Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-07

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viii give ths brNoIIrrta r.el.aiir r..
uon ufa Journey around tbu v1fif.
Fair followed ia vi.ws about phia.
irirhla, iu LELAND ami SCOTLAND.
EugihnI. down fhs ftIi... iu tt4iy ID
Florence. Rome. Ss.'ra. VsnIc..
plmrel. views 1. CUu.tsutIuouip su
sym. Including jerusalem aud
Damssrua. "a frIa 10 tit, ryr.mii De- ami
| Mounts nai. fhpnro through India
aud Cniia. ana ilin the az Etstt
tho iar Wus. The lecture will o. o.
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when Henry ff.Irs called from orr
| shofrs ou fie morning "a 81 rrh .l.t.
DO carried win him s9m.tliur ms.
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.au in tbis country. Hn fourin
] Amruriu tour closed iu g9.ton on the
i5th. liza tw.niy.pirht woke Amer.
/ e,u rl.v.tofft have raid tll5. 6g3iI 90
/ srs bim. nn average 6i sli..1ta week.
! ,rablui $4,000 f1r rvury 1rroimaucr.
! lie tefau nls iaur in Sau Fmuci.c1.
In NoN ylfk eity, prIof 10 the last one
/ Was IA failure, prcnninflly. but his lasl
9ue wa most suceeisfuL
Afi.s Josophine 5penccr, the well.
known wfitpr and pouto.a 1f this city,
! no "a Itsb..l a ono.art play called rhu
Fatal Vote. itiaad,cii5dly clever nr
tlr pitcr.aaititon our national p0liucr,
partially satircal, partially humlfUuf,
partially earnest uuI altogether novel
and inisrcsiinF. some Of hor flends
who have read 10, think 10 uuks a. the
bat Of her prose ttlIrp.
Uinpa Limited, Gilbert q sullivnnis
new npera, has boon produced in New
York by an English coupauy Heut
over by Inc author aud composer, and
srtms 10 have made hlt on tho old
lime Patience anu Mikaio order. n
There ~ any one kind OF entertainment
more than another that the country d.
rph Tor nov, 70 b. breezy, clean and
clever comic urufa, anu no ono can
uu tbr want like the writer's %.
pinniofc. itissuid that the stage pro.
Iucuun oi Utopia " iu advance ul any
comic opera ever seen Ia this country.
MrGilbettis Libfrlto iamainly skit
uplu the business tendency in Eus.
land 60 turn all ventures iu the con-.
mrfcInl world over 90 company, hll
100 turna asido repeatedly from bio
leading iden TO have o. n ng at certain
.ncihl AMI political Institutions Of hls
own native land, me- we'll ~ to refer In
Inc most gallant manner possible to
the merits OF Engiiahwumcn Of all
ayes.
Both acts are laid IA Utopia; the ilfsl
ne an outdoor tropical palm Fr0ve, aui
hu tecnnd the throne room iu tine
.ing's palace. Utopia IN ils origiua
tate is happy enough, nut lethafsic
sven ~ thinking buing done by other
%, therefore, yeAfns Tor the intril1utul
if,oi1m OF hnghnli anu Whru 'h'
princess VINO has Teen Hluly Tug
tiirtou, returns with "six imp1ftc
d,,,,s' ,f ,,r,.,,..si' An tb. uer'.t.r
a naval and military officer. a lord /
chamberlain, a barrlsltr, n company !
pulmDtur aal u ciuuly cIuucii1G .H..
Gust the Two "Wlsu mrh' VINO nave !
been acting a. tue kinE'a minister
and fopblur the prople. aud re1raautl
~. 10000. -, 40 Ia .ilsI, t,..ts
ne county upon an IN tlIHl uAala'
fNtrYlhiuR. tuttc'ufri becomes hhi.
isfacfnfv. nvuu the forces nf fuucIowl
~, m .isni t,,u,,t f,.ptain Ft y,.ttIr.
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axe tne imported military M '','