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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-09
Political Paragraphs.

Many prominent Republicans favor
the Mominstion OF Hon. John 4.
Dooly for Mayor.
Ex.Councilman Simondi is said to
contemplate breaking Into the political
arena again this fall.
"Judge Bsskin made a model
Mayor; let's give him another
chance" is u sentiment often heard
these days.
The Municipal Reform League
seems to be the voice in the wilder
ness crying out for u citizeDs' ticket
this fall. The political Ieadere don't
like 1t and declare they will sthe 1t.
Fisher Harris will not be candi.
date tor Mayor, lie VIII stsnu by his
resolution to keep away frI m what he
desigDAles as being the "lsst resort of
brOken.uown politicians"
Charles w. Symong, John ]. Thom.
rs, Councilmsn Buckle, Samuel Paul
anu Andrew Pendlvton are spoken Of
as suitable candidates OF the Rspubll.
eau party for City Council nomina-
tions from the First.
For tho fret time in the history o.
the board OF education OF this city the
terms OF all its memoirs expire togeth.
er. In December next the election Of
new mt nberF-two from each munici.
pal ward win be held. They will
enter upon theif official dulles on Jan.
|, 1888.
Prospective councilmanic nominees
from the fourth municipal ward on the
Democratic ticket are given out Rs
follows: MaTcellus s, Woolley, Joseph
Il. Game anu w. II. Dale, The last
nAmsd gentleman Ia also strongly
spoken OF for mayor.
Johnnie Axiom Ia said 10 be the
Municipal Lpsguers' candidate Tor
city recorder. Mr.. AxtOn,it is argued,
made 9 hard run once before for tho
same place. Commissioners Hall or
Hon. IL. W. Lawrence would bo on.
tifoly satisfactory TO the leagues
members ss candidate for tho head OF
the ticket.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-09
SALISBURY AND HANOIAUX
Their Recent Interview Commented
Upon in Russia.
Alleged Pacific Tendencies springIng
Up Ev-ryw I'm Greece
Tho Eurkish Forces.

NEW YORK, April "a special to
the Herald from st. Petersburg says:
At reception given by the Spanish
minister, Count Muravleff was much
congratulated on the soundness, com
pieteness and mAsterllness OF his tote.
Another subject discussed lie what lie
generally considered az the warlike
words OF MIR. Baliour. Astonishmsnt
was the general expression, for there
was, 10 leading diplomat, no reason
why euch species OF provocative
language shOuli be inuulged IN at o
moment when England aud France
seemed to he getting on We'll for once.
1t 10 commented upon that curing
the recent interview between Lord
Salisbury and M. Hanotsux tho latter
complained about the undue violeu .
Of the words ussu by certain English
statesmen as regards France In the
Egyptian question. The former
agreed that lt WIS pity and said he
would use his Influence that 1t should
not occur agsi0. Now comes this
sort OF second defiance, the first
being that Of Sir Michael Hicks.
Beach, which 30 stirred the Chauvin-
lists and made NJ. Hanotsux's position
difficult.
The delay of the blockade is not
deemed a urGwbock to the decidedly
pacific tendencies which are tpriaging
up in Greece. Al the worst nothing
more Is feared than that the Greeks
may feel 1t incumbent upon them.
selves TO suffer one death ut the hands
OF Turkey, II only TO appesse the
national excitement and avoid pos.
sible revolution.
The Heralu's dispatches from its
correspondent with the Turks at the
front nave created Il strong impress
sion here from their clesrness and
vivid realization OF the situation and
as giving the real condition OF the
OttVmsn forces.
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Place for the Battalion.

sPRISa CITY, March 2s, 1901
Elder Brigham Young: When L saw
that you was appointed director gem
eral for the Pioneer celebration 1
thought l woult write to you and
suggest that the "Mormon Battalion"
be honored with place III The cole
bration. 1 wrote about two months
ago TO the Hon. John 7. Game 10
speak TO the committee. He replied
that the chairman said II would pToba-
bly, receive rec0g nition, but II would
be well for some OF the "boys" to con-
Ter with the committee. | wrote 10
Vim. 3. Muir OF Woods Gross to get
some OF tho old veterans 10 go with
him and visit the committee. But HE
wife wrote ms that her husband was
dead. i tnsD wrote to her to hand
my letter 10 some member OF the
Battalion. but have not heard any
thing more about II. have, how.
ever, seen recommepdstiln nom
Daniel Tyler and Aroet Hale which l
think worthy OF consideration and |
hope some action will be taken. l
think that the "Mormon Battalion"
adj the "Pionaers ara 50 closely
allied that they might celebrate
together and perhaps use the "O.d
Veterans" Rs M advance guard.
Respectfully,
REDRIoK N. ALLIED.
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Frank Teasdel Dead.

Francis II. Tessiel, San OF 8. p.
Teasdel, the well known merchant,
died Mt the family residence, corner OF
hrst aud q sIreets, at O'Clock this
morning. The deceased was most
estimable young man and hrd host
oil ifiends who Will mourn sincerely
over his demise. The immediate
cause OF death was lung trouble with
which he had been . III cited for long
time. lie was compelled to give up
active business a year ago ana seek
relief in outdoor lie anu exercise
Permanent relief, however, did not
come anu he at last succumOed to the
inevitable.
He wac about tweniy.tbree years OF
age ami Unmarried. The funeral will
DO held at the family Residence at 2
p. NJ. on Sunday next.
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FRUIT AND FLOWER SHOW.
Etlnilo Action Taken Last Night To
Make An Exhibit Here In
Nov, NIB r Next.

The Salt Lake florists society held
u special meeting last evening at the
offices of the Huddart Floral company.
There was u large attendance OF the
members and other persons interested
in the project OF FRUIT and flower
show. Alter some discussion it was
unanimously decided to hold the pro.
posed Fruit and Flower exhibition
some time in November next.
A committee OF five, consisting OF
the following named gentlemen, were
appointed on wsya and means, and
also TO draw up schedule OF pre-
miums to bs offered for competition
displays OF flowers and Utah fruits:
Messrs. +. II. Huddatl, q. Bsrfows.
Ii. Connor, T. Holiday and Il, EvanR,
The committee viii report at the mex.
regular meeting to be held Thursday
evening next at II. Il. Evaus' fioral
strTe, East Temple street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-09

BAN FRANCISCO, Cal, April o.
The Australian baseball players who
are starting out on tour OF the world
arrived In this city yesterday on tue
steamer M0nowai. They will epend a
few dayo 10 slght-eeeing before prsc-
ticing Tor their opening game which
will DO with the OIympics week from
Sunday at Central pafB.
The nefvy athletes WHO bsve come
thousands OF miles 10 ascertain how
the beet baseball players OF Australia
compare with those Of this country,
anu 10 learn points ii dsiicIe {. They
are thirteen In number. The team has
several Substitutes as they may play
cricket se we'll ae baseball.
The players are Frank Laver, cap.
tain, pitcher anu FIRST bast; Charles
Kemp. "sculh paw" twirleI; james
Mckay, pitcber and catcher; II. II.
EweTs, pitcher and catcher; 5ydney
Smith, brst bate and change chatcheI /;
Walter Ingleton, second base; Peter
a. MeAliister. third bassj Harry
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 9.-Collector
Wise has received instI uctiops from
the secretary OF the treasury to meet
the new Chinese minister on his ar
rival, and afford every facility for
landing MIN and his suite. There are
between sixty and seventy In his
train, and they are to be lanued under
the Instructions OF the secretary OF the
treasury without any OF the formalities
or red tape required In the case OF
ordinary ChiDess. The TACT that they
are members OF the ministers party
Is to be the only requisite to their
being allowed to come ashore prOmpt-
Iy after the Belgic arrives at the dock.
The Instructions are more than
usually explicit, because when the last
Chinese minister arrived here, through
tome Misunderstanding there wPs a
delay, and the minister was Kept
waiting for two or three hUure before
he was permitted TO come ashore-a
matter that was considered grave
uiscVurtesy TO friendly nation.
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ABOUT THAT BOMB.
lnnOct nce-tounty Attorney
ADV c..

James Fitzer, the petiuter and sus'
pecled dynamiter, lie no longer n
guest OF Salt Like county or OF Utah
State. He lett this city 1t O'Clock
last evening over the Oregon Short
Line bound for Dillon, Beaverhesd
county, Mont, and chaperoned by
Sheriff Patley, who came here to get
him. The prisoner was quite wiling
to leave Uts and refused 10 allow his
legal adviser to institute habeas corpus
procee dings in his behalf He will be
lried there on the coyOte.sk In. sci ling
change as detailed In tue NEWS u
couple OF days ago.
Fitzet's connection with the bomb
isuiuent mas not been yet established.
All day yesterday police officers anu
detectives were working on the case
In the hope OF ascertsining where
the lead pipe or "grei 80 trap" came
from, In which the deadly ex-
plOsives were encased. tn trap
bore the stamp of the NRilO nal
Lead company, ana 1t was tnCu ght
that local plumbers might be able To
tell where 1t was purchased, but q
careful investigation OF the matter
proved iIuitless. The brand OF black
powder taken from the bomb IL carried
by Browning Bros, the gun furnish.
ing house, who wholesale 1t 10 retail
deslers, 60 that 1t was talmOst an
i'm possibility TO ascertain where and
by whom the powder was bought.
Captain Eilinger OF the police DO.
partmeut feels satisfied that FIlzsr is
guilty OF planning the dealh.oeaiing
scheme, while other officers feel to
discfedit that theory somewhat. The
county attorneys advice Is to let the
matter drop, but lea ling city tfll 3lals
think 1t should be thoroughly leITetel
out AMI the guilty man given his just
dues
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JAPAN AND HAWAII.
Nc Trouble Appreciated Between the
Two Countries.

SAN FRANCISCO, April GA. f.
judd, chief Justice OF the supreme
court OF the republic OF Hawaii, Is
here with his wife en- route to the Esst-
ern States ON a visit. Justice judi has
been q member Of the Hawaiian
supreme court for twenty.three yoars
and has been chief Justice since 1851.
He is a graduate toi Yale college. In
the course Of an interview he said:
~ do not think we will have any
trou BILE with the Japanese government
beeausel Hawaii recently sent home 400
Japanese. They were refused a land
Ing because they did not comply with
our immigration lave, which are a
coie copy OF those OF the United
States prohibiting paupers, Insane, dis
eased and other undesirable people
from landing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-09

New ORLEANS, April civilian
Henderson, capitalist and sugar
dealer, has imported the fret cargo OF
Egyptian sugar direct from Egypt
that ever came to this port. 1t came
on the steamer Oswesley OF Westi Har.
llepool, Eng. Il . sugar consisted OF
$4,000 bsgs or 3,l00 tons. IL came
uirect from Alexiudrio, nui is classed
rs "Egyptisn crystals," which is
equal TO the beet quality OF West In.
ula raw sugar.
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INJUNCTION Against spAULDIsG
40 Restrain Him from Removing Any
thing 1roni ihs Hank Wants.

CHICAGO. April S.-Aciing on the
suggestion OF the trustees OF the Uni
versiiy Of Illinois, II ceiver Leman OF
the Globe Savings bank which closed
lis doors last Monuay has begun a suit
for INJUNCTION In tue circuit O urt 20
restrain Prest spauldipg from taxing
Ruything out OF the vaults OF the
Globe sAyiuga bans, or the vaults OF
the GLOBE Safety Deposit company,
which were used by the bank.
This action Is said TO have been
taken because 1t 10 net known where
the bonus belonging TO the sudow-
ment funds, valued at 100000, are
icing kept. Mr.. Leman, Ia speaking
o the suit said he did not know what
was IN the vault boxes, but he wanted
to be on the safe side and for thai
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-09

CHATTANOOGA, Temp, AlFii "a
special to tne News from Knoxville,
Tenn, sRys:
s. Il. Williams. Springfield, Mass,
and w. s.. Holloway, Newport, Tenn,
known to have perishei In yesterdays
fire, are believed 10 bs Ia The RUNE.
J. Nj. Bosgla's death Is now though,
to be- a matter OF only a few hours.
The less is row estimated AT 81, 100, 600;
INSURANCE. $500. 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-09

NEW YORK, April 9-Miss Syrena
Rhinelsnder. who is well known here
Tor acts OF charity ana because OF her
prominence In The social world, has
presented the parish OF BIT. James
Episcopal church with several build.
iugs at Eighty-first street anu Msdi-
son avenue including a church, a
parish house AMI rectory which are
10 cost IN the neig hborhood of $780,
900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-09

sT. PAUL, MINI, April 9-Judge
Brill has appointed Ex-Governor Wm,
II. Merriam receiver OF the Minnesota
Packing and Provision company, and
OF the st. Paul Refrigerator and Car
company following the order flied
yesterday. AZ receiver OF both com.
psDies Mr.. Merriam must file bonds
In sl26, 900.
The annual meeting OF the Mime
sofa company will be held In May and
the court diu not wish at this time to
make an order respecting the election
OF new officers AID directors but may
make further order bsfore the day Of
meeting.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-09

NEW York, April "a special to
the Herald from San Juan, Porto
Rico, say:
The uprising which recently
occurred in toe town OF Yauca has
proved to be a mJvementof no I'M
poriance. Up to the present time no
person Of any inheritance hes been
inn Heated In the sffiir. The sO.cRlle1
revolutionary forces consisted OF a
few peasants, some OF whom were
ann ell with mach etee.
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Musicale aud Bazaar.

This, Friday, evening, the Liza
Ladies' Aid society, assisted by
Madam Amanda SweHson, will give Il
musicale and b,zIr In thu liz NJ. Il.
church, for which Rn excellent pro-.
gram has been arranged. The Aid
society win serve refresh monts and
CONNECTIONS In an adjoining room at
tho close OF the program. The ladies
also will have on exhibition and for
sale a bazaar OF useiul aud ornSmsnlsl
articles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-09

~Orth NJ soho bonds nro misslng, but
S4.3 600 IN cash tied ur, o total OF
SS2S 900. " TO add to the complications,
Il 10 saii, should President Spaldlnv
he unable 10 account for the lundn Die
bOndsmen will reiuse to be hell
responsible, tho defense being tina, q
private deal Of that kind between tue
university board and Treasurer
Spalding is sufficient cause TO release
them from their obliR atom.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-09

CAPETowN, April 9,--TneArgus, this
city, has announced that 1t has 10.
ceived information from Pretoria, that
the British have secured the Inyack
island at tbs entrance to the Delagos
bay and a squadron OF waIhhips from
this port Will procesi there to take
possession anu proclaim 1t British
tpffilgFv
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TEGucIGALPA, Honduras, via Gal.
weston, April 9.-Capgresa has decided
TO grant u concession to Hon urni
syndicste acting In conjunction with
\ party OF New York capitalists for an
lnter-oceanic railroad from Puert.
CosIez, on the Atlantic, to Amapala
on the Pacific.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-09

JACKSON, Miss, April 9.-The fol.
luwiUg teleg ram has Just been received
from Greenwood, Mise: The Yszi
river fell 10 inches at this place during
The pact ~ hours. Two.thirds OF the
water from Flower lake is going
through Cocahom county into the
Bunhower river and that section Of
country 10 completely inundated. The
southern railway track lie nearly all
submerged In both Sun1ower and
Washington counties, The trains
have been suspended from lttabenda
to Greenvllle and all communicable
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-09

advertise Sdt L,ku In a manner IL /
sought Tor or desired.
TIE point made Ia that the ordin.
snoe contemplales the levying OF a tax
OF six cent? head On all children
attending tho publlc schools for water
used. The came ordinances proposes a
tax OF four and half cents barrel on
beer,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-09

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 9.-The
executive committee of the centennial
exposition has adopted resolutions in.
viting the king Of Greece and royal
family 10 visit the exposition, and ex.
pressing sympathy with Greece on the
present crisis. The committee fixed
October % for New York Day and
July 8 as X nights Of Labor and Dixie
laN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-09

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 9.-on the
one vote Of election. On the second
vote Representative Baldwin made a
speech and cast his vote for Hunter,
making his vote 68. Senator Stegg
announced that II Hunter got one
more, he would vote for him, electing
him. The win ing vote did not come
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CHANGED WITH EuBnzzLEnENr.
Officers of the Dofunct Globe Savings
URnk. Chicago.

CHICAGO. April 9,-Warrsnts for
the arrest OF Charles w. Spslding,
president; A. ID. Averill, vice.pfesi.
Dent, anu &. Il. Churchill, oashier, OF
the Geiunct Globe Savings Bank, have
been sworn out by Frank Il. Stone Of
the firm u Stone and Francis. deposit
tors in the institution. M.. Stone
went before Justice w. I. Hail and a
complaint changing the officers OF the
bank with em0ezzlement was drawn
VI. Tho three warrants were at once
issued and Will he served some time
today. The officers may have some
Uflicuiiyin finding Spalding. Since
tne failure OF the bank he has been
"Irostrsted." Friends say lie is under
medical care In the city. A. the
BlEza Hotel, where .he lives, 1t
was SAID he hRd not been there for
twenty.iOur hours or m5re.
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MoETREAL, April 9.-Mgr. Del Val,
the papal sUlegate to Canada opened q
conference In this city with all the
Roman Catholic nrchpisbops OF CanR-
ia with the object OF arriving Mt an
understanding regarding the politlco'
religious disputes which are now III
viding the Catholic people OF the ID
miniOn.
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ALBANY, April o. The Greater
New YORK charter has been returned
to the Legislature with tho jls 'pproval
OF Mayor s rong, New YORK, and
Mayor Wusrsier, Brooklyn. Mayor
Gleason, Long Island city, approved
the charter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-09
AQUATIC DISCRIMINATION.


There is considerable comment in
certain places over the Determinations
made by The City Council In its new
license or water rsis ordinance. The
position 10 taken by some that 1t will
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-09

CHICAGO, April 9.-Lsdy Henry
Someuel cabled Miss Frances Willard,
president OF the w. q. 4. u, asking
that 81 800 be spent on White Ribbon
nurses in Crete. Mis- Willard cabied
her consent feeling that 1t is all In the
cause OF saving Christians from being
slain by Moslem swords, and that tue
hideousness OF the situation 10 mag
nified because English bullets are
helping in the slaughter Of Christians.
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reason he secured he ipjunciion TO
prevent Mr.. 5psuiding from having
access 10 them. Ii Ia said that IN The
vAults OF he safety Dspo5it company
Bpsulding was supposed to keep the
bonds belonging to the endowment
tupu
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New YORK, April 9.-rhe Herald
correspondent atGusyaquilc cables this
formidable conspiracy to asssssinste
President A laro has been disco vered
al Quito. A number OF priests W ere
reported 10 be i'm IMPLICATED In the plot.
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Irwin, short stot; Alfred s. Carter.
lett fielder; A. h. Wlsoniin, center
ieldei; Harry Stuckey, right fielder;
j. l.. Wallace, catcher; Cnarles over,
all around man. II, Il. Ewers Il the
champion all round athlete Of Au g.
ttalia.
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sPRINGFIELD. Ills., April 0-Wil-
liam Penn Nixon succeeds Andrew
Crawford rs PARK commissioner. In
the appointments sent In yesterday It
was stated that Frederick Winston
succeeded Crawford. This was an
error. Winston was appointed but
doen not succeed Crawford.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-09

CHICAGO, April 9.-The mystery
connected with the disappearance In
November last Of young Arthur T..
Wallace, son OF the Rev. Il. ID. Wal.
lace OF the Eighth Presbyterian
church, has been partially cleared up.
The oody Of man found In the river
near the Madison street bridge was
identified by the Rsv. t. ID. Wallace
as that OF his HOn.