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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. ls.-At to-slay's
session of the National Prison Reform
association number of interesting pa
perintendcnt FELTON, of Chicago. i'm wliicl,
he advocated general system of identi-
flying criminals, cautioned wartlcns
against delegatinR power to punish tn
suborSlinates. Isaac ID. Smeasl. of Ohio.
read "a paper commenting the Ohio state
parole system.
At "a meeting of the National warslens'
association. the report of the committee
urging the enlargement of the scope OF the
association and the change of the name Ia
the Warden Association of the United
States and Canada was adopted. JOSEPH,
Nicholson Of Washington was electasi
president for the ensuing year.
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says: ''Tbe great part Of the population
OF southern Brazil Is attached tn the
fntherland and faithfully cl,erislsss Ger
man traditions. IL In hardly likely the re-
public will succeed i'm saving this enor-
NOUS state from chaos The political
destiny of southern Brazil has claims
upon German interests and sympathie~.
IL may therefore seriously affect German
relations with Brazil"
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milwaukee Flour Mill. sold.

MILWAUKEE. Nov. 1s.-Options on six
Touring mill and all grain elevators im
the city. except those owned by the 1T.
Paul road. are reported to have been
secured for AN English syndicate. The
agent declines to give figures.
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BERLIN, Nov. 1s.-Germany and Bel
giun have agreed to divide the district OF
Mors.snet between them. Lieutenant Russ
in "a letter dated week later than the
last report, does not mention the massacre
of DIR. Peters and party.
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Bix O,l Deal In Ohio,

FiSDLAS. o., Nov. 1.-THE independ-
ent oil deal i'm the Ohio field has been
completed. IL embraces the reorxanis~-
tion of the Gayuor oil company with y
capital stock of e. .0OO.OO. and u lease Of
AJ,OUO acres OF valuable oil land.
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wAsHINGToS. Nov. 1s.-victor vifxuAin.
United States consul at Colon. in his re-
port for the year ended October 81, 1889,
says that since. the work ON the Panama
canal was stopped, business at Colon has
been almost eutirey prostrateG.
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Clearing House Exchange.

BosroS, Nov. is.-The table complied
from dispatches from the leading clearing
houses shows the total gross exchanges
for the week ended November III. tss9.
were S1.2iO.6Ss, ,tO4-an increase of 12-9
per cent. compared with the corrs-
spending week last year.
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The Olliss sunday lMxs

tISCiSSATf. Nov. ls.-Forty saloon
kecpers were arrested yesterday and last
night for violation Of the Sunday law by
keeping side doors open. The managers
and performers at the Hucks. Havelins
anl Harris theat.rs were also arrested for
giving perforrnaAnce-.
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Dropped, D.s., Svh,i. Running

LONDON. Nov. 1s.-Ex-Mayor Ward. OF
She field. dropped dead to-day while rum
ming catch the train. Ward was the
largest manufacturers of edge tools i'm the
world.
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Could Not Agree.

MINNEAPoLIs, Nov. ls.-The jury in the
Collum forgery case came i'm to-day, hav.
ing been out since Saturday night. and
announced that they were unabls. agree.
The judge sent them back.
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settled with rh.,r Cr.a,ssr~

NEW YORK. Nov. ls.-Lewis Bros. q CO..
dry goods merchants. have succeeded in
effecting "A settlement with their creditors
at So ,. cents the dollar.
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rwo Worn.n brow ned

LoUIsvILLE. Nov. lS.-Ncar Cynthiana.
Kentucky. yesterday, Fanny Reese and
Sadie smith were drowned hile crossing
"a swollen stream in u buggy.
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!. OLEARY, Attorney and Counselor At Law.

Practices in all OF the state and United states
courts. Collections promptly made. Special AT
tenti0n given To Mining Properties and Minnt
sgty Rented and Rents Collected once rooms
and Matte Block, corner of First and Oak
streets. Anaconda. Mont.
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A MISUNDERSTANDING.

WE publish today n communica
ton from Elder Theodore Brandlev
correcting some inaccuracies which
appeared in statement publishe,
in the News some time ago regard
ing the conversion, labors and ex.
periences Of Brother Walter Diet.
rich. The latter being unable tc
speak English our reporter was un.
der the necessity ofconversing with
him through the medium Of an in
terpreter. It's more than probable
that most of the DISCREPANCIES to
which attention is directed by FL
Der Brandley occurred in The pro-
cess Of transmission to a third partv.
anu were inadvertent. The
statement did not suggest 10
us that anything like even a SEEM
ing reflection upon President Stuck
in it. Probably the failure
to observe it was because Of our
knowing him to be a large-hearted
man and the soul Of honor.
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Floods in CALIFORNIA;.

SACRAMENTO, Dee. Report,
from south Of this city show much
damage was done by water rising In
the Sacramento river and tribut
aries, caused by the recent rains
The river has risen twenty fee,
above low water mark at Coiusa.
The levec broke below that town
this morning, flooding thousands OF
acres. Hundreds of men are patroI.
ling the levees, watching for dan.
ger. Several washouts have oc.
CURED, and n small number OF
bridges arc washed away. C.T.Jones.
at one time candidate for sheriff at
san Francisco, was drowned while
attempting to cross n small bridge.
the high waters having carried
away the approaches. a man
named JOslett, living near Colusa.
Is supposed to have been drowned.
SANTA CRUZ, Cal, Dec. H.
There was a cloud-burst over Per
RVS hill last night. Five houses
We're washed down stream. Joseph
T.. Eastern was drowned and there
were several narrow escapes.
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\ Furious Tornado.

PiITsnUKu, Dec. 1.-THE most
destructive wind and rain storm
that ever visited the western PORTION
OF Westmoreland County passed
over the new city Of Jeanette early
this morning. Houses were blown
down and nnrOofed and trees up
rooted by the roots and carried long
distances. Two large threestory
frame buildings were completely
demolished. 4 number OF dwellings
were moved from their foundations
and IN some instances lady dam
aged. No lives were lost.
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TRYING TO UNITE.

HE five states Of Central Amer.
lea, Guatemala, Honduras. san Sal.
Tador Nicaragua anu Costa Ric,
are noted forthequarrelsome u,,ure
81 the elements Of politics and non.
H-ation embraced in them. and for
their proncncss 10 indulge in revo-
buttons and political feuds. That
governmental affairs in these state
should be in a chronic state Of nm
certainty Is not to be wondered =,
Nhen the character Of the pspulo-
uon lsconsidered. The total inbab-
ltants Of the five States pf,,,bo-
about 2,5oo,e0o, and only one in one
hundred is a full-blooded whit.
man. The whites are ne,rI,. on
Spaniards, and possess the traits ~
That race. About half Of the ponu-
iation are Indians. and the
malnder are negroes and mixed
races.
The student OF history would
hardly regard such material rs tbis
the most available for the CON. !
slruction Of the more advanced and |
enlightened forms Of government |
nor would he regard it As STRANGE
that under republican institutions
such elements Of population would |
manifest Il Pronencss for strife and
turmoil To hold ignorant and |
mixed races, especially the colored
ones under orderly control. n CEN
tralized form OF government is gen.
orally deemed requisite. It IRE
vents demagogues from incitjpp
the popuiace to uprisings. an evil
from which the States OF Central
America continually suffer.
Bui 1t Is a fact that the people Of
these states are making tanpibl,
politically. They are learn
ing by what they have suffered
They are recognizing the evils tho,
have been inflicted upon them Inv
ambitious upstart leaders, who have
fomented the uprising and revolu.
tons that have wrought SO much
damage and misery, and are trying !
o solidify their governmental | 9
abrics in n manner to prevent a L
Of such events. {
Recently congress Of representa- v
ives Of the five Central American ?
governments has been holding ses q
ions and adopting measures for the
mutual welfare. This congress has
cen laboring TO perfect and advance =
scheme looking TO the erection Of a n
Iteration Of these sovereign states. f.
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THE HOUSE.
Ohio Ballot Box Casc.-Rcporf of
the Siicott Committee.

ine Sficott Committee.
! WASHINGTON, Dec. l2.-Butter.
I worth brought up the famous Ohio
ballot box contract which figured ca
conspicuously in the last campaign,
by Offering a resolution reciting that
Of the persons whose names appcar
on the said paper, all except one
were at the time Of said publication.
and, except :. :. Cox deceased. are
still members Of the House or Sen
ate, and that committee of
I'VE be appointed to inyestj-
gate. The resolution further said
that If the contract were genuine
the signers were unfit to sit i'm Con
gress. The resolution was adoutad
and the report Of the SiIcott com
mlitee was reported 20 the House.
The report Of the committee gives
details Of the statement Of assets
ana liabilities Of the office on De
cember 9TH. The shortage is stated
Mt $40, 1886. The report goes on
to say that the committee have mot
yer q sufficient investigation Of the
matter Of discounts and notes
Many notes, the committee believe.
were forged, to cover the dcfalca-
ton already existing. The com
mlttee cannot too severely condemn
the manner in which the sergeant
alarms conducted the affairs of his
Office y resolution was adopted
extending powers to the select com
mittee so that it may report to the
house its conclusions as to the effect
OF any deficiency Of cash in he Of
ice Of the sergeant at arms.
The House adjourned till Mon |
day.
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The CronIn Trial.

| CHICAGO, Dec. ll.-FOrrest re
sumed his address in the Cronin
case this morning, arguing that the
horse which drew Cronin away "a
his death was not Dinan's whit,
horse.
Forrest cited the probability from
Coughlin's words and actions, In IA.
vor of the theory of innocence.
why should Coughlin harm Gro.
nin?" said he. "CTOnin had never
injured him; had never wronged
him IN any way. Don't you see the
whole thing is absurd:''
Forrest said that Martin, the ex-
pressman who hauled the furniture
10 The Carlson cottage, had he been
an lrishman, would have been
suspected Of completely. lie argued
that there was no evidence that
Burke fled to Winnipeg. When
questioned by the police there. he
voluntarily gave his true name and
alias. There was absolutely no evil
dence that Burke was at the Carl
son cottage on the night of the
murder. Forrest closed his argu-
ment, which had lasted three days
and a half, with an appeal for &C.
quittai, and court adjourned till
Friday.
1.-THE Fox.''
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 1l.-'sCooney
the Fox" has been found again.
a dispatch from Dodgeville, Wis
eonsin, saysa prisoner who has been
confined in Jail there several
months and who has been acting
very mysteriously, r. believed with.
out a doubt 10 he the long-sought
for Cronin suspect.
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somewhat after the model OF the
American Union. 1t is proposed TO
call the federation 1.-THE States of
the Republic of Central America"
and to start its governmental machi-
merry in September of next year. The
presidential term is TO be one year
and will be filed by the governors
or presidents Of the five republics in
succession. The federal legislature
will consist Of fifteen members, three
from each state, one to be appointed
by the president Of the state, and the
! other two TO be chosen by the state |
[ legislature. Each state will retain |
its sovereignty, modified by powers
conceded to the central organization,
and will retain substantially its pre-
sent form and modes ofgovernment.
It is not yet known that such a
federation viii he established; but
It is claimed that the predominant
sentiment in all the states except
Costa Rica is in favor Of it. In the
latter an ani-federal sentiment pre-
walls. Such a union would be a
great move in the direction of pro- !
gress. 1t would impart stability and I
a settled character TO Central Amer I
lean affairs, would encourage en- !
.erprise and immigration, and in /
many ways would result benefi-
emily TO the people Of all the /
tates. =
Religious liberty would beyond :,
.Oubt be thoroughly established rs Il
ne Of the results Of such n union, P
nd thus would preparation he made =
Or the religious advancement Of the a
bOriginal portion Of the population, al
'hich viii certainly take place in p
comparatively short time, to de- :. u
rec that viii render them an en- p
ghtened, civilized and liberty Ct
wing race. The trend Of current in
vents on the American continent al
in the direction Of fulfilling the n
IrpOses which the Almighty has sh
reshadowed in the Book Of Nor th
ON, and the revelations He has ~
ven through Joseph the Seer. no
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-12
-Four Drowned.

PoRT WASHINGTON, Wis, Dec.
ll.-Mns. Claude Augustin, her Il.
year-oh daughter and two infant
sons were drowned in Milwaukee
River AZ Saukville, today. One lit
tic boy was playing on the ice and
broke through and Mrs. Augustin
attempted 70 rescue him. The
daughter tried to help the mother
and as they were disappearing the
remaining f0ur-year-oId child tod
died out ON the ice crying for his
mother and fell into the same hole.
In an instant he, like the others.
was carried beneath the Ice. a
man saw the tragedy, but all was
over before he could reach the spot.
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a Cannon ExpIodcs.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec. 1I.-By
thepremature explosion Of n cannon
used In firing n salute today J. w.
touehe was badly burned. He will
probably lose his eyesight. Il. w.
Bianton had hand shattered, his
arm laceIated and was otherwise
wounded. Several others were
slightly injured. The cannon was
that used in firing salute when
South Carolina seeded from the
Union. 1t was fished out Of the
river some years, ago, where it had
been thrown when Sherman's army
was about 10 enter the city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-12
brazilian Jewels Stolen.

LISBON, Dec. 1.-THE ex-EmE.
ress OF Brazil received n telegram
nom Rio Janeiro informing her that
all her jewels have been stolen. This
loss will be heavy blow to the im-
perial family. In the collection were
comprised the finest Brazilian dia-
mOnds i'm the world.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-12

The three-year-old son Of Brother
anu Sister John Hunter, of the
Eighteenth Ward, died Yesterday
afternoon, from diphtheria, and was
buried today. This is the second
death that has occurred in the same.
iamiiy-not from the same com
paint however-and much symno.
thy is felt by the friends OF the he
rStTed parents. They have one
child surviving, an infant few
weeks old.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-12

the Church of the Incarnation,
President and Mrs. Harrison and
other relatives followed the casket.
Nice-Presidept and Mira. Morton,
Secretaries Blaine, Proctor, Tracy
and Rusk and ladies, thor families,
and a number Of prominent persons
occupied pews. The interment took
place at Rock Creek Cemetery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-12
Capture Of opium smuGgiers.

CHICAGO. Dec. l.. 80 4 special
from Tacoma, Washington says:
Bill EastOn and Jack Powers, chiefs
of an opium smuggling gang, and n
Northern Pacific conductor con-
federate OF theirs, were arrested to-
day by revenue officers. Two hun
drcd and fifty taels Of opium were
found in their possession. The cap
ture is regarded rs very important.
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They're Goiu- IL

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-THE English
syndicate, which recently bought
the Touring mills and elevators at
Minneapolis, today, through At
iorney Levi Meyer, Of this city.
closed the deal for the largest mills
and elevators ut Duluth. The price
is $1,000, 600.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-12

ZANzIBAR, Dec. 1.-The Zanzi-
baris who accompanied Stanley ON
his expedition through Africa were
received 10y the Sultan today. The
sultan thanked them for the SPLEEN
did services they rendered, and re-
warded them with presents.
Zanzibaris engaged In feting STAN
ley and the members OF his eXpedi'
ton.
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AHnDIe.

WASHINGTON. Dec. u. - AfteI
some unimportant routine business
the Introduction Of bills was re-
sumed ia the Senate. Butler in.
troducei a bin providing for the
emigration of persons of color from
the Southern States, and Stewart
presented his free coinage bill. The
brief executive session adjourned
until Monday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-12
An Extremity.

LoND9N, Dec. I2.-The evening gas
companies expect that the South
London Company have conceded the
demands OF the coal pOrters. Pend
ing arbitration the South London
Company are engaging paupers from
poor houses.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-12

GESEvA, Dec. l2.-Colonel Glib
born Booth, chief Of the staff to the
commander of the Salvation Army,
has been arrested for infringing the
decree by which he was expelled
from Switzerland. IL was arranged
today that he be liberated upon pay-
ment Of q.
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stanley Ranaueted.

ZANZIBAR, Dec. l2.-The British
India Steam Navigation Company
today gave 4 luncheon to Henry
NJ. Stanley on board the steamer
Ard,cdttd, pioneer vessel in
service between Great Britain and
East Africa. Stanley predicted the
apid growth and prosperity Of East
4 fr-i.n
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Henry VI. Stanley ami His Fol-
lowers ReceiTe Queen Vic
toria's Congratulations.
THE FAMOUS TRAVELLER FETEo
AT ZANZIBAR.
The Historical Palace Of San Sal
radOr Burned, with 3d.
100000 Loss.
THREE OPIUM smuGoLERs Ar
RESTED AT TACOMA.
The "SiIeOtt Committee" Make a
Report.-The Ohio Ballot
Box Case.
BY Telegraph to til. vrus.i
The Queen and stanley.

LONDON, Dec. l2.-The Queen
has sent cable despatch TO Stanley,
i'm which she says: "My thoughts
are with you and your brave follow
ers whose hardships and dangers
are at an end. Iagain congratulate
YOU all, including the Zanzibares
who displayed such devotion and
fortitude during your marvellous ex-
petition. ] trust Emin Pasha is
making favorable prOgress.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-12

MINNEAPOIIs, Dec. I2.-Julius
Schultz, a well kROwn money loaner
and real estate man, was arrested
today. He was indicted by the last
jury for forgery for completely in the
alleged crime Of J. Frank Collom,
tried n short time ago for forging
tue name Of John L. Blaisdell.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-12

NEW YORK, Dec. Ia.-E. y.
Dickerson, the great patent lawyer.
and lately leading counsel for the
Bell Telephone Company, died last
night.
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Pnnsmn cnnnI commission

PARIS, Dec. 1.-THE commission
appointed by the liquidators OF the
Panama Canal Company to examine
into the affairs Of the company have
smiled for AsninMaIl.
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Justus Rathbonc.s Funeral

UTICA, y. Y, Dec. 1.-THE fun
eral Of Justus II. Rathbone tool
place this morning. A large num-
Der OF knights Of Pythfas were
present.
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4 Iyuching.

CHATTANooOA, Dec. l2.-Laura
Stivers, n seven-year-old girl, was
assaulted IN the woods yesterday by
n white man named Will Cardin.
A posse caught him last night and,
after Identification, lynched him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-12
NerJ Probable.

PHILADELPHIA, Dee. I2.-It is
believed that Joseph Dittman, the
wellknown retired paper manufac-
turer, was drowned in the Schuyl-
kill River last evening. His buggy,
overturned, was found on the river
hank.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-12
Dan'f Know.

Boston, Dec. II. President
Adams, OF the Union Pacific, says
he has heari nothing Of the report
ed purchase by the Union Pacific Of
the projected Dallas Pacific & South
western.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-12

New York, Dec. l2.-The treasu-
rer of the Irish National League
today cabled SIS, 600 10 the treasurer
Of the Irish League for the tenants,
defense fund.
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Swiss Printers ON Still,

BERNE, Dec. I2.-The printers
nave struck for higher wages. Sew
erai papers are unable TO issue.
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Commi>.ioneror Pension>,

WASHINGTON, Dec. II. - The
Senate has confirmed the nominal
ton Of Green Ii. Rsum, OfIllinOis, AS
commissioner Of pensions.
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Mrs. Scot Lord. funeral.

WAsiIINGroN, Dec. I2.-Fuaeral I
services were held over the remains /
oil Mrs. Scott LORD this morning at !