferred property Right In wild
animals only, aud when wild animals
were induced by artificial mcans, tuch
as feeding them, TO return TO parlicu'
lar place.
Sir Charles quoted tho past history
Of priSA,eerlng and the slave trade TO
prove that actions In themselves wrong
were not necessarily offensive against
International law. He argued with
tue Amsflcanl that 1t was preferable
That the seals should be extermiDatoi
rather than the tribunal should swetve
from n straight line OF the law. The
whole question was exaggerated.
American counsel spoke OF soal.kins
as though the disaproafanee OF the
animal furnishing sealskins would
cause a rude shocl, 10 civi izI,ion. Sir
| Charles would not assert that seq skins
| were not necessary to happiness IN
this world or the next, but he pointe
out that about the year 1859 the method
OF preparing this skins was discovered
which put them into market Us articles
| Of luxury.
Counsel for the United States dweli
upon tho cost OF Alaska aud the value
OF that territory to this United States
on account OF seals, but Mt tho time OF
the purchase Of Alaeka tho United
States did not take seals Into coneidera.
ton.
This statement led to lengthy dis.
cussion ne TO the correctntss OF the
ASSERTION.
Sir Charles continuing urged thai
the mtthois OF sealing on the Prioyloil
Islands were more destructive Hnd
more cruel than polagic sealing. IL,
riiiouled the profession Of the United
States that they were acting In THU
matter IN u spirit tf humanity.
Pelagic sealing, he said, was due TO tn,
enormous tax imposed by the United
States upon the lessses OF seal isisnds
sir Charles Indignantly rspudlsted til,
charges impugnins the impartiallty U
the British commissioners.
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NEW York, May 10.-Argumsnt
was heard today before Judge Cowing
In the court OF general sessions, in IN o
suit OF Edward 3. Stokes Of the Ho1-
man House against Il. ID. Stokes anu
Lawyer William II. Martin. Elk.
Mayor Oakley Hall, representing MIR.
Martin, moved to quash the indict-
mem. Ii was claimed that Edward
b. Stokes, having been convicted and
sentenced for the crime Of homicide,
was ciyiliy dead, anu the charges
brought by him could not BIZ enter
tanned.
Counsel for Edward Stokes there
upon created u sensation In the court
room by handing up TO the court n
pardon OF the state to Edward 3.
Stokes, dated December !, 1884, and
signed by Grover Cleveland, then
governor, releasing Stokes from all
consequences OF his crime. This intro.
duetion OF y pardon Is the first infor-
nation that has ever been given rs to
tho restoration OF Stokes's citizenship.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
KENTUCKY DERBY.
The Largest Attendance In the History
Of the Jockey Club.
LooKOurIs THE SIMDLE WINNER
PIu,us Comes IN secoud.--Chincse DC
ported.-A Libel suit'-Wash'
ingiou News.

~
IoutsyrLLr, KY, May lO.-Vhit'y
u.-..,, ,,.o,i. saw the Kentucky
'"Ous"hu I.oohout. the
Derby OF 1913, won W ~, 1,nr,,hIIl
iieet son Of Troubadour NJ o"',o
Downs this afternoon. The attenuahco
- a, ,h. largest in the history
was o"o " w" 80 -, o,rost rIyalled
OF the Jockey cruz W." Az. ,.r,ous
the crowding attendance NJ .n' 'A'.s
Ten Broeck-Molly MCCARTHY raco VI
,..,. .go. Long before noon the big
,Iao,, w,,h people. Men
course WIS ',''n W." ,.. h.d
who went broke In 'he poo''oOns u
tho chance TO see the Derby Tor the
Louisvillo trace opens lite gates 10 the
public on Derby day. There were
10, 900 people In the FREQ heli touny'
They were on foot, In buggies, carts,
wagons, carriages aud street cars, anu
.chased rabbits and played ball De-
tween races.
Six Bne looking three ear.oldsia faced
Starter Pottengili. They were LOOK.
out and Boundloss OF CuBhing and
Orth,s stable, Scrogging Brothers' neot
Buck Mccain, Elmer Bailey's Linz
ger, Plutus OF tho Bashford Manor
stable. and James II. Pefper's hlir-
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r.s sa,,anni rnnklng system.

WAsIrISaroN, ID. O., May l0.-At
banquet tonight given In tonor OF the
new comptroller OF the currency, Mi.
Eckels, in speaking Of the national
banking syslern, said In part:
~ believe that upon every national
bank IN placed moral obligation TO hold
itself IN readiness to assiet the officers Of
the government In every time OF dls.
trees In maintaining the national
credit. I am aware that no legal reason
exists for suoh a course, but having
drawn so much Of the wealth anu
power 10 themselves through tho gem
erous dealings OF the government with
them the bankers OF this country can
III afford TO place themselves In tho
attitude OF looking with indifference
upon the anxiety Of the financial rep
resentatiyes Of The treasury when the
financial integrity Of tho government
IN threatened. A proilsr oil heip rom
them Mt such time, spontaneous ~
Its character and patriotic In its mo-
tive, would disnrm thousands OF critics
who aro loud In their donuncihtiOhn anu
reconcile Thorn to the system"
Alonzo II. Case has been appointed
postmaster at Tacoma. wash.
The President has appointed FRANK
Jones Of Springvilie, ILL.,, first assistant
postmaster general vice III ClAy
Evans, resignsd.
Hon. Carl Schufz had q conference
yesterday with Secretary Gresham. IL
was understood the Russian extraii
ton treaty was the topic OF conVofsa'
ton. Scnurz last night dlned formally
with President Cleveland. Hls visi'
7 l.. s.a.l NaaNI
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LAnr PUnLIC APPEARANCE.
Queen Victoria opens the british I'm
poriAI Institute.

LONDON, May lO.--The British In
periai institute opened today with u
brilliant ceremony by q ieen Victoria.
The weather was beautiful. This, II In
said, win be the queen's last public
appearance. Her msjesty appeared In
good health and radiant spirits. She
bowed inces,antly inIesponse 10 cheers
OF the multitude. All the royal
princes and princeeses, attended by
brilliant Tstinust, were present. The
queen was conducted by the prince OF
Wales to y dais In the great hall OF the
institute. She took scat on tho chair
OF state surrounded by the royal
princes and princesses and distin-
guishad and representative mon from
oil pattB Of the empire, foreign princes,
ambassadors and ministers. Theprince
OF Wales read nm address from tho
governing body OF the institute, thank.
Ing her majesty for the interest she
had taken In the foundation and pro-
gress OF tho institute. Her maJesty
read a formal response.
After the building was declared In
augurnted u splendid master key OF
elegant workmanship was presented to
the queen. The key il made Of metals
and precious stones from all parts OF
the British empire. This key her
majesty inserted Ia . beautiful silver
model Of tho Imperial institute, which
was presented the prince and prin-
cess of Wales upon their silver
wedding day by the citizens OF Lon.
don. Placing the key In the model
completed the circuit OF tho electric
signal to this queens tower OF tho In
stitule where u peal was Immediately
rung upon bells. simultaneously
salutes were Cred from guns and the
battery OF horso artillery drawn up In
Hyde Park. This part OF the cere-
mopy having been concluded, the
queen returned TO the east colonade md
entered n carriage; was driven along
the imperial institute and rode TO the
queens gate, tho enihus!asm OF the
people being as strongly maiaed ne on
her arrival.
There Is some commt nj, especially In
conservative circles, over the fact that
Prime Minister Gladstone was not
among ths distinguished men present
ut tho opening. Gladstone's wife and
/, daughter were present. John Morley,
chief secretary for Ireland, was also
absent. Tho members OF the cabinet
HURLED TO the commons rs soon az
possible after the ceremony ind the
queen returned to Windsor this
evening.
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FORT DUCisEsSE.
Rscommcn dation to Abandon tho
Port

WASHINGTON, May ,l0.-Secrotary
Hoke Smith has received communi.
cation from the secretary OF war trans.
hitting tho recommendation OF Gen.
SchoHeld, In which no conceives that
Fort Duohesne, Utah Territory, be
abandoned, In order that troops sta.
toned there may be Withdrawn and
with those Mt other remote stations
concentrated at new posts constructed
for them. In reply, the secretary
strongly objects TO the proposed nban-
dopment and says questions Of great
Importance are penuiDg In his depart
ment concerning the Indians, which
would seem TO favor continuance
rather than m abandonment OF Fort
Duchesne as a military post, at least
for the present. These Interests, he
says, might be seriously jeopardized by
Withdrawing the garrison ut Fort
Duchesnc.
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FOREIGN wORKMEN.
fragrant violation OF the Contract
Labor Inv,

WAsnINoTos, ID. o., May I0.-Em-
igrant Inspector Conkllng In IN official
report made to tho treasury depart
ment a. TO the violation Of the alien
contract labor law among other strong
statements says
"rho padrono system Ia the most
damnablo, outrageous and Injurious to
the American workingmen Of any
rlstem that was ever practicad In the
United States, and there Is no denying
the fact that It exists In almost every
city Of the country where there Is an
Italian colony.
Conkling says railroad contractor
need not be- 30 closely watched In tho
future In regard TO the violation Of the
allen contract labor law US the 'Iialian
banker and padrone," for they are In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-11
suicide or Accident

SAN FRAScIsco, May l0.-There
the death OF w. l. Morgan, the capi-
talist aud real estate dealer who shot
himself Mt his ofiico yesterday, was
accidental or the result OF Inorganic
efforts TO take his own lie. Ii was
first reported to DO case OF suicide and
1t was supposed that financial diiiicul-
ties were the cause OF the trouble.
Facts were developed today, however +,
which give ground for the belief thai
the. shooting was accidental.
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AEain., tho Coal combine Evil

ST.. PAUL, Mimi, May l0.--Gov-
ernor Nelson has appointed tho Min.
neeota delegation TO the anti.coai
combine convention, or rather anti.
trust convention, which will be held
In Chicago juno 9th and 9th. Tue
convention is called Ia accordance
with resolution passed by the legisla'
ture requesting the governor 10 corres'
pond with the governors OF states TO
appoint commissions TO do away with
the coal combine evil.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-11

Chicago, May 10.-President jeffrey
of the Denver d Rio Grande is IN the
city, and although he refused 70 tslk,
IL il asserted that he comes for the pur'
pose Of settling the Colorado rate war.
il IL understood that he VIII have a
conference with President Rsinhart OF
the A,chisou. II everything Is set
tied It IL probable that the round.tIip
rate between Chicago and Denver Will
be In the eIghborhood OF $50.
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ILLEGALLY LANDED.
A CbinescAgent Commits Perjury and
~ Arrested.

TACOMA, WASH, May l0.-The
steamship Victoria left Tor Hong Kong
this morning. She carries 800 Chinese
actors and merchants who have been
ordered deported by collector WATSON.
Thomas Slug, Western agent Of the
Wan Young qheater company, Chi
cage, whicn imported the actors was
arrested late last night for falsely
swearing TO an affidavit that the Wan
Young company had a concession TO
import $50 actors. Thirty.two Chi.
nese actors were allowed TO land from
the steamer Mogul on his affidavit.
Sings penalty II convicted will he $500
Tor every Chinese he has caused to bs
Illegally landed.
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Only $40 to Denver, vim the Union
ArAMOUs mgnIcINr.

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The Hank of santa clara Closed.

BAN JOSE, Cal, May l0.-The Bank
Of santa Clarn County today closed
It's doors. Too action was brought by
the discovery that shortage OF from
sl6O,OOO to $500, 200 existed. q. q.
Haywood, cashier OF tho bank, died
last week, and yesterday II. M. Leon.
hfi, Vice.president and manager, In
formed nii the directors that Irregular
itles existed In tho books. This after.
noon Leonard filed petition In
Insolvency, liking the liabilities ut
slSO,OOO AMI tho assets at Sl44, 900.
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BRITISH SEALING.
A Now Policy In Relation 60 Prosecu.
tlon OF Vessels.

ttou OF Nehseis.
PoRr TOWNSEND, WASH, May TO-
Advices from Sitka, Alaska, state that
the government has adopted q new
policy In relation TO the prosecution Of
British sealing vessels In Alaska. Al
torney General Olney ordered District
Attorney johnson to abandon the pro-
secution OF the British schooner Hen.
rl,ttn, charged with receiving u cargo
OF scalskins In Alaskan waters last
summer without reporting to the
customs authorities. The vessel was
seized In the Boring sea and sent to
Sltka for trial. The case Ia similar In
all respects to the seizure OF the British
steamer Coquitian by tho United States
revenue cutter Corwin last June with
5000 seal skins removed from British
schooners In Alaskan waters. john
son was ordered to deliver the Hem
rletta to the British authorities on de-
mand.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-11

Name OF company and location, UNITED FIRE.
MANS ISsuilANCE Co, Philadelphia, Pa.
The amount OF capital stock is.....s gOO, 900 Oh
Tho capital stock paid up is....,....., 100000 %
The amount OF rs assets is,--.,... l.25i,30l "a
Tho Amount OF It's liabilities I'm
cludng capita) is......... ,.,...... l,i70,s63 81
The net surplus over all liabilities Is sJ,bJ2 q
The name Ut rs Attorney or Agent
for tue Territory OF Utah, upon
whom service OF process IN any
civil action against said company
may be made, Close a Cannon.
The receipts during me Year we're. Sss.Ool q
were.... ,. s a59lO 81
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partnership with the padrone, furnish
money. and newly arrived Italians arc
supplied by hundreds ON American
railroads 20 the exclusion OF the
American wOrkmen.
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TERmroRY or UrAu,la
En.r.tnrvta Onlcp. 90

!, Elijah sells, Secretary Of tho Territory ~
Utah, do hereby rtiiy that mo above and
foregoing o. tut, true ana correct copy OF tho
annual Abatement OF the general condition OF
The United tlfemAps Insurance company. OF
Philadelphia, Pcrn'a,, nlod IN my ONCE on tho
1T day ~ MAY, 1873, In pursuance - an act
relating 10 FRO Insurance Companies, up.
proved March %, 1854.
In witness whereof have hereunto SGT my
hand and nniNld tho great seal Of the Terri
tory Of Ulah, tuis lot day 81 Nav l,l3
fsEALl ELIJAH SELLS.
Secretary OF Utah Territory.
CLosE & CAsSOg, Agents. 1853, Constitution
building, salt LAto CiIy, Utah.
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To the HANK OF mn Embassy.

PARIS, May l0.-.rhe chamber Of
deputies today passed bill raising the
French legation In Washington to the
rank OF an embassy.
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ns.ool "a
s5,OiO 81
state OF rennfylyania, Ia.
lnnniY Of IhllAtolnhiA. ",

Dennis j. swceny, Secretary, being duly
sworn, deposes and says that no ~ tho above
described oflror Of said company, aud that
the foregoing statement of the general con.
dittOn OF SAID company on said thirty ilrat day
OF December 10 correct according 10 the best
OF he Information, knowledge aud belief,
respectively. .... ......
Subscribed and sworn ~ before me this 18th
day of January, 4, d. lslA
IhrALI WILLIAM II. LANDEtL,
Notary Public.
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When nahy wns sick. wc gave her Cas;crla.
When shc was a Child. shc cried Tor Casioria.
when she became Miss, abe chung 20 Casioria.
when she had Children, shc gave them CastoriA
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]. 3. Jensen, The Jeweler, has re.
moved to three doors West VI Theater.
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UNITED FlREMAN'S
INSURANCE CO.,
nun anrt DntA ma
PHILADELPHIA, Pa,

Made to tho Secretary OF the Territory OF Utah,
In pursuance OF an act relating TO FIRE In
tufanco Companies, approved March ~
lkSl;
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The cot glow OF the tea toto IL no.
quirod by ladies' who use Pozz)nps
Complexion Powder. Try II. 4
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AsSuAL STATEMENT
For the year ending December 81, ls92. OF tho
condition OF tho
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MONEY BROKERS.

HARlIs 4 WiI.sOS-i50 MAIN STREET
Ill 6togp cent on real estate, bank stock
mortgages and all fret class securities.
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100 Shares OF brighton n. i. Canal stock;
also " shares North Point Con, Canal Co. Stock
Ice South Main. W, y. Montgomery.
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WANTED.

4 ,oAT MAKERS WANTED. APPLY AT
" once, Utah Clothing Mfg. 90, 80 Richards
street
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FOR SALE.

A FINE YOUNG CLYDEsDALE Stall.
~ lion for sale cheap ut the Iowa stablcn,
igb West, south Temple street. one door wcsl
Of Valley House.
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THREE. FoURTns JERSEY cows, CIV
i ing milk Apply 10 Elias Morris, $50 5
Sd West 81
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nN CITY AND FARM PROPERTY, 9 TO
~ per cent Grocabeek n Rose. rooms 2,
and eb O'heAra block.
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NEoNEY TO LOAN ON FARMS AND CITY
M property and collateral. food noies
bought short ume loans ON endorsed notes.
Waterman Bros, lioom o. Central illoeK.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DEpsONs DESIRING TO TAXI LESSONS
4 on the Piano from "a ffst. class Teacher.
VIII DO well 10 call on Mrs Amelia Maesor. COS
South Seventh East,
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GmMSEY SWEEPING AND CLEANING
~ done by VIM Fowler, lbs Street City.
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DUYs NOTES. REAL EsrATE.AND CHAT.
ID tea, loans made. J. opsos, al Main 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-16
Lexington's Fircmen Banqueted.


LEXINGTON, Va, April 15.-Any one ask
ing what is the pride OF Lexington, 1ne
ready answer would be her volunteer nre
comnany. And the citizens of the town,
recognizing that fact, gave a banquet 10 ner
volunteer fire company last evening IN
Humble's restaurant in token OF thei.
courageous and efficient services rendered
i'm the late drugstore FIRE, for through thelr
efforts Iexincton was saved from dis
astrous fire. Covers were laid for 100 ana
a most excellent time was enjoyed Dy an.
Professor j. j. White, OF the washington
and Lee University. presided.
The following we're the toasts; -,
The Fire Company Inc suaiuinns VI
sponded to by Charles Pole. chief tho nre
The Press-The nations greatest edu-
cator-E. Ii. Barclay, editor Oh the ga
Washington and Lee University-it
outlook to-day the most glorious IN us
history. AL. Hudson. OF the Washing
ton aud Lee University. "a .,o
The Judiciary-On the purity or tue
bench our destiny hangs--M. W. faAton'
OF the County Ness. ... r. he
The Virginia Military lnstitrte-Io oe
prepared for war Is one OF the moss eu IN
Gent means OF preserving p9acor .,
shelton, OF Washington ana Leo on''e'-
sity. e.. A.. haltar
draw.--Hon. q. ID. Letcher;
Ihs students OF the Washington and
Lee University Although having netning
al stake tncy are always ready 70 aefenu
our homes--A. II. Woods, OF Warrington
and Lee University.
The Town Oalasil-AlxUs ssady 70