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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-12-25

equality in social circles. The altitude of
the city enables the people to look down
over the other cities in the valley as far as
Lehi, and were it not for the intervening
point of the mountain they might see Salt
Lake city in propitious weather. The
Oquirrh mountains west of the lake, limit
the view in that direction and hem in as it
were the
BROAD PANORAMIC PICTURE
of Utah valley and lake. South and east
are the Wasatch mountains towering one
above another, with the foothills standing
like faithful sentinels in front, and old
Mount Nebo, overlapping them all, in the
back ground. That monarch of the noun
tains seems proud of its own grandeur, and
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naval academy cadets were found unsatisfactory
at the semi-annual examination Just closed.
The number will either resign or be dropped.
Twenty are fOurth-class and one hrSt-class.
A Banker suspends.
MARQUETTE (Aiich.) February 4th.-J V.
Knapp, banker, suspended this morning and
the bank is now in the hands of g receiver. The
liabilities are about $4,000. The suspension
was eaused by hard collections aud large
draft which could not be met
A Female Murderer.
TULLAHoMA (Tenn), February 4th.- Sarah
Long, a disreputable woman went to the home
of H. c.. Arlington, three miles from Tulla-
homa, to-day, during Mr.. Arrington's absence,
and on being refused food, killed Mrs. AIRING
ton by beating her with heavy bludgeon-
A Kentucky Blessing.
LOUISVILLE, February 4th.-At Redbird Clay
county, last week there was an affray between
the sizmore gang and their enemies, in which
Bud Csrsmuth and Black Bill'' Sizmore
Garrisons badly wounded. No particulars. ~.
Mary's Heart salve.
PHILADELPHIA, February 4th.-In the suit of
Mary r. Fleming for damages for breach of
promise of marriage against John ]. Patterson,
ex-senator from South Carolina, statement of
the cause OF the claim was filedto day. The suit
is for so, 900.
The Clergy and Prohibition.
PITTsBuRG, February 4th.-The prohibition
amendment is not so fayorably received by the
clergy as vas expected Two Methodist min
listers openly oppose prohibition without COM
pensation.
strychnine For Quinine.
New YORK, February sth.-William IL. Hill.
superintendent for R. II. Macy & Co., the great
dry-goods concern, accidentally swallowed
strychnine this morning for quinine. He died
almost instantly.
The suspected Matricide.
JACKSON (Mich.l, February 4;h.-R. Irving
Latimer to-day pleaded not guilty when ar
raigned On the charge of murder. He was not
ready for trial, and the case was continued.
Declines Bishopric.
DETROIT, February 4th.-Dr Henry G. Satter-
lee, Rector of Cavalry Episcopal Church of New
York, has declined TO accept the chair of the
Detroit diocese. He will be asked to reconsider.
The Gunboat Yorktown.
PHILADELPHIA, February 4th.-The new gun
boat Yorktown, built by William Cramp & Sons
of this city, will be officially examined and
tested tomorrow.
Poor Vehicle for the Jun gle.
New YORK, February 4th.-Steyens, the BIZ
cyclist, who heads the Worlds expedition to
Africa to find Stanley, has reached Alden.
Seven Blocks Burned.
WATERFOWL On. ", February 4,h.-Seven
blocks at Antwerp were burned last night. The
loss is S75, coo.
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CBIvALKOUs AND BRAVE.
A Colored Walter Resents AN Insult to a
Girl, and Kills a Chinamau.

Los ANGELES, February 4th.-A pretty Ameri-
cen waiter girl, two Chinese cooks and an Afri-
can hotel runner entered into an International
dispute at Santa Paula on Saturday night
which resulted in a tragedy. Santa Paula is
sixty miles from here ON the Southern Pacific
line to santa Barbara, and the news only
reached here this morning There is a new
hotel there, at which a negro named Richard A.
Brown was employed as runner and 4 Jim
and Sam Long were cooks.
Saturday evening a waiter-girl was insulted
by one of the Chinese, and Brown heard the
coolie talking in vile manner. He resented
this and the quarrel grew warm with both
coolies The girl ran cut of the room antiei-
pating trouble, and tried to summon help, but
before assistance came the contest was yer.
As she left the room All Jim, who was pound
ing beefsteak with butchers cleayer raised
the weapon with both hands and started for
Brown, who grabbed chair and made club
OF il, knocking the coolie down. but by this
time Sam Long drew a large knife aud was
knocked down, too. The two rose and attacked
Brown jointly. he fought bravely for his liie
as the two coolies had got between him and the
door. He used the chair as both club and
shield until it was hacked to pieces by the knife
and cleaver. Not until the chair fell TO pieces
did the brave negro draw revolver, which he
had in his pocket. He fired, the bal going
through All Jim's body and p lssing throL ! his
lungs, inhlcting a mortal wound. Brown gave
himself up at once.
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CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
rELEGeAparC BRgviTigs.

Reports from about Ottawa, Ont, show that
the thermometer yesterday morning registered
"a to - degrees below zero
A meeting OF labor representatives is to be
held n Paris to form universal union for the
advancement OF the labor cause.
John 81 Garrison stole money aud q watch
from cowboys cabin al Williams, A. r., and
was run down and shot 70 death.
Mary H. Fiske, the wei known dramatist
and theatrical writer. known as 1.-The Giddy
Gusher, died in New York yesterday
William Smith e farmer living north OF
Marysville. was thrown from his wagon on sun
day afternoon. while returning home, and re-
ceiyed severe internal injuries.
maa calling himself Charles Stuart has
been arrested at Portland Or, for forgery. He
is believed 30 be one Tripley, who disappeared
from his home In San Francisco.
Two more OF the men injured by the railroad
accident of Sunday in Missouri-C. f. Browning
and Edward L9ne--died yesterday. Frank
Crawford aud John King are dying.
AT Walnut Hill. Boston, on Sunday, George r.
bic 100. with Springfield military rife beating
all the records with his rife in the ten-shoi
match al 20 yards.
a man named Dimoud, an employment agent
al Los Angeles, collected - so each from some
200 laborerS, who were TO be put at work on q
railroad IN San Fernando valley, aud then skip
ped There was no work for them
Thomas Harris. a merchant doing business a,
Cove, Ark, Wa sentenced TO two years impris
onment for murder, but was lately pardoned
the act having been found 10 have been com,
mitted in selfdefense. On his return home hi,
neighbors gave him grand ovation.
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srRAw-ouotsble at 7oas5c ? bale:

/ HOPS-Quotabie at 1261l6c p 10.
] BRAN-Quotable st Sl4 50d15 50 p ton fol
! the better grades, and S1l@14 50 for other quail
! ity.
| RYE-Quotable at 81 coal 65 = ctl.
BUCKWHEAT-Nore offering. Nominal at
| 81 20 p ctl.
| BUTTER-Trade is active and the better
| grades of fresh Butter find quick custom. Medi.
um qualities are less in favor and somewhat
| easy IN price Fancy, 23@24c; good to choice
i l9@21c; fair. 17620c; store lots, 10@15c
| picked roll, 1S620c; frkin, 1S62Oc; Eastern
creamery, II d20c in tubs: other kinds, 10d 15c
| n
! CHEEsE-We quote: Choice new, lS0l4c,
| good 10 choice old, 10 D12c; common grades,
( case: Eastern ordinary to fine. 1961l5c p b.
\ EGGS-The situation is wholly in favor OF
( buyers California ranch, 21%@2212c; store lots,
| 20G2lc: Eastern, fresh, lS@20c; cold storage,
| s3G4 80 2 case.
! POULTRY-Brnilers and young BOOSTERS are
| firm in price. Everything else III the Poultry
| line is weak. We quote job lots: Live Turkeys
Gobblers, 12(@1Sc; Rene lSG14c; dressed Turkeys.
/ 13@16c; BOOSTERS. s595 so for old and S7@S
Tor young: Hens, IS 50G6 50 Broilers, IS 50@6 30:
ducks IS 50@7; Geese. 81 75@2 pair for old and
| s. 2562 so = pair for young; Pigeons, 81 q 2
| pair for old
| GAME-Fair trade at uniform rates. We
| quote jobbing lots follows: Rabbits, 81 25
| al so: Hare. IL 2591 so; Sprig, ST 75G2; Quail,
! 81 2591 S71%: Teal, 81 25@l 80; Brant S1@1 %;
| Mallards, sos 50 Canvasbacks, s3@3 so; Gray
Geese, 81 1902; White Geese, 81; Widgeon, 81 y
| al So Small Ducks, 75cGS1; English snipe, 81
] az 80; common do, 50@75c; Honkers, s3@4
4 dnz
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THE SADDLE ROCK
RESTAURANT AID OYSTER HOUSE,.

LSIRsT-CLAsS HOUSE IN EVERY RESPECT
l. Ladies' D3ning-reom separate. Open dag
and night. BUCHANAN b GARRAGHER, Pro.
prietors, 1919 Second street, between and 6,
Saoramprto -
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A Double Tragedy.

CHICAGO, February sth.-John Dempsey, an
employe in hardware firm, tonight shot and
killed his sweetheart, Maud Mcclellan, and
is unknown.
The woman was 25 years OF age, and employed
in the Eye and Ear Infrmary. She bore an ex-
room indicate that Jealousy was the cause of
the deed.
A Couple Take Poison.
New YORK, February 4th.-The police late
TO night found Carrie holland, ages II years,
and James Consadine, aged %. on the curbstone
on West Seventy fourth street in this city, suffer
| ing from the effects of poison taken with sui
cidal intent. Both were taken to the hospital,
a serious condition. The motive of the suicide
is unknown.
The West Virginia Situation.
CHARLESTON (w. va.), February 4ih.-The
Legislature in joint session voted this evening.
by one majority, 10 open the election returns
and declare the result of all the votes except for
Governor. A resolution was also introduced de
claring Golf Governor on the showing of the re-
turns which give him plurality of ITO.
Heavy Drygoods Failure.
NEW YORK, February 4th.-J. d c. johnson,
drygoods merchants at Broadway and Twenty
second street. have assigned. The assignment
was really made by Robert johnson, who car
ries ON the business under the firm name.
There is general establishment as he claimed
year ago assets OF sl.ei0Oo0, against liabilities
OFFS 60,000.
Her Family Were Soldiers.
DETROIT, February ith.-Mrs. General henry
81. Stanton died yesterday OF pneumonia. Mrs.
stanton's maiden name was Macomb. her
ut the time of his death in 1871 was Maior-SSen-
eral aad General in Chief Of the United States
Army.
Imported Smallpox
NEW YORK. February 4th--The French steam
ship La Normandie was detained on her arrival
at quarantine to-day with smallpox on board.
Incompetent Cadets.
ANNAroL;s lMd.l. February ith.-Twenty five
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SAN FRANCIsCo mARKEr.
sAN FRANcIsco. FEBRUARY !,

SAN FRANCISCO, February 4th.
FLOUR-Net cash price for Family Extras,
g SOC 50 y Dbl; Bakers Extras. ~ 5OS4 60;
WHEAT-There is good inquiry, with fairly
active business. The market shows rather
strong tone at current rates, say, u 3614@Sl 81
GELS adapted for milling use change hands at a
range ofsl 42%@1 Is 2 ctl.
BARLEY-1he week closes on more promis-
ing outlook for feed Barley. Dealers look for
increased inquiry in the near future, with q
small advance in quotations as a necessary re-
suit. Prices have been easy for some time, and
sellers would be pleased to have change in
their favor. Brewing grades show but moder-
ate strength, the demand being limited. We
quote: No. Feed. soc; common grades, 100
IKE: Brewing, S719@90c for fair to good, and
! $50 971zc for choice.
OATS-No improvement in the situation. Of
ferings are liberal, while trade is slow. We
quote prices Surprise, 81 l59l Tx milling,
81 ilJSGl Is; choice feed, 81 TO- No. /,
oil G5 lower grades. s111 o21z: Black. 81
al 05 Gray, 81 025st91 o. y etl; Brown, 81 p
Countries for Large yellow were softer
to-day. For White there is no demand and val
ues remain nominal Quotable at 81 050l 071s
for large Yellow, 81 l0oI 1212 for small YelloE
and 81 OK al 70 p cti for White.
CRACKED CoRN-Qrotaole at s24 y ton.
CORNMEAL - Millers quote Feed st S24
2 ton; fre kinds for the table, in large and
small packages, 2E@75<c h.
OILCAKE &EAl-Quotabie at $50 2 ton.
SEEDS-We quote prices: Mustard, s.own,
&c: Hemp, sE@ic: RaDe, l1s@ 2j<o Timothy.
50: Alfalfa, l1@ll}zc = D; Flax, 50 S@2 70
MIDDLINGs-In fair supply. ouosable at sls@
= Ha ". slo@ls 80: whest and Cat IS 6
I. y; Wild Dat, sl0E1l 50; Dat, IS 50@1l Barley
SOIL; Barley and Dat, ss@ll; Alfalfa se9l0 2
p ton.
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MORE MYSTERY.
Further Conflicting Rumors About Prince
Rudolph,s Death,

LONDON, February 4th.-The statement now
comes that the Crown Prince Rudolph was muir
dered. He received letter, Tuesday, which
agitated him. It is said to have been q ehal
lenge to mortal combat from the betrayed hus
band To This Rudolph replied that the Haps-
burgs could only fight with their peers. The In
furiated husband thereupon took the law into
his own hands and killed the Kaiser's heir, &C.
companied by his brother, and it is also SAID by
the brother of his wife. The murderer of ths
Archduke started down the Danube on board
his steam yacht, making for Turkey. IL Is
stated that no pursuit will be made by the au-
thoritiaS
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A VILE SANDER.
No BIZ Introduced Requiring Educators
to be Able to Read.

SANTA FE On. NJ }, February 4th-A dispatch
sent out en- February I'd. dated at Albuquerque,
from some unknown core, pondent, stating that
a bill had been introduced in the Legislature
requiring that school-teacherss should know how
10 read and write is Misrepresentation, and was
made apparently to influence Congress against
the admission of New Mexico to statehood
There is, and has been for year, a statute here
requiring all teachers to pass an examination in
all the elementary branches usually taught in
the public schools
The excuse for this misre representation is an
ACT which required an educational qualification
tor School Directors and all county officers,
which Act has passed The people of New
Mexico are in favor of statehood, which was
demonstrated by the territorial Convention
lately held at Santa Fe, which declared in its
favor earnestly and unanimously. The Legis-
Iature has also unanimously passed memorial
10 the same effect
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PACIFIC COAST.
THREF-FOOT CAVE JEWELLERS IN
NEW MEXICO.
A Brave Negroes Act-Terry Stays
in Jail-Coach and Horses
Drowned-Shasta Items.
STATE INDUSTRIES.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooRD-uNIoN.l
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HARRIsON's POLICY.
His Highest Aim in Office will be to Do
What Ia Right

IN&ANAPoLIs, February 4th-Our ministers
of all denominations united TO day in g testi-
monial to General Harrison, written on parch-
meDt Rev. Hanford A. Edison made the pre-.
sentation address General Harrison made a
| feeling reply, and was seemingly much stirred.
During his remarks he said Entering upon
the discharge of The duties which 1 viii soon
assume, shall be glad for all the sympathy OF
| the good people OF the nation. If l am con-
scious OF the possession of single qualification
for the duties to which l am called, it is the
be guided
General Harrison's callers included E. F.
Eddings, Presidential Elector, from North
Marietta. Ga, and A. o. Green and H. R. Bry-
son OF Fayetteville, Tenn. General Mosby ar
riyes to morrow.
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SIX KILLED.
Buildings Crushed by 2 Falling Wall
and Six Lives Lost.

and Six Lives Lost.
OMAHA (Neb.) February 4th-A high wind
this afternoon blew down a large section of the
east wall of Max Meyers brick building at the
corner of Farnham and Eleventh streets, COM
pletely wrecking two buildings to the east.
Six people were killed, and number injured
The dead are Edward Olesou, clothing mer-
chant; Mrs. Hincher. who resided over Ole
sons; Michael Martin, a laborer; Thomas
Houston, a cerk; P. Boxer, senior member of
the firm OF Boxer Il Co., safe dealers; Rudolph
Mitchell, insurance agent.
Those most seriously injured. are: c. H
Bla ke Charles Caesar. John jackson and Emma
Oliver. all employees of dunbar & Co engrayers
1t is not thought that any of the injured will
die, and it is believed that ali the bodies have
been gotten out of the ruins.
LATEg.-This evening the list of dead was in
creased to seven by the finding in the ruins of
the body of Thomas Lombard bookkeeper for
ReVer 4 On
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BANKING HOUSES.
SACRAMENTO BANK.

VNHE OLDEST SAVINGS BANK IN THE
i city, corner of and Fifth streets, Saera-
mento: Guaranteed capital, S5O0,000; paid up
capital, gold coin $500 900; loans on real estate
February l, 1889, s., TAT 1878; term and ordinary
deposits, February l, 1882 S2,545S 99 Term and
ordinary deposits received, and dividends paid
in January and July. Money loaned upon real
estate only. The Bank does exclusively a saw
lngs bank business. Information furnished upon
application to W. 2. COLEMAN, President -
ED. + HAMILTON, Cashier. lp-tf
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AWAY BELOW ZERO.
Fearful Blizzard spreading Over
Eastern States,

n Otef
Eastern States.
NEW YORK, February 4th.-There is very cold
weather in the East to-day. The Thermometer
ranges from 1o0 to 2io below in Mohawk valley
81 below at 81. Johnsbury, Vt, 24o below al
Hanover, n, H, zero al Worcester, Mass, and
go below at Montreal
In this State the thermometer registered SO
below zero at Saranac lake this morning. Rome
had the same record last night.
N THE BAY STATE.
Boston, February 4th.-Advices from various
points in this State show that the weather is ex
tremely cold, the thermometer ranging from
30 to 40 degrees below zero.
IN THE WEST ALSO.
CHICAGO, February 4th = Dispatches from
various points in the Northwest shows fall
of temperature OF from 10 to . degrees in the
past five hours A southwest wind prevails
accompanied by snow.
UP IN MANITOBA.
ST. PAUL, February 4th.-A cold wave is pre-.
vailing in the Northwest and the temperature
is dropping rapidly. 1t is now Ii degrees below
zero at Winnipeg.
A CHILD MORTALITY HURT.
OMAHA, February 4th-Dnring the heavy
wind storm at Hastings to-day, Eva Aldrich, a
struck to the ground by section OF board
sidewalk and held there until released One OF
the children will die. The others were badly
injured, but will recover.
SEBRAsKAs BIG BLOW.
LINCOLN (Neb.), February 4th.-A heavy gale
prevailed all over the State o-day, starting at
o'clock this morning at Alliance and reaching
Lincoln about 9 A. NJ. Considerable damage
Tas done in the western part of the State, build
ings being unroofed and trees blown down.
AT Arapahoe a number of small buildings
were blown down, bnt injuring no one.
The storm was widespread, but reports so far
eonfine the damage to the places mentioned.
Lincolo escaped with a few cornices blown
away and a few cuthouses overturned. The
storm was an electrical disturbance, and many
watches and clocks in this city stopped about
9 o'clock in the morning
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-UNIoN
ABOUT THE SIZE OF 1T.

The Senate Thought to bo Opposed TO
German Annexation.
BEPLIs, February 4th.-Commenting upon the
action of the United States Senate in voting the
credit Tor g coaling station at Pango Pango, the
National Zeitatng says: America obtained the
right TO establish coaling station from Mali
etoa, but she did not take advantage of the
privilege within the specified time. The estab-
lishmeDt now of station would appear to be an
American protest against German annexation. -
PESDLETDN NOT ADMIRED.
The North German Gazette to night makes an
allusion TO PenGle,on being unweil. This is
construed as an indication that the appointment
OF a new American Minister is desirable.
The North German Gazette denies that Minister
Pendleton has made any official communication
concerning Samoa.
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HOME AFFAIRS.
SEVEN LIVES LOST BY FALLING
WALLS IN OMAHA.
A Cold Wave Rolling Over the
Country-Swift and the Cabinet
The Garments Strike.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE sEooRD-usroS.l
HOME AFFAIRS.

[sFEcIAL DISPATCHES TO THE aHooRD-uslos.
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The Indian Scare.

BoDIE, February 4th.-The Indian trouble in
Antelope valley is on account of two Indian
murderers being incarcerated in the Bridgeport
isil one for the murder of a Chinaman In An
teiope valley, and the other fer the murder of a
white man named Louis Sammon at Mono lake,
in this county The indians are gathering In
the valley and there are threats of violence.
The Government has ordered troops TO be in
readiness to start if necessary. No immediate
trouble is apprehende1
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Ralfon,,a Roax-e,nard.
Notes from thn nav.

SAN FRANCISCO, February 4th.-The Super
visors this evening, on The motion TO award the
contrac. for the city printing to the Report,
which offered TO do il free, deferred action for
two weeks to obtain the opinion of the City At
torney as TO the legality of contract where no
consideration is named.
Mayor Fond sent in the name of Major Thos.
+. Barry to succeed Captain Mcdonald as Su-
pervisor.
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SAN FRANCISCO, February 4th.-A dispatch re-
ceived here this afternoon from Point Reyes
states that the mate and two seamen named
Thomas Shellman and A. Coldwell, OF the sail
ing schooner o. :. Fowler, lying in brakes bay
were drowned by the capSizing OF a boat.
Parties on the shore could hear their cries for
helm. hUf no as ,istance conld be rendered
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Upl,n ition TO Northern Pacific Rates
The Idaho Annexation

SPOKANE FALLS. February 4th.-A union oil
merchants his been formed to join with the
Board of Trade in fighting the Northern Pacific
on freight rates before the Interstate Com.
mission. The sum of Sl0,f 90 was pledged for the
purpose, if necessary.
At a mass meeting of the citizens Of Palouse
City, il this Territory, large sum was raised to
send Judge Norman Buck to Washington to
advocate the annexation of the Idaho Pan
Handle
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EDWIN Forrest,s seoret.

The great tragedian, Forrest, had secret
which everybody ought to learn and profit
by. Said he: owe all my success to the
fact that everything have undertaken |
have dJne thoroughly. I never neglect
trifies. That's the point-don't neglect
trifes. Don't neglect that backing cough
those night sweais that feeble and caprici.
Gus appetite. and the other symptoms,
trihing ia themselves. but awful in their
significance They herald the approach of
consumption. You are in danger, but you
can be saved. Dir. Pierces Golden Medi-
cal Discovery viii restore you to health
and vigor. as it has thousands of others.
For a. scrofulons diseases, and consump
ton il one of them, il is sovereign
remedy.
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CANADA.
Re-opening of the Winter Carnival
Montreal.
A Hit at Our senate.
Failed for n Million.

MONTREAL February 4th.-The Gazette speak
ing officially OF the rejection of the extraditior
treaty, says: Boodlers and dynamiiers may bt
now at ease
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BaLFoUR's VICTIM.

The Prison Medical Inspector Orders
Better Treatment for O'Brien.
LONDON, February ith.-The Council of the
National Liberal Federation held a special
meeting to consider the subject Of OBrien S
treatment by the prison officials at ClonmeL
Medical Inspector o Farrell ordered that o. Brien
be given nourishing food. o. Bren replied that
he was ready 10 take the ordinary prison fare,
treatment that ought to be accorded political
prisoner.