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Real Estate,
FOR SALE.

NJ. ElG, 2nS and $40 Main street, ground a
llll lot, houses ~ go D. repair, now renting NJ
~ per Annum, eau DO bought for $500; No.
"a Main street, s!,tOJ; No. 2lOl, 2i06 and 2lOs
Water street, $50 D; two Desirable Residences on
ai%.llLrentn hlIrCI; two Desirable Residences on
No IA AfkCt street; 40. $40 Main street;
Store aud Dwelling, %CenlrIView, Monroe county,
Ohio, viii exchange for city property; No. Glh
EOlI street, slSD; No. 1000 ChAFiln0 street,
l2,lgJ, No. lUg5 MOCollOCh stiCot, ground 60 By
lA ieU .SL,tOJ; No, 1870 McCOllOch street, Double
Frame, q 100, O. feet Of ground on North huron
street nCar LAne street u GO: two Brick Houses,
. ana . eleventh street, EAST OF Baltimore
street, ground o BY 10 iCDl, 500.
Many other llOnSts, Lots aud Farms for sale.
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"Any doctors working at # nowH"
NNn WIN IA vn,, aSL 9ii

"wdl, Ihad an idea, My old woman
has got mighty sassy Of late, telling me
TO shut up, go ito, come oil the perch, and
so on. She's over sixty, and II struck
the that she was celebrating on being
sot back about thirty years and then giv'
ing me the shake for 4 purifier man. II
seCtn5 was wrong, and now I'll 60
home with my mind relieved and make
her walk chalk"
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Simply Apnly aHWAYNtA UtNfAGNf,N No ID.
eIhAl medicine required. CutIe leltef, eczema,
Web all ltlplllha on lhN leCe, hands, nose, 40.
iSs.i1S !hS AID elsat yhlIs aud asalIhy. Y, "
BY no other remedy, All y6If dfnsfIIi l0i
BWAYNE1 OINTMENT. fihAAW
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Aiao with ilOth Rect,

CAieaaS 7ttbuNG
tits often said Of the Ohio man that
he gets there with both feet" The
Ohio man known as MI sllCott seems 10
have got there with both hands,
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APrER diphtheria, scarlet fever, OF
pneumonia. Hoods Sarsaparilla will
give strength to the system, and expel
all poison from the blood.
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Trustees Sales.
TRUSTEES SALE,

BY virtue Of u drCl Of trust made by John II,
Y1mrken, John II. piGhi and Ada 4 Diehl,
u wife, To- ]. H., COwden, trustee, aud Of an or
der vi tie CilCuit Court Of ohio County, Wctt
Virginia, made Ul the IStn day Of May, tSSg, AZ
pointing meas trustee IN place OF the trustee
han ed In said iced OF trust, which Is dated
NAnh 70 lssj, and Is recorded In the office oil
the Clerk Oi the county Court Of Ohio County,
Nest Virginia, lH llCtd Of trust BOOK No, ",
pSgU 5is, ! Will sell nj tho front door OF the
Court House nj tail county, on
THURSDAY, the 10Th DAY Of DECEMBER, 1859,
beginning ut 10 O'Clock a, III the following do.
EKbNl properly, that II 10 nay; -Four lots oil
ground HHmbctCi Twelty.thfe6, PwentY.four,
fErn 8 live aud iEeRty'kix lnEquare numbered
Two Of John r GilCArlSt'A addition No, 2 TO the
city Of Wheeling.
fhe title Ia lhu above property Ia believed 10
b. perfect, hut selling AS trustee ] will convey
only tue title vested In INC BY said deed Of trust.
TEAMS or SALE-Une' third aud u much mort
a the purchaser elects u pAy In cash, the bal
Lure III iva equal lnAtallmehs In one aud two
yeAis, notes bCHrlng Interest. from the day OF
Llr to be- given for tho deferred payments, tho
title To he retained until payment 10 made In
iull W, J. W. COWDEN, Trustee.
" H'IiFR A%nr'inneeF. de3
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pALTIMoRE&oH1O RAILROAD
pGii aud arrive At Wheeling a. io~llOwE-EMiOrn
lima,
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New York, Dec. ls.-riR iron Grm; American
$40 GOalD 90, Copper unchanged. lead quiet
and steady; domestic 81 S7N. Tin dull aud
weaker; straits 81 81.
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'B',L sc RAlLRoAD-Csntra Time,
BellHiFe q zauesville Through Passenger leaves
pm.
WoodSaeld Passenger leaves BeliRIre at A:lO D,
M Strives NJ BellalFe VI $3.50 d, m.
summertield Accommodation leaves BellRIIO
81 ll;2O y, m, arrives ut II 20 4, IN,
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Thousands OF cures follow the use Of
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. 80 cents.
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Educational.
Educational.
Mt, De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, W. VI.
pi.,s,, n, tina v,.t,.,io,,

NVOVVI8 NV VWEWuVHV
A school OF moro than national reputation.
Onen exceptional advantages Tor thorough edu
cation OF young iadleS In all departments. Ii
bnry Of SlA thousand volumes. Fine phllc'
t%OphlCal, chemical and astronomical apparatus,
NuScal Department specially noted. Corpaoi
plano teachers trained by q leading protCaSo'
from Conservatory Of Stuttgart, Vocal cuitun
according 10 tho method Ci tho old Italian mn
tSr',
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health
Ton actCA Of pleasure grounds, Board excellent
For Catalogues, aud references 10 patrons ii
all the PRINCIPAL cities, GddrOts.
CuR DIRECTRRss
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AVE bIuVA BID
g.g y feg@ya...""i2s NAAh, 4 Chat y.s.i l,
w. q, ~. c0up0h,HnlN. New JetaeICentfAl. i20k
US IA feg ..Hn.Ul 0iA Northern fAcilGA.. ca
VI. 4, ~ C0upOta.l0tAl do pteietfed.,..., 7Baf
Adams Express ~ iBt Chicago 4 N, w., .iilt
American E4pfesl.lig. do preferred .,allOH
Canada Bo1lhefns, htMlSeW York Centfal.l0fa2
Central PAll1U,uU, GIAI0hlb q Mississippi az
chesapeake a ohio SOIL do ptetetfed.. ~, @
do ffst preferred. o. lPA1lho MAll..m.n," Mk
do seCQhd ptefd. SKI ltlbutgh..n"m" i6
Denver q Il, 0,.a, lhhlkeahllg y,i.,U..,..a 90
Erie. ...4HUuDt.,...aI 9IhtlSkl u. d . F,iu,WD.. lttf
do pfoieffeda.at, % DO pteietfed..,y, B5S
Fort INTERCHANGEABLE 90 hfHtpteIoffOd, "
Kansas 4 TBIA1 ~. 1g)tIUt N. ISL pauL,m ON
Lake Erie a MOsta II. do Preferred .,..li8
do tieiVffoda4.,a GHIIe4a1 Panlhp,m,t,.,, iph
fssi,silSs Z SSiS. Y : "a ! WV H.. \
Ia, N A, 4. u. ,,,aa III Two b. u, 4 pU.,,,., 10
NtmphIl a ChAS.,.1 do pteiCtfods.,,, SgJI
Michigan CenktAl.a WHIWPllEfAigO Bx,wUll3
hl11Oufl PanlhesD, GgilWo1tofn Union, ,,,. bb1.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIYAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A IkAlNs55on and after NV, q, lSq,-Rx,
day excepted. monday excepted. lsatiFdAy
excepted, SUNDAY only, saturday only
RSSteTn Standard time,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-19

MAIN MNE-EAsT.
For baltimore, Philadelphia and New York,
49, a. M, $50 and ll;d0 p. M, daily.
cumberland Accommodation, 1880 q. M, OF.
Grafton Accommodation g:25 p. M, daily.
holndsyiIle Accommodation, 100 d. IN. daily
ARRIVE.
FROM. New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore,
go and l2;45 p. m, and II :06 y. M, daily,
Cumberland Accommodation, 6:a0 p. M, OK.
Oept sunday.
Grafton Accommodation, l2:45 p. m. daily.
COpt Sunday.
T~RANs.oulo DIVISION.
For Chicago, s;SS aud 1905 a.. M, 1910 p. M,
daily; t4il6 .. M, daily. except sunday,
Cincinnati Express, 10 % a. m. aud lois D. m.
daily.
Columbus Accommodation, 4;ib p. M, except
SUNDAY,
lHD and 4ilO y, NJ except Sunday,
ARuvB;
Chicago Express, 1913, 6:0Oa. n. and 6:lO p. m.
Cincinnati Express, S;sSa. m. and $40 p. m,
columbus Accommodation, li.Oo a. M, daily,
except Sunday
g. Glainyillo Accommodation il.OA m. and
i:S6 and S'lO p, m, daily except sunday,
WHEELING a PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
For Pittsburgh, $40 and TN Il. m. daily, and
iiO p MI daily, except sunday,
for Pittsburgh and tile EANt, B!20 D, M, daily,
WNhingt9n Accommodation, 6;S6 p. M, daily,
except Sunday.
ARRIVE;
From Pittsburgh, lO:W u m, daily, and 1880
? IN. DAILY except sunday, and O!6 and Ud0
n VI : VullIs
'wlShiugton Accommodation, $40 a. M, daily
except sunday.
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liza bread trust is formed the mono.
poliSt will surely take the cake.-PiOnttr
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Such Is the fatal progress Of consump.
ton. How often Is repeated the old, old
story. Yet not half so often as 1t was be.
fore the knowledge came to mankind
that there was a discovery In medical
science by which the dread disease could
be arrested in It's early stages and the pa.
tent restored to health. This wonderful
remedy Is DR., Pierce's Golden Medical
niacnvprv
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when Daby was sick, We gave her castOra,
when lAo Wa a child, she cried for castortA,
when abe became Miss, she chung 70 castoriA,
whSa pSs had Children. she gave them caStOrA,
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FOR RENT.

No. SOi3 ChGplIue street. 60
No. 24iO Main \ rect, Z rooms. ,,....,....U,".,. 9 "
No d. lMCnly.lhlM street. &. ..,..,..........., & %
-Four RO0ned House, creek bank, near Alley 7.
A Desirable RtAldence, ground II aces, S20U
per AunnnI.
JAMES A. HENRY.
Real Estate AGENT 4. 8. Claim Attorney and No
tary rublir. 80 1871 Market street. dep
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Arrivals last we0k y,Sa
Arrivals Que year Ag0..,.,... ".."...,,.... b,S2l
REMARKS.
The receipts number some $50 head les thar
the very fair record Of last week, and theil
quality e quite rs V9od ~ that Of the Offering,
serious IhAngo. Possibly the market Is mol
quite as firm as last wGek-OWlng 10 the ErOxl
nifty OF the holidays, and next week tho trAde Il
expected to DO more slack than II Ia now. Quo
tnllnns ba6AU for the better giadeE, with most
sales Ut bklSAc net. Rough hogs ikaI1{C net.
OF the receipts 2ySSl heAu came over the Balti,
more & Ohio railroad, aud 6,7iG head over the
PCnnsy lvRnil railroad.
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Sufferers from Catarrhal troubles shoult
carefully read the above. TThs4Eow
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Steamship Tlokots,

INMAN LINE
Persons Wishing u visit Europe next lptlns
on that luz can ret sailing rates Tor the whole
Is1,; Az, through lIesSt, ron !aG Yld county
II r. BEHHENA', Agent,
2ll7 .MAtket street, Of
DO Cot Thlfty.eighh aud jacob Sic,
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Central Standard Time.
\ gRnSQIVdnid LINES.


- VII VEWITVW
IIaJuA via tho Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh Kali.
and Cleveland, Edo d m. For Wit6ltVh, i63Sl
4 m, For Chicago aud Cleveland, l.H D, IN,
for Pitubntgh aud New YORK, 2;5I y. IN, Fol
st%eubenVllle, SiaSA a, m.
Trains arrive Al bridgeport at 1884. m, iOt22
T. =. ! XXX. Ar z; n \ ~ + and IN! p m ou
,. mi from last Liverpool, liii2 ,. IN.
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains Wis the pilpbuph, Cincinnati 4 NJ,
Louis Railway Panhandle hOute-leavOW heel.
Ing for BlenbOnVlllp, |rltpbntgh aud the HAT,
e!1A 4, mu 1913 \, MS 8iSl y, NJ, ana $40 D, NJ.
FUf COLUMBUS, Cincinnati, indianapolis and n,
Louis giD q y, aud bitv y IN, FOR Columbus
lng NJ bOA i1u l0O0R, tn., YAb y, m, and MO
y. ~, Trains leaving VI B'2o = m and arriving
Al bi20 y, l. run solid between Wheeling aud
pllllbntgl, All tIAlnl daily OGtpni sunday,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-09
REPRESENTATIVE THOMSON,


sT. LOUIS, Dec. THE farmefs'
convention adjourned today TO meet
on the second Tuesday Of December,
1880, at Jacksonville, Fla. The
day was devoted mainly to finish
ing n revision Of the constitution
and trying to smooth the way for a
consolidation with the Northern
Alliance. Terms were finally
agreed upon, and Kansas and
South Dakota go in at once, but the
other States defer action until the
matter can be submitted To their
separate State Alliances. What the
terms Of consolidation are have not
transpired. The new constitution is
the same as the old, with the excep-
ton Of n few verbal changes. One
OF the chief alterations is the strik-
ing out Of the word '.Country'' be-
fore the phrase country mechanics.
This will enable large number Of
mechanics in villages and cities,
who are knights Of Labor, to form
organizations, 1t is provided that
negroes may be taken into the union
ut the option OF the State organiZa-
tons, but they cannot be made
delegates TO n national convention.
The name Of the organization has
been changed TO The National
Farmers Alliance and Industrial
Union. Headquarters are to he
established in Washington, where
the president, secretary and chair
man Of the executive committee will
transact business. a judiciary COM
mittee. which is practically a trial
court, is also appointed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-09

IISBON, Dec. Dom Pedro Ia.
already received numerous tele
grams from European sovereign:
and notablcs. Till late in the even.
ing the halls Of the Braganza Hotel
were crowded with ministers and
diplomats waiting to be received 10y
Dom Pedro and wife, who were at
tired in the simplest manner.
Many Inquiries have been made
Of Dom Pedro touching his future
action. and his attitude toward the
government Of Brazil. In answer Ia
these he confines himself 10 the dec
laratiOn that if summoned to return
to Brazil he will 60. He alludes to
some Of the prime movers in the rev.
olution with respect, to others with
disdain. Some Of these men were in
direct communication with him, but
all that passed between them was
through Intermediates. The con-
spiracy was a surprise TO every one.
IL was after embarking that the
Emperor heard Of the decree con-
tinuing his civil list. He declared
he will not accept either the dona-
ton or money offered him 10y the
provisional government.
In the evening, before going TO the
Hotel Braganza, where the imperial
family is quartered, Dom Pedro
drove TO the burial place Of the house
OF Braganza and kneeling on the
tomb OF his father remained some
time in prayer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-09
The Anaconda SHAFT.

BUTTE, Mont, Dec. 7.-Early thi:
morning the Anaconda shaft was
opened after being closed ten days,
and dog was let down on the cage
TO the eight hundred level. When
brought up it lived only n few
moments Thirty minutes later
another dog was let down to the five
hundred level and came up alive.
The shaft Of the st. Lawrence was
opened and at eleven O'Clock men
went down and opened the bulk
head in the one hundred level.
They then went down to the six
hundred level and removed
the bulkheads. The shaft is
free Of gas, but steam and
gas have come up to the Anaconda
shaft all the day. The men are
now at work in the 800 level OF
the St. Lawrence removing the
dirt that has fallen down, 50 as 10
ZACH the Place where the dead
bodies Of the miners are in the Ana
conda. 1t is expected they Will be
reached tomorrow morning. The
steam injected into the mine has
completely extinguished the fire
which was in the 500 level of the
St Lawrence, but the extent Of the
damage is unknown.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-09
Camp No. 70.

CHICAGO, Dec. - Foster re.
sumed his address to the jury I'm the
Cronin case and devoted his atten.
ton TO the alleged conspiracy in
Camp 20 in the Clan-na-gael, max
ing an argument to show there was
no foundation for the allegation.
Foster denied emphatically that
any committee was appointed in
Camp 20 to try Cronin, and had
quite tilt with the State attorney
on this point. Beggs, he said, had
always counseled in favor Of peace
and unity. Foster told the Jury
they must either find Beggs guilty
or acquit him entirely.
Forrest then began the closing
argument on behalf Of the defense.
He began by contrasting the
methods used 10y the oratOrs for the
prosecution and those for the de-
Tense in treating Of the circumstan-
tial evidence. The prosecution
treated Il as n mass, but the defense
analysed each circumstance. and
this was the right method. He Oc-
cupied the remainder Of the session
reading from legal WORKS, and max
ing an exhaustive statement Of the
application Of circumstantial evil
dence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-09
The Ihrec AraerIes., Exposition

WASHINGTON, Dec. S.-TheWasE-
ington National Board Of Promo
ton in charge Of the three Ameri.
cas- exposition movement has
a creed upon a bill which will to-
morrow be introduced in both Sen
at and House. 1t provides that the
three Americas and Worlds eXpOsi-
ton be held Mt the national capital
In 1892, i'm commemoratiOn Of the
four hundredth anniversary Of the
discoyeryOf America by Columbus
and the President Of the United
States viii appoint n governmental
board OF nine directors 20 formulate
and superintend the plan for such
exposition. The plan provides that
several buildings lie erected for the
exhibition Of the various arts and
industries Ofthe three 4 meTiCas'and
the world; that the building TO be
as n museum for tine three Amer
icas shall remain rs me-
mortal building in cOmmem-
Grafton OF that great historical
svent, and as the repository Of an
Equities and history Of the western
hemisphere; that the statue Of
Christopher Columbus be unveiled
with appropriate ceremonies ON the
10Th day Of October, 1892; that the
President Of the United States,
through the Department Of State,
shall invite the participation Of all
the nations Of the world and all
the States and Territories Of the
United States; and that the Presi-
dent OF the United Estates shall
especially invite the Presidents OF
the eighteen American sister repub-
lies, the King Of Italy, the Queen
OF Spain, and presidents and reign
ing sOvereigns Of all other nations to
visit the United States in 1892 ami
join with him In the ceremonies
the unwilling OF the statue
Of Christopher Columbus. The issu-
ance OF SIS, OoO'O0D worth Of bonds is
provided for.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-09

WASHINGTON, Dec. S.-If the
committee Of investigation Of the
defalcation completes its work in
season TO make n report TO the
House tomorrow, it will undOubted-
~ give rise TO much discussion, but
the committee does not expect to be
able TO finish its labor until
some later dag. IL is thought
the point Of the resolution will be
introduced and pressed 10 n prompt
passage to provide for payment Of
the lost salaries, though there are
limitations that this will meet with
determined opposition. In former
years it has been the custom to per-
NIT representatives tointroduce bills
before committees were appointed,
but this led to such confusion in the
dOcketing Of measures, that in the
tiftieth Congress the practice was
discontinued, and Il Is hardly prob
able that il will he re-established.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-09
One Who sfourns.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Z. y Mrs.
Frederick Fairfax, a Southern
woman by birth, daughter Of the
late Lieutenant Cook Of the United
states army, was an ardent admirer
Of the late Jefferson Davis. At her
house, so Second Street, a bunch
Of Grape fioated from the bell knob.
DrapeI from the windows Of the
second floor was n wide strip OF black
stuff. In the center Of each Of the
three window sills black was fas-
tened by a rosette. Two Of them,
one at each end, were red and white,
and the one in the middle was
white. The house and manner OF
the arrangement combined TO form
the colors OF the dead COnfeIeracy.
\ number Of colored people gathered
ON the sidewalk opposite the house
this morning AMI loudly criticised
the action Of the inmates, but went
no further.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-09
ILL KINDS OF PAY WANTED
D>zfsr I'm Cedar Pc.fs, Poles za<
wood, BY Car Lsts, Etc

Duzp Cart. Wagon. Two Mills, One
stone Burrs. go, One Iron Burrs, 50;
Brick Press, SO; Moiasses Mil $40.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-09
nIsNARcK AND CoUNT KALNoKY.
Chinese in Transit,

WASHINGTON, Dec. T.-Assistan
Secretary Bachelor has Issued {
circular to customs officers in re.arJ
TO the transit Of Chinese lsborers
announcing the following provision
has been added TO paragraph 5 o.
the Department circular Of Septem
Der 2Sth:
"Any transportation company in.
gagged In the transportation o.
Chinese labOrers through the Terri
tory Of the United States may exc
cute such n general bond Of under
taking to the United States in a
penal sum, and with such conditions
as may lie fixed to the secretary OF
the Treasury, and such company in
its transit Of Chinese laborers shall
hereafter he exempted from the
foregoing requirements Of this rara-
graph"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-09

NEW YORK, Dec. s.-A five
story building at IS Fast Four
teenth Street, occupied by deal
ers in silyerware, printers and sta
TONERS, n chocolate manufacturer
and an importer OF French satin,
was burned this morning; los.
81, 900, covered by Insurance. Two
firemen were overcome by the
smoke, but will recover.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-09
narxelIou. Eseapes.

FRANKFORT, Ind, Dec. s.-The
Chicago 4 Cincinnati limited, on
the MonCn route, was wrecked near
here today. Part Of the train went
through a trestle into the creek fif-
teen feet below. All on board ss-
CAPPED miraculously. None suffered
injuries beyond a few bruises and
cuts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-09
The -rheti>- Back Arain.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1.-THE
United States steamer Thetis arrived
here from the Arctic regions today,
having completed an eight months
cruise. The Thetis was caught in
an ice pack near Point Barrow Au-
gust llth and narrowly escaped de.
struction. Captain Stockton also
reports the 7Retis has travelled along
the entire coast line OF Alaska and
made n longer cruise than ever at.
tempted by any other vessel in oRe
season.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-09
The BerIin Strike.

BERLIS, Dec. s. Meetings Of
miners were held today at bort
mund, Essen and Gelsenkirchen, at
which it was resolved TO wait until
the 18th inst.to see IL all the colliery
owners will accept the advice Of
the Essen cOlliery owners commit
tee. which recommended the redress
Of the grievances Of which the men
complain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-09
ANOTHER PICTURE.

DENVER, Dec. IA special from
Holyoke, Colo, says Z. +. Braunon,
chairman Of the republican central
committee. and n leading lawyer,
became 50 enthusiastic over the
news announcing thedeath Of Jefier.
son Davis that be hOisted the stIips :
ut full mast over his offer, flying
them all day. Considerable com
ment is made over his action.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-09

CITY OF MEXICO, Dec. S.-The
jubilee Of Archbishop DeLabistn
was celebrated today. The city was
crowded with strangers and the
cathedral was filled 10 ove:flowing,
II being estimated that there were
over %, 600 persons in and about the
church. Ponuficll mass WAS cele-
brated, and a sermon delivered by
Bishop Yguacio Monies DeOes, OF
san Luis Potosi. The people are in
dignant at the Archbishop for his
action in establishing a difference
between poor and rich in the matter
Of admission 10 the cathedral.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-09
The ANACONDA.

BUTTE, Mont, Dec. Sat l
O'Clock this morning smoke made its
appearance in the shaft of the An
aconda, up which a draft has been
coming since the bulkheads were
opened in -. Lawrence. Ii soon
became evident that the draft had
famed the supposed extinguishetl
fire into activity. Orders were at
once given to close up the bullSheads
again.