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Evening journal., 1897-03-23

1000 yards heavy, yard-widc, un.
bleached Muslin, &c. per yard.
500 yards unbleached Sheeting Mus
lin, one and one-eighth yard wide,
&c. per yard.
l case, 9-4 Utica unbleached Sheet
ing. &c. per yard.
case, 1914 Utica unbleached, lie.
per yard
Evening journal., 1897-03-23

within the present limits OF Whining
ton. or such limits as may be deter
mined by the Legislature hereafter, be
and they are hereby required to live
and have a permanent residence in said
city Of Wilmington. That all such
teachers OF public schools in
the said city OF Wilmington
who fail to comply with the provisions
Of this act, shall as a penalty for not
doing so, forfeit their positions as
teachers in said public schools"
PARK IMPROVEMENTS IN SIGHT. 4
Senator pyle gave notice of an act
authorizing the Mayor and Council Of
Wilmington to borrow 100000 for the
Improvement Of the public parks. There
Is a stipulation in the bill that not more
than $4,000 of the amount so borrowed
shall be used in any one year.
THE COMMISSIONS COMPENSA-
TION.
Now that the new city charter is in,
the commissioners who drew 1t natur-
ally want compensation for their work.
Their bill is not here yet, but Senator
Pyle has given notice of II. He says
that he has no idea us to what allow
ance will be made.
WANTS 1T REPORTED.
Ricnard w. Crook came down yester-
day afternoon and had hearing before
tho Senate Committee on Private Cor
porations in reference to the amend
ments to the charter Of the Wilmington
and Brandywine Springs Railway Com
pany. He will have another hearing to-
day and endeavor TO force the bill on
the committee. feeling confident that it
will pass the Senate if he can get Il re-
ported.
SENATE NOTES.
Notice OF an act to incorporate the
Wilmington Annual Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church was given
by Senator Alrichs, who has not yet re-
ceived the bill.
Senator Pierce gave notice of an act
to divorce Sallie and Robert Sholes.
The Senate passed the Senate bill to
incorporate the Trustees of the Della
ware Annual Conference of the Union
American Methodist Episcopal Church
J. Harvey Spruance. of the Whining
otn Board of Health. was down yester-
day, and upon his solicitation Senator
Meredith moved a reconsideration oi
the vote by which the Senate bill tC
extend the terms of the membrs of thS
board until May. 1898, was lost on Fri
day. His motion carried and on The
further motion of Senator Pyle, the bill
was racOmmitted.
Evening journal., 1897-03-23

diction over cemeteries the right 10
compel lot owners 10 keep their lots
free nom weeds and other matter which
makes them unsightly. Under the pres
ent law there is no such provision, and
careless persons can let their lots be-
come a reproach TO themselves and the
cemetery, and those who are most vi
tallyinterested in the cemetery have no
power to compel them TO keep their
lots ia decent order.
Evening journal., 1897-03-23
HANSCOM'S.
Special rices for
One Week,
March 23d to S0th:

0OAAAN-
Pride of the Valley Sugar Corn,
only sc. a can.
MUSTARD. ..
Acme Butter Dish of German
Mustard, 7c each.
.....
Our own brand, only 10 cents.
EGGS. .....
Strictly fresh Delaware Eggs, IL
cents per dozen.
POTATO CHIPS. ....
Best quality Saratoga Chips, 20
cents a pound.
BISCUIT. ....
Macaroon Jumbles, II cents
pound. Entirely new
CANDY .
Cocoanut Nougatines, Is cents
pound.
Money refunded on any goods return
ed not perfectly satisfactory.
HANSCOM'S,
7th and Market Streets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-24
ksPHYxIATED BY GAS.
Peculiar Accident causing the Death
of Cnvili

Peculiar Accident CHusirig the Death
of Gavin.
STOCKTON, CAL, May 25.-Tbe death
of Charles Cavili, the noted Austria
liam swimmer, here last night 10
sscribed to peculiar cause. 1t is
thought that he was asphyxiated by
gas instead OF being drowned. Tho
stockton baths, where the fatal ex-
hibition was given, ara filed with
water from natural wells, and gas
crises in the water In the tank.
Caviil's exhibition OF staying under
water for sevsral minutes is said to be
trick TO fool the people, for the swim
mer used IN inverted tub containing
air, In which to breathe while he was
under watsr. The tub used last night
was placed In the water during the
day and left, with sufficient air for the
exhibitor to brestne for several
minutes. Cayill went down ana went
under this tub, as he had planned,
anu there died.
1t is believed that when the tub was
down nndor the water 1t was filed
with gas, which, while not poisonous,
is deadly, as IL causes immediate as.
phyxiatioD. When Cavill got under
this tank and breatheu the gas he lost
consciousness.
Drs. Marley and Hinkle, who were
called in, say there was no water In
the luogs and that Cavlli YVES es-
phyxiated by gas.
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MADRID, May 25.-rhe position Of
the CABINET is toe toeme OF most aDxi-
Gus discussion on all sides. Some Of
the government organs think the
ministry should meet the COrtes to-
morrow, endeavor to secure the adop.
ton OF such bills as are pressing snd
possible.
Diners think change OF policy ex.
pediont and In fac. inevitable.
Toe cabinet sat in council this even.
ing until 8 o'clock anu 1t was decided
TO appear Dsfore the Cortes tomorrow
snd give explanations Ut the Tetusn-
COmas incident OF Friday let, even 1t
the liberals should absent themselves 3.
LONDON, May % The Stepusrd's
correspondent ct Madrid says: In the
conference held on Saturday be weon
the president OF the senate, the pre-.
mier aud Senator Ssgasta, with re or.
encs to the Tetusn-Comas Incident,
the president eaid he you'd MT be
Justified In interfering, as The affair
mad not occurred In the senate cham
Der, but In the lobby. The premier de-
oiare1 that the opposition ought to be
sat SIZED II the duke OF fetusd al
nouuced In the senate chamber that he
never Intended to slight or give offense
to tue liperal minority. He auieu that
the government could not dispt nse
with the Duke of Tetuan's services as
minister OF foreign affairs, because he
alone WAS acquainted with and able 10
conduct Important and deiic ate negC.
tiations with foreign ernmenis
(meRning Americs).
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NEW York, May 2S.-Two persons
were killed and three seriously III
jured 10 o fire which started shortly
alter 4 O'Clock this morning In the 4.
storylbrown stone building at l49 west
Twenty.third stfeet. Several persons
narrowly escaped death.
The building was occupied for both
business and dwsliing purposes. In tn q
basement Ia an all-night eating. house.
A plano company occupied the first
Il Dor, and tho upper floor OF the build
Ing 10 furnished room apartm eat
house.
Before the firemen reached the ecens
the building was filled with flsmee.
The Railways from the first floor to the
roof was In flames and escape by the
front was cut of. Panic seizsd tn,
inmates OF the b use. While o tenant
named Lamont WAS crawn V an.ng The
narrow sill 10 reach the adjoining
house, the BODY Of woman sIruck q
large sign whion hung on the outside
OF the building, and to which he clu Bt
Tor support. The sign was torn IRON
its fastenings aad fell with crash tt
the street. Tho woman was Mrs
Bowies, who had precipitatei hersel
from the third floor to the street be
low when she found that egress from
the house by way OF the atairs Wal
checked by the flames. She was PICKED
up and ta9en to hospital. Lamont
lid not fall to the street.
Mrs. Mosswsy YVES sleeping with hei
little usugnter when she was aroused
by the Smoke. She ran ipto the h all
and gave the alarm ant then went
back for her daughter. When she
started TO return the smoke and fl imes
drove her again to her room. sac at
tempted to open toe winu0w, but 1t
did not yield readily and she broke
the glass with her hands. The windo W
would not open, and even II 1t hsu
there would have been little ohancs
for her ms II 10 protected on the outside
by iron bare. When the firemen
searched the house they found the u
tie girl dead In beu aud tho mother
lying on the floor blistereu by heat
and almost deau from suffocstion. t5ne
was removed to hospilai, where sne
died three hours later.
Late In the afternoon Mrs. Bowlss
recovered Consciousness at the hos
pitsl, but no hopes OF her ultimate re.
covery are entertained.
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began to inuulge ~ all sorts OF excuses
aoo got into confiic' with the i,habit.
ants, with the result that one Italian
was killed and Elk we're seriously
wouuued. Finally alter a great deal OF
trouble they were sent to Brindisi un.
der tina tscirt OF two Geek n-0f-
war.
The orresrondent OF the Daily Tel
egraph IN Epirus gives IA terrible pic.
ture OF the exce-s-s of the Italians
while travelling from Aria to Seaverds.
He sage: They sIols brandy and drank
1t like water. Armed only with re-
vIivers and nayonets, by the time they
reached Seavsria they were quarrel.
ling fiercely. The villagers. thoroughly
alarmed, got in readiness TO fiSht, ami
the situation heca me seriOus. A Greek
tried to paciiy q GaribaijeaD VINO was
about 10 ursb his brains out with u
atone, whofeunon M Italian fired and
wounded n Garibsldesn.
Instantly the cry was raised, ga
Greek has been killed." ard ths wi.
iageis began 10 fire their riflss. Tho
firing became general, out the Italians
Displayed a dag of itu,e ana tue en-
barnati, was effected, though with
giest difficulty. Several officers told
me they did not expect to reach
land alive, as their rnffisnly soldiers
would surely kill them.
The forces OF the Ethnike Hetairs
have distinguished themselves more
since than during the war, and bands
OF irr ,gulnrs and dssofte,s are pillaging
or devastating the Phthiolis district,
where the condition OF the Villages IL
most iamrntsble.
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Gen. wsyicr Expresscs sis Views OF
tho situation.

Ten. Hsyicr Lxpresses sis Views oil
tho SITUATION.
New York, May GA dispatch
to tue JournsI from Ole uiueyos, Cuba,
says: In an Interview with Captain
General Weyler upon his ARRIVAL here
from Placetae, In reference to tue
Cuban revolution, the general sRiG:
~ am not surprised AZ the action thus
far taken, nor shsli be surprised II
the House cOnours in the Senate 1890
,utiou and sends IL to the President.
Your jinyoes are in the saIule and
EVIDENTLY bent upon forcing the c0un.
try In some foreign complications In
order TO distract attention from the
approaching International crisis.
"The few scattering bands OF Cub An
dyuamiters, railroad wreckere, horse
and cattle thieves, plantation burners
and highwaymen now In tns field
here, VINO mold no port and po.-
ssss no seat OF civil govern-
ment, nave no right to expect
recognition. such distinction at
Presiuent Mckinley's hsuus, issued
In the face Oi my own proclamation
oflcialIy declaring the greater part o,
the Island to Do already pncifieo,
Wuuiu hbt6 tdc w GbuluxkOu
up to the ridicule OF European pow
efs, and prompt a healthy outDurst of
sympathy for the Spanish cause,
especially from neignboring Ola World
governments also possessing colonies
IN the Yves. Inuies.
ain brief, recognition may aid the
government OF the junIa In placing u
lew bonds, but will at the same time
assure the euccessiul issue OF our pro-
iOsed new Spanish loan In Paris,
London and Vienna, anu enable us
u carry on the war with rene, ca
vigor.
"Personally L she'll be glad. II
recognition comes, our position will
then De more clearly defined. 1t will
work virtual sbrogation OF our special
treaty with the United States, place
Y-nkees residing in Cuba IN an identi.
col position before the courts with other
foreign residents, and shallbe troubled
less by the constant complaints aud
often dlcuious demands from Amer.
can consuls. 1t would also relievs this
Spanish government Of all RESPONSE
binty for the destruction OF i0rei IN
property not actually within the lins
OF Spanish detenses, anu iurther sim
pliiy matters by assuring us the righI
to boar and searcn Americal vessels
whenever suspected.
"For one, shall heartily rejoice
that the emptiness anu Hypocrisy OF
the United btatsu government of.
reiterated expressions OF friendship
shall bs finally unmasked. have al.
ways had little COZ fidsnce In the sin
cerity of its assertions. Each new
declaration from Washington cal
culated to throw our marine officials
engaged in pstrolipg the Cuban coast
of thier guard has invariably been
followed by the departure of SOM.
now Cuban fillbuster ,from an Ameri.
can port with arms .anu ammun,tions
for our enemy"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-24
Tho New Danish Minls,ry.

CoPENHAGEN, Nay 2S. - King
Christian IL 80 accepted the resignslion
of the Thott ministry, which was to, :
dered on the l0th. The cabinet has
been reconstructed, VITA the follow.
ing assignments OF portfolios:
Herr Haerriug, premier AMI minis
ter VI finance.
Vice Admiral Rsyn, minister OF
marine anu All Interim minister CT
foreign STAIRS.
Herr A Herraus Buerientisth, min.
lister of the interior.
Herr Alfred Hage, minister Of ngfl.
culture.
Bishop 81. Hyr, mioisler oil cduci-
ton and puolic worship.
Col. Buxeu, minister OF war.
Herr n. X. Rump, minister OF Jus.
tics pnd for Iceland.
Herr Hoefring was minister Of the
Interior ADD pubic works In the eabi.
net in Baron R,edtz Tnolt. Herr
Rump and Vics Admiral R,yu r.
tain their former portfolios of justits
gnu marine.
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Clark, went to the Crane holrl,
acc ,mpan ed by his wife and Com,
missioner Funk. There were many
thinR TO be looked after, aud johnson
was busy curing the greater part o.
the day. Daring the Afternoon Mr..
and Mrs. George p PRESCOTT OF Terle
Haute, father.in.law ana motner-in-
law OF the prisoner, arrived, They
were accompanied by Mr.. JohnsOn'-
daughter, VINO was visiting them
when the crash came, and who
does not yet know OF her falhet's Ole
grace. Johnson was taaeD to jail al q
O'Clock this evening ana there part,d
from his wife. Both were perfectly
seli-possessed, even 10 the point OF ex-
changing comment.
Johnson will plead guilty to some
OF the charges against him, but otheis
he will figut.
Comm sIiouer Funk says II the IL =
ganspori uauk Ia promptly reorgsniz d
1t Will pay cut.
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Houston, Texas. May 28.-R. w.
Stewart, prominent merchant OF
Linuale, was recently -nticei from
bis home bya negto and murdered.
Ellie meg, "a negro, was arrested tor
tbe murder ana IN confession tmpi :
Gated VIII Jones, u white man, proml.
nent in the community. Jones was
arrested and placed IN all. Shortly
after | O'Clock this morning moo
appeared at the county jail at Tyler
anu, on the refusal Ut the sheriff 10
admit them, broke in the doors, Went
Into Junes's cell aud shot him 10 death
Bs he sat on his cot. He told them
they were killing An innocent man,
but the leaderB answered that they had
proof OF his guilt.
They Refused to kill Eflie Jones, the
negro who killed Stewart, saying that
rs he uiu not have tue meaus and In
nuence to escape puntsDment, they
would let the law tnke It's curse
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ACCIDENT IN A FURNACE.
s--is of Mark Hnnna'A Employees
Terribly burned.

Terribiy burned.
New CASTLE, rs., May 23.-Thie
morning. tie dig RSssna furnace In
this city, owned by Senator Marx
Hanna aud ex-senator Cameron, let
go and the next instant q heavy
volume OF iron and coke came crash
Ing through the roof OF the casting
house, burying in the neig OF
thirty men under the debris. Manager
Reis was taken out with the skin
hanging in threds from his hands aud
arms, and his legs were terribly burned
and bruised. The others injured are:
Samuel Moody, Mike Petro, William
Hanus, Joseph Live. Flank 8. Hard.
A second acciaent VI the day pap.
pened about thirty minutes later. 1t
was cave'in at the big seventy loot
cut of the New Castle Traction com-
pany, that Is making track to the
new Cascade PARK. Michael Kurdy
was buried under at least seventy.five
feet Of sand, gravel, clay aud rocks,
AMI WAS dead when taken out. Peter
Herineky was terribly crushed about
the should ers ami hips, but will prob.
ably live.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-24

INDIANAPOLIS, May 23.-John NJ.
johnson, OF the State National bank OF
Logansport, WIS brought here today
and now occupies jail cell. He came
Ia custody o, United States Commits
sionsr Funk and Deputy Unitsd States
Marshal Clark, anu wis allowed to
remain in the sleeping car until s
o'cluCk. He was then taken to ths
Federal building and Judge Baker
granted hun u trapiIe until o O'Clock
this afternoon before sendipg him g.
Jail. Wneu toe respite was granted
Johnson, IN charge OF Deputy Marshal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-24

CLEVELAND. May 23,--It 10 40.
nounced tnst John ID. Rockefeller has
issued an edict against Sunday labor
by the men employed on his ore docks
on the upper and lower lakes. While
the men are expected to respond TO
calls to load or unload vessels at any
nour OF the day or night, they will
not be asked to work batween mid.
q ight Saturday and midnight Sunday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-24
Fatal quarrel About water.

DENVER, Colo, May 2S.-One man
was KlIieu and auother fatally wound
ed ut Joe Lowe's roauhouse, abont ii We
miles south OF the city, at 6:4o this
evening. Lowe has hai trouble with
u neighbor, jacob Kis.hard, over the
water in aa irrigation ditch IN which
both are interesiej; Today Kistnaru
aud his two sons were working ON the
ditch when some OF Lowe's employees
went to the ditch TO protect his inter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-24

e,ts. Win item were some OF Llwe's
Iuests, Including Samuel 3. Mccall, q
well known gambler, md John Me-
kenna. A qnsrrel ersued curing
which Daniel KisIhard Drew a pistol
anu shot McCa,i and Mckenna twice
each, with the result above Indicated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-24

Mems fine quality all-wool suits,
consisting OF Csssimers, Worsteds,
Serges and Fancy Cheviots, latest
broken plaid effects; your choice
from 100 different styles at $40 90
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runn roop ANp pnlNK

How can .Sc]ulz1tg's Best,
tea cost so little and be SO
good {?
Easy. 1t is roasted fresh
every day in San Francisco
like fresh coffee and pea
nuts.
Other tea is roasted once
a year in Japan, ctcy-like
stale coffee and stale pea
nuts.
schilling s. Company
San francisco 6ij
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EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER %, 1894

Train No. 2 leavos Ogden Gas g. M,
SAT- Lake 1850 n. M, arrive at Pueblo
300 a. M, Colorado Springs 7,13 a. M,
Denver 9;S n. m.
Train No. leaves Ogden 9:35 D. M,
SAT- Lake $40 p. m, arrive at Pueblo
5;Sa p M. Colorado Springs $40 p. m,
Denver 9:25 p. m.
Connections made at Pueblo, Colorado
Elegant day coaches, chair cars and Phil
man sleepers on all trains. Take the
ID. q X, q. and have comfortable trip
and enjoy the finest scenery on the CON-
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Leave salt Lake city.
No. 9-For bingham. Provo, Grand
Junction ana all points East 4 $50 a. IN.
No. flor Provo, Grand Junction
and all points East. ....-..... 7;4o p. IN.
No 6-for ogden and intermediate
points. ...,...,.....;......,. $3.50 p. m
Manti, Belknap, Richneld and
all intermediate points,. 10 80 p. m.
No. s-for kureEs. Payson. Provo,
and all intermediate points 80 u, IN.
NO. 5-for Ogden and the West. -. II i,a p. M.
no. i-for Ogden and the West. -. l2;23 y. m.
Arrive Sait Lake City.
No. l-From Bingham, Provo, Grand
junction and the East.....,4 1915 p. m.
No. 3-frorl Provo. Grand junction
and the Fast. .....,..... lii35 p m.
No. 5--trom Provo. Bingham, hure.
kh, hichheld, Belknnp, hanu
and all inteTne diaie points. 5;25 D. IN.
No. 6-from Ogden and informed,
late points. 9an a. m,
No. 7-from Eureka and Payson. a.b5 a IN,
No. 2-From Ogden and tho West 7.tO a. m,
No. a-Fron Ogden and The West. 1870 D. M
Only line running through Pullman Illace
sleeping cars Salt Lake City to San Francisco
Salt Lake city to Denver via Grhnd junction
ana EAT Lake City TO kansns City and Chicago
via Colorado points.
change, 10 Kansas City. Chicago and Boston.
yer.
Ticket 0ffC', 10 ". End South.
ID. O. DODGE, Gen. Manager,
y. A. WADLHIGH. Gen'i Pass. Agt.
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Mems
SHIRTS.

Outing and Negligee Shirts, all
sorts OF shirts and collars and
cuffs. This week special in Mems
Collarless Nogligee Shirts, to be
worn with white collars, good
quality percaie; worth $50, this
week 69c.
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John C. Cutler Jr.
Stocks Bought and Sold
80 MAIN STREET.
sfzsSsxSzSz,a
-
Oregon Short Line
--sSsr-r'.----- RAILROAD.
Trains arrive and depar, at salt Lake City
Daily as follows:
dn effect March 10th. 1879

Daily as follows:
irrivr.
tioh .niongo, Omaha, 81 Louis,
ana Cg,ien ~. -.. a.,n
From Ieienu' butte portiana o.,
Fran oigco Cydrn nna inierm GA
late points. 80 go, n m
From san rnncisso' Cacba yaiiscv.
ogden snd lntermaJiHte polnts 7,Isnm
Prom Chieaso nmabe 81 'oin nn,. 'i'p IN
Kansas Sitv Denyer and ogssnn x,sa n m
.from frisco hliItora and int
diate un,,ia a.s . m
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w ALKER'S,
"TE REPRESENT the best
wv manufacturers Of Mems
w Clothing in the United

States, OF which there Is no
better verdict than when patrons
who have worn them tell ms suits
to order are superiluous. They find
here the newest fabrics, fit equal 10
custom made, and two suits Tor the
heretofore cost of one.
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Mems
Underwear.

Mems light weight ribbed cotton
shirts and drawers. Per garment,
25c.
Better quality ribbed cotton, silk
finished, perfect fitling shirts aud
drawers. Per garment, Acc.