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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-23
roHcED 40 MOURN.
PEOPLE Compelled 90 Honor the mcm
ory OF kossuth.

BUDA PEsTn, March % Many
citizens VINO do not wish 20 incur
trouble from the students aud sympa.
thikets, who last night smashed the
windows In houses showing no mourn.
ing decorations In honor " tho late
Louis Kotsuth, and who expect that
last nighpe demonstrations will DO re-.
newed tonight arc yielding TO the
pressure and placing omblems on their
houses.
Crowds gathered In the squares this
afternoon. The students made violent
addresses denouncing tue government
for allowing kOssutn TO die In exile.
Discovering that the drnped fagp
which they placed In the thealofs last
night had been removed, they declared
their Intention Of replacing them.
Tue authorities In anticipation OF
trouble, had the whole city police force
on duty, with drafts Of police from
neighboring cities, together with the
militia. The latter were held In the bar.
racks ready for any emergency. The
authorities are directing their atten.
ton 10 tho criminal classes who are
taking advantage Of tho occasion TO
foment riots, aud number OF the
most violent Of them has been placed
unaer arrest. In spite Of all pfrcau.
tons, II II not expected 10 get through
without serious conflicts aud consider.
able bloodshsi.
Great mobsl cd byI students gathered
In front Of the Parliament house, III
sisting that Parliament II not suiilc.
iently honoring the dead patriot. Tney
finally made rush for the doors, a
sharp engagement with the police fol.
lowed aud numerous charges were
necessary before tue crowd was forced
back. Tho House OF Deputies, oil
wearing emblems OF mourning, met
aud amid a most impressive scene,
gave expression TO the nations graft
iude Tor kos,uth's services, Aud, ~ u
mark OF further respect, adjourned I'll
after the funeral.
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e. ed by the noise, sat up IN tel anu
was shot by VI gyins with at WORT.
shortly beiof the lea Cling Higgins
expressed special qualification thlt hs
would net have 10 suffer death un tue
same scaiiold with the assassiH Prem
dergaet, Tor whom be manifested thu
utmost aversion anu contempt. lie
exhibited most wonderful nerve
throughout the trial and Afterwards,
and II did not desert bin at the
supreme moment. lie made no re-.
marks on the scati1ld. He claimed 10
the last that he was tue yioum Of pc.
lico persecution and being sent to
death ON pefIufel leslImony.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-23
An Air Shin Mndel.

A representative Of the NEWS today
saw the model Of an air ship which Is
the result OF much labor and thought
on the part Of the man who did the
work. rhe inventor and builder is
John Ilhler, n German who resides nj
Boun,iiul. lie has christened HE ship
the Gray Eagle, aud very pretty and
unique affair Il II. the mOuel Is
simply In miniature, but built on n
large scale, INT Hinlor Is lpositlye, he
says, that u could DO made TO travel
through space ~ easily aud a. swiftly
as ilr most gigantic prototypes now
pillow the waves Of tho ocean. IL IN sur
mounted by n bslloon,tie h tlntiJn Aud
proper manipulation Of which by
means Oi automatic connections anu
appliances gives II the power said ~ be
necessary lot successful operation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-23

WAsHISuToS, March Ransem,
chairman Of the Senate Committee on
commerce has received from Secretary
Carlisle n letter containing his Views
ON the pending bill, "lo promote the
efficiency OF the revenue cutter ser.
vice" Tho secretary quotes from the
annual reports Of several OF his
predecessors to show the necessity for
provision Of the law creating n
retired list OF officers vi the
revenue marine service, TIE statues
provide that each revenue vessel shall
nave one captain aud stated number
Of other officers, but no provision Is
made for Milling the places made prac-
tlcRlly vacant ny reason OF old age or
other physical inhfmities. That ~, no
appointment can be made until there
IL an actual vacancy. Tho secretary
shows that the "wAiling OrdersD list
contains nearly one.third OF all the
captains In service. Their ages are
ranging nom 81 90 80 years. the sec.
Telary says the need Of more officers on
the active list are urgent anu recon.
monds that a retired list be authorized
una the places left vacant flied by
promotion rs now.
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titudes stood bic starving wife aud
little child, Snow fell and covered the
suffering ones with u mantle OF white.
The next tablenuK showed the proc.
pcnty that would attend Uinh ~
her people stood together for home
g1tds-the various avucatiJns all busily
and happily engaged In their calling,
with neuhof idleness nor want iu ali
tue land. The tableaux were well A..
ranged and pfesente au impressive
OF Ject lesson.
Jaclb MOfitz pointed out rome Of
the achievements Of tbs home Industry
workers anu urged the people 10 give
them patriotic support.
J. II. White gave some figures u
the outlay that was being made nov
by the people fOf eastern articles that
could be ~ well provided Mt home.
There were la single branches over n
million dollars going out annually that
should be Kept at home.
Judge IL. f. COlbofn,s rf tafy OF he
Chamber VI COmmetce Oku OF he
army that was Invading Uhh-lhu
manufactures OF Eastern wofkefs-and
was buying the people 10 poverty. a.
urged the people, AMI especially tie
women 0t Utah, to cot their laots
against this Toe, tor u wac VI KIM
that the pa,fi0tic housewife could tn.
iiici telling blows upon. "H,avrn
helps those who help thonselvcs," aid
be- "anj u the people u UAh help
Themselves by pattouiziug uahs IN.
dustfies they will gvl tho other needed
assistance"
John G.. Cutler, manager Of the
Provo mills, sntI the .lblsauK cxhiy..
TED ala no. eAaFgefatu " ah'I prospects
Ia the least. fhc du1si0u of thu
selves.
q. II. Savage was then called an
made one Of his praclica. speeches.
lie was dressed IN homemade from
the ground Up. lie gave number Of
apt Lessons regarding tho people send.
Ing out Of tho Territory yAat amount
OF money install OF keeping II here "
DO good.
At the close Of his remarks second
inbleaux was prsEclteI.
During the evening the program was
intuFsrcfsed with music anu songs, tho
closing scene being accompanied by
the "Auvil Chorus" The speakers
throughout were received vita tie.
monduus applause, anu were la touch
with their audience from the opening
10 the Close. When tue meeting ad.
lournvd all VINO had attended were
filled with patriotic enthusiasm Tor
home industry that will no doubt prove
iar'reauhiug In It, effects for tho Dono.
flt Of Utah.
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Herbal Remedy Company.

A company under this style dlej H.
articles Of incorporation with County
Clerk Meloy this morning.
The object In Wow Is the carrying
on OF a business for the manufacture,
compromising aud vending Of "various
remedies Tor the treatment Of chronic
aud other diseases, and for the Rdyor.
Using and selling OF such medicines M
will best subssTye that purpose; and
the establishing Of sanitaTiums Tor the
treatment Of patients"
The amount Of the capital stock Is
placed at $4,000, divided Into 1000
shares Of the lace value Of $40 each.
The incOfpofaloIs nfo R0bt Preston,
who has subscribed for $50 shares;
Dr. I. l.. Meyer $50, aud Jane
Elizabeth Preston, Flora u. Meyer,
and Eva SonneiIer i've shares each.
Robert Preston president, Jane
Elizabeth Preston vice precedent, Eva
l.. Schneider secretary, aud Flora l..
Meyer treasurer.
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OMAHA, March 23.-rhe great storm
that has been prevailing over the
northwest has entirely abated aud the
tun ie shining brightly, with no wind
The Union Pacific aud Burlington are
now open between Omaha ana Chey
enne. Twenty-eight car loads Of PEG.
pie who had been snow bound
on the Union Pacific reached
here today. Four trains have been
consolidated aud the passengers were
from ten 10 thiriy..ix hours late. The
Elkhorn line IL no. yet opoaed In ihe
extreme north Of thu western portion
Of the state aud Black Hills. Two
trains from Douglass, wyo., casibound,
are stu missing In tho units, but II l.
believed they will 10 jug Out beofe
evening.
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WASHINGTON, March Minister
IhuTstUn was seen today relative ~ a
report that notice OF his recall aa the
diplomatic representative at Washing.
ton OF the provisional government M
Hawaii had been sent him. rhuTston
said he hal no knowledge OF
any letter VI recall OF that
the Hawaiian government was anxious
Tor his presence 10 assist la transferring
II into u republican Institution. There
Is no mail now on the way from San
Francisco, hs said. The last mail
which arrived there was received nj
the legation. He declined to discuss
the probability of a change In the form
OF government, saying that he had no
recent Information concerning inc
political situation on the islands.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-23
AN ARID LAND BILL.
C3reys Measure 10 b3 Considered BY
The Proper Committee.
MS STRONGLY ENDORSED.
Millions Of Acres Of Laud for Settle
ment Ia Utah aud Surrounding
States aud Territories.

wAtHINoToS, March % The Sen.
ate c1mmittee on public lands will
probably soon take up Carey'a bill
granting the arid land states aud terri.
torle. y million acres each Of public
lands 70 be sold to settlers In lots OF 100
acres each. The secretary u the In.
terror endorses tho bill aud the CONF
missioner VI tue general lsni Office has
written letter In which he takes an
adv iuosd ground In favor Of improve.
ment Oi the arid regions by placing the
work under the control 0f the various
states. He say. "rnc building OF
irrigation works has been found 10 he
very expensive, costing from s. 10
$50 al acre. Now that the
LANDS along the latter courses NJ
rule have been taken, the question
arises, how eau the lanls difficult aud
ttpeusive 10 iTrigatn be made available
for settlement The people OF the
states In which the arid lanis arc To-
Gated would like 10 see the United
Stales undertake tue reclamation. This
Il certainly impracucable now aud II IL
doubtful whether Il viii ever bu other.
wise. That additional legislation TO la.
ducc the reclamation aud settlement OF
the arid lands IN necessary cannot be
denied, aud tue entire acreage 10 be- re-.
served under tue TIN, u all tue states 10
which II ~ applicable should avail
themselves Of Its provisions, would not
lie No great a. ,Aoh OF the several states
acquired under the swamp acts. Con.
gfrss may well Try the experiment
here proposed. The work IL too
vast " be Undertaken by
The general government. The local
interest under state control will stimu.
late results with lar greater zeal and
success. The principal proposition In.
volving the reclamation aud settle.
msnt by individuals Ia small holdings
lncois my strong approval, aud this
III seems TO me 10 present iull oppof.
iunlty VI a practical experiment aud
under proper saieg uaTds. Tue United
States retains title until the Teolama.
lion IL accom- llshed aud the land Dc-
cupied by actual settlers"
Tue states and territories 10 which
tho bill will apply, n II should become
law, are: AUzIna, California COloga-
do, llah0, Montana, New Mexico,
Norm Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota,
Utah, Washington and Wyoming.
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A PLEA FOR CLEMENCY,
10 Behalf Of Tho Brazilian lHsureenI
Leaders.
The united states, England and ItaIy
Unitc Ia itrcsmtn sniiaE IIu-
name Treatment

RIO JASEIRo, March 2'.-rhe Unit.
cd Statcs, Great Britain ami Gtaly have
unlIctly recommended - Brazil that
a humane course be adopted Ia regard
10 the insurgent refugees on board the
Portuguese warships. II IL urged, In
support Of the recommendations tina,
the Insurgents have committed no
crime against tho common law.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-23

WAsniNoTUN, March 49, 80 Thr
Houie committee on agriculture la'
agreed On the amended Rnti.opiiun
bill. As amended II provides that
every option or future contract
shall have affixed internal revenue
stamps a. follows For every 10.
UOJ pounds Of cotton, hors, pork, lard,
bacon, drlej, salt and picked meats.
one cent; every thoueaud bushels OF
wheat or other grains, one cent Onevefy
cancellation such contract, Otherwise
than by actual sale and delivery, II
SHALL nave affixed the following
'tamp,: Every pound Of cotton, PORK,
lari, bacon, one cent a poupdi every
bushel Of wheat three ce is; every
bushol Of corn, oats, rye, barley, twO
cents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-23

m d. ! mace my choice aud no VIII.
taken out, his skin sliprci Oh, anu In
about twenty minutes 1 had thu
case. Very convenient, duu'. you
Know, aud ips strictly New York
Idea"
81 think We can teat It ia Chicago,
however" said the other man, az he
chiugod his kuite 10 the other boot
Icy.
"Anything now ther,2p
"Hou bet! rneres n restaurant on
State street whore they serve Oxthtl
soup Tor 10 cent. llaie, and they
0fing IN the * anu cut his tail oG right
before your ey,s. la that way tuofr
can be no deception. They use about
li5lO tails Of Jay"
"Must make a big lot Of b3blall oxen
out your way"
"Oh, II dUe..D
"ADd a bobIailei OK Il not a thing Of
bsauty.p
"By no means-not until he lie
tx f'D
III ~ dxrug"
"Why, a. fact M they leave the
restaurant they are taken over ~ a
lace on Randolph street aud DIT
uufnCd.n
"Aud theu2D
"Aud then they arc sent East ani
sold ~ Jeuey cows. You get your
soup your horne, your iAi aud your
Jrisey cow all very simple and very
touvrnitnii you know, ani rs strictly
q Chicago iIof!"
The mau with the snakcskin cigar
st anu thought iur awhile with 4
SERIOUS sNptgstiDn o. oounionancc. anu
tlsn suddenly saiu!
We tried aud tfiod, but ips no utc,
anl l might A. we'll giyu II up"
"Whap- that7"
"LyingI The other fellow IL always
from Chicago, anu always beats me
our Of sighl' fctr0N fres press.
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III. congrss. necard.

WAsHISGrOS, March 28.-In the
House, Sayofs presented u lint feiolu.
hon ior the appropriation OF ten thou
sand dollar. for salaries AMI expenses
Of additional deputy collectors 0f inter.
nal revenue TO carry Out the provisions
o the Chinese exclusion aoi as nmsnu-
81 last December. Agreed 10.
Then the struggle over the Oniel-Joy
contested election case was roiumed.
Waugh raised . polnt Of oOnsidefa-
ton against the report Of tho commit.
toe and the filibui,rr began.
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Win the Police.

At the session OF the Police court
this morning Samuel Grloe was held 10
await the action Of the grand jury on a
charge Of burglary Ia $500 bonds. BE.
ing unable 10 secure suTeties he was
committed 10 thp custody Of the sheriff
n whose charge no will remain until
hia case comes up Ia the Third district
gDuff
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ROLAND REEDopens his two nlghps
engagement at the Theater tnis even.
ing In Dakota. Tomorrow night limo
cont As LAmb will bs tbs bill.
CoULpOCK WILL decidedly be Ia the
east Of Hazel kitkr, anu the others OF
Eille Ellsler's plays. We 80 wrote u
yesterday, but a luJicr0us mlstAae Of
the printer made M say tho grand old
actor was I'm east"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-23
Todny,s Probate Conrl.

Judge Blair made one order this
morning. II was In the matter Of
the estate ami guardianship OF Earl
Mcintosh ct al. Hearing was had on
petition Toe letters Of guardiau ahip aud
Mrs. Rebucoa Mcintosh was appointed
guardian on filing II bond Of 500 for
each minor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-23
CHICAGO VICTORIOUS.
NEW YORK HAS No CHANCE ~ A
LYING MATCH,

LYING MATCH,
"By the way" said tho drummor,as
hs took n cigar out " his case aud
reached fora match, "thls American
nation has lost a heap Of money by not
knowing good thing when II was
crawling GROUND In the grass"
80 what No you teieT2" auked the
man VINO had Been sharp ming his
knife on his boot leg.
"ro this cigar case. Latest fad out
made OF suakeskin, ant combines
beauty aud wear We might have
been using that sort Of material the
last 200 years, but didn't know n good
thing"
IAre you sure ips a snakeskin9"
"Of course. Invent you been In
New York lately2"
"NO.O
"Place on Grand street whero they
make 'sm while you walt. Not only
that, but you can pick out your own
snake. The day went In they had
about hfIy OF them la a cage, and l
was told to select tue one l ianeisi the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-23

A warrant was issued from tho police
court today for the arrest OF Zon Doe,
an individual whom the otiicers say
must be cousin OF John Doe. Hon ia
wanted 10 answer 10 the charge VI as
saulling young Blondoll, the newsooy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-23
The Dog Tormentors.

Charles y, Joseph and Fred Wash.
burn, the two men In the employ Of
Dog Catcher Taylor, who are charged
with cruelty tot dog,wero to have had
u hearing today before Commissioner
Grosnman, nut the case has been con.
tinueI I'll Tuesday next.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-23

CHICAGO, March 2S.- Thomas, alias
"Bun" Higgins WAS hanged In Jail
here at noon for tue murder OF Peter
mcCooey, an old city employe, last
September. Higgins aud two pals
planned 10 burglarlzr MoCOoey's house.
Higgins entered while the others kept
watch outside. hoCooey was awak-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-23

A few nights ago boxcar In the
yard at Tucson was broken open by
thieves, who stole some b,OOO high
grade cigars. the box containing the
cigars WAS discovered not Tar from
tbs car, Tut the "wesds" were no. to
be- fOup~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-23
MONEY COMING IN.
Gsnerai CoEey of tho Industrial Army
Receives Encouragement.

MAssILLos, Ohio, March 81. s.
COxey today received Ia cash anu
checks Ian for his commonWesl
army. IL bert q. Glvens, a prominent
real estate man OF Chicago, writes say
ing that hs aud number Of other
real estate men have made up putse
Of n the u-and dollars for him. Olhers
forwarded smaller amounts and en-.
dOTsement Of this movement.
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TuE IERnInLE DYNAMITE.
Victims OF an Explosion meas Hinton.
Pennsylvania.

PITTsBUR0, Pa, March %. 49, The
dynamite works OF tho Acme Powder
company, near Hutton, was swept out
u existence by an explosion this
morning. Five persons, all IN the
building at the Zine, were killed. The
buildings In the Vicinity were wrecked
aud brick block at LogAn's ferry, one
mile away, was badly damaged. The
house WAS shaken and tho windows
shattered In all the surrounding towns.
The bodies OF those killed were terribly
mangled. Part Of them were gathered
up In box. The following are the
killed: Samuel, MOllie, Nellie and
Sadie RemAley and VIM. l.. Arthur.
Atlhur's house In the vicinity was
completely wrecked and Mrs. Arthur
badly Injured.
There were ten thousand pounds Of
dynamite In the lulluing.
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Cheesemakers. Attention.

A competent mau Ia wanted TO take
charge OF u cheese factory. II such n
one viii send his address to this office,
he VIII be placed In oommu ication
with the management OF tue factory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-23
A snaar Am.namenl.

WASHINGTON, March Ex-senator
Hansbfough, North Dakota, IL
preparing nm amendment TO the tariff
nil, restoring the present bounty on
sugar, and.phcing duty Of per cent
M valOrcm ON refined sugar. lie thinks
IL will receive the support OF all Re.
publlcRns, Populists aud two Louisiana
senators, which would carry It In the
Senate by y majority Of one vote.
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stay or IxGcUrIoS.

Ir'nd,rgaHt secures Another Lease
on Lifc.
CHICAGO, March 23,-An order stay.
~ the execution OF assassin Prender.
last MI April 9th was made by Judge
ihttIaln last night, aud served on
iherin Gilbert this morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-23

OTTAWA, Ont, March 23-The gov
eminent printing bureau In the psrlia.
ment building, was nearly destroyed
W Ire, The loss Is heavy.
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ALL WOMEN.
They Propose to rarity a Towns POi
tiles.

ENTERPRISE, Kan, Merch 20. 60 A
macs meeting OF women has nominated
icket composed entirely OF women,
and headed by the vile OF eX.5tate
Senator kohler Tor mayoE They
propose 10 purify the town politics.
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sHOT DEAD
An Anarchist ANA u san Francisco
HANK tasbisr.

BAN FRANCISCO, March GA man
giving the name Of Fred. B0rnvman,
said 20 have come from Denver recent
ly, presented check ut the branch
office Of tue San Francisco Savings
Union this morning. Assistant Cashier
Mstick had doubts Oh to its genuine
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-23

Tho Old, old case Of l.. A. Scott
Elliott, plaintiff anu respondent, W
George G. WhitmOrr, defendant anu
appellant, once more came W, ths
cause having In Il six different appeals,
all spnnging nom the same sOurcc--
tue primary right to certain waters Of
Grass Trail creek.
The court adjourned this afternoon
until the juno term.