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Show THE AMERICAN FORK ITEM. VOL, III 50, wfTp AMEItCAN FORK, UTAH, SATURDAY. 8, 1886. MR. MILLS' RADICAL SPBCH tervention. Mr. Mills "CUPIDENE Thta graat VrUtl C? a, - Vltaliaar.ibapnuL-rip- tloaof a fsniou French plijrslclun, will quickly aura run of all air--or dtwaaM of the geuarauva ornu. auoh aa Luat Manhood, n vou In the Riick.Hvinliial tmlaliai, Marrooa DvfciUlr, Innomiilajl'alm Pimple. UnflineM to Marry, KzliaoaUn Drain, VartaoMl and Const Iputloti. It stop all loaae br dar or nlghl Praraata qoirte--- nfaa of diacbiuic, which If not checfced laada to hparinalotrluaa and tLe horror of ImpotMicy. t'l'PlPMEeliiinaa ttatvir, Iho unrunc. iKBariLN all kidney and the urinary oriraiiR of ail ImporlUea. CrFIDEEE atrengthana anil restore imull weak organa The rriiaon sufferer ara rot carol by Doctor I becuuM ninety per cent are bMMil wfth operation. kXJOtiai taion CUPinENBUtheoniyknowniemMltociirewliliouiaii Preauiill. A written guarantee firm and money retnnmd If Riz bnxea doaa not tutool a peril lamintcuwt llJOaboi.atzirirfi.UO.byin'tlL Rend for remt circular and testimonial, Addies L A YOL II EDICIN E CO., P.Q.DOX 206. Ban Francisco, 01 JfarAil5g CIIUKCII SERVICES. Our Duty to Cuba is to her Freedom Give We Hand ait Mpalua Jailer Either We Mhonld Aflbrd Hrllefto Ik ed or Ceane Our Olijerxtes te JlerTranafer to a Civilized Fewer llonae laalatu on If Unban Reao-Intlanaa- PRESBYTEKIAE. Sabbath Sclioo Prayer ConfereneK . F. a. 8:45 pi in T:S1 pm...., Preaching Monda- y- 7:(0 p tu... Family Prayer Service Sabbath lr.ai) a. m 4. 5. S. Sabbath n '?, Service Mlble Study SMITH, Paator. 5AIXTS. Y Sueday School 10;tM a-- m. General Service! 1:10 p. m Servlice General m T'30o. W. D. K01IIN60N. lilt-lio- CLOSING OF MAILS. IT IS UTAH'S TURN AT LAST GOING NORTH, li:l)0 w 5-S- - in. 4:45 p. nV S.G:'w.:::."'.'..i m- - GOING SOUTH AND EAST. o. p.w 2: a wv.v.v.'.v.".".-.-' . . Short Line Reorganization has Been Perfected. S: 310 ' OUR STAR ROUTE FOR ALPINE. 8: Monday, Wedneidaye and Saturdays Arrives p-- p m. Headquarters Will be Here A Prominent Loral Man to Manage It Independent of Other Linen Entire p' OFFICE HOURS. StamD and JlntUlry Tb General Delivery, p. Window open t 8:00 a. m. and dose Stamp bn Sunday th General Deliverytill and U):00 a. m., Window are open from 8'l)0 a. m and from 4:00 till e:5oTHY McCARTY. Postmaster. LOCAL Myatem to be HtmasM from the Union Pacific and to be Operated In Friendly Traffic Ilelatlona with llo.h of the Llnea Kaat. TIME AM) Salt Lake March 35. All arrangements have been completed for the reorganization of the Oregon Short Line Sc Utah Northern, the separation of the system from the Union Pacific management, and the operation of the road aa an independent system, with its headquarters in Salt Lake City and all its interests centered here. It maybe said farther, that the general manager of the new system will be a Utah man, already very prominent in IN EFFECT NOV. 18 1885. railroad official life. He ii recognized aa WEST. EAST. m. one of the most capable officials in the a. mo. 1. 11:16 a. No 1. 9:0 5. 4:19 p. ni. country, and an ardent friend of everyfo. 6.- -8 ill p. m. mo. a m o. 8.- -5 ;58 p. m. No 1 0;03 thing that tends to promote the interS. Babcock. II. ests of Salt Lake, Utah and the Do D. C. IX1E, Traffic Mgr. Geu. Mg'r. region. p A- Wadleigu, that the entire change is It expected Gen. Puss Ag will be effected, the appointments of officials announced and the headquarters of the Short Line established in this city within ninety days, or by J uly 1st at the utmost. One of the most important announcements in this connection is the stateSsedis of ment that the reorganized company will The Only Line llunmnr Two enter into&a trackage arrangement with the Utah California, whereby the new Through East Trains Daily to road to the coast will be enabled to begin LEADVILLE. construction at Milford or some other ASPEN , rUEBLO, point on the Utah Southern and push on COLORADO SPRINdS. for the coast immediately, with the as AND DENVER stt ranee of a through line from Salt Lake behind them. 29, 1891. inter-niounta- ln - BsiiY8iRi0 fends SSiAnibWlYo the World Lice Effective April Train No. 2 leaves American ForR at 9 :02 a in, arrive at Pneblo at 6:10 a m, Colorado SmringH 7 :51 a in, Denver 1C :30 a m, Cripple Creek 0:50 a m. Train No. 4 leaven American Fork (stops an signal) lit 8:85 p m nrrivii at Pntthln 5:27 p m, Colorado Springs 6:58 p m, Denver 0:25 p in. Connections mstln at Puelilo, Colorado Springs and Denver with ail line east. Elegant day coaches, chair cars, and Take Pullman Sleepers on all trains . the D. & K. Gand have a comfoi table trip and enjoy the fincit scenery on the continent, Tiain leaving American Fork at a m arrive at Cripple Creek neat morn-n0.-0- g at 9 :56 . S. K. IIoorKa. G. P. &T. A. Denver, Colo Denver. Colo., A. S. Hug mm, Traffic mgr., B. F, Nevins. Gen'l Agt., II, M. Cushinu, Tiav. Pass. Agt. AIIEARTLY PARENT. Charged with Raping Ilin Young ISanghter. Helena, Mont., March 23. Advices from Virginia Gty bring to light a crime of a most revolting nature, wherein a lather is charged with having committed rape on the person of his daughter. There have been faint rumors heard of the terrible crime, but officials would give no particulars. This i due to the fact that they were endeavoring to catch the fiend in human form. The man escaped, and the facts are now made public. The man charged with this heinous offense is named Jacob thirteen-year-ol- d Haiti, a rancher in Washington Bar dis- trict, Madison county. On Tuesday, March 10th, Nellie, his daughter, made a complaint to the county authorities, charging that her father had her, not once, but on several outraged aLVAH LEWIS, M. IK. The first offense was comoccasions. o n o o o o o o o ii o o mitted eighteen months ago, lint threats THYSICIAN :: AND :: SURGEON induced her to remain silent. The comOffice Hours from 2 to T p. m plaint which is sworn to by Mrs. Berger, Miss Hanls aunt, charges Main with At SUeU'n Drug Store. Utah American Fork outraging his daughter on several occasions. Hain obtained information that he was to lie arrested and fled to the country. NOTARY Every effort is being made to ascertain Deeds, Mortgages his whereabouts. Persons desiring! husi- gal assistance will and Probate do well to call on me.! ness attended to, A set of triplets 4 years old are liv' ing in the town of Inez, Ky., where they Accounts Collected. Goods were born. They are finely built men Bold on Commission or lv and Auction. remarkably alike in appearance in American Fork every respect. T wo are married. Merchants St., Salt Lhk- - Conferees- - I- Wad'iday T:00 p m Friday 7:b0pm J. A. LIVINGSTON LATTER-DA- I. Appoint 10:80 a. m Sabbath city. Utah. OunTerT rCBUI. j j PRICE, 81.95 PER TEAR. replied that there was something beneath the surface; he did not know what this mysterious force was, but he felt that it existed, lie did not know how sugar stocks would be affected by action on the part of the United States. It was asserted that trade would suffer, but Mr. Mills declared that a hundred billion dollars would be a small expenditurejfor the glory of releasing the prisoners on the Island of Fines. It was the duty of the United States to protect and relieve those people, or else to say to England or Russia, "Take that inland and protect the people. Until we do this, a stain of bloody guilt Is on our hands. Referring to the objections coming from commercial sources, Mr. Mills quoted the words of Goldsmith: "Honor fails when commerce long prevails. The senator said he had just received a letter asserting that "another fool haa turned jingo, and asked him why he had not left jingoism to Mr. Lodge and Mr. Chandler. The letter was signed A Disgusted Democrat. "Now, if I had the X rays," said Mr. Mills, "and used It In examining the pocket, of -- the. writer of that find sugar stock there There was a ripple of applause as Mr. Mills closed. Mr. Morgan followed with further evidence of the existence of war in Cuba. This brought out a protest from Hale, who pointed out that the Cuban resolutions had been formally recommitted to a conference committee, the understanding being that the entire subject was recommitted. GREAT BRITAIN MAY JOIN Ui And She May Also Recognize Cuba. Mpala Can diet N Help There-Mia-la- ter Lome Dlaparebeu tt Havana That the Cabaa Resolutions Will be Killed la Congress, aid New the Kpanlarda Mpeak ef U aa The Great ltepablle. Do Chicago, March 25. A special to the Tribune from Washington, D. C., says: Aid for Cuba har come from an unexpected source. It is said here that England will follow the United State in recognizing the Cuban patriots. An informal intimation to this effect has been received at the state department, and the status of the Cuban question hot changed at once, owing to this sudden development. While Spain has been preparing for an appeal to European nations against the United States, Great Britain has quietly taken the other track, and decided to join with the United States I11 Such a communication helping Cuba. was not conveyed in an offiical (letter, but it It said Secretary Olney was given to understand by Sir Julian Pauncefote that Great Britain would not only not object to any action the United States might take in connection with Cuba, but would even welcome any reasonable interference which would tend to stop the war now going on in the island. That such an intimation waa given erty today, the hearts of the American THE A. F. A. AT WORK. waa learned positively people would besit in sympathy; and so if Poland or Hungary asserted the right last night, and the effect of the informaof liberty. But the United States has Propagating Ita LI vine tion, when it became generally known, with than Cuba closer relations much will be to render almoet speedy action Principle. with Ireland or Poland or Hungary, fur execuThe March 25. by this country. Washington, it was apart of the western hemisphere, tive committee of the national advisory Great Britain deplores the warfare on over which the M inroe doctrine ex- board of the A. P. A. met again today the Island, and English commercial intended the influence of this country. at the National hotel and completed terests could not look on unmoved Mr. Mills declared the Monroe doctrine their labors, so far at this city is con while the price of sugar was moving was a law of protection, "lirufa "Such cerned. Next week the committee asupward aa the result of the destruction God was the author of it. It was the sembles In New York City. of Cuban canefields. Therefore came the same right of self protection which sn for the last six months, according to intimation that Great Britain would Individual exercises in abating a nui- a statement furnished by Dr. Janies B gladly stand aside and see the United near Dunn of Boston, a member of the States take the initiative in Cuba. sance or destroying a powder-houshis premises. No promises were made that could executive committee, the latter body Jefferson had used plain words in hat been in close touch with all the bind Great Britain in any way, and the threatening to join England and sweep councils throughout the country, and a queen's government was not put on the French fleets from the seas if France consensus of the views of the order, record In any way, but Secretary Olney persisted in holding the mouth of the with a carefully prepared table of the haa been given to understand that if the Mississippi river. The same spirit had .results, was laid before the committee president decides to recognize the patriAll the counots as belligerents, Great Britain will brought forth President Clevelands here and fully discussed. cils are kept thoroughly informed as to not be far behind in Venezuelan message. doing the same Cuba stood as the key to the gulf, and the growth, plans and work of the thing. Plans were adopted our unvarying policy, said Mr. Mills, order at large. British capitalist are large holder of has been to resist any transfer of Cuba today so as to convey to every council the Spanish bonds based on Cuban custo another monarchy. The United States in the land the action of the committee tom revenues, and they might not had stood by as a jailer and prevented and an outline of the work to be done relish the independence of the island Cuba from going to France or England. in the coming campaign. The number unless the bonds were provided for. And, if we insisted in keeping Cubs in of delegates who are members of the With the United States as an interventhe possession of Spain, was it not the order and who will be in the republican ing power, it might be possible to secure moral obligation of the United States to and democratic national conventions is, an arrangement by which the Cubans see that Spain gave Cuba fair govern Mr. Dunn says, exceedingly gratifying. themselves would assume the bonds, Resolutions were adopted reaffirming with this ment, to see that the hell of Spanish country as a guarantee. Cuban the from the principles of the order and comdespotism was lifted An intervention by this country in mending the patriotic stand taken by any way, even if it did not result in people? The day will come, said Mr. Mills, Representative William S. Linton of the immediate independence of the when the American conscience will be Michigan, and others, in fighting the force island, would unquestionably aroused to its guilt in permitting the op sectarian appropriation bill in congress local Spain to grant pression of Cuba, and when that con and in his advocacy of other American promote the commerce of Cuba and sciousness conies, the American people measures. therefore increase the value of the Mr. Dunn said: "We are educating will fill this chamber with senator who bonds, whose only security are the will stop that oppression. The senator the people in our principles, and during receipts of Cuban custom houses. read of atrocities attributed to General the last six months, in addition to the Such a suggestion might be expected Weyler, and added: "This is the work many thousand circulars sent to the to come later, but for the present Great He could councils by tne executive committee, of the atrocious scoundrel Britain is contented with Informing the United if the States over a million pages of patriotic literanot be in Cuba today United States that all fear of European would draw her sword. How the cheeks ture calculated to awaken, enthuse and interference with our Cuban policy Is of our American women must be suf- organize the American people, were at an end. fused; how our children must blush, to distributed, and the response to this wide It i also thought if the United States know that this government stands idly dissemination of literature and activity with the moral support of great Britain, by while Spain, with the keys of her on the part of the order is seen in the interferes in the Cuban war, it will dungeons dangling at her side, permits increase in membership. make the two countries allies and hasten such tn atrocious villain to raise his rather than retard the favorable and hand against defenceless women. Ver.eauelan friendly conclusion of the MatiHfaetlnn In Mpala. The protection which Spain gave to New York, March 22. A special to boundary dispute. Cuba was the protection which the hawk It looks as though Cuba is now asfrom Madrid World The prothe Cub to says: us: to dove. crt the gives sured of either Independence or genu "Deliver u from these monsters, but tracted debate in the United States sen- ine colonial government such at Great finanwe stand meekly, serving only as ate cause evident satisfaction in Britain gives to Canada and Australia. SevIn Madrid. circles cial and the own senator's In political Spains jailer. stale of Texas, they had, he w id, drunk eral newspaper even augur now that Tniiral ( rvirr'N Jury. of the dregs of Spanish brutality. He the resolution recognizing Cuban belDenver, March 23. A special to the related the circumstance of the. annihi- ligerency will ultimately be defeated or Satisfaction is ajsn ex- News from Glcnwood Springs, Colo., lation of Santa Anna's forces on Texas abandoned. The coroners jury in the Vulcan soil, and reviewed the bloodinesy of the pressed over the recent decisions of xay: mine explosion met here today and conVirginius affairs. To ihc shame of the American courts against filibusters and cluded their labors, returning the folgovernment we had permitted the "Vir the attitude of the American executive verdict: glnius atrocity to stand almost without and other authorities toward filibuster- lowing said Edward Welch and forty-eig"That . people butch ing expeditions. reparation. For others came to their deuth by an ered by Spain while rightfully claiming There is much anti American feeland coal dust In the the protection of the United States, after ing, but it i suppressed, the public explosion of gas Vulcan coal mine, on the morning of. a diplomatic correspondence of years, demonstrations subsiding. at 11 :27 oclock; the The government has succeeded in ob-- t February 18, i8A Spain paid (17,000. of immediate cause igniting the ga qnd Mr. Stewart asked if S anish bonds ining $30,000,000 from bankers in the coal dust it to jury unljnown. were not a potent factor in residing in Spain for the Cuban war expenses. Washington, March 24. The d I lacement of the Cuban resolutions had no apparent effect in diminishing the attendance of the senate galleries today, as It was expected the Mills resolution proposing the use of the army gnd navy in taking possession of Cuba and hold' ing it until the people had established would occasion local further debate. A resolution offered by Mr. Hoar was adopted, requesting the president to transmit to the senate all dispatches, etc., from November 5, 1875, to i878, concerning the pacification of the pending conflict in Cuba. Mr. Mills was recognized at this point in support of the Cuban resolution introduced by him yesterday. lie said the resolutions heretofore before the senate wen steps In the right direction, but very short steps. The people of Cuba had far greater claims on the United States than the mere recognition of the belligerency. If Ireland struck for lib -- ltter,-J-would y e ht fifty-thre- e |