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TELEGRAPHIC.
DETECTED AT LAST.
Deception Successfully PfsciICsd Nine
Years by a Spirit Medium"
, DARK MYSTERY CLEARED UP.
The Predlcamcnt Of Mrs Roberts
when Caught and Expoied
TO Light

WATERFOWL, n. Y, May 3.-Mrs.
ETA Il bsfts, The so.cslled maicflaiiE-
lag medium, was exposed la the
splfltualstlc temple here last night
shs IL not yet under arrest, and it f.
rr1bable that she will escape that
humiliation though the officers Of the
society talk Of prosecuting her
Mis-. II berls was Htst heard OF In
wnisr,own three weeks ago. She at
tbat limo wrote +. II. Mattorson,
rresiiont Of tho spitiiralistlc society,
n.siug tue privilege " giving a
ma.eriallzing seanoc. The matter was
fiAus,d anu week ago Ffiuay night
Irt BE- anue WAS givea before about Iity
i.smbers VI the society. u was not
...lsac,ory 10 any present The
medium explained that 10 would be-
I. 20 saiisiactuiy " y wire cage was
.uvllod IN when she was 10 be locked
bod which che alleged she could not
,sfafc except W SUPERNATURAL means.
Tuia cage was ready last night anu q
committee was on nant 10 lock the
medium la the cage, aud did NO. Il
was au hour before anything was seun
d.. omerFe from the cabinet anu then a
white fern ilil,od around 10 from Of
tNo audience, which eat In almost
Total darkness, aud Heated back
uthInd tho curtains. The form
uid scarcely disappeared bn.
hind the curtain when Que Of tue
committee who had ofawled TO the rear
q the oabluet eeizsd an arm and
yelled; "rurn up tbs lights"
Another member VI tho committee
VINO had his hand covered with ircsh
Ins patted the ghost on the cheek, leav.
ing beauty spot that was easy to
isC1gnize.
Iuuru was general scramble anu
raudemonium reign In the hall. The
lights were turned up and Mrs. Roberts
Stood In the midst OF the audience In
costume ~ a. conventional ~ 10 excite
ply; but woman In the audience
leaned her cloak. The mediums
ur.ss was found after fifteen minutes,
uuI the woman was lett alone long
enough 10 dress. She was then taken
Co "a rear room 10 give an account OF
herself before the officers Of tue society.
She acknowledged tnat she nad been
pfacticipH the fraud iOs nine yoafs, but
declined " give any detAils.
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CsniraI I.acIne Amir.

wAsHNurOS, ID. g., May Cen.
trail Pacific railroad matters today oc.
oupiod the attention ot the House
committee on Ptcinr railroads. Charles
Il. Tweed, Of Now YORK, counsel lot
the Central Pacific, submitted figures
showing the deu, VI the company TO
the government, whion, ne said, IL 10
round numbers from 100000 10 sos.
OO1,0OJ, Of which SIS, 100000 10 pm.
cipal ADD tue remainder unpaid ga.
terest. There are about 500 miles OF
the aided portion Of the road. Besides
this there are several uou.aldcd por-
tons OF tho system In California, not
subject TO the government lien, and on
all Of which there IL a specific mort
gage. Tue whole systrm Is under lease
By the Southern Pacific.
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nANK TnAups.
Trial Of tho Directors OF ths Bancs
uomnum

Trial Of tho Directors OF the nanca
uounun
ROME, May 2-rhe trial OF the
directors aud officers Of the Banoa
Romano began today in the court Of
asaizes. IL involves not only the officers
Of the bank, but politicians, whose
standing, prior 10 the fight u Director
Cucineilo, with $500, 900 lire belonging
10 the Rome branch of the Bank Of
Naples was very high. The iuvettiga.
ton last yrar Of the affairs OF the Bank
OF Naples showed deficit Of 100000
lire la the account with its Roman
branch, the sum having been paid out
"a the course Of several yoars with.
out any other than political cousidora.
ton,
Tue Investigation, which covered oil
the branches, showed the utmost cone
fusion in other Institutions. The cash
deficit OF the Bbnca Romano was .S,.
0OO,D Ire, and the illegal notes OF that
banB's issue since 1898 had reached o.,
100000 iiTc. A large part OF tut. money
10 said 10 nave been given % prUmin'
cut politicians Ia order " secure their
election and support.
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ATINANUIAL BEL.
Changes Proposed IN our Monetary
system.

system.
WASH INuIoN, -. g.. May 2.-Con.
gtossman BrOOKshire VI Indiana intro
uuIud Ia the House today a bill pro-
ylding Tor some comprehensive chang.
~ In our present financial system.
Tho bill pruvldus that no gTeonbacks
shall DO itsuod VI a smaller deu0miua.
ton that $40; that not over Oue-iourlh
iu value VI tho amount Of circulation
Issued 10 national banks shall be Of "A
less douominat on than SO. That
uYlu certificates thall be issuod instead
ui silver certificates, gOli certificates
uud Jho treasury notes Issued under
act vi July, 1890,
The hi provides for tho issue OF
coiu certificates on all the gold anu
silver coin aud gold bullion In the
treasury IN eEUo,s " 100000, 900 OF
gDll, which IL held us areserye Tor the
redemption OF tho gttenhackp. The
TN also provides Tor tho Issue Of
CON certificates on nll OF the
tilyrr teiguiOTngo bullion OK
curdlIg "a Tor 4IlI grains OF
Iure slivuf, ana that a. shall bl the
uuiy Of the secretary OF tho treasury 10
laY OUT these coin certificates In dis.
charge " al the obligations OF the
Unltu1 StNus, except ruGn ns made
expressly payable IN cliu. Moreover,
tho bil pfOviiuf that the owner 81
cliu, goli ana silver, may dup lsit tho
tume with tho treasurer Hnd SUB.
tloa6ufrr Of tho Unllud States in the
rum of SlOOr any multiple thereof and
receive coin Ceuiloatus In lieu OF the
same.
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FORr WAYEE, Ind, May 2.-rhc
tfial oi Editor Bidwoll of the A. =. A..
Tor criminal liDnl against Catholic
officials came 10 an abrupt eud. AZ.
tofnry Robert G.. Bell requested judge
O't3ufke 10 examine Juror Joseph II.
Hood, VINO hal bsea overheard talk.
ing about the case. Witnesses were
called, AMI Mrs. Smith stated that
Juror Hood SAID: al am better than
eight priests. Priests are Ike other
moni they have passions which they
cannot control"
lhoJudgc dismissed the entire jury
aud pOltpOued the Gaze.
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the Teutonic today, and 81 100000 has
already been engaged for shipment next
Saturday.
Tho Treasury statement Of today
shows net uold on haHd 70 the nm0u Mt
Of 500. 2a5 .OOs. Today's shipments,
however, viii not appear ia this daily
statement until tomorrow, ami WHEN
the engagements for tsday and Situr.
day nre aided the balance will only be-
about 500 $40, 600. The cash balance
iOdny was sigi ssg5gt.
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A FOREIGN NEWS BUDGET.
The Brazilian R.bllllOn Hot Yet En-.
tiItly Eldsd,
Itslian nanh rrauds-Lord HosebcrI
speaks words OF Eneo uragcmeu'-
uouors TOR Minister Thomas.

NEW York, May 2.-Tho Hcra'd's
M0ntsvidoo dispatch says Admiral Da
Cana had . secret conference lasting
two haurs yesterday, with the Brazilian
rebel Junta ami an cmisaary immedi'
ately startei for the Brazilian iroatlvr
lt Ii believed he takes Instructions
from General Pima to General saraiyn
% maintain the struggle with Prosi.
dent PeiE0tl'a forces during Da Gums's
absence in Europe. Admiral Kirkland
arrived here today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-03

WAsHINGToN, May Am the Sen.
ate today, squilos, Waauinyton, spoke
on the tariff ON. An iuquisi,Orlal In.
come tax ami u tax on every breakfast
tail. had been prepared, he said,
aimply that the take. may be taken Oh
tho tJrogn go0ld. Free lumber, coal,
iron ana wool ana a reduction on tie
tafli on hops would bl dislstrouF 90
Washington Interests. Tao amond.
mouts made by the Senate committee
were simply traps to catch votes,
Longo also spoke against the tarll
bill.
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strnn. Van rInoh.

SAN FRANonCJ. Cal, M,y e.-trvlng
Montgomery was today hucd SIS by
superior Judge Slack Tor contempt or
court Ia refusing 10 0boy au order To-.
draining him from using tho name OF
"5anuowu" In advertising himself MS
strong man. Tho Injunction was
issued At the instance OF Eugene San.
dow, the strong man, who says no uas
long been annoyed by Montgomery
assumption OF a name very nearly lie
his own.
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Father Malone. The investigation
before the referee showed the church
was really Indebted 10 the priest 81 600.
Tho bishop today obtained an inIunc-
ton forbidding further proceedings In
the suit Archpishop Chappollo will
investis ate the matter The relations
httwuun the bishop aad Father Ma.
lone nave boeu strained owing 10 the
latlef's literal views on the school
question.
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Two Anarchists Ciubbed Into sub
mission.

CLEVELAND, o., May 2.-Tho die
orders when began yesterday with the
Mnydny demonstration Of the unCm-
ployed eliminated toiny in op II riots.
There were three tepaintc aud bloody
conuioin between the police and the
ri0tou, and tonight the troops are
under arms, rgauy O. respond 10 call
In case 81 any emergency. The Worat
10 believed 10 DO over, however.
The trouble began before noon, when
a mob Of about 5000 started TO raid tue
factories on tho flnts aud drive from
WORK the men omploycd therein.
During the conflict two anafchiats
were leading terrible struggle on
their part. One of them, Thomas
Moore, an old man, was olunboi Into
submission and taken to the eiailon IN
patrol wagon, oufeiug the police aud
declaring that this was the happiuat
day OF his life. The nrmness Of The
Police had good effect for u resulted
Ia scattering the u0Iurs IA all direc'
tiUua.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-03

LOSDJS, May 2.--LorI RJsebery
HpOEo at Manchester tonight, expires.
sing the opinion that the liuefal party
would soon carry tue conviction OF the
English people ia favor VI nome rule.
He was not Hauguine that the various
measures which mad already been pre-
teutod would pass Parliament at The
present session.
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TnE sIruArIoN onIrIcAL.
Gov. Nelson, OF aiiBncsota, orders tho
miiitia Out.

wv HNAAHRAh - AAHNHNHAHAn |A'AAH NAAN
miiitia Out.
DULUTH, Milan, May 2.-Telcgrams
were received tins afternoon by
Sheriff 5hsryoy from every mining
center Of the Mesaba range, stating
that tho strikers hal stopped work nt
every mine, and that the situati0n was
critical. one telegram was from d.
H.. Boon, from the Minusiota Iron
company VINO was OF the Auburn
mine, and urged immediate action.
The sheriff NJ once telegruphed Gov.
ernur Nelson, asking him u call out
the militia, Late tonight word wins
received from Governor Nelson giving
the sheriff permilsion TO call out the
troop. The most critical situation 60.
night h nj Iron Mountain. A crowd
NJ strikers visited thofe today from
Virginia and drove the mcu ~ the
Rathburn anu Iron Mountain minrs
from work, and 10 concealed IN the
wood about half mile from the
village, planning d surprise. Armed
patrols were organized, and u any
attach 10 made there VIII be Trouble,
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WAsuNurOS, ID. g., May a.
Among tuu nominations ~ the Senate
today ny The Pf,sIucut were the follow
ing: Joe. Bothuuc, associate Justice Of
the suptumo court uf AuLIua.
P0stmaster-E. T.. CUltmAn, Idaho
Falls, Idaho.
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An.n,er rrIe.l nn.nlnl,n.

DENvER, May REV. r. Il. Ma
lone, pastor OF RI. Joseph's church,
was suspended today by Bishop Mats
ON the charge Of citing the bishop into
court ns a witness. The trustees Of tue
alleged by tue Oishopto DO the shortage
In the priesps accounts, Suit wa,
brought Tor tho purpose OF ylndioating
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sinister thoua. leave, sweden.

STOCKHOLM, May AIT the arowoll
audience winch tno retiring Unltei
it,, hau win thu King today, the latter
piraentcd Mr. ihOmasWitn a ME slzad
p Ir,rait VI himself IN coi0rs, quite an
unusual honor Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
diue with the kiug t0night al tbs royal
IalaCc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-03

MONTREAL, QIo. May o. A disas.
trious ore started in the eIgiue room
ui the Royal Electric comp1uy's la
caudCscUnt light station last night
The engines and the immense ny
wheel exploded, q portion being hurled
the ROOF HuJ falling 10 ihe s.feet. Two
wOrtmen were hud but msny others
mirecuiously escaped, Tho loss 10
100000
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CApDo, L. r., May 2.-Prcsiieut
Cleveland has gfnuioia stay OF sixty
days TO Simon LOWS, thu uil.blOodtd
Ch0cinw, sunten'et 20 be shot here
next FriIny with OF the nine Indians
who were recently convicted, but wh0tc
sentence was stayed, prnlins aruilfn.
ton between the two opposing factions
In thit nation.
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.. w. WARMER.
or nonb

Ho tolls what shores NEW
Warner
treatment With % Shores sho9r d! not hs p,ahc mako
reaching
wtctclod condition
m
woghi indeed.
with shores
something wonderful.
threw wunglck
a we'll and happy
Mr. W
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WiLKEsHNRRE, Pa, May Jacob
GouiI, relative OF thB lnt0 Jay
Gould, was adjudged insane today.
lie was ono Of tue wehithiBst residents
In Salem township, but developed the
iutaue idea that his property was
dopfeciating Ia value aud sold valu.
ablo tracts for very email prices.
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NEW York, May Am explosion
occurred In the curing and dryi.r
works OF q. Jolly a Son, Oh rwelfth
street, this afternoon. Two men who
escaped from lhe basement were on
nre. They reported that man aud
woman let behind must be DEAF.
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More ,iinrrs strike

PANA H., May 3.-rhrre hund red
anu scvtniy.ivc miners turned out At
the mass meeting bIay anu voted 10
go on strike indefinitely Ia aid VI the
national movement.
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CONEY ~ COURT.
The Trial ~ set Tor Friday
Morning


WAmuN0roN, May There was a
curious crowd " people surrounding
the district court today Ia this eKpecta.
ton OF the trial Of Browne ana Jones.
Only persons VINO could give some
good reason for their presence were al.
mittsd 10 the conft room. Among the
earliest arrivals were Coxey, Browne
nnd Jones.
Attorney General Malonoy, a
tmooth.iacod, blonj.hRirei young
man, appeared M prosecutor OF the
Cozoylles, and annuunceJ: al have
been Informed that n man named
Jacob 3. Coxey 10 IA court, anu after
an investigation last night, have
thought myself warranted In ding an
information against him. nave
made out warrant, but n no IN willing
60 submit, DO not care TO have II
tefvCu upon him."
This was u surprise, and Co1oy spoke
~: 81 am here anu ready Then
hu stepped forward TO the bar
aud Attorney Samuel Lyman said:
"Fifai, We nsk whether all OF the la
iOrniatlCna have been filed tuat tho
government intends 10 make Out"
That IL not the question:" replied
tue Judge.
Then tho information charging
Jacob =. CoEey with unlawiully die.
playing banner or device was read,
hud he replied, "Not guilty" The
ucuuse1 elected 10 be tried by juty,and
tho hearing OF the case WAS set for
Fuday morning.
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nluer,' strlls SUI srrendlnr.

sT. LuuH, May 2.-rhu Beilvillc
miners tuuay marched upon 1000 Glen
Carbon miners and prevailed on them
not - work. Efforts nte Uuing made
O. force out the me mo Eiwafuuville,
NJ owe, clyde aud Gillespie.
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WAaHIEGIoN, May 2.-rhe iudioa.
lions liu that thu usual spuug outflow
d gold has az last Htt IN. Auyicts ~
Iho treasury department show that
lbou. ) $4,000 Ia gold WAS lhlpped Dy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-03

LogD1N, May 2.-Thc Chester Cup
race, thirty-lnc entries, was won today
by Lord Ponrhyu's Qlptzitum, years
old. Dare devil, tix years Old, second.
5piutlolcg, ycara Old, third.
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CHRONIC DISEASES
OF THE VERY WORST FORM YIELD TO DBS SHORES SHORES
new system or TREATMENT EVERYBODY SAYS IT Is THE
BEST; AND WHAT EVERYBODY says MUST Be So


shoulder
ti
bad
rapidly could possibly
hv TO Dra nf
residents surely
audi
MRS ELIZA BRADY, O.
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TuuL0N, May "a iro la9t light
destroyed tho great saw mills con.
noCteI with ths arsenal ut MOurillJn,
causing a loss oi 81 5000
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If YOU CANNOT CONE TO SALT
LAKE

Write Tor the mail treatment. onoof tho
physicians IN personal charge suporin-
tends tho mail dopUimon. aud by sys-
tom Of close correspondence controls
those out 81 the city quito A. well ~ those
who come 10 tho office. Send for symp.
tom blank. Medicines shipped carefully.
Try this treatment
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Anairs ct the camp OF the army Of
tho common veal were IN a quiet state
day. There were InO disorders or
uouOus,rA lions OF any Kind requiring
tho pTrtuucB OF tue large fJfcB OF
regular anu special policemen station.
cd Ia tho vigiully OF tue camp. The
cImmOnwealur have apparently ta,.
lrd themselves down To u temporary
period Of comparative inactivity.
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u. G.nARYEs MUSIC UEALGn

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So n month for all diseases,
medicines FREQ.
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Drs, Shores & Shores.
Specialists,
Zion Medical aIiSIlIiGal Institute
BiE. Second South street.

Specialize All diseases Of tho Rye, Far.
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PRICES LOWER THAN EYER BEFORE
HEARD OF IN UTAH.
SALES CASH-OEE PRICE.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-02

AGAIN comes evidence from the
West that there Is only one kind OF
good Indian. The Indians horror
of anything In the nature OF work is
well known, but his weakness fol
carrying a gun led the War Depart.
ment to believe that possibly he
might be made useful as u frontier
soldier. The experiment OF enlistinG
company of redskins was made, and
they were stationed at Fort Omaha.
Failure was the result. Lo was
pleased with the gun and the brass
buttons on his uniform, but he alb,
horred the little work required Ia
drilling aud the enforced use of soar
nearly crazed him. The War De,
partment, in disgust, has discharged
and dlsbanded the company.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-02
Prof. Felix Adler, DR.. VIM. T. Har.
ris, Prof. c. NJ. Woodward, Prof.
John w. Cook, and our esteemed
State Superintendent, Hon. Henry
The Great scrcicy Warehouse.

The Srent ucrcIcy Warehouse.
The Hereby Brothers Commission
Company have reopencd their great
warehouse ut 42s to AS North Hal.
sted street, and have sent out the
following circular In connection
therewith:
To consumers and dealers Of hay. oats. grain,
-four. and feed Of all kinds:
We wish to call your attention to the fact
that II you do not buy your feed at our ware
house you are unaware Of the benefits you can
derive by 80 doing.
We handle the best goods only and sell at
rock bottom prices, for the many advantages
wo have over other wholesale feed men arc 70
great that II enables rs to sell arst.clsss goods
~ cheap ~ others soil second.class.
Our warehouse IL the largest. handicst and
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city Of Chicago. covering ono acre OF grouud
and situated on the O., NJ. 4 st. p. II. n. tracks.
where we have our own private track and re.
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This 10 great advantage. - II saves tho ex-
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We have constructed, in addition to our
warehouse, the latest improved grain elevator
bybteH, WutCu uuiObub, elcNutCs huO conveys,
by machinery, all our grain from cars on our
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ling This IL . great labor saving. and adds
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On through our grain cleaner. which frees It
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There IL no waiting outside on the street In
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utes.
We do q straight wholesale and retail mer.
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to call and examine our stock. look at Oui
cleaning and conveying machinery and see the
| way We do business.
Thanking you for your past favors. and hop
| ing we may receive your orders, We remain
yours very respectfully,
uERELEY BROS. COMMISSION Co.