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POLAND china HOGS.

For Sale; Sired by Boston !. X. l.
T. and Signal Sires and Dams, all
recorded, can furnish pairs, not
kin, any one desiring of the above,
call or address, Geo. Schaal, Hue,
Ohio.
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TEACHERS

phM0N'S Relief Cures Headache,
W. Neuralgia, Cramps, Cholera Morbus
Diarrhea, &c. accents for large bottle.
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NOTICE TO PRINTERS.

Tic board Of Deputy State FnpervIsOrs OF
Elections for Hooking County ohio. will re-
ceive aeu'ed bids until
12O'clOCk Noon Saturday, March 1896
for the follOwingi
1900 Official bal lofts to be printed as requlr-
into 2s books h, enrrespond with th,' numher
Of voters In the different precincts; the ballot
In each book 10 be cOnsrcntlyely numbered
Tho Beard Of Deputy Supervisors Of EIec-
bids. liy order Of the Board Of Deputy SUI
porvlsors OF Elections.
.u.. y. c. REBEI. Clerk.
] B.lilAsoN,V ,Viief,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-02-25

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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-02-25

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Executors Sale of Real Estate.
The I4th. Day of Mnrc! 1896.

In pursuance ofan order Of the Probate
Couit OF Hooking County, ohio, | Will offer
Tor sale at pEblic auction, on Saturday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-17

OAKLAND, Cal. ApTil lT-Aiter
Ave years tae claims u Patrick shields
anu Andrew Nick nrlsy against tho
On lean government Tor injuries re-
Ceived from assaults Of "A Chilean mob
nj Santiago, have finally been thrown
out OF all the courts ana commissions.
Shields and Mok ndey were sailors
On tue krwteuth tuat cut red Santi.
ago hAtbOr n week after tue BsltImOTe
sailors were 50 roughly handled 10y the
mObs In that city iu 1891. Tho men
made claims against the government
Of Chile, Shields fr 100000 and
McSInsley for SO, 900.
President Harrison made thess two
claims u very important pat, Of one OF
his messages 10 Congress In 1892. In
this he said that though these men
were foreign subjects, they were sail.
Ing under the protection o. ths A mvrl-
can dag ami that In y should receive
the same protection Gs AmsTlcau Gill
Gems.
H. Alleyne Orr Of this city, attorney
for Shields and Mckinsley, brought
the matter before tue British Parlia.
ment and II was tnally referred TO n
British claims com mission composed
NJ Frederick Kerr ~ he representa-
tive OF Great Buialn and u representa-
i've from Chile anu q tmany, As u
result Of the Investigation OF this com.
miesiOn hir. Orr mas received letter
rom MIR. Kerr Informing him that the
Lh,ltHu government has refused 10
pay the claims.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-17

WAsuuNuTUS, Ann lb.-ro avoid
struggle Tor precedence, the senate, on
motion u Cannon (Uhhb took w the
resolution directing the secretary Ui
the tnteiiOr to open the UuCJmpaghfu
reservation without further delay, the
understanding bviuA tutt the bond
investigating rcsIluuOn should cJmu
up at . O'Clock 90 uunuisuei business.
Auhut Btowu tUIahl had spoken
Tor the resolution. lie sought 20 secure
vote,
HormaH asked that action be deferred
owing g. tue absences of NiIat, who
desired 10 be- heard.
AlIrch lR. said 70 must be clear
that there WAS "somrihlug uuhius'
these ufiofla nj delay Hud this pufsls,.
uurr IN Iuttiug 20 tue votes.
Gofmun responded that u was the
fret D. timaiiju coming from the de.
tiuguishuI senator on Jho other eide %
the chamber tuat delays on public
business we're occurring,
SuHa1Of Gear today reported 10 tho
Senate the Pacific railroad funding
bill agreed upon BY lhr subcommittee
NJ thu senate aud House.
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rhs rIsht AgaIa.t ncIslnIss.

PORrLANp, Or, Apul IT, Tue iu-
ni0r order OF American MychAuics
aud the A, L. A, are not IN harmony
over the parent organizations nght IN
Mckinley. rus lOasi organ ot the A.
T.. a. recently published an stack On
Mex tuley aud said he was an honor
airy member Of the Young Meme lusu.
tule, the we'll known Catholic order.
II. L., Weuucr, state cOunsolOr Of the
junior order Of Ohio. was asked about
the matter and has forwarded tue iul.
lowing letter from Mckinley:
Dr. II. l.. wonner Jr., q. u. A, NJ:
My Dear Sit-I have yours OF the
3lst ult., inoIOsiug letter aud ne sspa.
per clipping from your friend, Mf. w.
L.. Harris at POrllaud, OTe. have
hsd my attention drawn g the grllclr
attached TO Mr. Harfi,'s letter In an-
other letter from the state OF Oregon.
author 10 you TO Ia orm your friend
that the statement thAt am Rn non.
OtaTy member Of the Y. NJ. |. IL false;
that do not even know tbs nature or
objects OF that OTganiLItiOn.
/ am yOHts, sincerely,
WM. MCKINLEN -
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Who Frank larnenter is.

Ia answer to the question who
Flank q, Carpenter, who Is to lecture
At the Salt Lake Theater on Weines.
day night n x, IL, the gontlem an .
advance agent say';
ole IL one Of the best known news.
paper correspondents In the United
States, lie nAa Travelled 200, 900 miles
IN tho past ten Year,, anu has pu, D
newspaper girdle around the globe.
lie has interviewed Prince Bismarck,
President DlaE, the khodive VI EgyIt,
tho ling Of Hfuuce, aud III Hung
Chang, a. well 40 most o. the fam nus
men Of THE United States anu Europe.
lie il a urcc-siul talker RsWcll as 20 II
wrlier lie thinks that news should
DO the element ui lecture as we'll as Of
a newspaper, aud / q talks because he
has wonderful story to toll. He's a
tel.haired ono man, lhirty-nine years
0li, anu isst.d 10 look like ATtsmus
Ward ana Joel Chandler HafflI, but Is
uglief than either"
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rom Ezekiel Smith, her naucep, one
u' The lU.t known contractors doing
uusiuuHs in Chicago, aud announced
that the g fUm0ny wou Il have 10 be
ln yhuituly postponed.
Behind nil tlis tue story OF an
.rifnt Coufislip, terminated vt tho Ia.
Isincc % the gtaou's relatives; n
D. gh,cd heart, aud last evening the
il,ing NJ % sul, for $4,000 damages.
rullh I- ll years OLD ana IL fOputed
worth 100000. He lsR contractor and
IA Interested boo tvU large hfms, Ont in
chicago aud the other Il LIgkpor,
lll, ptUsiuutt OF o bank al Marion, No.,
ana ut present is GIung q contract on
ueii1n I 9 Of the drainage cana. lie
was one 90 the WHf.dis Fair cDntur.
tore, nui has several large government
r'uitacts. Recently be- and Frank
John SECURED tnc contract flr tho
material boz tho tucsgo Ioair nj 20
building. He wac pr minent IN Wash.
IurtIn, ID. &. s0cisI circles some
yu,rs ago aud formerly rcsiiei ln Cos.
CAgU where he married Miss Merry
G1liing, bis titst vile, who died about
.WJ yUlfs bgu,
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The MINING MARKET


The stock brokers were not In trad.
Ing hum r today aud consequently
little business was done on 'change.
Mammoth was tie only listed stock
dealt IN anJ but two hundred shntes Of
thst changed hands, Centennial
Eureka got bid Of t7A2j for ten
suafcs hut none oil the stock could be
occurred under So. UnIy IL
soaring tkywnri aud the higher
the bid goes the higher goes the
SELLERS quotation, 20 that the hull and
bear manage 90 loep igr enough away
from cnch other to prevent salcs being
made. East Golden Gate was sighted
entirely today, not even receiving the
recognition oiquolati1us. Metcur he'd
lls 0wD. but demand Tor u stems to be
on the wane. sunshine remained
about stationary.
The call oi unlisted stocks COM
mcucud with Little pitsbutg, which
showed slight downward tendency
but received no Transfers. Dalton EeI
u d lures uu anu Cuui have been
amt 10. cent?, but . sus the be {
bl natural q met Win she favor Of
.nlr u' lou shares ntb csnt', While
MI.gnu (psTk Cly) rddod similar
number VI shares 10 the transfers Of tue
lbS,
Tho closing figures were a. follows
LISTED STOCKS
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NICARAGUAN CANAL.
Report 10 The House Committee on
Interstate Commerce
FURTHER INVESTIGATION NEEDED.
Ia the case OF War with England,
the Canal would Do useless-
Estimated Cost.

WAsuNuioN, April 1.-The Nio.
araguan canal commission which
vislted tho lstbmus last summer,
pres nteI some features Of IT, Else Of
tue canal question before the House
clmmitteo on Interstate nuI foreign
commerce. today. Engineer EnIicot
presented the statements u Warner
Miller aud Engineer MOuocal Of the
causl company, that the iuveslgs.
tons by the commission had been ola
cuuory nature. The board was m
Nicaragua ~ dAysand spent days TO
actual foli work. Except la q fps
uuiAilp, the plan OF Engineer Mono.
Csl seemed To EudicOtt feasible. While
the company'u plan contemplated q
canal Is feet deep, the commission was
convlnCcI that at certain seas ~ the
wutcr SOUL iail ~ - Ioet unless dams
Nefe built 10 greater height
kUplyifg 10 question, Endic0u
said "a the event Of war win "a nation
Ike Crest Britain, the government
would be obliged ~ abandon tho CauHl
tut might solve The problem ny blow.
ing up the luCks. Fr1m u military
point OF view the canal was desirable.
The present value VI nll wore done uy
the company, EniioJlt tstms'UI nj
nall n milhUu. Its hafbor worse At
GfrytoWn were IN a sad condition, Mt
mucI % value remaining. PuTIiHhB 90
tnu work would have to be removed,
rne oOmpany's ave dfrdges we're sunk
la the hsfbUf ami were obsolete. hb
estimate VI the value OF tue company
property when "a good condition Wa
~ 100000 lie did not .rlirvr the
canal u,ud br built Tor $1,000 OI
ltnr com auy's estimattl even con.
reding MunoUaPs plane 10 be- feasible.
Asked whether, u the government was
wiiliuy 10 pay il3S UU1.UUO Tor the
cauAl, II would be sdyHablg ~ begin
wUtK at once, the engineer replied the
government should make mutu ball..
uctOry surveys anu estimates before
going fDfwafd. IL was most important
lnat tlili lent hydraulic data be-
secured anu altO possible that "a iuuhcf
Investigation would Increase the e.
Inmates VI cost.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-17
An,Ir. In .nnih AnIrn.

LoSDON, Ann ia dispatch to
the Times from JOhanueshufg ppints
out the threatening condition VI iiitts
Ia the , luth African 70. ublic. it says
that vale Pfuaidbnt Cruegui's policy
II 10 uissuate Euglsnd from Jisllby lux
force IN south Affca on tho plea thar
u might excite the burghefs, the
ffansvsal isatming 10 the teeth.
Tue Standard also dwells upon the
anxiety concerning Hhsifs In MAla.
helrland, anu says tue Marquis OF
LAntdUwne, secretary Of state iof war,
Fold Mashal wUlsoluy, tho m.
mandet.iu.chiei Of the army. and No.
Chamberlain, secretary Of state lot the
90 .unirs, conferred last evening with
reference 10 sending reinforcement. TO
s uih Area. 10 lg uudtrst0Id tOm
Oi the troops which are c1miug home
.fom lndis will BE- ordered to land At
CapVtJwn.
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mErmoDIsTS Avn wouEr.
Lady Delegates Excluded from tho
'aminu Ucntrat conference,

Lady Delegates Excluded from she
'om,nr uensTHi Conference
CuCAgD, April ia special 90
thT mus.HrfuiI from New YORK
Says Women ~ lay delegates cannot
outrf tho coming Eruural conference
VI the Methodist church IN Cleveland.
By direct vote ui the ministers VI tue
cuu'cI on a plain issue the women are
btaitD.
The big Troy COZ ference In session Mt
GiOyeivillu, l.. l., has settled the qurs-
uOn by v1uug down the Baltimore
amendment ll8 TO -, This does not
absolutely decide the woman question
IN IA hearing Ia the coming confer.
enoe, but 1, does destroy the chief To-
lance Of the women,
Tnis question, the most important
and the m II far.TeaChing IN p0saiblli.
ties, the MuthIdists nave ever been
called on O. lace, II now left Ia state
Of more n'peless confusion than ever.
The women may yet win In the com.
ing conference, but they eau win only
by resort 10 some parliamentary eK-
p"jirncy, In the conference, Up 10
date with three annual conferences 10
hear ifUu, the women lacked - votes
OF having tue necessary thfecIuufths
90 al votes east on the Bhltim rr
umendmpn, fnu Troy conference
having given tie women only ~ votes
and having thrown llS VOTES against
them, tnulf last nope OF winning On the
Baltimore amendment IN gone. a tier the
seton " the Troy conference there IL
a mpJ Iiity Of ibi against the Baltimore
RmendmeBt. luasmuch Hs toe
woman side Of the question must have
three votes fUf even one opposed, ij3
votes would now be Required q Iut %
ON an equal ilnting with the Oplo.i.
ton, Whatever action the East Maine
ana N0ftu Dakota conferences may
take with 0nIy Us votes between them
u cannot affect the result. Thesr
hgufes sp-,k Tor themsolves--total
vote cast, 10, 100; total lot Baltimore
amendment, 7,7ll; total against Bait.
more amendment, . $50. II qui'ei
threo.iUutlts 90 carry nmendmeut,lbi
But the Hamilton ameudmunt, when
has HlOne been before tho anBuAl con.
ference for consideration, provides
that lay delegate mus no men. II 10
also defeated, iiy iia defeat the infer.
ential declaration OF tho church Is inst
eligibility to n lay dtlegatrship shall
not be confined 10 men, but snail be
understood ~ being eXleRded 10 wO-
men. The women are uebarred from
tue general conference by dsirst Of the
Baltimore amendment, The general
conference must wrestlo with this
paradox.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-17
PoLLocE's WEEKLY REVIEW.
THE week An Extremely Active one,
Especially 30 Ia Higher Priced
stocks.

Tue week An Extremely Active OBs,
Especially NJ Ia Higher Priced
HtocL-.
James A. Pollock ssys In his Weekly
Mining Snare market letter under
date Of todayi
Tho past week In the local stock.
market las been an extremely active
one and tue tendency was upward all
along the line, this being especially the
case In Merour, Mammoth, Sunshine,
OuIario, Silver King, DAIy West and
Dalton. Outside orders were numer.
Gus and some Of them very heavy. 10
looks like the spring boom had 0Iened
IN very earnest And should such prove
10 DO tho Gaze inyestOfs may eNptc. t.
see some Important AuvaI CrH other
than those whicn have taken place.
Ajax was stronger, with increased
inquiry. Everything NJ the proper
ties 10 reported /, be- Ia splendid shape.
Anchor was held very firmly, but the
volume Of business uOns In the stock
was not very great. Tho report Of the
playing out VI the natural gas well nad
depressing effect upon the stock, but
the story II deuirl by officers Of the
company Tue WhOIe tTOu We 10 prob
ably duo o Iue utsirc 10 make
change m OH contracts. Alliance was
quiet some wOrk Ia being done nc
tue pr'pertIes.
Bullion Beck has not ~ yet declared
It's April uIyi. emo, A.d as the com.
psny ~ DESTROYS OF building up SuF.
plus, netting It has not uesn main.
tanning o late, II now looks 40 though
tue payment would be deferred uutil
about the fret Of tue coming month.
he on are not set ready 20 make
Nl Orlriai stsIemeut, however, "a. 10
lust when the dividend viii DO paid.
lho properties are looking well anu
shipments arc being somewhat In.
creased. Began 10 quiet. Centennial
Eureka VIII Iny iH miI.mOnth diyi.
utud " 81 per snare on the 9O,h, by
wbicu uatr Secretary Chisholm viii
uays returned tom California, The
company Will hardly pay more than 81
per share monthly IA dIvluends during
tue he OF the uplluu on It's y Ope.tirs,
which runs until early In July. The
stock was nell very nrmly, sales being
made OF odd blocks at SIS with Ouiy
light OtieTlugs, Dalton auut Lark paid
l1s Gscona dividend OF Z per cent snare
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-17
Before Judge Street.

Tie following orders were made b.
Judge Street today.
Desefet NRtioual Bank Va w. $.
Burton ct oil; argued anu taken under
aIvlEumr
Lyuto G. LAwtou ct al vs. l., Con-.
hahn %; action dismissed agAlns. j..
W. Houston anu Judgment taken
arainst defendant Tor $685. 50 aud costs,
s9i 80,
W. D. Wells & 90. vs. Mount Pleas.
ant Cu.0I; demurrer wiIhurawu Aud
Ten days 10 Hnswer,
utsn stove " hardware Go. vs. b.
T. Pyprr ct foreclosure TO morlgag,
Judgmt nj by default, S72.46 anu $50
attorneys 'ruF,
A. J. Du TN vs. w. A. Chapman;
Iud ID msnI ny default i0T 81 100,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-17

Nui most ~ nis successors had used.
losla, on the contrary, has prfscv,toI
in using interchangeable f0r the
huofe cent screen. after testing tlm1.t
every known substance aud some irW
That were not tecD u.zud previously
Where other uEpefimu tlrs have ustu
voltage feC1iurI ~ tbousa nds or oven
hundreds NJ thousands. Tesla has used
m'll'ous. His great ljrrt vas 10 sc.
cure vttt power 10 the vacuum tubts,
MI at last he hes sucouejtd.
Tue skeleton % Que OF the asslsiants
WHO ITO ID nt % dir'ltcu OF i've or six
feet from the tubo, which was giving
n rays, was seen plainly. hut that
was not nll. refla has nuHlly perfected
the E-r,y tube 10 such an extent TINT
he saw completely through skeleton ba
well A. Il th. - q Of his assis ants nell
n Jrass Plate in front VI bic chest, NOV.
ing II up anu down. The x.tay had
uulo'rsted th' bouy, anu thf1u h the
iluUrscuut screen Tesla could distinctly
STE the brass plate ns u moved,
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From ST. John, Kansas.

We have received from 4. ID. Lsmo.
rouK Of IT, John, * ,usas, letters relal-
Ing 10 the recent giving there and At
Pratt, haus >, OF tue uIefa II. NJ, H.,
Piuaiufr, aud watmly pfaisiug iIs pro.
auction, several Ttsidents VI Utah
took part, and also Mormon and non.
Mormon RESIDENTS OF the LEGALITY. Mr.
LanJTruK displays iair aud friendly
feeling towards those " no took part h
tho opera, anu hiss many kim wOrIs 10
sby u them, HIS communication Of
their ttiOTis, however, shows disctimi.
patton, Ia that he approves where
merit calls II forth, Rud not merely tor
the sake OF saying good Wotds. W..
thank the gen lsmgn tor bis mmuni-
cations, but M the performance re-
icrrsd TO already has hGu notice IN our
columns VIZ regard II a. unnecessary
O. publish his description thereof IN
full.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-17

San FRANCISCO, Apul l7.--Seyere
iTUsA during Inu last twO nights have
caused much damage to iruit In the
orchards IN the center Of the state. a
dispAtcl iftm fresno a,ys that serious
damage was done in vineyards there,
aud that tue frOsIa Will cause thUTl
raisin crop.
rwo.thlrds OF the grape crop 10 the
vicinity Oi CAllstOga were destroyed, ,
and fruits Of all kinds suffered ~ some
extent.
Cherries, apprlcols and primes sui.
Tered rom the irost IN the yloiuity OF
Sau jose, anu rauohers are disc uTagod
over the pc, apeOl VI the seasnn's crop.
The iT0st had killing effect on
grape vines iu the vicinity OF Stockton,
anu the vlueyarulsts declare there will
cot DO haii u crop VI grapes from thu
ueignbvTiug counties.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-17

NEW YORN, AMI ia Herald
special from Caro-, Egypt, saNG
A Telegram 10 the war Nice states
that Colonel Lloyd do.oatSd the Der
wishes near Suakitn,
Tue khetivo went to the railway
station 10 witness the departure Dt
the mont Oi 1870 men Of horse aflillufy
with SIX guns, aud seventy cavalry
remUunts. The Egyptian troops oi,'
played unusual onthu-iasm.
Too cir aus brother, Major Kit
chcnuf, has been mere for ten days
awaiting au appointment. Lieutenant
FafaquaL Of the Royal atuIicry, In
thIugnt 10 be- dylng rom iuJuiivs IT,
CcIytd from tall AZ Polo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-17
Dsrry spriuu Meeting.

DEUnY, Apfii 1.-The Derby spring
mveuug upouei today. Thirteen
horses started IN the Dsvctlige handi.
cap stakes VI | 900 sJvereigus for three
yenrUlis sui upwar1s, ,ho course
sttsigbt mil-. LORI BandigAn'a
Court Ball Won; Sardls second; Medi-
sis thifd.
The Wolbeok handicap stakes were
won by Wailscp JYhuson's Remember
Die. Twelve horses started over tue
course, i've furlongs.
Richard CrUkef's colt MontAuk
started In tho Dnkulow stake. for
tbfet.yeaT'olds, Ia frlG seven, but was
not Ilacoj. J.. q. Mouzig'a King OF
Pearls won.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-17

IL PAsU. TyAas, Apul l1.--tu'orm7.
ti1u was received IN Juar &, Mex,u
Yesterday 10 the effect that BfigauiuI
General Hernandez, commanding the
northern military EIrU OF Mexico, With
headquarters at ChlhuahuH, on tho
1fsi Oi May, will move his headquarters
TO Juattz, bringing with MIN 10 the
new post l,OOJ men. lie viii mskc
Juanz his headquarters Tor the lg.u
infantry and liza cavalry, which Will
lam1us Of Mexico liuc nj lltAry bands.
General Hernandez aud s,ai will be Ia
JuATtz Saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-17
CUBAN MISSIONARY AnnE,rEr.
lie ~ said 90 Have Talked Rebellion
Opsniy.

NEW YORK, April ia special
from Havana 10 the World glvss the
following additional details about the
arrest Ui Rev. Nj. DiEZ,
Alberto J. DlLz, u missionary Of the
Southern Baptist church ~ tho UnltoI
Ststtr, has been arrested anu taKCl TO
Toe police headquarters. His residence
was searched. Consul General Wi.
iiams promptly nRle inquiries. Dinz
N huRiivc Creole. lie hss been acting
aa q missionary Tor "A number OF years,
In charge Of tho Gtthsemaue church,
anu haa been frequently Ia trouble.
lie called on tue consul general Of the
United States Oh February IL, 1851,
and requested him to write q letter W
the captain general And inform him
that he ID HE) was supervising bishop
Ol the Baptls. chuTch IN Cubs. He
had u controversy with the II man
Catholic bishop VI Havana, because
this latter prevented DiaE from using
property belonging to the diocese.
DmE has also engaged In the undeTtak-
ing business. He's a nGlutAliEeI clti-
zsn OF the Uniiei States aud has been
pronounced opp Bent OF tno govern
ment, talking rebellion openly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-17
ITALY,s I.nsIrIoN.
80 Material Change siacs ths msstIr=
at tsntcc.

NEW YORK, April ia special to
the Herald nom X me tayt!
Signot Crispi Gays that tue political
situation has been IN no way altered by
the meeting Ut Venice between the
emperor OF Germany nuu the king oi
Italy.
Asked II II were true that tho Mar
quis ~ Ru iini originally Intended to
ovacuate Kassala, SignOT CTispi said:
"Nvs, he hal that intention. lie
relied upon General Baldisser6s taking
the initiative 10 bring this result about.
when CT. Stewart brilliantly routed
the DeryIshes In consequence Of the
irritation Of this people NJ the projected
withdrawal, the idsa Of evacuation
was auRu Dued."
Although the temi.0iiioial pres, con-
iinues 10 harp on tho unsauitRry
nature Of the place Rs n IN order 10
prepare public 0piuion on the subject,
10 evHcuste Kassals sooner would nave
been a serious error anu au act OF
treason to England anu 10 civilization,
whose interests are at stake In the cUu.
die. with tue Maldi's hOtdes, Italy
must never forget that British frlend-
ship Ia OF tbs greatest value 10 her.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-17

CON5TANTiSOrLE, Anil 1.-THE
foreign cmuas-auUrs have 81 ciied
against tue RpIOl tmUut " Mussel.
man A. governor Of Il itoun, contrary
to the tgt emuut tetwoen tue Porte
ami the power, ~ result OF VIII ola
tho surrender Oi tue insurgents Of Il j.
touu was bt, ught about.
Tue TURKISH government has prom
Iced 10 Instruct the Walls VI Balls aud
kharput q permit the disItiUutiIn OF
iuGds TO the Aimeniaus, In AccotdAnoe
with the Advancement previously con-
rluIed 'ietwotn the Porte ana the
United states charge ~ affairs and tho
British ombassador.