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ue.r, p,....e Reiis,.d IN so ,r,nnA.

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Heart Disease in 20 minutes, and speedily ef-
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your druggist hasn't II IN stock, ask him 10
procure IL for you. II will save your life.
Tasmanian apples are now selling In Lon
don at Cd per pound.
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We have not been without Iiso's Cure fut
Consumption ,or - years ltIliE fERtEiI
Camp 81, Harrisburg. Pa, May T. az
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6. x. Coburn Mgr, Claric Scott, writes -
find Halls CatNrrh Cure a valuable romciy."
Druggists sell 1t, 7Jc.
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Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Come
bound. 1t speedily relieves irregu-
tarity. suppressed or painful mem
ttruations, weakness of the stomach,
tndigestion, bloating, leucorrhna,
womb trouble, flooding, nervous pros
lration, headache, general debility,
tt6, Symptoms of " omb Troubles
lre dizziness, faintness, extreme lassi-
Dude, don't care" and want-to-be-
Deft-alone" feelings, eXcitability, irTi-
fability, nervousness, sleeplessness,
Eatulency, melancholy, or the "blues, -
tnd bactache. Lydia L. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound will correct ali
lhis trouble as sure as the sun
3hres. That Bearing-down Feeling,
farsin- pain, weight, and backachc, IS
Instantly relieved and permanently
fured by its use. 1t is wonderful for
kidney Complaints in either sex.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-06-25
Fatal Collapse OF II Reservoir.

by the collapse OF the Goodrich reservoir
near Baker City, Oregon. Il. French, his
vile aud five children we're drowned.
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rur n % worth potNnn. rloa,ins. pcr.. sc.p Q

The insuranc" upon ST. rauls cathedral,
London Is said to hc about Si7j 900.
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"sF AT FIRST YOU DON'T Sue
CEED," TRY
SA POI l.. %

OF course it's initiated
anything good always is
that's endorsement, not d
pleasant kind, but still en-
dorsement. HIRES Root
beer is initiated.
Mate only bv The Cherlss r. Hires Co., rhisieohiA.
g5c. package MAKES esllous. Sold even Nlsfe,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-21

American titizan. uRitrcatcd uy
spanish Soldiers

American tltiEHus WnltFcntCd uF
spanish soidisr-
CiNCiNSA1I, April2l. rhoCommer.
Cial buHrltt's special rfUHpUuuuucU
from Mr.. Woodward dated Havana,
Apni 10, contains nu interview win
DE-. Jurv Manuel DrlnguH, the AuUri.
eau cit zen VINO was suUt aud hacked
anu left fut uuhI 10y Spanish trgYI. uu
March I, when they raj uI the IlaulH.
ton VI Dolores "a Mainla. ID lAgln
said he was an AMuricau neutral 90
tnis contest attending 90 hi- farm.
When captured ho presented his ps-s.
port hs Hu American tlZsu, GsLetnl
Mulguizj answered by s.flEiug MIN
with his sWOrJ. Dc.goA aud bic
seven piOughm1n were uOd together
with T0p0 and placed In line. a dc.
tall VI spanish troops Grod Ut them by
cOmmand. MacrU that day hal hrcI
DDl0ftt's plantation aud retired before
tue spanish u Ops. A spanish cArtaiu
came 90 DrlaROa's house VITA twenty
muu, told the doctor anu hiu seven
Geld hands ~ follow. DrlagOa showed
hie passport a. ~ American; ~ uid
his men. The captain Fald ne hal
nothing 10 40 with tue matter; no was
OuUyiug orders but his opinion was thgt
tho wort thug they could DO would be
10 snOw that they were Americans.
Arriving NJ General MGIgulLI's head
quarters Dulsroa said they were u0u.
lfala and then showed their passports.
MalguiZJ became furious. IL was then
tuat he struck DelaguA with his
mauhute, tHoluimlug, ~ Will shoot
you, iust uB 4 would the Cgntul general
10 hr WuTg AuTe."
There were eight Of thom taken out
and tied together with rope nuJ
plsCbd against a stone wall, The order
WAS 10 cut the prisoners down with
macheter. | attempting this the rope
nsUkB and the soldiers were ordered 20
fire. Al tao hr-t yOiley Delagoa tell
forward ielgning death. The second
yullcy rent bullet into his thigh. All
the others except Ono were killed.
rne doctor was LETT Tor dead Rnd lgst
his consciousness. When he recovered
he found himself In his dwelling.
There his old father took care Of him.
shortly aiterward spanish soldiers
came searching ioT the two that had
escaped. DulagOA's father hid hun In
cane Held exposed 10 the iuolement
weather. Meantime the old father
communicated with COasul General
Williams nni obtained "a sale conduct
10 Havana, where DBlagJa now los
uudor protection Of the United States.
Dr. Dela GA graduated NJ Columbia
college, New York, anu ut u medical
college IA that city. lie was In Now
YORK from 1865 to 1877 when he lot 10
take charge OF D0l,rss'H plantation IN
Cuba,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-21

auYug auIa faw who owned that
% Cue Union Pacific company,
lult t.lm under a contract
w.ut with tlrmfuivs4 through
tnp Contract aud Finance com.
com tuH ruI the Credit Mlbliof
Opwi Huy' which thy also owned,
bfd iNry have uiszsI up uo'ufe tlr
country ln glitter Di wealth that
cell. s's the greatest m1nlrehs Of tne
earth.
"lhuy .wafm the corridors o' the
Capitol with HEun.Hnui lobbyists nud
complain % tbu iughutuur % the
Republic, fu'unus 90 account 'Ug tho
trus. funds they received and carried
Into iuuir colossal fortunes, which
would more than pay tDrlB companies
gut u' turt aul FIiI leave them rich.
They demand That Congress shall wait
q century for the payment VI Whist
they lHt 90 us Hs legacy Ot their
gumu AMI .ht.I au5runter 90 them uu-
durn nov contract and now Conditions
thisgrcAt national highway Tor half OF
Il4 valur.n
hy changes Huntington with divert.
INK the uatuiug, Ui the Genital
ptClhH 60 tlr southern Pacific.
tHs senator proposes o. Joint manage
mont uf the Central rhgiHC anu the
Juiuu Pacific 1s continuous line
under n board - government difoc.
/ Ir.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-21

WAuuNuIOS, ID. O., April gl.-At
tuu upvuiug ui tho HUutr tIlay, Hen.
duH1u, lRsp. Iowa. asked unanimous
consent tuAt the present bankruptcy
Dill which he gave notice ho would
call up To-Day, be CUnriturrd on Tues.
fay, Wuunoslny nuI Thur day next
week. Hepburn (lIvu. Iowa. objected.
There was great pressure TOT uuani'
m "a uJutout and number Of minor
bills were passed.
Among them was the Senate bill for
the relief OF the settlers VI the North.
cru Pacific railway Indemnify lands.
At 1910 the regular order was de.
mauIeu, Daniels Rep. n. W, chair.
msu OF the elections committee NJ, /,
called up the contested election Casv Of
q 0Iwiu VI COub, Fun Alabama die.
tIlCt. An unsuccessful attempt was
made ~ limit tue doghtu 10 three
hour, Tue report recommends un.
seating CUub, Democrat, before the
DEBATE began. Cook u Reg. ill.), from
the same c1mmi ter, made report on
tho case OF Juun l.. RlnaEcr. Rrpubll.
eau, We Fins T.. Downing Democrat,
StNt.outh llUnnH district luo report
favored seating thinker Downing is
TOO only Democratic mtmurT Of the
HOUSE from llliuuis, Moody lRor
Macs. voted with the htru Democrats
on tue committee in favor Of Downing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-21
THE GIGANTIC MAP.
IT Is SENATOR CANYONS IDEA
AID lie VIII shortly Address the
Senate on tho Sub.
jet

CHICAGO, April 2l.-A special from
Washington says.
Senator Cannon Of Utah has intro.
Iueed n Joint resolution which, n IL 10
cnaotsd into law, will give to the city
Of Warrington ono OF the most gigantic
attractions for tourists and curiosity
seekers possessed by any city In the
world. Mt. Cannon proposes TO have
constructed In this vlcllity a mon
strous map Of the United States, show
Jog every physical feature Of the
country, every hill, mountain, valley
aud plain, every lake, river every
hamlet, village, town and city and
probably syory railroad. All this is to
DO done In miniature, Tut on such n
scale ~ viii give n map about Two.
thirds Of mile In length by ont'ihlfl
" a mile In breadth. Tho cost oil huoh
project may bo Imagined. -
The Joint resolution Introduced ny
Mr.. Cannon provides for the appoint
ment OF u commission Of hvo persons
who arc 20 eeTve without componea'
ton, three 10 DO appointed by the
President, one by the President OF the
Senate anu tho other by tho Speaker Of
the Hou,e, whose duty II shall be 70
Inquire Into anu report upon the "a.
Visibility, prHodcability anu cost Of
cstablishiug sucn n map, which Mf.
Cannon describes aa \ ground map OF
the Uuited states TO present sour
country IN ninlAtute."
The man IL to be- constructed on such
scale that one foot Of the map surface
viii represent one square mile OF the
actual area, In round hunters the
United States extend about 5000 miles
from east to west aud about hali that
distance from north 10 SOUTH Ihla
would give map 5000 feet long by H.
$50 wide.
Nc. Cannon In presenting the Joint
resolution announced that Ia lew
Gays he would address tho Senate on
the subject.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-21
.wKwARD HORSEMEN
Expert In the Art Of College Cries aud
ily'kin Kicking But Poor 90
Horseback Riding.

The Michigan University boys are
having royal good tins Ia this city.
College chums aui friends are doing
III Ia their power 10 properly enter.
tain them. Botn are generous, Jolly
sol. The visitors are fully conscious
aud thankful ilr the Uourtesles shown
them. It Ia believed, however, that
they arc unconscious o. the fact that
they arc atioTiing whole lot
ut Amusement 10 Salt Lskers In
their Efforts at equestrian rEoT.
ciFr-, Today gpmb NJ them were
viewing the sights OF the city from the
backs OF nigh spirited huftus furnished
uy their friends. IL WAS only wish the
utmost q M uiy thry wsfu Eulu 10
maintain ,urlr equilibrium. In fact,
they didn't 10 Fu ~ all In some IN.
stuurus. rms was especially true Of "A
young Chap, who rode down STATE
street pact second South, His com.
pauluu slRrtru uis animal Into "a gal.
lop. attempted % 40 likewise our
with humllaliug result. For 10 mu.
meut hu uuug o. ,tnu pummel O. the
saIdle,prts.oi his. huets irmly into the
tiuuf OF ui- slice then lurt mis- balaLCu
ard Toll headlOuR into tuu mud.
Whop uu arose from tue liTg OF the
stree, ue glanced husrIuIly Er3u4u
with au l-'m-uudouu expression on
hls face, called 10 HE ly,l.w nUurmsn
tlas.ist him remuunt uugr winch he
rode away 10 qalcEly and quietly ss
possible,
The boys from Michigan may DO
yorlfcFUus, lusly luuged ana scientific
ma their practice ui college yelIs, nnd
pig skin Kicking indulgence uut when
IL comes 10 horseback riding they nra
awkward beyond the most clumsy
antics Of the spanish cavalgymou with
whom tue Cuoans are now having -
much Sport,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-21

MAsuINa.Us. Ami 20. -- Ia the
Soma. ted Uu. passed vtautius tho
uhal dauuu FHr Marcy military rraotv.
alton, NrF Mexico, 90 the American
Invalid AiI society i1r tue purpose VI
tstHbIshiuEn tnuugfum Tor luu troat.
mrut % pulmonary UIsUpsus.
pugu iDemn A'uramnl ptefcntci
Tho minority report of his colleague,
Morgan, Oh tuu Pacific railway bill.
P0uuu real "a note tUm Morgan, VINO
wss about TO lyavs the city, stating
that tho minority report was directed
against three bills introduced Tor the
PFcinc railway rr.A Jurimsut nui not
merely 70 response g. tUu substitute
uiil lUat presented uy ih. COMMITTEES,
which hIIi, ssid MurgAu's note, "was
never seen sud discussed Uy mu.'
Cannon jam va teCJg IssI i1r a
Npevuh supporting hlH fpsuiulIUu Tor n
huge gtDuui map uJvuuns $50 acres,
Toe Ted near Washington, showing the
guiInu topography aud GEOGRAPHY OF
tue UuituI Slaiuf. HHsEp aimed the
map would give an object lesson VI
the Alrut of our county. The Mis.
siruippi rivrr would DO shuwu by an
actual stream three feet wide and
5000 yards long. Lake Michigan
would have twuniy-.wO thousand
gggru yards " water.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-21
INV, cLEVELAND's TRoUnLr.
Statement Of the rr-sby terry In Defense
OF Its Action,

NEW Yoml, April a A special to
the World nom Wateuown, N. Y,
sAyb:
The statements OF the Rev. VIM. n q.
Cleveland regarding his trouble At
Chsumont have called forth state
msnt from the ~. LAwtehcs Presley
terry IN defense OF IT. action In dismlss.
Ing him from his passionate. II shyt;
"Iho church at Chaumont was rent
In pieces and various reasons were
assigned BY the congregation for the
lacK Of harmony anu counter reasons
assigned BY Mr.. Cleveland. SO lar MS
tue pTrSbytsTy was concerned, by
means Of "a committee, II sought TO in-
yrstlsaie charges made ~ Mi. Clsvs-
land anu tue counter charges made by
tho larger majority Of his church e.
They ala not find that theTe was any
great " sufficient reason why the
0hutch In IT. majority snould dislike
MT. Cleveland nor di1 they hnd that
MT. CluVelanu's charges were suustau.
tlaled. The prosby terry dad what 1t
could 10 reconcile differences but tn
parties proved irrecOnoilable. It's u
a ceftHiu extent n necessary piece OF
church policy that u minister must
succeed IN gIeserVing unity Ia his
gOugTUgatiun,O
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-21

San FEANCuCJ, Ap.ti -l,-l;Hpofts
from the interior Of California SHOWS
that lrusts CUutluIu TO DO great cam.
age 90 FRUIT. 10 many plgccU II BE- said
mat the iruig crop u BJ bnuiy dam.
aErl that it wili not Uc picked. Iht
low lsuus suffered most severely, A
Eiliing ify5t swept the Santa Clara
valley Monday uigut, doing lfrcpafaulu
damage 10 tue apticJt nnd pusuh IA
crops. Vineyards iu the San joaquin
valley have suffered severely,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-21
Millions Kissing.
Wniirsad REORGANIZATION "omnittss
strike "a snaE,

CHICAGO, April 2l.-A special 10
the Chronicle from Warrington, ID. g.,
says;
The reorganization committee Of tho
Baltimore 4 ONO railroad hiss struck a
suar. The sum Of f30,OOOOOl Ia miss.
ing nnd nobody Il yet Aule 10 tell where
II has gone. The committee cannot
pfocred any further 30 the direction OF
getting that railway system out Of tho
hand Of the receivers ana courts until
tue mystery Of tho disappeathnce OF
this enormous amount Of money II
cleared up. This statement II based
upon the authority Of one OF the most
prominent business men OF Baltimore,
lie hsd the information, he sIatee,
from one Of the members " the organ
izltiOn committee VINO went To him Tor
advice IN the premites. The commit.
tee, he alleges, discovered that rom
1858 10 the date Of the election OF
COwan rs president OF the company
fully 100000 VI tho Baltimore a
OHIO IN securities were disposed OF
without reports Of the transaction or
transactions being made to the treasur-
er Of the company
Upon learning this state Of affair,
the members OF the committee decided
that the whole truth must be br0uRh
out and they have determined ~ rifl
the mstter 10 the bottom. IL n stated
that no one who IL oOgniEant Of the
committees view on tho matter be-
lieves that ca. President Mayer proiitsi
to tho extent Of u dollar by what took
place no the result OF the deals mauC,
VI that he knew OF what was going on.
Despite reports TO this elect that there
~ want OF harmony between members
" the New York committee ON TeOr-
gnbigation and the members OF the
Baltimore committee, II can be- stated
tnnl u perfect understanding sXists be-
tween the two cOmnitttes and that the
determination has been reached be.
tween them that the Il, a o. system !,
too valuable a property TO no allowed Ia
become dieintegTAted and that IL must
be- kept intact at all hazards.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-21
.lIeeaIIy rre..sa lnla ssr,Is..

HAMMOND, Ind, April William
schWsue went 10 his native place IN
Germany last October aud was NJ once
pressed into tho military service, As
no was resident of West hammond,
H., Judge MorelUck Of this city was
employed TO bring about his release.
The impressed man lett Germany for
America when only 10, anu his father
IN a uAluTshzvd American citizen, anu
his impressmenI was Illegal.
The following letter has Just bsen
received from Secretary Oluey by
Judge MoTel0oki
"l have 20 acknowledge the receipt
Of your letter relative 10 tho case Of
William Schwedrr, a natuTaliz0d
American citizen VINO had been un.
lawfully impressed iulo the military
service OF Germany, and 10 inform you
Ia reply tnat q dispatch hns been re-.
oeiyod from the United States amOAs-a.
dor Mt Berlin stating that sir.
SCHNEIDER has .een released from
military service anu no hiss found tenn.
pJrAry employment at GtSmu entisn,
in MrCklenbuTE, anu that he will prob.
ably return to America some tune IN
May.
(Slgnod) RICHARD OLNEY."
Judge Morelock says steps VIII be
taken asRing the German government
for an indemnity On account OF Mr..
bchWedsT's impTlsuu munt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-21

A scouting Party Find "a stroHE For-s
uI nnInhrIra N.Ar MmLmMnNn.

CArEIOwS, April GIL lighted
1850 ny Associated fiy-, Captain
Napier with about .ul nae ir.t Bulu.
WuyY carly this morning GA recon.
unltcuug expedition. luu Alatnuolrs,
d. was believed, had m-,GIH.uthward,
intending ~ intercept relief corps
advancing gffJm MaioEug, tUut Iue
scouting party was surprised 10 tinu
MAlaBrlea iu great force about nyu
miles northeast VI BuluwAyJ. NapiOFs
command was iiruu upYu, returned the
nfu uuI thea fetfralrd lu good order,
II btiDg useless Tor surh "a small bauu
% engage several lhUusaud Malaueles
apparently well supplied with fifc.
Atns,
rhu return OF Napler'a party cast a
gloom over BuIuWayu, NJ II was be-
nuyud the uEtuusivu works VI defense
around Buluwuyo had Cunyiaeei the
Matabeles Iuat tho place Was imptrg.
uaBlu anu IN consequence they had
shifted thu camp southwark. IL nov
appears that while several thousand
MathBples struck camp, there are
enough remaining to Gauss the utmost
uueasluesa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-21

CHICAGO, April 2l.-About 100
Chicago ministers adopted a resolution
iavoring the introduction Of the Bltle
reading into the public schools. Ad-
dresses were made Nv Rev. DR.. 1. l..
withtow, Rev, n. Y. Axtol aud Rev.
MyTon Haynes. Inoy represented 70.
bpectively the Presbyterian, Methodist
snd Baptist denominations. They
agfosd that the plan was good on the
around that II was better 10 have enc
verse read In the schools than none NJ
all. They did not thirk the Bible de-
uCmlnationAl, but held that II was on
titled 10 place In the schools M part
Of the literature Of the schools.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-21

ants rtjoioed nj the uows Of tho txpt.
dition but could not pf0der help at
present through tear " the DtTvrhes.
The men Of the party Of the Abhb-
deb tfibu who lot AssOunn II Easter to
guard the line u the country between
ll"to and Bifel KslmaL have arrived
here. They state that the sheibhs Of
the friendly tribes are volunteering ~
as-lst the Egyptian government
Deseftofs from the Dufviahos came
into Akasheh yesterday. The confirm
tue previous news VI tho dispositions
Of tue DBfvishes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-21

CHICAGO, April 2l.-A movement
IL on foot In this city for this purpose Of
crystslizlug IuBllc opinion Hgaiust an
exclusive arbitration treaty with Great
Britain. The movement Is being
vigorously fushoi ~ many prominent
citizens who desire that arbitration
treaties shall be- made with every ma
ton instead Of England alone. a
payer ~ being eAtrnsivoiy circulated
and already Il has buen siguUd by
mauy iutists, bankers AMI Journalistic.
IL states that the urdofsigned believe
that treaties providing tor arbitration
OF national controversies should exist
between oil na;.Jus, shat Tor tbis cUuu.
try TO make an exception IN favor VI
Crest Britain would indicate a regard
for that power superior 10 what We
iUUl Tor other communities aud would
BE- IN u sense token OF dialfuHt and
diHr,spCut Tor nations with whom our
relations have always teen anu arc
mOsl friendly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-21
na,or ,urro 400, 20 un.l,instoa.

sAN FrkNCl'J, A,rii 2l.-Nay0r
5uslY has uugu gIruird puImlsdou by
thu bOafd Ui supervisors o. us absent
rom the city ana stalr fDl 1J days lt
H uaduntu1i tuAt thu mayor may
spend portion " hiA vacation IN
Washington doing what he can 10
proven, the lstfnsu by C0ngrgsa OF the
Central ftuIlc ,uuliuG uliI.
uuCu IN tho national capital viii up OF
gtuat assistance 90 the opponents Of the
,uuIing Ulli, uui he has been mauug
runEcmUuts duuug tuu past Few uHyB
iUt tue journey.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-21
WILL yIsIT US.
P-ince Chiihov, Russian nInisier OF
ways ANA Communications.

NEW IoRIS, April 2i.-A dispatch
TO tue Herald from H. Petersburg
say!
Prince Chilkov, the Russian minister
Of ways and communications VIII, In
the month OF August, start upon a
trip u the United states. The trip Ia
10 be by no means an ordinary one. In
the met place tue prince will travel us
FAR No possible along the Siberian rail.
ROAD to hrasnoVarsk ana viii thence
continue his journey 10 Nladly0slock
ny express post. At the latter place
the prince will take u ship for San
Francisco.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-21
THE soUDAN EXPEDITION,
Friendly Arab sho,IsswininE to Assist
the Invader

NEW YoRR, Aphl 2l.-A dispatch
TO tue Herald from Wady.Haha,
Egypt, says
The course Of the expedition Ia pro-.
greSaing quietly but In perfectly satis-
factory manner. Abuul Azim, u
friendly sheikb, who WIS dispatched
10 Murat with 200 Arabs with orders 10
passed through schlrrl Island on the
syulh. lilo reported tuat the inhRDiI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-21

Venezuelan boundary dispute and that
Secretary Oiucy'H attempt 10 give 10
that application was at uutenablc po'
siuJu. rhls view OF AmbabsauUr
Bayhfd vas communicated 10 this
government Ia one Of bis dispatches.
This Dispatch ct forth Ambassador
BbyardS Opiaion that Secretary Oh
nuy'F memorable letter 20 Lori Salis-
bury u July last was busUI on I'M
touablo grounds aud that II ok d posi.
ton from which the Uuited States
wOu d inevitably be forced 10 retreat,
~ lar ns an attempt 10 apply the Nom
roe doctrine 90 The Venezuelan dispute
wac concerned.
"rhe dispatch went into the matter
With considerable detail and was ems
phailg 10 character, Tuis,it IL thought
explains why Lord Ssiistufy's tcply
TO Secretary Oiuoy's note was Almu't
entirely devoted 20 "a rcfutatiou
OF ,ht latter's position that the
Venezuelan tJuuuoty dispute came
within the scope VI tue Monroe doc.
irinv. But Lord salisbury VS. Ia 40
degree ufopafrd Tor the extremely boil.
ligutont t1uo OF the pfusilUups NEE.
rnRu 90 Congress aud hsd " not teen
the British PREMIER felt that a c1mplis
Gated European and Asihtlc situhtiou
compelled moderation ON his pufi nn
equally bnliicIsu rti1indcr might nave
come from nur0ts the water
"Aa the relations between Secretary
Ouuy anG Senators sherman anu
Lodge, aud Chairman Has OF the
House iofUign alalfs committee, are VI
an Intimate nature, it l. tue general
opinion that u the secretary had used
hIs ilueuco he could have heaprd OF
the f,sOiuiOua passed by tho House
consuming AmJaHah IOr BuyRri.