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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-18

wAsmSUION, April IS. - At the
opening u tus House tsdhy, Cannon
uli.j, ghairm An OF 'np APPROPRIATIONS
g.mmi,tcs. rlpot,sd - general rsh 4.
euCy oil, and gave notice tuat no
would call II up at the earliest possible
IN meut.
a bill was passed 10 establish n
training station Tor naval apprentices
on Cost Island, San Francisco Tbor.
Talbvri q. o., wuo hal previously
blocked q private bill, objected to tue
ueusi0n bill Presented ~ Cannon
uu),
Cannon maioa pofronal appeal 10
the genllvmtu from south Carolina.
H. said n WAs the fifsi time Ia twenty
years that ho had asked f.t unanimous
consent. He reviewed the pathetic
history ~ the idlbr cOnrtilueut, tuUt
10 pieces Aud almost TOTALLY blind.
CAlb,fl, ulaisly touched ny The recital,
Wit dgrR his objection.
All O'clock, under a special order,
the oulosirs on the late Representative
COgswell, Maisso tusoits, began,
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Drevst rank ot IA IIs general o. vol.
uuicof4, lie fGCt.v several wUunIs
g. battle nui wlUswarJuI pension
which DO had IN dc Hftpu lsmsnts q
co. sUi through WIN. A. Hatdiur {
10 City vi the time ~ bis suicide.
Gsnsia. Jonss ito ped the ptsrt c. vi
law about tbtoo ytEfsagO RnJaccsp'o
I fr PROV 90 ton Ui several miulug c m
p,pis to tstoms tu,lf COu nJsntai
Hsuut In Eir.pr, lie ARA IRel 10
lnat their byuH aud ~ cks IN
iotelgu mr'kels. lie hsd wide 80.
qIa n 4. &C Boo London, PARE aul Bu'l n
.Ly the IrIp.Hl.i.A iuk ycrr gfA''
iul 10 b Ia, was agC pIsI, lie meuo
several trii, nufOad snd was nt ntst
greatly encouraged by hi turCesB. he
nnalY became more uipsciAly In.
toftoIoi IN the Queen cry Iron Mn.
inE company ana devoted mos Of bic
ate btou 10 that corporation. Then
tho unfi iimes % c.ud oil American
s,Cuslt.ts abroad and hU took ttu fail
u'o very much 10 hoau. lilo became
dgapuuIon'. pBUte " bis Old " -uuls
was ttuublug hlm, aud he dvci led 10
live W AouNu tuslutss. Gen. Jynes
cs'lsi 0n Mt Harding t~o weeks bt-
fore AlsaIiCIIo told him llat bis
heal wAt fJullinK him gtoa,ly, He
continually heard flnsing noises ana
no said be tslicyei his mind was be-
com NJ IN .c.ul.
Ggusthl Jones committed tulclio on
the Jay Mf. Harding received lis
psnsiIn CUrudga with the rtquSst
mas no collect Tue money. GousTal
mes uelUuroi 10 tho celebrate D
blackburn Amlly o Kentucky. Ho
mai three bTo.hsfs. y Of them,
CyL JJLn W5ssy Jones, Of this city,
was pl5imastyT OF BfO EIyn AMI istIill
a very prominent politician.
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STARING AT DEATH.
Tho English at RuluglyO 10 Con.
slant Fear Of a Massacre.
ENEMIES WITHIN AND WITHOUT


CArErowS, Aprlli8.-tCopyrllh'ed
1895 ny the Associated Press l-Mill.
lafy men, scouts, Dltchmen ani Eug.
lshmsn, civilians OF oil clsssca, voter.
on troops and government Uiicials
concur In the statement that tbs gov.
rfnor Of CaIe colony, Sir HUfoll,s
Robinson, has not told the truth n be
has notified the home government that
Buluwayo II in o danger. IL IL evil
dent TO everybody here that the British
iu BuluwnyO Efo In most critical
rs.Illon. The chief point Of their
wtakuess IL the smallness Of their mum.
isfs and the immsn,ity Ui the hOtdta
~ MatabelSs gathering Tor HItsct.
Then asain large numbers " Maiabe-
l.a. pfe,umed u be- friendly, have BY
r8ms cErute or other tucoogJei In Gu
trflnE the iowa and 10 10 well kuOWn
nat they have Planned 10 rise Aud
alnks NJ the Btlush no econ ~ the
warriors Of Matausle ato heard outai e.
tho line Of defense. Most 0f the Mats-
bsIcs IA Buluwnyo got there by pre-
tending ~ be seeding the protection OF
tho whites, and the latter Tell into the
ttap. These Matauelea arc armed and
90 outbreak must tUon occur.
IL has been stated that Buluwayo Il
held ny 1000 men; this ~ not correct
rhu numIro Of lighting men NJ Bulu.
wayo IL under sOJ hud Of this small
humber compared with the 10000
MtlAbeles Ia tue Vicinity, Suu are re-.
ported TO have been dispatched ~ hold
The Mangwa pasp, steep dtiiie win
angular tufuiugF, which can be rem.
urfrd imptoguAUir. OthCr ditphtchUs
aHnUuuce that "a strong force OF the re-
mRiLiug 900 whites Intended " leave
uuluvhyo yestttiny 10 attack the
MatsbrIe imIi, com Iusod ut lubrnsu.
la's crack imbezu regiment iiom which
flu native police iot,r, VINO have b,vu
shown 10 have started the rebellion,
were recruited. gnis imp Is looked
upon M the most Formidable IN otsbgui
N.nlebeleland, in numbers anu til'
cheney.
Nobody here can undsntGnd why
such sot,ie ~ Tofmi,tsd. II Il feared
Tue awful mistake 0f lsaudulnu may be
fupeatet. The Bitten may uu oiti,ed
into ambush, ana while tucfu ungn aged
with 0Vrrw he ming numbtrr, the main
hoy a the Matcbole Amy mpy be
buried sPHinst BuluwayU nnd sweep
over n, ~ spite Of defense and rapid
fung guns. The great trouble ~
'uRsHntr -niE 10 b. that mai afity
u thu leaders are dArt-dovilrd uien,
ufone o. engage thu enemy hfst anu
estimate tue Numbers generally too
lntf
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FAN FRANCISCO, April ls.-It 10
m 10 than lacy that aBpOl or two
viii be hTyd across tho DOW Of the
Pacihc Mail steamer CITY Of Para DO.
lore 6ho again TsluTIs 10 this port
Tho vttBel viii sail Tor the turbulent
Central American IOtis tOdaJ ami
Captain Resell will TO instructed ~
make All lJrt to enter tho pOTtH held
10y the NicaTaguan Insurgents Tor tue
purpose VI Ian iing freight.
~ the result VI theTeyulutlOn which
has been Ia progress la Nicaragua Tor
several months, the Pacific Mail
steamers, IN well as all other strangers
nave been drnipd entry ut Ban Juan
dsl sur, Corinlo and several less !m.
pyTtkut hATb0Ts.
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POcateIIo Herald Savings.

The following Is from the PooAtellO,
Idaho, HetalI;
"The PooAtello A. =. A.'G have re-
solved to place their peculiar ban upon
the Mormons OF Hammock county, be.
cause the Mormon voters Of this city
refused to support the Republican
ticket Tuesday. A prominent A. p.
A, ssid TO tie writer Every Nor.
mon candidate next fail will be hsr
po0ned by the $50 a. T.. A,'s in Poca.
ielO, We intend 10 get even with the
SAINT 1t II more than probable that
the Mormon voters next fall will SUP
port ths county Democratic ticket and
thus give the A, +, A. ianatics another
deserved dTubbing."
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o. provide au3 Treasury department,
sl,n7iUll; District OF & lumbIs, sli0,.
uli war Department, s8UT Ului navy
dsplf,m 500 u'N, iu,srIsr depart
wHl;, s3liuIIi .ep,rlmon, o. Justice,
s. LOCO; government printing once,
tlyH COS ilsutH OF Representatives,
tlUiUJJi judgments OF the court NJ
claims, slig.Ulj lndian deprsdsti0l
claims, ~ OIH, audited clsimS, slJY,.
900, COS OF tie postal tsvoaus, ST..
4.l,UUJ.
lee addition ~ this bill tho urgent
deficiency act passti early Ia tue
session 0Afrud So aI5 40. making a
total iHf u,hJluurtes This session Of
sll,UBJ,571.
l."tOtaI u appropriations 10 $685..
w, 4y5
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HELENA, Mont, AIril ls.-Nova
was received here ihs moruilg that
slme time lac, night powder mAEt.
quo belonging - ihs BJadualof
group Of miusb near Nslhat, exploded.
siS men arc known 10 Dc killed Auu
one 10 mi.siugi sixteen were iujutuJ,
many r.ii1utiy, This 10 the thifd
sefiuus niue accident In tbiu stale IN
two wtcks.
Ihs dssla llss is now placed at
seven, A. 'olI1wG
~ 'Ui--Ftsnk Dlfhu, w. J. M0rrl.
sou, llu d MEX anEIr, Dan D'Luafy,
u. T.. Il ~, JUhR CairDs, James 4.
GAIlhgI,r Tho seriously wounded
nfo joseph Dunu, James Connolly,
George Dnfau, q brother Uf Frank, &.
smiln, MiLp l.. Lluan and Mat
Brown. Many others are cut AMI
bruised.
The accident occurred IN magazine
urri Tor thuwiug powder. FHns
Doran was looking alter tho powder
ami had iuGt Cummoucu4 loading the
mnynElue whUu the explosion occurred.
/ is -uY posed bic candle iguIioI the
powder, Ito was 0uul twenty n I
n m tho magazine On another diiii. lie
mutt have rtUn danger huI tried TO
cscnpe. The men had iust Nm.
isnyI their midnight lunch md
were on the way back 10
work, Thirty hal 10 p.s The magallue
ami u exploited ns hEli Of them Wrto
past. ThOte In the center arc dead ami
seriously wounded. Tue mine has
| badly uaved IN. Superintendent
Cuoaev says there o1ulI not TO over
thirty tpJuuds Of powdsti Ia tue Imag.
uEinr. D0fau leaves n wife and two
children; the Others are single men
most Of thom lhHdI resided here hut I
Z abort tlua.
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1T. LOUIS, April ls.-'rho municipal
assembly Ia, IAssed n hill TO bury the
overhead wires. Tue biil requires ell
wires to 40 under ground ny July /,
1900, except the mrsseugnr call, COOK,
Burglar alarm and wires OF that chaIs c.
ter when Ats not strung on polea anu
are insulated.
The bill iufther provides that the
franchises Of the ayuIicsie which
build tho conduits expired In 1880, hnI
that five Uvr cent Ol the grOst receipts
must DO paid 10 the city. II puts the
construction OF cOnduits under the
control OF the board OF public impE We
menls, aud reserves the right Tor the
city 10 uuy them up III the expiration
OF nileen YeAIs.
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suICIpE OF GEN. JONEA
A COMMANDER nurinE the CiVII War
End iiis bHYs,

NEW YOmS, April lS.-The Herald
this morning. published detailed
story giving an account VI the ldenii-
0rniiuu OF tue Temains OF a suicide In
tne HUDSON river n YuuBers. AC.
cnfding ~ the Herald lho isols oJu-
ctrliug the tulcils were concealed ~
tue mans luelds NJ the time Of his
death, Ia connection with the case
tue Herald Bay':
"ME JUle " a. lac was declared TO
be- ny tho coroner aud tue pollcrI wab
Major General BlacEbuTn J0nrs aud
waa a commaudo unug ths,C,vii war
and suits quoulIy lawyer IN ~.
Louis, Cbioa. o an this oiIy, Genera
Jones was Ia c0mmand OF the . KY
ax,n regiment, United Sta es 90 or Il
ITOUps, aud " q, mustered out win The
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ruE soupANEsE WAR.
Ten Thossand nou on tho Frontier
Besdy Go March On.

Eesdy 90 nHTch On.
NEW Yoms, April ia dispatch
to the Herald from AssouAn, Egypt
SAYS!
A. present ,herG arc 10000 men on
the 5ouunntss frontier, out OF which
there sfo gathered At Akaaasheh three
hattallont VI infantry, squadron OF
cavalry and a battery Of SIX guns nu'
der Hunter Pasha.
The latter force, ~ soon M sufficient
cumsls have arrived on the spot Tor pur.
puses Of transportation, viii push on 10
suaraIH, which 10 gnTrlhOned by a
strong force OF Dstvlshes. The attack
los party, under Col. Hunter, Will
number nearly 1000 men, while tho
number Of Dervsues at present NJ
huarIa IL about 400.
Hickman Bey lott Asiouan on Mon.
day with Instructions 10 push on with
all speed 10 BunTda, In 0Tder to take up
tbs post OF ohlei Of the sIHn " Col
Hunter.
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SARATOGA, n. Y, Apfii ls-Thc
not wave 10 r,uucipa the AdlrJuuAuks
snow deposit TO trtahet lakes 0ui the
streams arc unufually nigh and still
uunp. At GIvuinils, Cueslcttuwu,
F0tt Edward, Wugfy uuufg, aUu other
points tho wutoT % bunting the buuks
aud threatens great destruction,
srhro1u lake Is higher thsu auy time
IN ~ yeAfs.
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Elr. cau.ea BIZ an n.pIo,leu.

CINCINSATi, April ls.-At .:l5 this
M fuiIg al explosion OF coal oil Ia
ths saloon Of Emil SohaAler GA n rIh
Bay Miller street tet the house on hte.
The upper story was occupied NJ n
ivellug. The lanes spread rapidly,
cutting on the ere pc o sleeping la,
mates. The following pvfsnnt were
BADLY burnsri Me. Mary 5ohaairf,
ousl; Johnny Paper, s years old, wsE
seriously hnfi; Mary, tn 7 months old
bnby OF FgUiR Wagner, was slightly
burned. All the buried were taken 10
the city hospital.
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SAW TnE DEVIL
Remarkable story shout the Death Of
M Inniri.

HANNN NFNhN ~
mn Iutiist.
MINNEATOLis, April ls.-A special
TO tue ruUuue Ifom Winnipeg, Man,
,ayt:
lno town Of Quapelle, roar Winni.
rec, Il much excited over TImaIE-
able inoidsni, mofo 90 because all tue
unttirs COT neoled there with AFT qui .
prominent. These arc the iuCt. An
iniidrl al Quapclie was dying snd tWU
well know men Of that pIace were
watching NJ his bedsidr. Suddenly
tno,e In the adjoining room heard n
piafuluE cry auu rushing Into the SICK
room, found tie Two watchers n sense
bic anl the iuhdol dead. The men
have never since been Ablo 10 sneak Of
what tuoy saw ana cannot Ie'er ~
The matter. one Of them Is not OK.
peu.vd to live. IL IL believed there
hat they saw the Evil one.
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HAGUE ADJUDGED GUILTY.
Found so In Nine Out Of Eleven Counts.
VIII BE- SonttGcsd on Monday.

The ptolrhc,od trial OF Alma Hague,
tho Nvphi uank cashier, came 10 an
emu lAsl evening as forsshadoWed In
Gho NLws.
Tho cas1 was submitted to the Jury
AZ ODD add three hours later the Jury
returned with a yerdic, OF guilty In
nino out Of eleven counts. Sentence
Will 10 Pronounced on Monday.
HaguB's attorneys sought to have him
released on bonds uutil the time olsen.
ionco, but were unsuccess In their
attempt ana he was temanded 20 tho
custody Of this United States marshal.
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AN FRANChCO, April lS,-The
N mag AnI suisn,lfU Peas, the staHd.
~ 4 authority on ia, PaclnC coast la
miuiug matIers,iwlll print Ia ils Issue
VI today Blatlstios by oJuntisi VI the
bullion pruuuot Tor 1895 showing the
total goa product Sl5,8Si Sl76l aud
the total SILVER ptuuuug SoID. 1870; thu
incrshse ~ the golu pToluot over 1894
81 al ,OS5.SO. These statistics wet,
i1vparud iJr ths diteG,oI u the Uul,eI
States mint at Washington, ID. q.
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DENvsH, Co1., April l1-Wh0n
PftOlmun Gilmore aud Npla'ta
pickUI ~ zen" Williams on LGumtf
street. yesterday afternoon II " qu 10
probable Inat they arrested a fugllvo
over VII 10 LtA reward Of 81 900 j.
suspended. Tho pfib0utr u tIf1ugly
sufptcted ~ berg jack DAVE, alias
"DHm nd Field JnoE," sho l. want.
ed at Homeland, Cassla county, Ida,
for murder committed there ON Nc
ytmbct ION last.
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Tunr,lnln lInrl.sl cerneredI

pITTBURu, April ls,-PltIaburg
has uuTuvred tho tungstata maiEet by
a desl that br ught three uThms Of this
precious chemical TO THIS city, and the
price has gone up from s25h h
pound to 1919 wi,niu tho last month,
TungstAtB Ia tho substance uted IN D.
combination with calcium to make
x-Tays visible. rhe man who cotnered
tho market IL n wealthy PitIsuurge,
interested In tcirnufic discOveritr.
When tue discovery VI tungstate rt
calcium AZ medium TO make tho Tiys
Visible wac announced tho young man
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OTTAWA, Ont, April ls.--Mts. Cell,
Tor cruelty o. hol grandchildren, wss
to-day sentenced 90 li'u mpflsOumeut.
q Iuuisnsl a boy Of 10 Aui agifl
Of 10 WITH most asullih torture thal
Ingenuity could youyslve. stripping
them 70 Ihc thlncsf clothing she would
sJuk then IL Watrf aul compel them
W III uuigTs lhs ousn windows when
tue tumItfaiuIe was several degfoss
below zero, uli they we're nearly ifgEsn
suu On one ucuAnigu tus boy Wa
Ecpt al wo'E in Tho co.'s, inf Properly
ClH i uuul ui' toes were zen aud
dropped n The children were 10
ylgtuais 20 mlHoi with n11Iuu. nulis
like Kerosene, tufroullue AMI worse.
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AuanL.T arntenotd.

LANCASTER, Pa, April Is-E. X.
Smltn, an cK.baukct o Columbus, was
tuuay sruioucel to lmptlsOunVut for
two yoars Eud Ave months on two
cuuviu lOns " embtEElt mcnt. The
n use consisted In accepting deposit
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sCAEDIA, IA sas, April ls.-Last
night small cyclone passed through
here, from the s0uthwest 20 tho uOrsu'
easi, smainiug Datns AMI 0utbuiliiugri
twisting ~ trees aud giving the people
a severe scare,
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NEW NumS, Apul ls,-Jnmcs
sturEi4, Que u tho founders of CHry.
cnno, wyO., aud the representative
iu THIS city OF the Cuicsg1 stock yafds,
uus been APPOINTED a oummlusiOU.r VI
the New YORK cry civil service super
vlsoty boar. Hu succeeds l.. J..
GJsk,n, resigurd.
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April IS
Etrly tma ~ nlug blculng savage
wua tAken from bed nj Irving college,
s-Nal miles from Nashviiis,uy mAsNtu
mUonsninura AMI nautel. Hu whs
suspected u beluga "spOueT" Tor the
u. +, Officers.
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VIEsNA, Aphl Is Dr. Luoger,
ant, stmiIe ltGd0f Of the RoIchsrhtn,
wa agRiu elec'eI butRomnsirr Of VI
emma iudpy BY vote oil IS 10 q. Tue
minority ot tue Liberals ted for
Dmrusi. Crowds greeted the ~.
nouncement Of tho result Win
cheers,
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WILMINGTON, Del, April ls.-Gsu.
erai Lew Clarke BoOlo OF the fvgu ar
army, retired, die IOday, agoI ~. he
served uulef GoueTals Taylor aud
Scot, Ia the Mexican war anu alss
with distinction through tho Civil
war.
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EVANSVILLE, luur April ls.-Tho
river IfJut wa. swept by IRE today.
II rec wnafi U0a,s ami tw0 steamers,
Alexander Perry aul A, IL, Norton,
we're burned 10 the waters edge Rud
-auk, Tue wharf hUaIs we're IackeI
with freight, wnlcn BRtJlal lOss. Tue
lgss will rtaCu 100000.
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Momans Suffrage.

The regular meeting Of the W. q. a.
Will be held Tuesday afternoon at $50
In the Fourteenth ward assembly hall.
An interesting program has been pre-.
pared. Ladies invited.
KATE III. GROEsBECK,
4 eudent.
CASSIE &. NEWMAN,
SECRETARY,
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LEBANON, Ps., April lS.-lho -Four.
tseutu congregational district RrIuull.
can convention elected l.. Il. WuimaT
aud M. NJ. Smith delegates ~ 81, Lpuis
and Instructed for Quay, with M,kln.
10y the second UhuIUr.
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WASHINGTON, April 10 phu Sem
ate committee On military aiaite today
acted ihVOTauly upon tho list Of the
managers Of lhs Soldiers Home, agreed
to w the House,
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Ian nor IIn.bsna MINI.

CHICAGO, April ls.-Witnout mat-
lux any Efforts 10 get her husband out
NJ Bf swei, Mrs. =. h, HiUhOn Of
Lpn Augr.ee, Cal, left today Tor her
mothers home Ia LsnsnOn, Ind.
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PARKERsnURG, W, w., April Is
Ex.Guyorutr Arthur BuOfumNn, OF
West vagina, tho war governor 10
dying.
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ISFLUx Of AMERICANS.

The annual influx of Americans has
already begun AMI We u4leiB most pat.
ruuized ny them are Ia many Instances
crowded,
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rmE GENERAL DEFICIENCY NIL
rotaI Appropriated Thls Session sII,.
OuU,9TB.

WAsmNuTUN, Apul ls-Ths House
committee on Appr0pfgt urs tpuay ry'
DRIED the House genera deficiency
Jill, tue last d the r,guiar 30 pgopI o.
t.ou pills vi tins session. I.r i1.R.
D. mount carried by tho uiil no Si,75l, $40
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Ths nsmaiu, VI col. CochcrlIi.

NEW YOuS. April is. "A disratch
to tue Herald irsm Caifg, Egypt,
Gays:
a brief Ceremony was conducted
Friday by The CLERGY Of the American
mason, prior tOtendlug thu iom.ius
" C.l, John a. Cuckcfill 10 Nov
GUfE, anu was attended by the Amcfi'
eau COlouy. TIE khouiyo was Cnlcial.
~ fCpfUse
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The boom la bicycles Ia spreading
into T. g stranEcst COfnefs OF The earth.
Tue latest iHi.nway orders were p.
eeivrd ifgm to- ANGER ~ A d.. .,,.an,
vac Ass sv..t IGf " Eu.stfl Iid.
Ing machines Tor tho uts u Ihu ladies'
u his hAIom. II tho custom spreads
Ia other eastern haTvms, there viii be
some difficulty Arc IN meeting the
demand end some OF these newly
opeuoI up trade. should nBd theiF wAy
Into American hauiF.
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ArAnUInIn nronY.
Stalking Cold BY the Means Of a.
Hucnt.su tiRYs.

Stalking Cold By the neRus % the
Hucntssu hays.
CHICAGO, April ls.-A special TO the
Times. Herald from Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, snyG
4 young man nameI Jlhnaon 70.
siding Ia Jefferson county, n gfAiuatc
Of Columbia college. VINO has been tx.
pvrlmen.inE with N.rAys,tlinss be has
made an important dwcovory. BY
means Of what no called the y. aye he
10 enabled 30 change "a tuIsc nUuft'
time n cheap utCe Of tnuih worth
low cebtst fl5i worth of gult. Toe
metal transformed mas been tottud aud
Do ITunouncrl nuIn EIId.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-18
srAnyINO ImEu our
Tito Houses OF missionaries Ia Tar
hey biaChnded.

CoNsTANTiSUrLE, Aptil lS.-rels-
grams from BluH, eastern lufArBstHle
That mo houses u' Rsy. Geo, z, kurpl
AMI Rev. Royal M. Cole, Armenian
mlssipuafits Tor the American Board
% Foreign miuiyuf, Boston, bAvr
usuu ulOCkud,d by the luikith gov.
,rHmelt anu the servants uro not hl.
owed ~ go anu come from tho mark
cts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-18
KILLINo nm nAcTERIA.

CHICAGO, April ls.-Prolossots Pratt
ana Wisuiuian tp1ut the evening In
the'f lan1rttut.rI-s prolonged auu
Toitutinu wAko over four little oJflus
u tc0ufges. rhs Inscriptions we're
cholera, tuberculosis, hog cholera and
diphthcTh. The victims had been
pierced BY the R,enggcn ray thirty.
six hours previously. They showed
not tho slightest Indication VI lie, q
iAoi which may or may not Leaf %
further proof that tho scientists
ag1 rght Ia tntlr claim that
their experiments have found tolu.
ton Tor tue Infectious anu contagious
disease. lhoy Withhold auy positive
verdict until a week shHll clausv, uulil
Lbc germs BLHll have bad time 20 e..
cIvCr rom their stunned condition (;
until they shall fe'ute g. revive aud ~
10 w0fk IN tue most tempting hpIsliz.
Ing imitation VI human us5uu tuut eau
lie made.
ltis tue theory that all the germs
coming direo.ly under the force viii 10
killed. This IL the position o. PROT
RIrnigen rs well an tho Chicago meu.
There l. no fear by the physicia. that
tue kiliug VI the lat i bac era would
also destroy those necessary TO lite.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-18

The thuatsfs have teen doing good
hutiues, since Easler Monday. Tue
nov Hays which were then produced
we're uniformly doing well. Tuis is
true OF Tho GIN o. q. Hulda ~ the
Sharulbufy; A Moihorot rurso 81 tho
Comedy; Toe Gay Pau'isnus AZ tho
Lyric, and ID Afflu (gnc musical
farce written by Arthur Il bsfIrl ~
tue Prince OF Wales.
the huw Jhpauc'o play viii he pro.
duC1d OIL Daly's tInighi. The play las
Oson In active rehearsal Tor tho past
three week.
The Auups Model, which up 10 the
closing nighI VI It's fourteen months
iuu, drew crowded hUusssHt Day., 10
usIng pfstsnIot nt Ellington.
Horace Lls.Atd, 81 enc time a Efuat
iav0fity IN America, Ne JHugefgusly ~
~ NE foiiIeIus a. thetBny,
n no'tsaIs o. King Acnty " are
now % far ava luvJ that BrOtuohm
Ire. expects % produce Is at matinee
performances next week. Ia tli- p'Ay
Me- Tree prnmites Au on ifcly dIuutuui
reading OF tie character OF taistau
from that 10 which he was 6Uuu lu fnU
Merry Wives of WIn's1L