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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-03
ra.s. Tor s.dmors aud III. rorIow.r..

A meeting OF the Irish Independent Parlia-
mentarY Harty was held yesterday at Its head
quaT'eTI sos Seventh avenue. President Ed
ward TFIahsrty said that over 5000 had
been subscribed within the last month by the
PArns'iltes OF New York and at his suggestion
IL was decided to forward photograph to John
r. Redmond. NJ H.. who is attending the con-
VentiGn of the Independents in Dublin to-day,
$4,000 for the use OF the independent party OF
which lie is the leader.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-03
rr,,,n.a from vorng on Th.l- stock.

Aismporary Injunction has been granted By
Judge Beach Of the Supreme Court. at the In
stance Of the Globe Fire Insurance Company,
restraining James G.. John g., and Richard N,
Gulick and Joseph ;. FTennghuysen and
others iron voting or attempting 10 vote at
The election % dirsrtors Of the company 10 10
held or April 10 on 40 shares OF stock sold
within The last thirty DAYS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-03
~ H,ua,,t D.sI.. The Oy.rlII..

Ex-AldsTman and Locomotive Engineer VII
liam 4. Bennett Of Newark. who 10 q candidate
for rseIsetion Ia the Fourth ward OF that city
takes exception 10 the statement that he has
attended meetings Of the Newark Common
OUT va shing M. Ho SAYS that hs has never
gone 40 far as that although tempted to do So
At times and that the worst appearance no
ever made was when he had no time TO wash
M or change his shirt, He did manage even
then 20 put on black coat AMI strip on his
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-03
4 SOCIALIST MtEIIAa sEoKEv ar
By supposed CoH-y HsCru:tsr's AskIrE
the Crow TO ID rIAL.

wagon OF tho Essex County Brewing Com
pAny was the Tostrum for = Socialist mestipg
in Newark last night. 1t was drawn up at the
curb near the lower end Of Military IaTk. and
sixty or sevrnty persons listened 10 Isaac
bennett and John ScriDshAw 81 this ctT
GOmpers was advertised 10 SPEAK. Lut did not
appear
Mhie ScTimshAw was speaking can who
was said To- TO recruiting for Gen. CoXry' $
army disappears with half the ssemblaEs at
his heels. II was said that he had issued "a
general invit alton TO the crowd to drink az his
expense. Somehow lie managed To dn,lgv his
followers and escape the responsibility alter
breaking 10 tho meeting for time,
There was nothing EaId or done AT tho meet
ing 10 call for Interference bT the police.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-03
Two I'o-rsspsadrAis Naa+a.

John A. Kelly has begun suit against his
wife. Gertrude NJ Kelly, in the City Court in
Brooklyn. for absolute divorce. and yesterday
application was Dade to Judge Osborne on be-
half Of Mrs. Nelly for $500 AlimonJ and coun-
sci fees. The plaintiff has long been EN- ploy Ell
10 Ihs pzymAstsT's department Of the uited
states navy, and is Teputsd TO De worth over
SlOOOOu he couple were married AZ hAlleGo,
bsr. In the compliant reference 10 N Ade 10
several co. res pOnIents. but George Cabbs
and James MrEldoWney are tho only tWo
nAued. Mrs.. Kelly denies all the Allsga tiOBs
Decision was reserved.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-03
Jaa. Aa.,I.'. F.a...i.

Boston. April AT st, Stephens Church
this afternoon were held the funeral services
over the remains OF Mrs. Jane q. Austin. the
noyellst OF old New England Many mouTners.
whose names are famous in the annals OF lit
eTaturs and kindred professions. were pTese t.
On the cofiln were laid IArge iyJ wreaih IA, sent
by the publishers OF Mira Austiu's works aLd
several palm spraJL The pail bearers we're
Judge T. Rocky wood HoAT, the Hon II. ~
HouRhtOn, Prot William Watson Goodwin.
BENJAMIN MaTstNn Watson the heV Edward
Everett Hale II. d.. the Rev. ". 4. King Frank
b. SAnboTn. and Ehenezer Gag.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-03

come = time. when we reach smother
stage. OF existence, when somo one will
say, these things you took tor vital truths we're
but parallels. That reminds me that q scho ol-
girl not LONG ago gave this definition 81 a para
Bile; A heavenly truth with no earthly mean
ing in It. People may gay that angels are
physical monsttosities; that child cannot he
born OF divine parent; that tho story Of the
wise men following the star IL hut parable Of
wisdom leading the wsI YET: put y TO yon,
its piritual infancy on these ilctions or facts =?
These unorthodoX sentim ents see ed TO take
away sorosis's breath, as II were. but Miss
MerlnRton went on rnptdly and made n bril-
liant argument so thrt her hearers did not
followed by Mrs. Croly. who thought that. after
all, nothing could I've more Interesting than
facts, and that q child should be told nothing
that was not absolutely true. Mrs. Mary
DhinG Hall thought that child was more
tan Andersen and other writer's Of larry tales
had done much to make children happier. and
therefore hettcr. Mrs. G. Lucia Forest argued
that ohilds mind develops accordinR to cer-
tain laws; that the second stage is the deyel-
opment OF the Imagination. and that facts
would be az poor food for the mind OF little
child as strong meats would be for ita body.
Mrs Lozier sum med up the arguments OF
the afternoon and offered what she considered
model poem to be given to child. II was:
nne two. three. -four.
Mary at the cottage door;
tive, sik. seven, eight,
Eating plums from q plate.
Mrs William Tod Helputh presided yester-
day for the first time. Mrs Ella Distz Clymer
Taylor sang. and the Manhatta Mandolin Club
played. Mrs Helmuth introduced a new fes.
tute In the singing OF blessing before and
after the luncheon. The music was by the
carol club recently organized by Alice O.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-03
Lsto. Clus oms,r. I..,. m.s.

There was a large gathering Of the members
Of the Lotos Club last evening. when the re-
Gently elected ohiesrS were installed The
new Officers are; President. tIank Il. Law
renee: lee President. Edward Moran sscrs-
tarY, Chester S. Lord; Treasurer, J. Is Hair
IsT; dTsc,ers to hold olllce three ysaI9.
Tslmsr snd director 10 hold once one year,
FL. Murray.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-03

A nambe. OF the stockholders and directors
Of tho 81. Nicholas Bank protested again yes
terJay against the change Of Hugh }. Grunts
temporary Tecevership into a permanent re-
crlyershiE Tie protest was Z ell With nepniy
BE- made about MAY !.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-03
Twsaly.aIas DAYS for Mayor sshIsrsH's

John Farrell OF 395 De Kslb avenue who Was
arrested In Brooklyn on SUNDAY for acting In
disOrderly mGnner In a Greene aud Gates
avenue trolley car al the instance Of Mayor
Sehisls n. one Of the other pAssengerA. Was ar
TAignsd before Police Justice walsh yesterday
10 the Adams street Court. He Was ssntsneed
10 tWsRty nine dAys' impEis0n @snG
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-03
Do Isu Matter IsnrssIf Yaa'rs a SesptIt.

or ara yea iaBI PLATA NugHump' Read Nrs Humphrey
Wards Robert klssmsrs g aver, prlrs esntsl and
TsPsai and that too Ebils you are IN some hkins
IGilsd states beck 90. rublshsfA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-03

l. TIE beat BRAID Of AmsTlsAn shAmPaEaS None %
Ia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-03

Dsag ID hay = y,-iI - FnaT-. IA'E 81.
Z ysu EasI ErsRsh fgTaituTs a. hAlf IEiss-Ad~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-03

- - on. Bu' | don't thinE wa ara ,,Iv., ~
e las sNch other IN d0orWays Iust because
lsrBI., ma rhyme, 1 want to give a plea for
% tfs ct'H ihsruss ln the kinteIgartSn what
nes ~. We arc trees, We shelter
Res anil is rs Of course They are not birds or
-. s{mrathy with birds and tTsas -
"a T. ' ~. not being real. WY there are pso-
G.Asr hnem the Christ child n not real
"0Ss Il matter much? There viii
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-06-30
Poultry !. upplies AM Appsia
Incubators and 3roo &e2s*

Sole Agents for Hydro Safety Lamps for ncnbators
and Breeders. Cynona for dslnectlng ana KILL
nine Ravens Horse. Cattle and Poultry Food. Nlsh-
bets Tonic Poultry Powder J.,
Manufacturer Of Croley's California Poultry REMEDY
for roap swelledhead and all diseases Of the head
and throat of fowls. Ango-Am Dog hsme os =
varieties warranted to cure No ft'i, lf ei5eo,ls
j,rvtI,;ny for Fancers AMI Breeders. Write for what
i-S@J 7 S.
You want
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-06-30
PEN SION 8!

Being located near the Govern
ment Departments we are able to
give your claims better attention
than attorneys located elsewhere.
Special attention given to difficult
and rejected claims. If your present
attorney does not suit you, and Is
slow, write us. Soldiers who have
lost their discharges can obtain new
ones. Charges of desertion removed.
No fee unless you get pension.
Advice FREE. Soldiers pensloned
at less than twelve (Sl2) per month,
and suffering from disability in add
ton to that named in their pension
certificate may obtain increase under
the new law. 1t is not necessary for
you tc have gotten any ailments IN
war to get pensloned under the new
law. Pensions for widows and child
rem without regard to cause OF sol
dier's death; mothers and fathers
who are now dependent, whether
they were dependent on soldier when
he died or not, Pensions obtained
for service rendered in Mexican and
Indian wars. Mexican pensions can
now be increased to Sl2 month.
Suspended pensions restored.
PATENTS
Caveats, Trade Marks, Designs,
Copyrights and all Patent business
conducted for Moderate Fees. In
formation and advice given to lnven-
tors without charge. Address,
The Norman Claim Agency,
Box 1877. Washington, D. q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-19
INC ne.Ien Wool nnrhet

EJ8rlN, May l0.-The Boston
COMMERCIAL BulictiH says Of tho Boston
uugi matKet
rlo sales OF tho week are / ,l78, 40
J8uuls domestic anu 6j3,U1J pounds
UIylgn against 1851, 100 pounds do.
mustiu aud l09, 900 pounds Foreign for
iIusamu week last year
the receipts are l2,Os6 bags domestic
ami 1876 bags foreign against 7, 100
bags domestic and 4.763 bags iOfuigu
igg the tamv week last year.
The shrinkage In receipts from last
years. up TO OATS 10 "a, l9i bales dUmus.
no Hnu 1905 bales foreign. The
suTinkage IN sales II 100000 pounds
lymesllo anu 9.U34,OJO pounds foreign.
Toe sales arc swollen out VI theil
nofmal PROPORTIONS by tho delivery Of
bali . million pounds Of carpet anu
Australian wool by the Boston con.
slgnste ami by the dumping through
this market 100000 pUunus " washed
and unwAshed hsecrs by single
western holder. Prices are uuqucs.
li1nably easier. Ohio Is worth half a
dollar clean aud tops, oOmbed from the
came grade Of secured foreign stock
arc selling In Antwerp at 50 cents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-19
TBLEGRAPHIC.
The CHINESE PEST.
InV Organization Of H.SabInd'rS 10
Chicago.
CAM MOL MARKED FOR DEATH.
Tho, Demand a CouIr'b button Of $40 a
Week, but lie Refuses to Pay
the Money.

rus,uo, H., May i9.-Highblnd-
80. are alter sam Moi, the Chlnaman,
s,eotdlng to the story he has told the
rfou.i states officers. He complains
IA, certain Cinnamon who are agents
y, IN, secret organization called ON
tim and attempted to blackmsil him
n,t,t threats Of death. He refused to
-iys the names Of the men, but said
,,.v vsfe Cinnamon who are capable
o,catrying out their threats. Agent
C,nlp aivisei him TO make complaint
4, tb, police and have the Chinamon
.,t.s,sd on charges Ut attempted black
Iii sam Moi refused TO talk about
.a. allssci threats Of the highbindofs.
rf,ma government Official who IL
t,slliaf with Chinese Allaifu In Chi.
..g5. Tut who d0es not desire to be
'...tyt. Il was learned that new Of
.ritatlon Of highbinders has recently
I. ca formed 10 the city. Tnis OiliciAl
..ts that tho hlghbinders meet 10 a
,bIptss resort on HaffisOn and CLARK
.,feolsanu that they are briug watched
Az The tollce. "rheso men have formed
s,5clsly similar 10 all intonts and pui.
I..e. to the highbindoru who have dole
- much eviIin San Francisco but who
never obtained y foOthold Ia Chicago"
,ali the official. "rne object Oi the
f.tlety L. simply 10 blRckmail those
VINO are not Included In its member.
thin. Sam Moi has u good many In.
lgfta.s on Clark street IA The Chiuose
colony, aud In u merchant who has
iuadu good deal OF money. Ho has
teen asked " pay tribute 10 tho society
and hO refused ~ 10 10. Tbs specific
demand which was made upon him
was tor $40 a week from the proceeds
OF his place. lilo mas paid the society
nothing, but hu IL greatly worried ON
account OF tue threats VI the men"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-19
The STORM ON The LAX E
Ono OF The Host Disastrous OIL Recent
Years.
Reports OF Week aud Loss of Life
EEom Many roints Along
the shore.

CHICAGO H., May ls.-rhe storm
which today swept Lake Michigan
was the most disastrous Of recent yoars.
Eight vessels were driven ashore with.
In the city limits OF Chicago, and out
Of their crews ten men hre known 10 be-
drowned, and In every Instance boat
aud cargo ate utterly lost Ouc schUon.
~, the Myrtle, was wrecked Just out
eide the government pier within hall
a milo Of Michigan boulevard, uud ak
men Of her crew went down 10 death
la plain view Of thu hundreds Of people
who lluCd the boulevard walks OF
watched tho wul storm from the
windows Of the big hotels which over.
look the hatJlr.
The wrecks extend from Glencoe to
the north, where the LincolndAls went
10 pieces, 10 5Onth Chicago, On air line
distance " forty miles.
One Of the most exciting features Of
the storm was the imprisonment Of
twuuty .seveu men who were working
Ia tue walerwofks crib Oh Lake View,
one mile from ehUrc. lhe only shelter
was a lumber tower erected on the crib,
aud until this was wAshsd laway NJ .
O'Clock this Afternoon lhu men were not
believed 20 be In any danger II was a
close cnlllior them, however, after that
time, NJ tbs water went over the crib
again and again In binding sheets.
At nightiail the men on the crib
hung up red lantern, which was burn.
ing steadily ut midnight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-19
SIXTY-THREE LIVES LOST.
MIR. John S. Bowdldgo Relates Interesting Experience
OF Life n tho Soa

From isG2 until 1873 Mr.. John Bow.
dligo was captain Of tho merchant
vessel scud. His ITO on tho Goa has
had many hairbreath escapes. In ro-
laring his experience he sAysi
81 remember once when I was sailing
In tho Jersey Channel Islands, belong
ing 90 England, we encountered tor
uhl0 storm. There woro sixty.thrOo
souls, all told, and tho wind and wave
was such that We know 10 would DO In.
possible Tor az 90 live through u. Tho
massive ship stood tho terrible lashinr
Of tho wave Tor hours, but at last gave
way, aud We fully ro,llzsi We must face
death. Ia a very few minutes the ship
began 10 sink and my comrades were
fast disappearing uuiOr tho mighty
waves 90 wa DRY grave / saw
could not stand longer 10 l dashed my
self 10 mast aud Tor hours nnatod, un-
til rescued by passing steamer. / was
tho only man left 90 toll tho story. 10.
diy ] wear tho mark ~ tho rope that
was tiod around my waist
This N tho only one OF tho many inter.
estlng stories told by Mr.. Bawdidgs.
lio was tho youngest captain at SEA
during this limo, being only fourteen
year. old when Onier.ng the service.
In stating bis wiio's case, MIR. Bow
didgo -aysi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-19

Drs. Shores & shores lead while the
misdt doctors follow.
Persons who apply Tor treatment at
tho Ilou Medical Is Surgical Inst.
tuto uro cured, aud uuch week now owl.
douco is presented 90 tho public. in the
way OF n statement from grateful pa
iionts who have boon cured by Dr.
Shores & Shores, after tho NOODLE
SPECIALISTS NJ the city have drained
their puko's OF all their money They
got no better aud 20 be- cured go 10 tho
ZION Medical & Surgical Institute,
whore honest, conscientious, careful
and skillml physicians arc iu charge.
DR.. shores Is shores noyor publish o.
namo unlots by tho CoIH0ut N tho pa
tent aud " they should publi.h ono.
third Of tho casot thov cure tho col-
umns " tho plpor would be- full to
overlooking.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-19
a sWoRN STATEMENT.

You cannot imsrino my wlfo's condi
ton whom sho came TO prs. shore, a
Shores. Other doctors iu salt Lake
could DO hor no good. they always made
nor wore, uui 10 cost me small for
Juno Tor them fu experiment with her.
For four years she was weak, suf.
iorlng wumau, She could do mo- house.
work, sho had terrible headache. "a
discharge from tho onrf, aud nose
stopped up, a.ro throat, bad taa q lu
tho mouth, severe cough, always frlt
worn out, in TACT 70 was perfect ul4-
Dry Tor her 90 move around She had
no appetite and lost nosh rapidly. This
was her c0ndi lon whom beginning
treatment with Drs. Shores Shores
aud can 'ako INV oath that ia one
month sho has been made a now wo-
man
Mr. and Mr.. BowdIdgo reside at No.
90 North Second West street, whore
they can ho interviewed.
MIR, B0wdidgo leaves Saturday Tor tho
Country whore ho has large shcop Inter.
o.tH, but Mrs. Bpwliigp will be- home
TO greet nll iuquiriug friends kindly
call and SEQ woman who has hnpn
givon up by tho medical profession and
cured by prs. shores s. shores new
system ~ treatment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-19
~ CONGnEss.
Republicans Gain - Point In the SEM
ate Gnrin Mn.

henuhllthnh cam - tolna IN the Hen-
at. Ihrin BiiI.
WAsIuNurON, May ls.-rhe Repub.
llcans won their first victory today iu
their effort 10 secure higher rates than
those granted by the majority. They
Induced the Democrats 10 take rough
building aud monumental stone, lime
stone, free stone, granite, sandstone,
etc, from this ffue list anu place them
on the dutiable list at cents per cubic
foot, ana to Increase the duty on THE
class Of dressed stone from 20 ~ 80 per
cent nj yaloem.
The amendments agreed 10 fixed these
rates. Cosmetics anu like PREPARATIONS,
~ per ooui; CASTLE soau, poffumrl, IS
per ceut; bicATbOuhto Of sofa, "a per
cent pei pound; Caustio sOda, nall a
cent per pound; bichfOmEte sOua, %
per cent; sal sUua, OAe.oiyht OF n ceut
per pOuuui soda ash, Ono.quartor OF n
cent per pound; Hilioate soda, three.
elghthS OF cent per pOund;strychnine,
80 cents per ounce; tnttarate OF BOua,
2 cents per pound; prick, unglszsd, 2j
per cent; IRE brick, 81 per ton; lime, bU
cents per 100 pounds; plsstst Of paris,
Calclnud, SL25; ClHyH uuwToughi, 81
per ton; olays, wrought, 81 per loL;
cast polished glaze, looking glass, etc,
not exceeding 2iX60 square incnes, 3
cents per square foot; above that, IS
cents; spsclacles, 40 per cent; marble,
rough, 50 cents per cubic foot; marble
dressed, SO cents per cutie iOOt;maTblu,
manufactured, IS por cent; granite
and other building stone, rough, IL
cents; dressed, 30 per cent; grind.
stones, 10 per cent; roofing slaIes, 20
per cent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-19
Uiiisd on the rraci.

LoUmviLLE, KY, May is.-Only
Eve races were run today, the fourth
being declared oil. In the second
Judge Payne fell just beyond tue hall
mile pole throwing GoOpalc anu Vie
den, who was last and coming ~ iui,
speed, stepped on his iJfohoai crush
Ing II In anu causing conclusion VI the
brain from when hu died ABOUT
twenty minutes afterwards. lie was
also badly bruised about the body.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-19

They have hundreds of testimonials
tha, can be- tcou a. their office, verify
Ing thu iHr. that they are the only sue
cossfil specialists Boo the city
When you hear 70 man running down
SOMEONE elise tni doing no good hius
self you cnu depend upon ith o is got.
ting hit, aud " you notice boz another
column " this paper that tho mIEut
fellow falls 20 give proof VI HE Fu.
called skilL uu. shores & Shores lead
and thuy viii continue lo DO Boo. They
Will atlll maintain tho low ratio ~ $500
q mouth Tor al diseases ard furnish
oil medicines frCN
Before going to a Specialist, first find
out " De- ever cured anybody, refer Ia
back numbers Of tho sunday nowzpa.
pOrs aud compare tho statements " Drs.
Shores & shores ani that ~ others aud
then noe tho difference.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-19

WAsHlEoIoS, May ls.-Soon after
tho House met today II found itself
with filibustor on It's hande, caused
by n motion to oonsldor tho apptoprla.
ton bills running counter to the pri.
vate bills.
The legislative, executive and ju.
diciAl appropriation bill was taksu up,
after an agreement had been reached
To close general debate at the hour Of o
O'Clock, anu that the House would al.
jvurn Oyor Saturday.
At5 O'Clock recess was taken until
s O'Clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-19

BEATRICE, Nob,, May l0.-John T.
Cochran, OF ~. Louis, master commits.
r,oHer OF the u niird States circuit
cUuri Tor the District OF Missouri, ut
PtwHee county, mas sold under lore.
cly,urc proceedings tho Kansas CITY
alu BeAlrlcu railroad Tor 100000. h..
4. WbsOucE an attorney Tor tue Ms
tuuu Pacific rAilroaI was the puTohas.
80 presumably acting In the interest
U tue the Missouri Pacific, It having
ieen undtutOod that road was alter
TIE properly. Tue complainant In the
tslr was tile New York Security n
Trust Co, whose interests were repre-
t-uteI by hlf. Hufnhlower, OF New
Eofhi aud kinak,r & Bib, Of Bea'
Lice,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-19

probing the matter 10 the bottom. Mf.
Dunphy said the frauds for which the
government had already assessed the
Carnegie company 100000 occurred
between n vember, lsy2, aud Sepiem.
bes, 1893 The same class OF evidence,
he said, showed that similar Irregular.
ities occurred prior 10 November. 1892
and subsequent u September, 1853,
Tile committee took no action, but
Mf. Dunphy believes they will report
back the resolution with recon.
mendatlJu that Will start the invostl.
CATION at once.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-19
LdMin GonId = crInnIs.

NEW YOiuS, MRy l0.-Edwin Gould
has not Il leg 70 stand on. lie Ia not IN
tfaighteuud circumstances, but has
met with painful accident, winch
confines him q hi. room Ia TAry.
Town, Rud which will force him TO go
about on OfutchcH for several fort
nights. lie gave n tennis party In tho
new courts, which he has laid cut lust
south Of his TaTrytown home. MT.
Gould II askilliul anu hard player, as
WIS his opponent, ait, Shfaiy, tnu sou
Of Dr. SHADY, the Gould family phy.
tician. In running back TO return a
hari volley, Edwin Tell, breaking the
main teuusu Of bis right leg Ut tue
Knee aud severely bfuihing tho knee
cap. This Is tho third accident OF a
serious nature which he has suffered la
That leg aud his recovery will DO slow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-19
sEnvItN AFFAIRS.
Conspiraior, nt work ~ overthrow
the Government.

Couspirator, Rt work a. overthrow
the Government.
London, May IS The correspond.
rndent Of the 7mss at Vienna says
The Sefviars have discovered the
existence oi radical conspiracy In
favor u the protender, Karagorgov ich,
the chic iustigator being NJ. Pushitch,
formerly 5srvian minister to ~. Petets.
turg.
There Ia little doubt that Servla has
driited 10 stale Of anarchy.
TIE correspondent Of tn DdiV NC,Us
at Niouna, telegraphs ~ follow; IL ~
believed the young king Of Setvia
intends 90 make second coup d'stat,
with the ali Of his father, ex.liing
Milan, ami the premier, with the puf.
pore OF Iuttiug an end 10 the 81 flIuuce
" the radical leaders. 10 to thought
his plan is 90 suspend TIC constitution
and rItabllth = military government,