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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-05
CIsNEROs 70 MCKINLEY.
Another Open Letter From the Pre-
.ident of Cuba.

New YORK, April b. - Salvador
CIsneros, president OF the provislonA
government OF Cuba, has written al
open letter to President Mex nley,
and given copy to special cores
pondent OF the World, In Cuba,
President Clsueros writing under
date of March 4, says in part:
Mr.. Presidents; TO-DAY You become
the chief executive u the greatest,
freest, most progressive nation that tn,
sunlight Of heaven ever ehOne upon
Today the organized and maintained
republic Of Cubs, citizens ana solIiers,
from the highest TO the lowest, con.
graduate you and pray that God viii
give you stTsnth anu wisdom to con-
tinue TO progress AMI increase the
prosperity OF tue American people.
"D1 "a sHe may, spain IL destined
to lose Cuba eventually. Could she
hope for success in the present war, IL
would only be matter OF q few years
when there would he another rebel.
lion. But Tor Spain tue prtsa mt
struggle is hopeless. The success at.
tending our arms have bsen a surprise
even to US.
"Every provinces OF Cuba has risen
against the tyraunicsl power OF Spain.
In two years we have accom- plished
much more than we did in the entire
last war, which continue ten years.
rnis branch OF the government Is well
established and its workings are daily
becoming more ioTcatul aud c)mplete.
"rhe entire province OF Ssntiag 0
with the exception OF several large
towns IL entirely under our control.
In more than 200 Uities, tOwus anu
villages Spain haa not soldier and
has apparently relinquisheu all claim
TO more territory. SAe no longer has
civil representative In most Of the
districts, while there is not one town
snip in the entire province but mas It's
project or assistant project appointed
by the republic OF Cuba.
''5psin collects today but one-eighth
the amount OF taxes la Puerto Principe,
Santa Clara anu Santiago provinces
she did two yeArs ago, while the taxes
levied and collected by this govern
ment have in the three provinces
amounted TO more than ssS0,0OO.
"These taxes are net collected by
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CUBA In THE SENATE.
Resolution Protesting Against "SpaH-
Inc SaYassry" Adopted.
vEHgMINr oRArORY NY SENATOR'S.
A Proposition TO Abolish Competition
In Trade and Production and An-
thOrIze Combinations.

WASHINGTON, April 5.--The Senate
today INDUCED In some bantering oil
Chandler, New Hamp,hire, who in.
troduced bill "Abolisbipg compe-
titiOn in trade and production aud
authorizing combinations to enable
merohants, manufacturers and pro.
ducers OF commodities, subject to in.
terslate commerce, to maintain prices
and profits Notwithstanding business
depression.".
Allen said nothing like this bill had
been seen In the palmiest days OF
Populism. Chandler announced his
serious intention to press tho bill as an
amendment 10 the railroad pooling
biil, In case that measure WIS brought
forward.
Tue Cuban question was then de.
ba,ed, tie Allen resolution protesting
against the trial OF Ruis Rivera by a
dfum-head court martial, forming the
basis OF debate.
Allen made an emphatic speech
calling on the United States as q
Christian nation to stop Spanish
ssvagery and outrages.
Honr, Mass. opposed the resolution
aud favored a calm, Deliberate course.
Senator Gallinger, New Hamp.
shirc, made very vehemant speech
IN favor OF CUBA. He said he aud
every other senator, he believed. were
getting letters deuOunciBg them Tor
their position on Cubs. They came,
he added, from tb o money changers OF
the east.
A motion to refer the Rivera. Cuban
resolution to the committee on foreign
relations was defeated. The resolu.
ton was adopted, "a to o.
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ELECTION NOTES.
CIcadiess sky and Much Intorsss Rs-
ported At Various Places,


ClNCINHATI, April 5.-Elect,on dav
opened with an almost cloudless sky
anu hne brsoin2 air such as to permit
most comfortable exercise OF the
right OF suffrage. 1he polls were mt
especially crowded at the opening, but
In many places the voting vas above
average for the spring elections. This
is very much mixed election. The
regular Rspu ticket has been
branded as product OF "Boss Cox. -
while the opposing ticket, headed by
Tntsel for mayor AMI composed about
equally OF Republicans and Democrats.
has been labeled the "Boss Bernardo;
ticket Consequently scratching will
be greater than ever known and the
result cannot be guessed ut with apv
degree OF certainty. The issue Ia
almost wholly local and personal.
CLEVELAND, April 5.-The mayor.
allty ngnt mere IL the most INTENSE In
years and the poll remarkably hsayy
Neither John Farley, Democrat. nor
Robert Il. McKisson, Republican, ia
polling straight party ticket,
CANTON, OHIO, April 5-The vote
at II u. IN. bids fair to equal the usual
vote at municipal elections. A fuIi
city ticket is being elected.
hhhQobliht h,icn., Apfu b.-Elec.
ton day 10 rainy. A hot fight is on in
the municipal election In Marquette.
Ishpening and Negaun nee. Little in
terest IL taken In the state elections.
DETROIT, Mich, April 5.--Election
day was bright and clear In Detroit
and vicinity. but It is raining at
almost every other point in both tbs
peninsnlas OF Michigan. A light vote
is anticipated In the rural districts.
In Detroit the vote for mayor will bs
heavy Tor the snecial election.
KANSAS CRY. April 5.-Muniolnsl
elections are being held In every third
CLASS city In hantas today. The races
are made generally ON non.partissn
tickets. The weather over tho ptata ,s
universally bright AMI clear. Tomor.
row, h1st anu second class ciiies oh oos.
city ofhoeIs. Women voters ar. tak no
n prominent part In the election,
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TIE FLOOD SITUATION,
Governor Foster Issues a PFOClamG.
ton 10 The People.
President Mckinley Decides 10 setd
Special Message 10 Congress
ON The subject.

NEW ORLEANS, April 5.-Governor
Foster last night issued proclamation
to the people. He calls attention to
the fact that the levee system, although
not yet entirely perfected, 10 the
bulwsrk OF the states salvation.
"Govetnment and state aid has been
extended and the future depends upon
the people. Trusted leaders are in
charge OF the work and II the people
help them properly, despite the fact
that the food apparently ia the greatest
ever known, all. or most OF tile levees,
can be held and the future will be
bright because the system Will be
stTeng thened and completed aud the
country will have confidence In
Louisiana, her enterpTits aud her op.
poItunities.
The sentiment expressed took root
before II was uttered, for all OIong the
Mississippi valley road between this
city and Baton Rouge i'm lss meetings
were held anu volunteer iorces organ.
lzed to keep q strict watch on breaks
aad to labor day and night to
strength Oh them, 50 far there is not a
break ia the entire LOUISIANA levee,
MOI counting the tributary bayou
breaks.
Yesterday sunshine raised the hopes
anu qsickenod the work OF the arm y
protection, aud few more days oil
tair, calm weather will zee great
strides in raising the barriers against
ovefh Wa. Last night General Mana.
ger JhorneUi the Texas and PaeiDc,
and General Agent SpelImen OF the
| liu0is Central who Is also president
I thePnoenician levee board spent the
uIght, QUE Mt Lutcherd AMI the other
In 81. Jamee, disiributiDg material to
planters who cay that II they are
given supplies they will labor anu hold
the line.
= SPECIAL MESSAGE TO CONGRESS.
WAsHINGToN, April 8. - The
situation III the flooded Mississippi
districts Is being earnestly inquired
Into by the President anu today the
Arkansas congressional delegation.
headed by Senator Jones, called upon
Mckinley to urge upon him the
Advlsubillty OF sending special
message to Congress, urging appro-
PIRATE Legislation Tor the relief OF the
Il iOd sufferers. A delegation OF citi.
Gems Of Memphis, headed by Repre-.
sentative Csrmsck, called on the same
mission. Mckinney practically de.
cided to send q special message to
Congress tomorrow on tho subject.
NOT YET AT THE DANGER POINT.
ST. Louis, April 5.-C!ear weather
the past two days has averted a rise In
tue Mississippi to the danger line
which It was predicted last week
would be- reached this morning. This
morning the flood lacked foot anu
four inches OF the 4O.feet danger poiut.
JACKSON, Miss, April "a dis-
paton from Greenville, Mississippi,
says the whole delta win ho covered
since the break to Austin Of Flower lake.
This overflow will bs the m q.
disastrous and Widespread in the
history OF the country and famine
and pestiience will surely follow. No
crops can be made this year, unless
the leveee on the louisiana and
Arkansas side 60 down and Distribute
the water.
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PREsIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS.
BrIgadicr General wheaton TO Bs
Major General

WAsHINGroN, April 5.--The Presi.
dent today sent to the Senate the
following nominations with others:
Stat, ALFRED L. Buck, Georgia, To
bs envoy extraordinary and minister
plenipDtentiary OF the Unitsu States
TO japan; James Boyle, Oni3. consul
OF tne United States TO Liverpool,
Englauu; Il. 8. Day. Connecticut,
consul OF the Unit,d States at Brad.
tore, Euglnno; Fonton II. McCreery,
Michigan, secretary of the legation OF
the United States to the City OF
Mexico.
Jusiics-Frank =. Flint, California,
to be attorney Of the United States for
the southern district OF California,
Navy-Hcnry NJ. Paul, New
Hampshife, 10 be proiessor OF nAihe-
MATES at the nav 4 academy. Com.
mander Charles ID. Sigsbee, to 10
captnin; Lieut.. Commander Edwin
q. Penuieton, 10 be commander.
War - Br gsdier eueral Frank
Wheaton be major general; Raw.
Charles s. Wasoly, Ohi1, TO be post
chaplain.
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LIMA, Peru, April 4.-Ramsey, the
American sailor who was afro tel In
tue early part Of the year at CsllAo, on
. charge OF disorderly conduct, con.
lnrd, and subsequently seulsncei to
= years. imprisonment without such
legal trial as 10 provided for In the
treaty between Peru and tho United
stAtts, and whore seDteucs vas com.
muted las. week 10 fouC ma ifia' ia.
prnonmelt from January 18th, wa,
released Saturday night by order OF
the superior court Of appeals.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-05

DAYTON, Ohio, April 5.--Phillipt'
house was partially destroyed this
morning by Il IRE which started In
tho lannury. Two persons were eeIi.
ously injured. Several olheTs were
hurt.
rne fire was confined to the west
wing. The loss lie about Sl5, 900, fully
insured. John Bryant, actor anu
manager OF the Katie Rooney com.
pany, Jumped from the third floor
through a ekylight. He received a
fracture OF the sRull There are hopes
for his recovery. His wife had leg
fractured.
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THE UINrAH TRAIN ROBBERY.
James True Arrested on suspicion
as Nevada cav.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 8. - The
Chronicle's special from Nevada City
sayt; James True. wanted for robbing
train LAST fall at Ulntsh, Utah, was
arrested mere this afternoon by Sneriti
Getchell anu Deputy Sheriff Pascoe.
and lie now In the county jail. The
officers found him at the ranch OF ID.
Bun on the Rsu Dog ROAD. about a
mile from the city, where he has Tor
the pact two weeks been prospecting
for quartz In company with William
Quigley. AS the officer approached
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-05

WASHINGTON, April Ex-senator
Chandler has introduced a bill In the
Senate intended as an amendment 10
the Foraker pooling bill. Chsndler's
bill provides IN the first section that
contracts may be made to maintain
prices by merchsnts, manufacturers
and producers iof commodities, under
the supervision OF the interstate com.
merce mission, the same ss rail.
roads Tor maintaining transportation
rates by pooling.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-05

WASHINGTON, April 8. - The
United states supreme Court today re-
fused to grant the motion Of Joseph
lsiagi. late consul general Of Turkey
at Boston, for "A writ Of hsbeas corpus
releasing him from arrest on charge
OF embezzleme The decision OF
Justice Brown OF the Second district
Diminishing Isiagi's appeal ami remc nd.
ing him 10 custody are sustained.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-05
MEETING OF LIBERALS.
They Discuss Enginnd's Attitude on
ahe Greek Question.

LONDON. April SAN important
meeting Of the leaders Of the liberal
party was held at noon Today at the
residence OF Sir William Vernon Hsr.
court. Earl Kimberly, Marquis Rlpoa
Earl Spencer aud John Morley were
present. They discussed Tor an hour
the attitude they would assume In the
event the warships of Great Britain
were taxing part In the blockade OF the
Gulf OF Athens.
Sir William Vernon Hsrcourt was
able to attend todsy's session of the
House OF Commons.
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a Freight Train Prscipitated Riny
fcct.

PITTsBURG, p, April GA wooden
span OF the north emu gperos CHI to
the Ohio connecting the railroad
bridge collapsed about 6.o'clock this
morning while Fort Wayne freight
rain was crossing, and the engin and
thirteen cara were precipita.ed to the
Mcclure avenue, fifty feet below.
Fireman VIM. HsRgerty was killed
instantly anu Engineer VIM. Graham
was 30 badly Injured that he cannot
recover The engine wss completely
wrecked and the cars which weru
loaded with coal aud iron were en-.
tirely demolished. The lose win be
very heavy. The ohio connecting
bridge crosses the Ohio river at Woods
Run and connected the Panhandle
and Fort WsyGe roads OF the Penn
sylvaDia company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-05

Singing by the choir and congrszc.
tion OF
God moves in mysterious way
Ills wonders TO perform;
lie plants HIS footsteps IN the sea
And rides upon the storm,
Prayer Uy ElGsr b. ii. Roberts.
The choir sang the anthem:
when thou contest 10 judgment.
The solo being rendered by Sister
Lizzie Thorn as Il dwards.
ELDER LORENZO SNOW
addressed the conferences. He road
from a revelation (section ITO OF the
DoclriRe aud Covenanls) gwen to
Joseph Smith anu Olivsr Cowdery,
with whom the speaker was ncquaint-
ed. IL was given iu the Kirkland
Temple, ana described the visitation OF
tho Lord Jesus Christ TO those to whom
It was communicated, ami told OF the
great promises mado by the Savior on
the condition Of faithiulnesh. He ad-
vised tho Saints to read the whole of
the section at thsir homes. The &C.
qusintance OF the speaker with Joseph
the Prophet WAS quite extensive and
he had opportunities of becoming
aware Of his sterling uprightness and
honesty.
Elder Snow then treated upon the
necessity OF the Saints building upon
the foundation of truth. Ordinary
wisdom OF God was not suflicie for
that purpose. The nossession VI wisdom
direct from God was essential. This
was conveyed By the principle OF
revelation, OF which every honest
man mignt becOms possessed. He
then showed the processes by which
revelation could be secured, and
delinsated the operation OF ialth and
its confirmation upon the human
mind. With the L,tter-dAy Saints
there was spirit which enabled them
to understand what they road about
until the truths they thus imbibed be-
came part OF their beings. The
speaker related s5me OF his early ex.
periences under the operation OF this
power, which opened up his mind to "a
clearer comprshension Of the Scrlp.
tuIes nnd enabled him TO take wider
range than ever before concerning the
things OF God. Tie had received, by
revelation, "a complete understanding
OF the divinity OF the principles he
had eepoused. We ought TO coDgrstu-
late ourselves, ar Latter-iay SANS, on
the glorious prospects, which had
opeuod up TO US. While In ign0raucn
OF the Gospel, when We received our
wives anu children We looked forward
to permanent separation at death.
Now, however, we anticipated with a
perfect hope, an eternal union With
Them In the world TO come. The
| speaker then treated the subject CT
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40 CORN PROM KANsAc.

England Ought to Take caro- CT
India.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April "A
special to the Times from Topeka.
Kan, ssys:
The Christian Herald relief com.
nnittee telegraphed Gov. Leedy from
New York today asking how mucn
corn kausas would give for the famine
sufferers OF India. The governor has
not replied TO the telegram. He said
tonight that he thought Kansas would
better give her spare corn to It o
sufferers along the Mississippi river,
leaving England to take csresoi India.
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New YORK, April 4.--birs. JOAN
PEEL, vile OF a promineut bIickmaker
OF Haverstraw, has entered suit
agoi at Mrs. James Scott, wealthy
wiuow OF that place, whose husband
was brick uiacturer, for S50,
for the alienation OF her husUand's
affections.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-05

NEW York, April b,--The regular
quarterly dividend OF one per cent has
been declared upon the stock OF the
Central railway OF New jersey. This
Is Il reduction OF one.hsli per cent from
the usual dividend,
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NEWARK, N. j., Aprh 5.-Flre early
t9dBy d.elrpyed tue bul.dingbin Gale
DOMAIN Park, this city,an uid damage
to the amount OF $4,000. Jhe main
building was flame structure ara
seated ID 900,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-05

MONTREAL, April 5.-rhree men
were killed by asphyxation today AT
Ways brewery. They were cleaning
beer tunnels and were overcome by
cGsbolic acid gas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-05

FRANKFORT, KY, April "a for
mai ballot OF one vote Tor each candi-
date was taken IN the senatorial racs
today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-05

WAsHINGTos, April 6-Cullum HIS
introduced at anti-feaiping bill, sub
stsnlially MS 1t was reported by inter.
state Commerce commission at last
Congress.
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Greeks TO Express Loyalty to shs
Hing.

hquENs. April 5.-Atter prepsra-
tions Tor the celebration tomorrow OF
the anniversary Of the declaration OF
Greek Independence has been COM
pleted, public meeting Will be held
here protesting against the action OF
the powers toward Greece and pledge
support to the Greek government In
any action 1t may think fit to take In
the premises.
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RECOVERING rmom INJURIES.


RooHEsTER, n. Y, April 5.-Edwin
O'Neil, receiver OF tho Oregon Rail.
way and Navigation company, Port.
land, Ogn., is recovering from the
Il Juries received here yesterday.
Probably he will bo able to leave the
hospital today.
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TRAFFIC ASSOCIATION CASE.
VIII Be Heard I'm the Supreme Csur
nt the october hsrm.

WAsHISGros. April 6.-rhe 6u-
preme Courl OF the United states to-
day granted the motion TO advance
the case OF the Irsfiic association but
SGT 1t for the second Monday IN theO eto-
Ter term, thus refusing hearing 1t at the
present term.
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Iyso European soldiers Reported
wounded.

CANRA, April "a blockhouss ut
Butsuiaria was attacked from several
directions by the insurgents today and
the international troops replied with
artillery fire. The fighting lasted TOUR
hOurs. The French commander 70.
ports that the Greek troOps took part
In the action. Two European soldiers
were wounded.
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laboring In the Temples In behalf Of
our dear Kindred, that they might,
with US, be redeemed and saved. he
exhorted the Saints to give this de.
psrlment oil The work OF God special
attention. There wa4 nothing We
could do that Afforded more happiness
and satisfaction.
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State. with a few exceptions seemed tc
reaIIge the unselfsh nature OF the hgh'
mado hy the chapter and have given hearty
sunport to the cause fought for ana tht
fact mat there were newspapers iouha
within the limits OF our State that sneefed
a, borh cause and workers, does not W
the least degree lessen our gratitude 'o'
the many who sustained us ,o.,
n, cn,,rse we looked to our own local
,,aDar confident Of help, but The Post haf
pp% ~rs our highest expectations IN its
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senV orr grateful recognition OF your
Gen., ee1,n and the best wishes of the San
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- :. 4. NOTES.

..,.pents, Intciieotu"i
ps.sr's,.rsi, in Prospect
\ rhy', v.nee. DID,. Of Nashville
~; 800, :, III. mems gospel meet
~ I. .aa's .. /. o'clock. DR.. Vance Vance
6sDaI and one o, the most noted ca
'T's s','.,as. His subject will
Ssa m, Every man In Inc
Nv ~, Minis hi. most excellent address
%" - himself of this occasion
a'' . :. is extended to every
y, i IN. music will add Ito to the ,, 0ie
~ =" Instruments, and a n.a,e
Sysln nart OF the programme
sls night Of this week eek anspe
ssn s.r.d In tho hall OF 'ho , as'
rn' ~ Inc most delightful concerts ,',,,''
neo' AN entirely new and unique
= viii DO given, co sllsisai THIS u
.,,'eipsnts, all well drilled. Inns N,
y l aid concert or any other en-,
Y p tar which admission fees WIN
~ 70, r,onth, The occasion IS a
~, All the aiding in the payment OF
~, nrnishings in the rooms. a
Nv ,.s,on fee will be charged.
nm ns Tickets will find this Is the
s a,.s was to have been given on
~ last month. Several social
Y, @.o,ertalnments have been given
y soma rs Of the association ana q ~, a., =
.as,v nigh, Of this week the !; !;
w. csvcIe club, with their invited
= s. " make a run. All members
y. s.sistercd and those desiring 10
v Y, ss requested to hand in their
,iSrsss BY Tuesday night al D
w rIsssant time is anticipated.
~ al the Junior department
s,.m.,sd In knowing that a Apecial
w. hsen called for Tuesdiy 81.
.,s,so o'clock. All members and
,..., 1 to become members are IN
.ysrs md aid in the preparation
arxt things
strtership and contributors are
!, = mia the goth Of this month
~, Il the members monthly SO
y, 49, allow any outing TO Keep
b bat event. ,r - .,c
~ weather games in the gymna.
s.,Are SO builds up a clear and
"a IS physical exercise. The tired
\, IN a few minutes be worked
! ,loy OF health attained.