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Show leseret V CEETK3 E25K5- - i 4 .4 Published -J eekly. W ; 1 . Ephraim City, San Pete County, Utah, Thursday, April 16. 1891. Vol. I. iftL-U- Tri-- 1 -JJ- News Items. District Court The Pensylvauia Coke strikers will go out to the end. At Irovo..1iitlgo IHtirkburi On the licncli. They Want War. The Italians seem to bo The President will attend the grand army encampment in Idaho, May r. the I nit lress Matters With A The Presidential party are receiving very enthusiastic reception in Virginia. eil States to War on the Louisiana Lyn-ehin- Items Clipped from Our changes Theie were over 300 singers ptactic mg for the June festival iu Salt I.ake Ci;y. j; Uusluess The central or narrow gauge rail on Washington, April u Secretary Blaine was indisposed tmlav and confined tu the Kii Grande Western track is being Ilia roomby an at atrk of the goute. In ' removed. the comae uf the a'leiiiuoii the President The theatres are in again. walked over and cunsu'led with the Hals are nuw constructeddanger ou the EiflcI matfng diplomatic secretary respect ters that may require action during the tower plan. President's appiuaching absence front A bank and some stores were destroy, Washington. It is now a matter of posi- ed by fire at Elizabeth, N J on the 13 tive knout ledgethat that government has Loss 1250,000. not sent to this government nor any ot Brussels, April 14. The FJuite Beige its representatives notifications that a reply is expected to Kudini's note within says Henry.M Stanley lus been appointany specified time. It is not customary ed governor of theSCougo Fies State. iu diplomicy fur any nation to under Burglars stole $1,900 from the Kentake ro dictate the date of correspon-etic- e Lake coming from another nation, and tucky Liquor Company'sSiora.Salt bad Italy adopted this course, it would Suuday morning $1,500 was in checks. certainly be legarded with umbrage by President Harrison will be in Salt our own C iveinment, and would excite Lake on the 9th of May and attend the of great surprise among diplomats uthet inagural of the opening of the chamber nations whose customs are regulated by of Commerce. unwritten but almost immutable law. As stated in secrerary Blaines letter to Washington April 10. Three hundred Marquis Imperial'i.the government of and fifty-si- x thousand ounces U silver the United States proposes to deal with were purchased y at prices ranging the questions at issue earnestly, but from 97,875 to 98. with caution and deliberation, The deAnna Dickinson it is claimed was a partment of state is not couteuUng itself sane woman wheircommitted to the as-swith a specific inquiry into the history .m. She is now out under the treatol the antecedents of the New Orleans victims. It proposes to show the Ital- ment U a private physician. ian government the extent ot the unreNew York, April ro. Baron Fava, stricted immigration from which the the recalled Italian minister, lelt his hoUnited States is now suffering, and this tel fur the steamer La Gascod-qu- e with necessiates plain dealing put pose and leaves fur hume the character of a considerable element has which our of largely been r population Turk.-a Russian recruited fran Italy. So some interest- as she wasslopped the IJurdan-clpassing through course in ol are preocration ing statistics This is in exact coufirmity with inthat will touch with blunt directness up ternational treaty, but of course Russia of muidets and outrages will be mad. on the number commuted in recent years in the United and Mafia utlier secret Stales by the There was a $1,000,000 fire in Chicago Julian organization and upon vendattas Sunday By the heroism of e fireman that are imported into the United Slates named Shecgv a panic in a building con to the disturbance of the peace and in- mining 41x1 persons waspievenied, and volving expense to out lax payers in the no lives were lust . I to-da- Ex- Various Topics inContlenxcd form, from Every Quarter. y prosecution of maltactors. Time is te these facts, and the quireJ to compile lie irecc.-Kit-y departments will take lIra tline ham time. In high official cite been n j cnauge ol opinion that the New Orleans mailer is being Manipulated in Italy to luJaeiice luluu politics. Washington, April n It. is impassible to secure any information that tends to confirm the report from Koine that the Italian government is about to give Minister Porter his passports and severe diplomatic negoiatioiis unless it recived to day su answer from1(1 Blaine to Kudin is m.e was not at last note Secretary the state department of the tluee assist nut secretaries one is confined to his home by illness and the others are in profound ignorance upon l:ie sir ets so they said. Even expicssious it opinions could not lie elicited from them. Secre tary Blaine declined to make any state ment touching upon the matter, and was nut ready to give out for publication tile coriespondcuce which has taken place since his first letter was sent to Marquis Impenlli, commenting ou Fava's deport ure. Still in this official silence it is easy to delect a disposition to credit the last Roman story. man-of-wa- have a compctaor Seaweed is now made into a tough paper, which takes the place of window glass. When cuveted the tftuct is similar to siaiue J or painted glass. Rarnums will shows his wealth amount ed Iu $5,000,000; this he bequeaths to Ins family in f .ir distribution. He also makes many large bequesis to Churches Colleges snd charitable Institutions. G'ass is tu pendent rcfineis and the trust by which competition between them is ended and j int action in placing refined sugars ou the market provided for. The Wholesale Groceis' association of middle and eastern states is a party ot deal to-da- y export. Sants Fe. Apsil n The Sew Mexican is iu receipt of news irura southwestern Arizona that the White Mountain Apaches are very uneasy. It is feared they will go on the war path. They are having much trouble, between themselves. Rome April 10. It is reported that if the United Slates governnieut does not answer Marquis Lnperrillis note by tomorrow, Forter, American minister here will be ordered to leave Italy and the New Yoik, April 13. A Washington whole Itallian legation in Washington special says (he letter from SecreUry recalled and Italian interests left in Blaine to Premier Kudtni lias not yet of the British minister. been sent, according to the best advices charge from'the department of state. The apSimla, April 10 It now transpires it of the Manipur pearance of things at the department is was commander somewhat lesa tranquil than onSalurday forces who was killed in the engagethough the idea of hostilities is still pooh ment between Lieutenant Grant's forces pouhed as nbsured. The Presidents and the forces of the Manipuris referred preparations for his trip have not been to in yesterday's dispatch and not the changed in any respect, and this is con- uniitrpmg rajah. The latter according sidered a sign he at least does not deem to a letter reevived by the viceroy of the situation at all critical. India, was executed by the loyalists after the massacre of the British forces at it Rome, April 13 Up to noon y has been impossible to learn anything Manipur further concerning the report that the Rondgula, NY, April It- - Pratt Post appointed e comItalian cabiitel had decided to request of the G A R to-d-ay United States Miuister Porter to leave mittee to investigate s recent Italian Rome in case no reply to Premier Kudi- outrage at Le Fevre falls, where several ni's last note was received from Secre- Italians who are employed at a cement Officials are quarry hoisted an American flag and Ury Blame by unable to secure confirmation or denial. riddh d it with bullets in retaliation for At the American legation nothing could the New Orleans tragedy. TheG A R be learned Minister Porter has heard are determined if possible, to bring nothing but what he has read in the these men to justice. circles the papers In Mr J H Gordon, aUnion Pacific freight prevaling opinion, as nearly as one can conductor, had a very close call last will not pro- Suuday, he being neatly ground into a gather, is that the premier ceed to extremities at this juncture. pulp of flesh ana bone by the wheels of hisinin. He slipped and tell between Rome, April 13 rteniier di Rudini. in the platform and the track as the train Had he in regard to lie dcri was approaching the qeput. an interview buud, held that a renewal of tlie triple made any attempt tohecross the track or would have been alliance was of secondary importance as get on the platlorm by lire locomotive the only thiug compated with the constant agteeineut caught witli England. On many occasiuns,sid lie could do to save his life was to .y the premier, die policy of the driebuud, flat on his face until the train passed. harmonized perfectly with British ideas The gentleman received no injuries exa few slight cuts on bis lace which yet Lord S.disoury, for special reasons, cept had never adiiered to the Driebuud were caused by the fall, treaty. Italys renewal ol ner contract Boston, April in. The ear lit s re with the alhai.ee depeuded on the gen- porter at Ottwa, Out learns from the eral situation 111 Europe which was now must reliable souices that the agents of changing evety d.iy. It w.ia difficult to Domffiiun the gjverment in Great imagine England and Italy would re- Britain and on the continent have ad main passive while war was being waged vised the govermem here by Kursia and France against Octiuany that the uuitjok fur emigration to Canand Austria even if the dreibund did nut ada dm ing the coming season is more ezist. Rudini declatcd lie was convinc- tiusaiisfaclury and discouraging thau ed France, despite her excessive arma- for several years. Tire unusual eflorts ments, would t.evei alone wage a war of tire government to bring senders 01 aggirvMi'ii while the dremuud con- here duimg ths Cunung summer are tinued to act as the safe guard of Eu- j.kelytumeet with failure. The cause rope. In view ol il:e prevailing temper is said to lie the slate of religious and in France, it was perlectly idle to dicuss ' politico s flairs in Canada and the t lie question of the dissolution of the which surrounds the DomindieiUn.d. ion's future list al policy. to-da- d 1 ty O P A N Y Succtacnio I GO H G SMITH It IIOLESALE and RETAIL Druggists! Corner Main and and y From the Daily S. St. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH SATURDAY April 10 The examination of witnesses and the argument of counsel in the case of Leo S Whitehead vs A O Smoot, occupied the entire aliernoon. MONDAY, April 15. Leave to file affidavit was granted in the case of 1 il McGranalieu vs J D Agricultural Imple- ments. GEO. A. LOWE When In Salt Lake City You are invited to Salt Lake City Utah. Twenty days additional tima in which Agencies in all the principal cities of San Icte County. to file a statement a as granted in the case of Caroline F Biouidv vs Rio Grande Railway Co. Agent for and dealer in all In the case qf Charles Hyde vs Washkinds of first class agricult-urea- l burn Chiprnan, an order for judgement fur plaintiff as agreed upon, was made. Implements, Sliuttlcr Arguments bv counsel were made in the case of Leo S Whitehead vs A O Farm and Freight wagona. Smoot. The jury were charged and reBuckeye & Crown mowers. tired, counsel for defendant expecting Buckeye Binders to the charge of the court. At 1 o'clock the jury in the case of Planet Horse Hoes & GarWhitehead va Smout, returned a vesdict den city clipper plows. Bradof 12,500 for the plaintiff. Branuan. A THING OF BEAUTY Within a hundChicago, Apil 10. red lect of the blue waters of Lake Michigan and scarcely a stoue's throw frum the great tower of tha Auditorium, were begun in earnest yesterday for the Califurui ci'ius fair that is to show Chicagoans and all the strangers within her gates the glories of die groves near the shores ot the Pacific. Some idea of rhe magnitude of the enterprise may be gussed from the fact that the preliminary arrangements for the tair have already giveu employment to no less than 300 persons. All thealter-noo- n as well as mgnt the work of putting the hall in shape for receiving the pulp lie Monday evening, was being pushed with true western vigor. A lilting place has been chosen for the display. It is the mammoth Interstate Exposition building, standing on a site that,except for other stiuctures.was considered the ideal spoiJur the World fair The location is praAicallv the heart of Chicago, being equally distant from the thiee seperate residence divisions, and centrally located as to the busiuess district, hotels and transportation faci- ley & Solid comfort Sulky Plows. Besscll chilled Plows. J.I. CASE THRESHERS A fine assortment of Buggies Carriages & Carts. Ames Steam Engines Lane Saw Mills Leffell Turbine wheels. Hammer and saw made the grent building resound last evening, and it was a sight woi tit seeing to watch the nmty deftfingeis unpacking the gulden fruit. Many curiosity seekers attempted to gain admission. It is the Intention to keep the carnival opeu as long as the fruit holds its stupe When it is used in design work, as in litis case, its keeping qualities are impaired and it is not expected that the festival will be open later than May 1. Twenty-eig- ht residents of southern California are now in the city looking alter the interests of their locality exhibitsand more will arrive Saturday. Tire fruit will be wotked in an artistic manner into designs. Among these will be a tower 50 feet high covered with 50,000 orangrs; a hugh orange covered with 70,000 mosque on which 4$, 000 oranges are used, the Bear Valley dam taking 60,000 oranges to complete; the Ontario traction cat covered with oranges: San Gabriel's old mission church covered with 25.000 tangerines; San Diego's harbor with 30.000 oranges and 0,000 lemons; Riveras walnut tower with a base and top of oranges. "The Old Oaken Bucket. Santa Barbara will also present a tropical scene. Tins of date palm county sends two trees 20 feet high; Ian alms 3 teet in diameter and 05 feet nigh; twenty-fiv- e paints from 8 to 15 feel high, banana plants weighing a thousand pounds apiece, oranges, olives, dates, olive oil, cniramoyas,shaddocks,the century plant in bloom, bamboo, papyrus, lemons and walnuts, etc., etc. Pasadena has sent 20. 000 calla lilies and these with the 10.000 palm leaves, 10,000 pampas plumes snd the evergreefts and other of flowfoliage plants and two ers will.it is expe:ted, make the exposi tion building a veritable bower of beauty Those who have given the matter attention predict that the fair will prove such to fruit fanciers that it an can hardly help marking a new era it the trade in citrus products. Call and inspect the Tailoring Establishment has just opened in the Utah National Bank Building, first door west of Main Street, on 1 South SL. by Wells Brown. VALLEY HOUSE rye-open- er Rome, April 14. In the chamber of Martuuzi gave notice of deputies his intention to ask the government what satisfaction had been as red fur and obtained in the case of the Italians lynched in New Orleans. Luchini also gave notice that he would call attention to the action taken by the government in this matlet . to-da- New Yoik, April 14. Willet & Cray and other uruinnieut biokcrs in raw and refined sugars, state an agreement has undoubtedly been entered into by iude- - Fine Jersey Bntter a specialty MINES Bonded Bought & Sold Salt Lake City Refer, by permission to Commercial National Room 6, over Utah National Bank, corner First South and Main Sta, 0 Salt Lake City. Next Door to the Hot Spring Salt Lake Git y i Money to Loan On Improved Farm in the San Pete Valley. Call upon or write ua for particulars. W. H. Dale, Manager The Electric Cara pass the P.O.Ifom C. B Matt land Door. THE CONKLIN .respandence solicited. Address: Smith, Donovan Sc Co-- , Knoim 57-Wasatch B'l'd'g, Salt Lake. 58 SAMPLING WORKS. s, We can handle any good properly. Cop Bank. Lombard Investment Ofosile COMPANIES Incorporated and Organized. Money advanced on Good lropcr-ticand to Develope Property First South St, a 25 W. $1.1$ to $a.oe per day. Special Ratea to Large Parties. Spencer Clawson Co Wholesale Dij floods Salt Lake City. - - Utah. r work, appetite U. R. Depot. Office Opera Howe llo.k .11 buuth Otw rirelully u4 will at hiithcu mullet price. kiuum mill, m day .rL a.,U tula. Icuutumawa hIwiIciI, Mna T1IECONKUN SAMPLING WOKKS P. O. Box 94a Salt Lake City VISIT PicksP alace Cigar bTOKE, Cabinet Photos For a Good Smoke 143 This Space ia Reserved for Main Street, Salt Lake City. One door north of Progress Tiie B'ti $1.50 Per Dozen- - HI Met Candy Company at Newcomb f Salt Lake City. B. K. Bloch & Co. WHOLESALI LIQUOR When they get lima they card. will writ their 162 Main Guaranteed. Salt Lake City Utah. Agents for Pabst, Milwaukee Export beer. HalHiM and a. Jtmtm - at, Martin Qchmidt. Ochmidt, 1I8S IMPORTER AND DEALER IN WATCHES CLOCKS, erchant erchant Tailor, Progress Bulding, JEWELRY Alain Street, Salt Lake City, Utah. P 0. Box hm See. .8 Tp. SOLE TIIE AENT FOR Simon Bros WHOLESALE Millinery Furnishings Salt Lake City, Utah. The fjritchett ritchett ouse, Jiouse, ing Public. Tabic Unsurpassed Rates Reasonable Mr. E. Pritchett, rrop. pro., aptm, mod cuitiratioo f Hid t ta Cr editor t of Aaiia Mart. Aadcnm Ttuu Ik. Notic la hereby STATE BANK Of Utah. bad. lokoC. JohMoo, Pul.y BaoMo. William Cura, Aodisw A. IfaiMM, aiMEpliraim.Saa rate Ca Uua (hoax U. Naaaa Ea tkm T. C. Ilailoy Asvnajr io by dtararad, uadaragrad laaco-lo- r Iht lam Wifi and loMiml at A ant. Maria Andctvm dcceaard. to lb. creditor, of and all ptnoaa bavin, claim. againM Uia nid dace. red, to cahiUl of 'atcl5ckIlf'WIND,N0 . Vlff! Moiie Special orrosiTB rosTorrica. brthS.E. K. 1 K. S LM.O-nhits. hh coo th toilowiox wiiiichm to No iuia tinuou. midciK EOXE.S OPTICAL GOOKSETCi All foodc varrnled m represented. cation gives to fine watch repairing. OKDS 58$. . Laid Oinilbll I.akcUtv.Utah, Muck fck.Avll Notic i, hrfrby Rirai liiil 111. MIhui .. faml Hitler k. .tiled wake of bit intcntioa 10 id hi. claim, .ad that Hid pmd mill not ia ia mad. nclm Prut. air Judf. or ia ka mbamc. Ik. C'fMtnylaik of Sn 1'rl. csonty , flak, at Mult April olk, Byt, .ir; Joho . llm, Utah, Iiecl.biryKuicnicntNaii.TjA silverware MUSIA nMlMlf aa. X.tta. for nu mi. Eliason, . a Co. St, Salt Lake city. CHANTS. 0. L fe Satisfaction & CIGAR MER- Furnishes from Moscow. :DE ALERS- i- Ratei: St Petersburg, April 14a A ukase Mt. Pleasant, Utah, about tu be is ued withdraws the priva-leg- e given to Jewish workmen of resid- Three Blocks South of Main street ing outside the limits assigned to Jews, and orders the expulsion of those living without the pale. T wo yea is grace is granted to possessors of real property, The Best Accommodations in and one year's grace to others. This will result iu the cxHilsiun of i4,oooIewt in the City to the Travel- HOUSE!, Wholesale Produce and Fruit Temple and Tabernacle car-loa- car-loa- Wasatch Commission COMPANY. Mineral Bath House. 1 If c Scottdale, Pa, Apnl 14. Evictions y were begun in a deieimined man ner. The families of two men have taken an artive part in the labor demon siiaiioui were first thrown out. The evi etions were carried on at Summit and Adelaide, and the scenes on the roads are likely to lie repeated all over the region. the npeiatois assert the stiikers ranks are breaking at lities. New Yoik, April 10. Gold coin to the amount of $2,500,000 was ordered fm shipment tu Europe. Five hundred thousand dollars additional in gold coiu have been ordered for U tah Book Stationery M To-nig- yl to-d- Ho. 59 LIJS! l'-UiLi theta, with Ike aeccaury nurheri,WMbin lourmoniha alter the Siat publication of Ihia BOOcc 10 Ik said ecutor at hi. redcac, I. Ephraim, SanpcU Coraty, U. T. lb wmc being the place farmuuacdou of tka bu.ineu of Mid Mtktc. Kickvald NtiUoo Executor of laM Will aad TaaU meal of Annit Matin Anderaon. dacaaacd. Dated Ihi. path day of March,! bps t NOTICE In the Frakau Cowl of the coaaty of Saa refa, Tam ritoryof lllak. I ulha Mailer of tiie lotateof ChriMraNlahra As Incompetent. IJtder 10 ulnar cauac ky older al Ml of Neal EjuaUkhoutd not ba mado. J. I1. Itirnteraen thr yuaidiaa of lb a ponra rad $500,000, male of I hrhuan NVlaea am lucaupauni . hating filed hi. pwilioa herein pi.yiax for an order of Hlo Hcbcr J. Grant, President. of the real mala, ol aaid decedcal, far tha puipoaci therein net !oflh. Wm. B. Prcstcn, aite-Pre- e. . 11 ia therefore Ordered by Ikojadga of laid Cowl tha all penult iatercaud la ilia aauie of Hid dacaam lleber U. Wells, Cashier. ad, a, ipcar before Ibo Hid Prokou emit M Monday lha IJ day ol April. ili. at n o'clock la ik coait koua ia Maaii City ceualy of Baa fata w ilia ceaaa why DURCTOSS. umdttahouldoM Le araatad w tka nid gaardiaaol Chas. S. Burton cell ao muck of tka real data mt tko Hid wcompa-to- F. Smith, hall ha aaccemary. W.CIsyton. H. Rowe, Nephl that a copy of elite Older bo publtakod a, loart Trank Y. Taylor, And auacMoa m. H. Cannon weofca u ibo Nannie a itwipopaa .jur V. T. Faaniworth, related aad pubiiahad hi aaid Saa fan Wuny. Clawron, Jacab Jehaara W. Richaid Young Morris. Judga af tka Premia tours Dated March 18, 1891 Territory of liuh 1 Its location is at Na. 60 Main Street. Baa Pata Louutya Bust-nes- sIt transacts a General Banking IJahaReid. aiethaf ibarrobau cowl la aid far raid (nuip, hureby canify tbaa tba lorettoina ie e lull and attract cepyuf tbe enpiaal It pays 5 per ceut1 Saving Deposit. m drr tc enaw cauac why aider of tale al nml aunt ikuold out be mad. It compounds luterest quarterly. Wimeea my head rad aflmal Kal,thla tfitk , , II solicits the business of the people ol yd.y JtAa Rdd.Oetk Salt Lake City, Utah. Capital, fully paid up rr , Utah. dNK.k. |