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fgl DESERET EVENM WEW&IJgJM! i
. TRUTH AND MDER1Y, JM
yo. in. AVKryi:si)AY..wriir i. 3sug. paii1 Is-aicis city tjtau, ti:himtouy. vol xxv 1
A STORMY SBASON.
,i!iiilrinl W'llMtHwii to ho Ittit
ArouitlM.llir. South
IMlola.
fRCODVTCnlAN AND MCTHOOIST
CHURCHES DAMAQCD
X Jicmlicr of Itulldlngs 1'ntrr.jrd,
Train Sfrtlco. Suspended. Tor.
iimloand Ijclemr
ur Turrirh ioilsnsa-si
tiii: lATorKToiDf.
lurlUrrlteporls orilie llamaae Iloue
In 1 arietta I'Imm.
Ht. I'AU.MInn,, April fi tester
day's stoim passed ill over tho North
west, Thecxtent of tho storm was but
hinted al In tin. larll.r mo. ri.o
I Itxnrtl continued most lf Uiu lllRLat.
AruuuJ Miller, H. D . snowdrifts i iglit
let! deep art no to Lo arm. Hun
dreds or head of atoct waudcieil with
te storm, many of whit li Mill rlsli.
(Jnu freight tram Iim o vii Bullied In
lhu snow tin re si nee yesterday. Thu
unprecedented moral of rain nnil mow
whit h has raged nt Alxrdieo, H. 1).,
for die pist threu da) s teased rally this
morning, anl tho tun U now shining
I rightly, riiolull ufauuw la simply
tremendous, and In cotitcquonce lhu
lllltlUdSUIulltli Ul. Tim Noithwisl
line mixed Iraliia oa the Mlluaukte
rd lal I In tbu biiow nil yuti May
afternoon anl night. The tlirousn
Chicago passengir on tliu Soilb
wettern Rot uo further tltAii Itedllehl
on this Hup, but luriii.1 thrru uud vrcut
lack. 1 hi- blockade In Ilia wont tx-lrrh-uced
In a long tlnit. Wlillu
stedlpg will bo B"l'y "It"
Jl)cd, tLo farmers All J all
others uro will sntlsriel, and Ilia
acrearu will In ini.terlalty Intrta.td,
asagteat encnurur'onieht la felt, iku
country districts wl.l bu Kill nliili
Impatsublufordays locomt. Alllud
ton, B. I).. It It riporlid ti nt the snow
toini yesterday nrirrnoon hloikatltd
the west mid norlli 1 ram boa of the
Chicago A Noiltiwealeru ItoaJ. Tliu
north tuuinl main lot night only
reached Itrdficll and returned this
morning. No trains have Iwuii tout
outer have arrived (rum tlio Nest
suicu noon yesterdn). Tho lima In
ulliirillr.itloutarooinii. HnowIugha
And know Bhuvi lers aiu wotklng north
and wot. TheOr.at Northern train
iiioaUo Interruptoii, riio nlnrailwaa
tlio greatest nit known bi ro In April.
A lUIIIOUK IIU, 'Allll.
lli.Ali Lai.i Famji, Minn., April 3.
A fuiloud blltMid hai tun raging
hero for tbo imfct lwtiit)ftur hqurr,
and Is growing In vloliuce. It Is loan u
ttif ra will bo lou of liro on arcount of
thoniallFUply of fuilki)tlu rtAvrre
by tlivlnlmUtantf.
ULBlNhfcU tbfll I1MJ1 1).
llrmirl.li, H. I)., Aprils. A terrl
bio ktorm of itert und litfti wind 1m
pnTullInc, pnctk'illy tuaiKindlnit nil
builioift. Ibu truln Mnlco on ttm
Norttuvcktrrn li Hbaiidomd hirr.
Tbiroli four liirlits of know on n
Irtt'.
Clll'llllllH 1U1IAIIIU.
llRIWM-UKT, III., Atll IS. Tlio
oychoo liit iileht uaniAKfJ tlio I'rii
bjrkrlan and Mitlioillit itiuribiaaod
rnl rtnlJcnro. It totally dr
ruollihrd A numUrof lainr, kllllnif
Fiieralhvrfeci.
is low A.
Coi.umi, us Junction, lu,Aillo.
Tlio ocloiui jmitrday .Ititruji-d u
munlirr of bulUlinia at Cairo, .N'o
ono naimrloualy lijurod.
C.UTII. IHIUW.NI n.
OUAU.ALA, .Neb, April fi Tbo
ftotuiytittrdayilrUu'd Ilia lattlouud
llva Hock Into ilia I'latle rlvir. Many
who chilled to dialli and tbo Ima will
bo tuavy.
IIOl'ACS 11MTIKA 1 II.
I-ouiBViiiF, ICy., April . At
llui.elivlllu lt nlnit tlio itonu Jn.
troyod trrri, Icmoi, barna and liouna
In a track four mllr Joui and n ti ral
huudrcdjardawldo. I.lrla Hbolton'a
hum) aa iKuiollilicd and Kato Hliul
tou, a rtlallvo vUUIuk ! fAinllj.bn I
Miveral booii brkou and nci IvmI
dinkcroua Internal InJurUa, i:iry
Vivmbvr of tlio family mcclvod Imrta
and brulipa but nono wrrp aerloualy
lofurtd. Tlio houto of Hamucl llrollur
ford wai alao liiatrnjid, but nooco
Maa luirt.
ArunvAlio.
Mu.WAiir, Vla., Arll 6 A
tornado paaaud tliroutl Ornnt county
Jntrrday Aftrruoon, lovclllng aorrial
barnj, knci'", tolrsranli poll a, and
unrooflni; liouati. No loiaof life ao far
lajilioiu-d.
A cicr.oi
brtnat, Atk., AtllS A cjolono
1 rcd ovtr tbo noutluaamm portion of
tola county ymtcrdiy. Uolu iiroAt
damatv. No II vm Hiro loat, I u( ioiiio
lulraculoua ticapcawtro uiudi.
lllnl In imwlli.
Bt I'aui. Apill 3. When HliorllT
flmcarof Whitman county, Wiuli
Inirton, waa wouudej In tbu lift tlJe
f'lJaj, near DATcnpoil, In Dial Rtalr.
ah "".wl'll" protrlod and llllwi
AHcu, tho It adcr of tlio pang of borao,
tiHlVta. I'rauk Young, a fallow
inlcrr, llnl, Inatcad of atainlliiK by
juiir, tipiuter'a woiiuda wiro not
.cnaaarlly lutal, but, lolui; left nlonc,
lialikil to Umtll, Tbo liorailblevia
katbmd about and tauutoil tliu braro
UlUMIilloliowMdyln. lllabody
waa brouBbt to Hroknno jiatuday.
teat luulnnitlon la Mt towarda
' lOUUg,
I arlluii I rucl In Kaiilurlj,
Covi.mitoi, Ky., April 0. A fac
lou foud baa fiicn tlartod lu tlio linm.
if ', f","1 L'oiluctou, which od.
Joinatlilaclty. TlH. fluauVa oud tlio
ntagsiiiborKB quarreled at tliu olactlon
la.t Haturtay, and Marahal Ijimtaiit,
whouitia Dunn charted with faor
,1,,B,"'H,tajsonhorga,waaUaij btaten.
Jiail nlRht tbo hlaKgonliorira wont out
ri r reviiujo, ond, v,olni; toonooftho
nustea' mimii, fiorlully lialanddea
Irojid lila place of liunlmiw. Anotlur
taloon owniHl by dim of Iho llutna
latllon waa vlnltul, but tlm owner waa
latin. Tho ravouBiraanllafled them.
!"" oy toinplelily ilrmollililUK tlio
flaco. At a thirl ilom run by a
brother-in-law of tbo 1 lumen tho Blag.
tinborEamro nut by Iho former fae
tlou, ntid wc r forced to w Ithilraw. N j
i no una killed In tblamiitlog. I ur
tliert-ouble la tiixitid,
Inllla KllliU.
CitTlllDl, Ukla., April S.-Tlie lato
coManaja Atul ftorma liAvotAuaedn
meat loaa of cattlu In tlm I n Hail Terri
tory. In CliUkiinwOiiiity tlir l'r
Aietwenly rr eii.t. In the Creek
country hutidrrde aro dead and moru
ared li r dally, and In tbo ('oniaurhr
amlhlown reaereatlon Hie I jm li the
xroattat, riiounnda have died and
Are allll dying fait.
l-allllealnlltm.la l.tan.l
l'KuMlirsci, II. I Arrll . To
nlnliltliolaitiilort una inadoto talk
tho voter if Itno o bland to tbe beau
tin of i Ithcr tariff n l.tinur prottctlou.
lleRirdliu liniorrow-A elrttlon the
lltlcal iroihttaamauiuiwhat aln-
aa to tho n a lit. 'I ho moat reliable Ita.
iiibllcanrlaltr-r, coming from workera
wlinojocoiiTenant Willi the dilall of
atralrr, la that tin re will bo no ikctlon
for tbo HUlo tin ri Tlio liemocraU
will hafe a alight iluralltyui m "ino
t,t llioiioinluiea aiiJ the leiilalaturo will
loaotl I Iteiubllcau In Imli lirAiicbea.
'lhu IJeniocnta have adeanicd no
rlilru, leyond ayluc that they will
eh cl the riu to ticket, but tbeyappiar
Tcry confident. Tho new oleintnla
ontirlnit Into tlio pteiiil contit aro
ao dlvorattlcd tbat ralculatlulis bahed
upon precident uro not regarded with
muck faith by tho leadcre of the lairiy.
u Inior ul txiimmla.
MlMtAUKKi, April S, The city
oloctlon today la l.i llovml to Iiato re
eukrd In favor of tho Iiiinoirala.
I'.UslM.ss CltlllS.
ttcoour reinrla of tbo Hilt liilo
niarkila In thla ltnie.
Mr. J. l'.liArJuer, tbo atrlctly one
irlco clothtrr, clvia a iinliue, noel
nnd a proj rlato ncoi;nllloii to Con
fermcowetk. Ho preaenta n leaull
fully llluilratitl magazine of over HO
liaxeelo hla f atroiia for one jeir. The
rrgular kubacrlflloii la $J. Hee kla
advvrtlaeineiit In anotlur column.
Jlefieahruiitforthe lunir tnnu can
not will In nijtlected durliiic thla ex
traordinary wiuther. Onowlll iiutiiilia
tho dellKhta of heme cookt ry If lie will
vl.l. Muelkr llma. ilelhati-Min and
luueh room, JU1 Htato alrret. liel-vein
Hiinmlaoil I hlrd Hciuth. 'Ihclrcook
Is rai articular aalho moat inrifutof
houaovlvia.
Hilt l.akiiX'lly niTiTjobbku centre Is
yit lirlta infai ty; lut the many Icin
nudfortilttbledliifeluiaa null who nro
dallv la coming Inipmaud with Hand
vanttgea will net leave It lu that po.
Hon miiih lonuar.
Mr. V. II, WlUilnton, for ao man)
yearjiouneclid with litttle. Ilrunly
& Co , and who la luraoni'iy known
tu every crockery inrrchnlit In (ho
Inter.inouulaln rectou, bns 0mU up
an eiLlulvely Jobbing I uilneaa ut 11
wel,Hecond rioutliklreet. The boaluex
lucluduo the lines uf Crocki ry, China,
UioMwatt, I.imiaaiid IiampgoiJt.
The Halt Lake IVpllUhle Coop.
Ihroucli tkilr general ofllcera, 1'real
tent Lanxlon anl Ylco.l'reildiut
Nott, iziend no Invitation to all ilur.
In; (onfertuco unb, to vlait their
new and sjiaclous ralra rooma, cor.
Pint Biuth anl niclnrda atriett,
whire ludtiy batgnlna are Icing glviu.
ThoCudahy 1'aiklng Co. nro Intro
ducing tbilr famous ftrx Jlref l.x
tract through Minn. ItoUrta A. Nel
den, and aro udertlaln through A.
('. Hcultli .V Co. and otlur drugclabi.
Mr. J. It. Kldd la tlnlr agont here,
and has n wareliouao mar tho ltlo
(irando Dirot.
The work of paving Hutu street la
progrraalitg r ipldly, atd that handaomo
tboroughfiro on miles, at no distant
day, to rival Main atrial.
Among Ita rioat enersetlo merchants
Is Mr. Karl D.Oroj KnuUford Thar
n.ar, uuiUr Kuutsford Hotel.
He quotea (ioodyinr'a combination
botwa'er bag and fountain kionpe,
klreSqt., at$J each, ngular price SI
to tt,-; alio Ant , atilU eaih, regular
priced o(l tof J.
Hyrup karaaparilla, conip. with Iodide
Imtaali, Including lioxlher pllla, 75c.
lerUittle, rigular rhe (I; raliforula
llg laxative, 4Qi., regular price fioc;
gol ten whPu plno cough baliam, lc,
rigular lrlcuSOa,
It will ray to visit the KnuUford
Pharmacy,
The l'asteru Mlillt Clothing I'arlora
at 19 1 . Hicond Houth, Is the IlloK el
linaivo Institution of the kind Mist of
Chkago. The plan of thla Institution
la doubtless well known to our readers,
and theriaaou of tbelrlon prkea for
the very best clan of goods Is self evi
dent. It will piy you ton ad their ml
yerll.enuntln Anotlur oolumn, and to
glvo them a visit.
dray, ltosa nud WyAtt hiv pur.
chased tbo ixtenslvo stock of A. 1.
Hill i-erly .V Co, and will continue
luslnena ut Iko old stand, 13 and 17
w est.Hrcond Kouth, near Culleii Hotel.
They aro Jurt. lelvlug largo lnolcefl
from the east; ull tlio latest styles lu
their several lint. We will liavo
something to siy of this new and
cuterprlslutf addition to Ibo buslnisa
community.
Mr, J. V, llliUe, an extenslvo rial
ostalo dealer In Dos Moines, lou a, nar
rowly esciqod ono of tho severest at
t( ka of puiiimoDla u hllo In tlio north,
em part of that Htato during arer-iot
blltiard, ) tho Saturday Rciicur.
Mr. Jllalzo bad onaslon todrivesov
era! tulles during lhu storm, and won
su lliorouglily ohilleil that he wsauna
bio to (.el warm, and Inside of an hour
nflor his return ho i ns threatened with
a eovero ca.e of pneumonia or lung
fever. Mr. lllalro sent to the merest
drug kloro and gut a botlle of Cham.
lirlnln'aCou?!! Ilenudy, of which he
hnd oltou hoanl. nud look number ?f
largo dores. He says tile elfict was
u underfill nnd that in a short time ho
was breathing qulto issllt. HoLept
mi taking lhu luidlclne, uud thu next
day waa able to come to lies Moines,
Mr, lllalro rrgtirds hla emu aaalmply
wondoiful. fin cent bottles fur salo by
'.. 0, M. I, Drug Drpt
nil II I it linov.,
SIS Htato Htr.it, make a seclally of
Hue Colin. Hirvvd with hot usllleaor
eako of all kinds. fLclr linker),
liiiiich Hooin and Delicatessen Is tbu
OLly place of tho kind lu Iho Inter
mountain region. Oieu until midnight.
TIIH AXAKCIIISTS.
llielirilrinrntlnllie SnanMi Capllal
(ontlniici rnsbakd II
Seems.
thc public ntcoMitia indiq.
NANT.
Tlirj- Drmand that the Arnrclililo
Mioiill It; Timlt'l as
MIM lleaiti.
Illalesrsetilo His Neus I
it mm nt i MAiimn.
AneriliMsKl.iiiilil lie Tteelnl as
It II. I Iliail.
Miimiii, Alrll E. Tho ixcllemenl
madoby an alttmrt jesterday tobltw
up Hits tulldlog In whlili thu Corles
units ili it not Abate. On the conlrsr),
aa further artlculin of the outrage
Ale learui d, the ubllo becomes I ndlg.
nanl, anl runny threats aru ladti'irt I
In. It Is tin light that the anarchist)
have been allow id too much lalltulo
In spreading thu tern ta of tbolr 1 1 lief,
and that beueiforlli the goiertiu-nt
klmuld treat tin in as wlU biustr, lu bo
distrojod on sight.
Threoiuoru nturclitit liavo becii ar
ristid. rhototil iiumUr of the pis
onus la bow thirteen
'ill lilt 111 IIIMI.
Hie llrpiilillran or Hie lluilse lltsni I
In II.
W ultmaTON, April 8 Tho llcpbu.
Ilcansul Ihellousi, for lhu lint lime
this nisloii, rraurted to lillbiisttrlng,
and the enormous lleinooratlcinnjoilty
of the tuo-thlrda found it Impnsslole
tooierrumothe sklllul tactlca of He.
lieientatlve llurrous, and forced thu1
1 rre Wool bill to a vote. It has bleu
rumored tor some time tbat tb" Demo
irn'jiwoullaltinipttopasathiiHpiluger bill leforu tbu closu of Iho lenlslnllve I
da) , In order that It might liavo llll
inl edict in aiding the Democrats to i
carry llliodo Islaud. Whatevir Intui
tions them may halo bteu some days
ngo of rushing this bill through Hie
lloute, there Is no doubt that thu plan
waalliully alinudouul before the ile
jarlurm.r Chalimaii Hrlngir jtstir
day for Virginia Ikarh.
Uhal bten generally understood I y I
thenitnibtrsthal it hal been agriedl
ly tlioioniuilttiiion waa noJ mians,
Dstnoi rats nod niUblliana alike, that
inuuedlaWly utter the Houiu well! lutu
t uinuillliu of the whole a vole ahoill 1 be
taken without debate on It. Mr. Ilur
rous's aineiidmint, which was iund '
lug, tostrikuout uools fioni tho ilrit
sictlou, and the iltect of this aim n J-1
ment la Intended to strike out the !
sense of tbo bill. Hut u hen McMlllln
closed tbo debate on lhu ilrst stctlon,
limited to ono hour, Ilia Ilepulllcana
moved that Iwn hours be nccorJid
ruidlugthu discussion of tho quia.
Hon, Hjeazor Crisp spoke sharjlyti
llurrowa In a manner which .iLnt i
genlk'nun rmu'.ed, and liunlled the
Itipuiiltcina to nsort to Illlbiiiteriug
nisthuJs to accomplish their ends.
Unfertile rules tliu Dsmourala were ,
iiowerleis, and the IIousu finall) aj. i
Jourind. '
There Is no Intention on the I art of
the commlttco to risoit tuthocloturt,
nnd tho light will contlnuu tomorrow,
with both sldianrra)ed as they u ere
when Ibo flag of (ruio waarn'atd this
evening,
Till. M.V) 1IIIIK 1111111.
1 Marlllm trriisellnii Isnln.l Iho
Inllre Isirr,
Nnv Viiiu,, A rll 3 "Ihero la at
liasl $T,UOU,ukj culleclid aunuall) from
the krelra of concert halls, gambling
dens, saloons and huuses of lll-reino
and distributed amoug the mtmters ui 1
the pollen drparlnu ut. I say at hast
$7,000,0011, for a calculation shows that ;
the amount is probably nearer ,lo,uJO,.
uou, according to a morning j ai-er.'
Hiuay M. 'labor, foreman of the
March grand Jury, luado the above
startling accusation in an Interview
lasloMnlug,
"Against what members of tlio
ioll(u do on direct your accusation.1"
"Against thu entire force, from Iho
lut rinleudi nt to tho patrolmen."
the grand Jury win, not able to II n J
evldeuiu luiulpatlng tho ioIlco com
lulssloneii aul Mr. TAbor was Asked
uli) the grAud Jury did not find in
dlclnieols In I lace of an Indefinite
preseutmi nt against tho mllce di art.
luent.
"We bad Chief Inspector Ilyrnrs
nud Inspector Williams before ur.
lloth tluse olllclals weru more than a
match for ua. They know how to
lover theiusilves, and to usu vulgar
ism, they 'tloortd us' Wu had pro,
kumtivuevidincu enough to wnrrant
the Indlctnu nt of many pollcoolliiiats,
but whllu tlioovideiuu was louvinc
Ing to Ibo grand Jury, wu could i ot
rely on Ita nsiniattoii before a trial.
Wltuessia refrained from giving evi
dence for fenr of vengianceof the ex
jioicd (Arties, n, engeancn In the exit
Ltitlonof whkli the police uould give
every opportunity and a&suru altoiuto
rroteclion."
"Djjou Infer tho witnesses karud
usbBssloatloi.?"
"l'orhnpi I should not go so far as to
ray they feBroddcllticrateBiniisslnAllon,
but they certainly did fiar bodily
harm. At all ovents tho police system
In this city Is audi that no onu tun
deny the danger ouo suljecti himself
to when 1 o !ms Incurred thu enmity of
Bnyniembtr of the force."
IrceVtoill.
WACiilNimiN, April 3. The Demo
cratic members of tho wa)a and means
lominlltiu held n conference this
luornlug, and discussed themtthols
by which u volu might be reailitd on
tlio wuol bill; butiAiuetonoconrluslun,
It Is their dtsire to bring the debate to
a close us soou at possible,
llllllriilllis In it I iilversllr.
l'llll Alii.ll iiia, April 0, It has
traustlmd that rriMdout Pepper uf the
University of Peui sylvanla has niknd
fr the leslgnsllou of ltov. Itobert
r.llls Tiiomiuou, professor nf history
and t-olltkal loouomy. nud six mem
tiers of the faiult). Ail except two re
fused 1 1 ri kUn, 1 1 la aald that the most
ter!ousaectof the wholu affair Is the
strorg oiioslilon by tlio Wharton
tthoolot nuance against tbo memoirs
ot tho fatuity, whuie lioads aro wlshe.1
to ho rn.it,i, Thu opioslllon lo Pro.
fissor lhimin Istald to be ihonio-l
pronounei-i, ns heteachia thitrolec
ttonlst theory In ellllcnl ecolijioy lu
all students When thtse rludenla go
le'orelhe Wharton schiol, free trade
doctrines are roiunded lo tlirm,
Illllr.t lur lleluatna la II Ut
Wjiihimi, V. Vo, Allll 6 Win.
Mler.anegro, shot and killed hla wife
lietause she nfUtilliO kiss him. The
murderir isea;itl.
Ileal, sale Jill HreaLeis
iNMANAIuLla, Ind, April 3 A
simlnl Iruii Anilcrsou, Iud, tothe
Anisa) tlcolgeCox and "Hholly'1
Hells, twool thoiucst drsrerate lurg
lars oier nitured in this couuty,
trolujall lieu thla morning.
II, HUH, is t I elieil Ml.i.l
Han 1-iiAr.UKo, A rtl B, Phu ion
firilnn of Join. ll.Urimtli, llialhe was
lint llrttnt lu the I'ixley Halo n bbery,
Isgrnernllydl-ciedlteil liere, (Irimui
U of unsound mind, and has bten run.
Hue I In mi Insane asylum rour times,
Hii win slilnd en ii vrhahr In the
ho-u fiat a sia voyage Would do him
good, and It Is thougLt that be was
rather more than usually Insaiiewbtn
humadotbucinfisilon. cr was ana.
lout lo git away from thi. ship,
A luimillllee m tl.ilsl llrlni.e.
WAslimmiV, April 6. Conntor
Mills wustoda) alfnted as n riirlu
1 er of the commltttis ou coait defenses,
mines uud mining, stents and post,
cilices, to fill the vacaoclis ina'ed by
lhu retirement of Hut.ator Chlilcii, hit
trdcccisor.
Mul Will oii Choose?
Mine. P.ittt Iim prceeneil h r)ontli
and her golden volie to imst the ngoil
fifty Cor twent) Die Jean rlio baa
U-en tlieqtituof long Uovi does slis
dultf hlie Una iiosociil M iiotlou be
yond that uf it's ordinary furiue r, though
she iloe not Itfjlu to work su luiil. Sim
notvr "unikca n night of ft for Diet
would nun lierioipt. bhotal . ilcnty
of alcfp i my if caerclso tu thu open
uir nnd lata the simplest fisid. lui
uflrr )cur she puisnes Iho sumo tnti
regimen us to her mode of Hung nuur
oiloijiig herself to fell elm nn into
Hon iolci.tlj-, Int it crnik her to a
nnd Ulnir a flabby fold to her pcirhvi
throat
There too itMlllanilnmll.lnturonn
renliuofsonghkinltouiirlialevl.uiidglr
In r pruuib-e ot renulnlng so as long ai
Piiltl hits .h no Lillian llusscll Ima Win
singing li ii or tu clt o ) eats, und gro-vlng
haiKtsotner und sweeter loleiil )tarby
jii.r alio Is sulci vast to li tlio must
Uiiiitiful i.oinon In Alociito. What
uijt l.llllnn llussell?
Itt.aLanlliri.andllisscrril of ki-rln.tlt
lip IMI 1. H .r. r. U I. In IskllK rats el on.,
Kir Our tiivds an Iron ioru,lliou, a li slsrl
situ, I1M fstire II In ulit, trur.la.l baUis.
1 u,l all Ike rest I tan. an, u.v.r ,, birr II so
lLnisluLe,sl,ilaiu careful about iallDjanil
itrlnklnn.
Icsl,ktthnt she, loo, hat regnlnrci
criiso In tlio open nlr bho takes long
walks und horseback ridit. No soldier
loulJIUo under luoro rigid dlsclpllnt
uud trniiilng I Icr fool It liken Uo plain.
Uno tna) tncntlou al-o (Iladstonc, In
hit eUht) .third ) ear, tho lender of hti
party und tho greatest tutcaunu lu Di
rou. Kren lilt ilijsml uctliity iutt
to slmuio many n mm of lift) How
haaUlidnrno kept liliusclf joungunil
lu hla lutilloitual pit-no id clght)-tno'
Abuin it la tlio sauio story, told ao ofliu
aato grow tiresome, tlio simplest fool
eotin In lory inodir.tto quantity, legu
lur habits, K.rri'ct cloanlliicu of tlio
alia nnd abundant i ii rclio lu thoonu
ulr, 'Iliowooalcliopperof lluglaud, with
l.lsnscello llfo, bl Is fair to outlast tho
great but gouty and Uir guiillug Dis
tuurck, inorothan ilglit )eurs younger
I'attl.UllliiultnsscllondUlnJstoiieluio
chosen wlut the) will halo lu this llfo,
and liavo been w llling ki lay tho cost of
getting It,
On tho ollitr tide, scleral many mil
lioncU men might bo mentioned who be
gan life u Ithout a doll ir 1 hey l o-vc-1
lo becomo tho iis isors of tuuncuio
wealth, to bo tho tlnaliclal lenders of
their Bcnirntlou. for this tliey toiled
and schemed craselvisl) Tlioy lay
liuako nights thinking how they coul 1
becomo ticlicr tliau other men. Tliey
vcro not nlua)t scrupulotia lo the
means iul for liierca.in wealth, flriir
lairetl miu, paiqicr wldous, liouielcst
children some times revnll lliciu with
thoughts Hut are not blosslugs.
lint theso, too, got their wish Tliey
nro powira In tho financial world. They
haio aa much oa the wealth of n wholo
stntoln their oh it poosion. Yet tlio
ile-ep they robbed tti mielres ot, tho
conscicneo they druggtil lu tho days
when tlioy wero poor haio their re
vingo. Insomnia. dt-rintaia hvstcna
clatdi tliem like furies tliclr ojulghi,
llulr bodily uctivit) falls them Willi
mined hcultli uud restless souls Hiey
waiidir tho earth our. Who sbull
know tho incuiorlci, tLo rigrctt, Hut
haunt thoin? The) too, mudo their
choice ntul (mid Hie cort
In Ibff tlio impropriation for Indian
C'luciltoti ii .;0,000 'Ihla )mr It Is
(-',-'00,000. Public seuliuu nt has sttuJ
lly grown (ii fuior of educating) ouug In
illunt nulreil liming 11 out from thu wild
ktato in i.hlch, with I resent surround
ings, the) fall low. rnnltlow croud uro
uliliHaeo-toi.Ulir.atl. n TloviiM lut
Ho of Texiui nro Uitu, gradually trans
formed Inhi lif iiuiui ii.. tliat u oulil bo
n nollt tu thu Kiutueky llluo (Iran
rcglouf in Hmo tho liidutn, too, ma) tu
truiisforiuisl hy e,ltuution, tuorul and
Intelk-rtii il, lutu n riMhtnl nun Hut
Itwillioquirotliuoanltlioiapiudlturo
of mone) , nud that in ncy shouU lie up.
proi.riatM by the ,n ral fo eminent
Tlieiu uru utwllt 00 UOO Iudl oi Juulhs i'l
thoiuuiitrv, ouiltho r)itupo.t thing tu
du with Hi, in l ill koto tuh tin lu tho
Uireo It's und troetv ot i.ea o Hieu.
UTAH AND TUB KAMI.
V lllll tnlr!iiot l,j llslrgalo I nine
I'lnrldlag fur llfprrirntatloii
for Utah.
IT lOrAVORADLY nCPORTCD IN THC
HOU3C.
II Ippiluls a (omiiihulini ami Appro
prlalca llfl; Ihon.niid Ilollart
lor I apeii.rs,
Ir TeteirsslilottsNBwt.
Tin ii uir tin
A lllll llr,rlr,il,i Inuttess I'm.
SMIub tat n ln,ui,il..lnii
Waiiiimiiun, Aitll I 111 order
that Utali may not go uiirtpn Bellied
atthe Weill's ralr, Mr. Waihlngloil
ofTeoneeste, ihalrnun or the Houiu
coiiiniltleii on rirrltorles, repuiled
favorably a I III Introduced by Hrkgate
Calm, providing fur the a pulnlnient
of n commission to mo thai Utah la
I ruierlyre resented. Tho bill atpn.
I rlalis fau.uifj for ri mses.
I lali I'nliale Jnilsra.
Wlklil.MiTov, A til 3. ('onrlr.ua
llonsi Judge! of robate lu Utah A
A. Haitch, county olrlalllaki; W.
II, I'llk, county oi Ilox i:ider.
TIII..1A1. IIIMIMIII"
I'rnli.ls.tBalii.t tll.rxlirgr ts.mib
llt'lfiuj, N, i , Aitll ft A thou.
rnuJ men bearing banuers und trans
lreiiclea and luaded by a lind of
muslo i aoorlrd ex.Hecn tsr) Chatles N,
I'nlrililld, ixalayor William (IrBie
and Hon, Prank I.. Thornton toulght
to Muslo Hall, where Mere gathered
jyi i-ole to l.car their retits
Agslnst the "suap convcntloti' Aud
tbilr reaiona for revolt against tho
alleged bunslsm which dictated and
dominated that convention. The
assi mblagu Include 1 many ladli a, some
lleptibilcanr, and n few Hill Drum
crats. The Minting was radically of
one mind, houevir, anl the only dis
setitliig voico liiatd was ralsid hy a
semi inebriated Individual, who waa
I roici tljr ejected. Much enthusiasm
waa thuwn, i attlciilarly at the trench
anl.sallrvot Prank H Thornton, whoso
limgent orator) klndlul the aiidleneu
to fevtr liial. John Inlander, presl
dent if tbo I.rlo Louuty Dcmoiratla
Cluh, a new oranliatloii formed ty
Cletelarul men, called the muting to
order at.il nonilnsteil ('bailee II. Ills
hop, lhu ma)or, to trIde. His honor
t'Mku hoi-ilully of the grtnt luovunt nt
I stcure a rojur rr rrstntailon of thu
Democracy as a party nt the .National
Cnnviullon. Ha briefly revkuod the
litsiory of the movement which
1 romptrd this tmetlng.
l.x.Hicretsry of the Triasury Pair
child waa Hie tint speaker, lu l alt
huaald:
"Wu proiiose to rovo our raru ly
laolngki the ieonIe, hy going lo our
conslltueue) and asking them to glle
us our credentials u Ith which lo gu to
(,'lilcago torapreteut them. We pro
rot.eto present our case to the No
Houal (onvenllon; lo addnss ourselves
to Iho reason and Judgment of those
who sit lu ludguient utam our cm;
and, too, we propose to al Ide by the
risull lo) ally and fallhfull). Allwea-k
of ou r oi pooents Is that tin y recognlxe
ourrl-;ht to j resent our contest, anj
that tliey be irareel, aa we are. to
abide by the decision of the last Irlbu.
nal.'
l.x-Mayor Orace of New York was
Hie mat sptakir. He ssldi "We, too,
are Dsmoe.rats,but we think Demoiracy
stands for something mote than out ceaa
lu n game whero prisons! advantage la
exalted above priuclfle aud where or
ganlzatlou is extolled as tho end nf
turly tflort and tho meaua through
which tho political i-piiscleuce of the
inatsea manlfeata Itself. Moio tliau
fifty thousand names of Democratic
voters rsstdlng lu themilroolis will,
wlihoutdoubt, signify their desire to ho
ret reseuted at Chicago by a delegation
who will truly and faithfully repn sent
the roionvli rating maorlly of iho
Democratic otera of tlio l.mpire
rllate."
Hon. Prank 11. Thornton was the
last ti taker. Deferring to Humtor
Hill, ho said: "In his rrckkss ram
j aging after a iiomlualion, he lias
shown himself ready toot struct and
la'ttrwllli larlll reform, andlotamier
with the stability of honest eoplo'a
money, to the Inevitable destruction of
the Democratic latty, and tbe Irre
trievable ruluof tin. bilsluets of the
country. Within tlielaitthreemonths
lie hai teen for tarltl reform and
ognlost tarllT reform by a revival of
Ike Republican ambition of 1651
agalust a"nibbllug'Msrlil reform, and
for a "nibbling" tarllT reform. He has
lien for frio coinage and again.! II,
und has iti)sterloutly straggled "Duu
south tiy norlh" iifiou It. And so this
burlesquu political skitt-danitr cav
ortr, and kicks, aud twists, and turns,
aud bous, and smirks, nnd throws
kisses at tbe ollllcal bal IheaJ", aud
trtestoialinhiniielf oil as an iuuocunt
young "Thing o' lauly andajoy lor
ever," and a Delsartesn dliam of
gract, when all tbe whltohelsslnily
.making an liidicent rxpoiuru of him
rolf as u riolitlial street walker, otlerlng
himself, bod) nnd soul, nt tho low price
of a volo or a delegate,"
It, I.I I ells ull Ilia I'rsalileut
Wakiiimiiov, A'rllo.-Mr. While,
law lteld. United rilalis mlnUIrr lo
rranu, called oil Iho President this
morning, In roiupauy with Herniary
lllalne. Ho plesented a draft of Hie
extra lltlon treaty loncluded with
1 ranco, aud It will Ihi transmuted tu
Hie btnate for action.
IlilllMl Hlill. Il.lrii.lluir Ills Honor.
HT. I'll U, Mo, Arll 5. A special
tuleirraui fr m lltlstol, Ttun., lo the
JX.il Dlrfuleh says At i o'clock this
morning, J, It Jordan, a furniture
dcalrrof this ell), shot aud killed N,
('. Adams, the hutlaud of tils (Jor
dan's) luramour. II set ins thAt Ausum
was trying to keip Jordan from the
woman's iitdrootn, whin the lattir
I ullod hit pistol and shot him dead,
1 he lew l.tirtlhe.
All ANl)iUA, Hgypl, April.1!. The
Turklth luinnal yaiht Learlug the
Iicial envoy with the rlrinau of In
vettllure of the Khedive, was leeelvcd
sssSSL: cv V5-I
this morning. II was recelvrd with
military honors. Ike envoy at once
look the UaIu for Cairo.
lie lens i,r Ilun I nlliin I tploile
M, Pniiisnuiiii, Airll 8. Hve
tons or gun cotton In the Htate lioeiftr
factory exloded last night. The
wholo illy was shaken, the bull jlug
wleil out of existence, and there,
mains of nine workmen eniloyid In
the factory scattered tu the winds. It
vi aa nt first thought that Ike Mlilllitt
bad Uguu wotk again, and n iulc
pr mailed till tho truth was made
known. The adjolulng factories was
irrrntly damageif, and file workimu
hurt,
llliilslrr I xan I. els I rnle i,r ll.senee.
Wasiiimiiov, Ai rll 0. It Is said ut
Ihefei ailment of HI at.) that Minister
1'gan has Ueu granti J n leavoof Ab
sence to visit the UnltidHlati-s, and
lint McCietry will act at PnlloJ
HIHib Chnrgo d'AllAlri until the
tnlolstir liturut tu lilt -nit at Haullagc.
A l.miir rat,l Miari.rr..
( lUCAiiii, April 3 -11. V. Heinle,
proprietor of lhu Hotel ltlchtlltu, baa
dltcliareid Manager Carlson of the
famous hostelry on aciomit of tho 111
tir'ssusf Irl'iusi-onriettloii with a gum:
of card shtipr. Hi. story Is told that
( atkon liitroducttl looio of hla gutsis
to tour shnriais, who aan-.l as rich
Chlearo tncniiauls, and who Ittrci I
llulr vlillms ly means of matkud
cards, fake tables, etc , out or tU'Ki.ooo.
Mr. Jlemls admits tliat Carlson was
mixed up In a canl scra, lutlesaya
thai the Amount of money Involved
uaacomparatliely small, rwowialihy
( uban tobuce'u raisers and a rich Mexi
can aro said to have bten lite looters.
Tho names or lime trustors from Hie
far West, a wiAllhy Montana storxi
ra'sir and a number ot tick l.uirllsli.
men are Alio saU tuloon thu list of
victims.
The I est spring medicine la a iloio or
two of HI. PAlrhk'a I'llli. They not
enly k)slcbuttkAiisethe "holes vs.
le-in ami putlfy tliehkod. I ortAlob)
.(' M. I. Drug Dipt
A travtlllignian whui lianeid to be
In tin' tloru i f );. V, Wioil, At 51c
Kits Ilockr, Pa., says while he, waa
nailing to see Mr. Wood, a little gill
came In wllh till lil ty bottle Pileleil
"Chamberlain's lulu Halm," and
said "Mamma wants anotlur bottle of
that mrdlclnt, lhu in) a It Is the best
me lit hie fur rheumatism shu eier
unit." "itlli'lil Imtlles for Salu hy '., C
M.I. Drug Drpt.
t li is. in i rt'ii'Mi I ra.
Klatihuod. Chinch nnd Hlale, Our
Count!) As It )r, Our Country Aalt
Hbiiiild lie, Utah, 'Ifto'-d.
Prliei Ally rrnta rr set, first four
for folly nuts, J7.l ler lfsi coMit.
Heuti) mall i n n ci Ipt Dfrrlc.'. Ad.
drett. DlJ'l.l'.n Niws Co, Halt Lake
City.
An exchange soya ol tliite ltctuies:
"Thu to les ate llmel) and t-srtlnvnl
nod the luallnent ol them Is fuel I nnd
origlnal.Mr. I.llls la ore ot the few nun
wkosu lulutea may Lu read aa well At
listened lo, trrcauiohailotinotdeiend
iil-oii rounded crlods ulonu for elicit.
HehatlJeas and A hajpy faculty ol
elolhlligllum In lirse l.ngllih. lie
sides, be chooses siiljects of liumedl
nteliileristandtherel) rliets and te
tAlns Hie Allenlion of the utile.
N 11 I I A I..
During Confertnce, A rll ."rd lollh,
Intluslve.thn lllo (Irande Western will
run Hpeclsl Trains I etween Ogden and
Halt l.ake. Train kaveaDgdeuate. SO
a. in., It-.ives Halt Ijko al p. in.,
luaklng run In una hour In each direc
tion. Other trains leave Ogden al 8 30
a, m , 4 VI p. m.,8 in p. ni. 1 oaloHalt
Like h 50 n. in , i:.l: imii., 1U li) a. in.
Hfieilal TrAlns from I ioshen, 1'ruvo And
liittliiuellAlti -oliile l.nqulre of Agent,
mtlilriia aielrit l.lls.
Tiil Hi-st Halvi- In the world for
Cuts, llrui.es, H-irrs, Ulcers, Halt
Ithllim, pevtrHoris, Tetter, Chapi-ed
Hands, Chllblalus, Corns and all Hklu
1. tuitions, and osltlvely curi-s Piles,
or no lay required. Ills gusranti-ed to
givercrfect sallsfacllou or money re.
funded. Price Scents tr box. 1'or
isle ly A.C.Hmltk A Co.
Ilntlliialen Tieulr.
Wins going 1 astseleillhe popular
route, tho llurllugtoli. Tuo dally ves
tilaile trains from Denier with dining
and chair carsaud Pulhtiau steeierFl at
tached, for Ckleago, Prolla, HI, IauIs.
Kansaa Cily, HI, Jotej h, Atchison ami
all olnta esst.
Au I serllsnl lleok.
"Hutdeu and Iho Hordes," by W.
W. Thomas, United Hlatea ISIlultter to
Hwodell aud Norway. Professor O.
Cederatrolll.af; I.. Hlxtll HoutkHtrcet,
It tho Agent. Ueod
Try our HweetiTe kleajl. I, .PJtkle Co,
llr, lllisstlle tliliirs Ills Alirrrasllll
Of All ill.esies of the IhroAl And
lungs, catirrh, rheumatism, nriiralglu,
scrofula, soru and weak t dealness,
diiiastaof lliesloinaek, liver, kidneys,
heart, bowels, nervous debility, loss of
manhood, aral)sls, Ills, Insumuls,
tarsi worm, fruitions on Hie skin,
sores, tlleirr, discharges, etc., all female
diseases, etc., nomatttr what yourdls
aaiels,gcat!!ltrehlm.O,ilic,;.!llooper
building, Last 1 Irst rjoulh ttreit, be
tween Main and Htato streets, 10 a. m.
to IS a. m., 2 p. in to i p. m. dally,
excel tBu inlay. Consultation frti.
e.Xenllabressbkk,esgafslis Csitorla.
W lien ska ess a I'eillJ. slio cried r r (.'sslorls.
Wbeo kho lssnis MUs, sks eluag In I'sstorla.
W kra ska had Clilirtn, alio tsi s Ikeia CsstotU
flood news to Kldnev Disease
Patients; luy "Dr. llnli'a Hialtk
Pampklet." Prlee$4iio. Utorcedod
dard, Age ni. 5
A litem litre II. . Urine.
Dr. (hum's Improved Liver Pills are
atiirmurefor tkk hiadache, billions
lomilaluts, d)siepsla, Iniilgestlon,
co.tlieutrs, torpid Ilur, etc. Theso
tills iDsuro leifect digestion, corn it
Hie liver nnd stomach, iigulalo the
bowels, putlfy ami inrlcli the blood
and maU Hit-skin char. They nl.o
iroduiu a goeil uiitlle, and invlg
1 rate and strengths ti the entile s)sttm
by their touli ucllou. Hold at ii tents,
1. I ox, nt Johuiou, Pratt J. lo Halt
l.aku Cily,
COXUKKSSIONAIi."
Scimlor Morgan uir,ra , .tmcnilmsnt B
lo Ills silirr lino- !1
I11II011. I
THC INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL
TAKEN UP. B
The Ihlnctn I lfln.l.ni lllll. oilier
llutlncss TraiKArleil by Iho HI
Senate. ff
"T Tllltlln to lha Stvri 1
liiMilll.ia. 9
Aeualiir neraan'a tiiiruilnisul lu Ills '8
Mlwr lir...l,HI. t
WAalliMuuN, A! Ml 3. Senator f
Morgan ofletid an amendmint to hla !r.
silver risu utlon, which was ordered to C
le rlnttd, ,1
It InstrurtsthAfinanco committee to w
rirtnllll sulimenlary to the act A.
of July II, U'Jii, which shall irovlde t
forthogoldanlallvir bullion ou equal '
terms aa lu itch metal, and for the ;
lisue of treasury noli-r, lu drnomlna "i
llona not toexcetd $5utl, and upon the
same terms aud condltlona aa lu the act i
of HfW, uwn nil the gold and sliver p
bulll in thet Hie United blAtet may ao- '
quire by urrhBke, and that any ile- ,'
lltor who shnlldiposltlD the treasury .1
gol I or sliver bullion to quantities of ';
not kss tliau JlOlln value, the product '
ermines In the United Hialea, which '
has not ta ell revloualy coined, shall at i
Ills oj tlon reeelve toln oricrtlflcatis i
for tlm samu at lhu mint value of Mich ti
bullion.
Tlio Indian n proprlatlon was then
takin iiptlhn question t-elngoiiHenattir ,ji
Danes' motion lu ttrlke out tbo re. f-ll
tlslott fur the assignment of atmy ,
ofllrcrs to Ihudutks of Indian agents, al
Willi an amendment attached to It ,
ollcrul tiy Ilnwley, that, wheuever ,
the Presleivtil shall to of the opinion Vi
that the good of tho service tpci lally i
requltea it, he may apjolut a civilian ,
Heliator Pettlgtew moved lo strike
out of tlio geutral provision Ilawley'a ,
umindment, and to Insert In lieu ii
Hie riof the followlugi The President
IsAuthorlxtd to detail ofllccrt of the
United KUtrs army to act aa Indian
agentt at All agencies where he shall
deem tucli action for the benefit of the .
stivlee,
Henslor Palmer Argued Against the
policy or the House provision. In the ,i
i cmne of hli argument, and or the In.
teiru llona or It by other Henatort, he
appeared to bu slarllnl and surprised 1
by learning that there were Indians r
wku were United Htalet citizens and
vcters He WBelnforrueJ by Henator
Pi ttlgiew that tbe Hlsselon Iiidlaus In .
Houlli Dakota weie cllUsns of the
United Blatcs and votris, havlngtaklu '
their Isnd In severalty, and )et they i
ka I agents over them, Henator Allen
told him how, In thu Htate or Washing. 1
ton, theio were alx tiundrvd on a re. '2
aervatlon Immediately adjacent to the
city nriaeoma, who were cltlivnt of
the United Ktatta and totert controj. j
ling in all local affalra, even down to l
the precinct and county matters.
Henator Palmer confessed that the fact
that United HlAteacltllolia had agents (
oter Ihein was startling to him. It
might be true, as a matter of fact, but j
It was startling as a matter of law. V
heuator Manderson alluded to the
charge that rancid tacen had been .!
supplied to the Hloux reservation. He W
rial ad ofllelal report ot the board of I.
survey on Ihetacoiilu qussilon, show. 'II
Ing that lha first lot (ll,000 pounds) 1
waa not of this class, and that (he tro I
ond lot (117,000 pounds) could not ba i
Issuoil In Its entirety, liecause It was
mouldy and in a rancid condition, ami 1
that the third lot (121,000) was, totally
uufltrer rood, '
Henator Dolph moved thatllie House. t
bill loAlsolutely prohibit the coming, '
or Chinese persons Into the United' .
Hlatea be laid before the Henate anj p
referred lo the committee on forelgv
relations. Ho laid tbat the House, lu. I
tleal of Acting on the Hsnate bill ou 1
the sul lect, had passed an independent
bill, At II It was the Intentlou of the 1
House lo prevent Any leglsiAtlon. Thu- f
aulject of the bill was relerred to the'
tommlllin on foreign Aelatlons.
The question of assigning army ofTl. i
cert to larform the initios of Indian i
Agentt waa risumed, and Henator Cul.
loin argued against the reposition.
Heliator Dawn also argued against ,
tho proposition, and, lrore lie con i
eluded hit addreea the HenAle Ad
Journed, i
rill.NIIM It hCIATORV
llelesnilued lo I snrrss lielr Tlswt
on nil.rr. i
Wasiiimiiov. April 3. At stAted '
liy Henator Tiller yesterday, lu the
rourse e( his colloquy with Henator
rihertnau, the silver senators are do '
termini d to exiress their views ujiou
tbo subject of sliver In open Henate, i Hi
and tkeie at pears no wAy to stop them, k
Tke resolution ollerid today by Mr, i n
Morgan as An Amendment lu tke Bet of i tj
lesolutlons which were yesterday t !(
placed oa the calendar, while not III- I Is
troducedby Mr, Morgau with the In- I V
tentlon of causing further debate, ) V
according to hla own stalement, taay f
still serve for at least nue day as the I V;
basltforany tithis that the silver j t
meudeslruto make In the Henate. II -i
would simply be necessary to call up U
this or any other resolution Introduced i If
today aud j rocecd to discuss It. 1 i'l
Hiuator Wotoolt, through Henator ) t(
'teller, has given notlco ofhlslnten '
Hon to speak on the ellver question to- I j,
morrow. Heretofore, In the history of , l
the Henate, allots notlco bSB always fk f j
U-un ngarded as an equivalent la H A
elicit tuunuctuul order for the Henate, p :
and the body has such respect for the U e.
pru tsiint that It would be with reluc- fj
Unco that auy Heuntor would luter .
lose an ol lection ir Mr. Woolcott at
tempted to siveak. The indications are fj
that the r-.nslo will allow tbe tllvir
sonatorn to express their views lu the j'
form nf speeches, but will Immediately i
negative a uollie to call in, an) pro. II
millions oil the calendar that would Hi
lindlo a vote upon the silver question f' j
on ita merits.
feitilels llsvoll.
MAiimn, April 3. A serious revolt I
occurred among the convlrta In the fj I
irlsoiiAtUranadA. The gen d'armes g
wire called to quell thadliturbamn i
ami flriHl upon Hie prisoners, killing or I I
fatally woun ling luo. Therrstof Hie j 1
prisoners returned to their cells. 1 ,'
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