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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-22

Proneunecd Hepeie.~. Yet saved.
From a litter written by Mrs. A On
y; hurd Of Crotch, 5. D., we quote:
"Was taken with q bad cold, which
settled on my lutgs, cough set in
sra finally terminated IN consump-
tor; fcbr aoc.5fs gaze tie 10 say:
ing l could live but short time. 1
gave myself up 10 my Savior, deter
mined IL i could not stay with my
friends on earth, vocld meet NV
ABSENT ONES above. My hu.bapd
vas advised 10 get DIR. Kings New
Discovery FOR Consumption, Coughs
aud Colds. ! gave Il a trial, took In
all eight bottles; l. has cu.rd me
and thank God | am now a well and
hearty woman. "rrial bottles Iree n
A. Z. Smith & Co.'s Drug Store.
Regular size, soc. and 81 90. 4
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4 Ct-aseus Story
suit. InvoIvinE $1,000, So worth
OF Property.

New YORK, DEC. 2l.-Suits were
started in the city court Of Brooklyn
today which involve the disposition
of about g, 900, 900 worth Of property
LEFT py Cornelius Donellson, a
wealthy builder, who died at his
home, No. lis Pacific Street. on
aiay 10, 1880, leaving n wife and
nine children. according TO some
members Of the family. and ten
children according to hypothetical
tenth child. This child is Mrs. Mary
Flannery, wife Of Patrick Fiannery,
a prosperous builder of Cornwall on
the Hudson, and mother OF William
Jerome Flannery, the actor recently
coun~cteu with the production oil
1.-THE Fast Mail"
Mrs. FIannery tells curious
story Of her relations with her faml-
Iy. She says she was recognized IN
the family as daughter and intro
duced To acquaintance ns such, but
treated as n servant. She was .
veritable cinderella. She made The
fires, was compelled ~ ariee carry,
t-aten il she fsiled 10 do 90 and
otherwise abused. The other child
rem also began to abuse her, and de-
lighted In her punishment. A reia-
tive OF the family told . reporter
that the suit did not trouble the
family at all. He said Mrs. Fi,n'
merry was not the daughter oil Mr,
Donnellsou, was never recognized
as such and that no such person
ever lived at his house.
Speaking Of the suits yesterdsy
Mr.. Benedict said yesterday that III
client had been eager for some nm'
10 begin action, which he would no
do until he had examined into th'
case and was sure Of his ground
She is anxious for an early iriai.
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ANEW ross STORY.
HeW Winneld SHAW was Married
and suh~eauene Evenea.

and sabseqaess EveasaL
NV YORK, Dec. 2l.-winneld
8. Shaw, ex-President Of the
Metropolitan Rowing Association,
handsome athlete, 4 spenuirS
Sunday Up Ludlow Street Jail. SIT
months ago his wife, Emma T..
Shaw, &c years Of age secured n
limited divorce from him with SO q
week alimony. This alimony he
has refused 70 pay, and says that he
will stay In jail forever sooner than
pay 1t. There Is about $50 due.
Mrs. Shaw was left q widow at
the age Of 20, having married 3
ck-broker named Murray. Young
Mrs. Murray had ST., 900 In the saw
ings bank. The dashing young
widow fell In love with the athlete
at nnt sight, and induced him to
come 10 her mothers In Harlem TO
rovm. He remained there several
months, their relations being most
inti.ffate.. On July Is, 1857, Mrs.
Murray drew si4,cd from the sank
and, with tears ID her eyes ami on
bended knees, handed the money 10
Shaw and begged him to take it for
her. lie fefused. Dragging herself
around the rootr or her knees, and
still holding out tho sl4,e0u, abe
cor tinued, her application, and
Soaed that unless he married her
she would th$, and there kill her.
self. She continued her entreaties,
and they were married go days
later. shaw took the money, per-
chased some land In Mt. Vernon,
erected two houses, and by the |
cleared $1,000. He con-
tinued building, and now holds the |
in Mt. Vernon in his own
name. Mrs. Shaw has succeeded in |
limited divorce, and now
,eeks TO recover possession Of her |
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INDIANS RAID A Town.
THE NEXT POPE.
An American. Cardinal Gibbon
May He Elected.

- - tAFlfEEN elnD0n.
May he Elected
PARIS. Dee. 2G.-The tariff COM
mitvee is hard AT work. Nearly
every alteration enhances the duties
in the proposed bill. 4 continu-
ancs If the modus vivend: concern.
ing Newfoundland has been defin-
iteiy arranged with England, under
the dis,inc, stipulation that Eng
lands government shall settle the
difficulty during the interval. viii.
or without the assent of the New
fo1ndland pariHment.
The question OF the suppression of
Cardinal Lsvigerie;s salasy on the
ground that he had occupied him
self with politics was discussed to-
day by tie Senate. The Minister
OF Justice defended tine car.inal,
and his remarks showed = strong
desire for the establishment OF an
entent with the Vatican. The de-
hate was purposely raised TO ascer.
tain the strength Of the policy Of re-
spproachment.
The next election of a Pope ap-
pears an early probability and the
whole influence Of France will be
directed 10 the selection Of Carii-
nal favorable 10 the republic. The
most satisfactory candidates are
Lavigene, Zigliara, Raffaele, Mon
AGO, Lavaletta and Gibbons OF
America Gibbons impartial treat
ment of republican countries makes
him the favorite Cardinal after
I.avigerie.
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y
The bill was passed to authorize
the construction Of . tunnel, under
the waters Of the Bay OF New York,
between Middleton and New Ut
recht.
p On motion OF Herman (Ore. J, q
bill wss passed for cancellation Of a
certain contract for delivery OF
stone for improvement Of the Col.
umbia River.
A motion to adjourn was made by
Stone ken.).
The House went into committee
Of the whole on the urgent deiic-
iency bill with the Senate amend
ments. Henderson moved concur
renee, except on the amendment
providing for payment Of the Senate
session employees, including clerks
tosenafors. After long debate the
motion Was agreed TO, the bill re
turned to the Senate and the House
adjourned. rr
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SUICIDE
ArmiIs was Rich. hut Ne Did Not
want 20 Eve.

Arsnil0 was Rich. but Ne Did Net
want 20 Eve.
ALBUQUERQUE. n. NJ, Dec. a.
Nicolas r. Armijo, q wealthy Iesi-
dent Of this city, committed
suicide at his residence this
moi ming by eending n a.
calibre bullet through his heart.
Since last July he has suffered with
softening Of the brain and insomnia,
and DR.. yesterday took him 10
California, In :he hope that =
change of scene ard short vacation
from his business cares would re-
store his health. They returned
wednesday, but, realizing no i'm
provement in his patient, the doctor
made arrangements to go with him
to New York this afternoon.
When Mrs. Armbo arose this
morning she went into the kitchen
to order some coffee for her hus-
band. Soon n 4istol shot was
heard and his wife rushed 10 his
room and found her husband lying
stretched upon the floor, with .
ghastly wound through the left
breast. the hall having penetrated
the heart and going clear through
the body.
He leaves n wife and seven chill
dren; the eldest son, 81 years OF age,
is now in st. Louis, spending his
tire leisurrIy, and three daghters
and a son are Attending school at
San Jose and Santa CLARA, Califor-
mia. He was 50 years of age, and
was repu,ed to be worth s, 0e0. 600.
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GABRIELLE AND EYRArs.
The verdict OF the Jury and Sen
tenee OF the Court.

Hne verdict OF the Jury and Sen
tenee Of the Cours.
PARIS. Dec. 2e.-fn the Eyraud
trial today the public prosecutor de-
nounced the theories Of the hyp-
notiz-rs and urged that the expert
ments showed q person who was
hypnotized retained sufficient will
Power to resist the operators skill.
The theories of the Nancy school
We're nothing less than the old story
OF the "evil eye" and were on par
with fortune-teiling with cards. Re-
garding Nile. Bompard the public
prosecutor said the woraan's intel
lect was not weak but depravej.
Both persons were equally guilty.
The evidence showed that every
thing was prepared for the hanging
Of Gouffe, and II was idle to assert
the contrary. He demanded the ex-
treme sentence OF the law upon Ey-
raud. In the case OF Mile. Ron,pard
the jury must ccnsidef her age,
desecti-r sdacation, and her con-
ditioa Of life, and decide who.
there were extenuaf;,p e,rcnn
stances.
De'. ss spoke In behalf Of Eyraud
VINO, he contended, was a mere
pappet under the evil influence Of
Mile. Bompard. He read a letter
written by her TO her frst lover 10
show her character. During the
reading Gabrielle burst into mt of
weeping aud fessoratives had 10 be
applied. Decoris insisted she and
not Eyraud conceived the crime.
The original Intention OF both we
nc. u murder 6ouffe hut to extort
money from him.
N. Robert spoke N behsl. OF Mile.
BontnaN,, maintaining Eyraud had
en.iced her into participation i'm the
crime. He said the story OF the
crime rs recited by her TO DIR.
Voisin while she was under hspno-
tic influence was that II had been
agreed That shh was to throw her
girdh ov-r Gouffe's neck but lust as
ste was about to do so she was seized
with a nervous attack which rend- |
cred her helpless ard Eyraud seeing
her unable to perform her part |
rushed upon his victim and strang-
led him TO death. The jury was out |
one hour and fifty minutes. Eyraud
was convicted and condemned TO |
death. Gabrielle Bompard was also |
but sentenced TO twenty |
years. Imprisonment at hard labor.
Gabrielle upon hearing her sent
ence appeared TO he utterly over
come, and fell back in the arms Of
her doctor. Eyraud showed no
emotion. While being conducted
to hiscell, Eyraud necessarily NUT
tered, CONDEMNED to death at last.
But l expected it." Eyraud refused
10 taste his dinner He expressed a
hope that he would te graned a
reprieve. Mile. Bompard Is ais,
hopeful her sentence Will be reduced.
Paris, Dec. 2l.-Eyraud has ap-
pealed TO the court against the SEN
senee of death pronounced upon him
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NEWS FROM GERMANY.
bismarck VIII be Appealed 10 by
the Cou~eryatfyes

the Conservatives
BERLIN. Dec. .1.-The dispute
over the Government Communal
bill threatens . serious crisis. Min
lister HeFrefurth has conferred with
his colleagues, who authorized him
to inform the committee, IL tue
Landtag supported the amendments.
II would be Immediately dissolved.
a sharp dispute followed, the Con-
servatire members Of the commits
sion declaring that the Government
was taking a line riinous to the
aristocracy, which, they held, was
the backbone of the monarchy. The
commission adjourned and severa,
Of the members will consult Bis
mnrck anu ask him to appear and
lead the opposition.
The Pos (Conservative) warns its
party that dissolution on such a
question would result in 4 Liberal
majority
Though the confinement Of the
EmDress was premature, she ia re-
covering rapidly, and the condition
Of the child is satisfactory.
Prompt denial is made OF the ru-
mors that the l. nperor is financially
embarrassed through expenses in
CURED on his journey to the Euro
pean courts. The report that his
civil list Il TO be increased to meet
the costs OF the journey il also de-
MED, although the Emperor holds
that the list is not sufficient To meet
the expenses Attendant upon his
imperial position.
THE UTMOST CAUTION NEEDED.
The number Of American physi-
clans who have been waiting here
trying to get Koch lymph is RAPIDLY
diminishing.
Professor Gerhnrit has nov treat
ed seventy-nine patients. Four
suffering from advanced phthisis
are dead and three left the hospital
much improved. Twenty-three are
progressing fa-orably. Gerhardt
expressed satisfaction with the
remedy and confirms Koch's ex--
perience. that Il il mot useful in
the initial stage Of the disease.
DR.. Gruttman has four cases that
have been absolutely cured Of
pulmonary phthisis having bet n
taken at an early stage. Professor
Legion reports that Of the 127
patients treated at the Charity
Hospital the general results arc
promising and there has been no
mishars IN any instance.
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Pater lseverelyi-My SOD, this is
disgraceful condition Of affairs.
This report says you are the last boy
in n class OF -.
Hcury-It might have been
wore, father.
Pstef--f can't see how.
Henry-There might have been
more boys In the ciass.-Broolya
Life.
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Estsle Of James watson. Deceased.

YOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN By THE
IN undersign-d.A Illustrator Of the Is
tate OF James Watson. deceased. 10 the
creditors OF, and all persons having elAims
against the sad dectasef. TO exhihit tnem
Win The necessary vouchers. within ten
months after the fr-t publication -" this
nofice, 70 the said administrator. AZ the
once q wsf.oa Bros-. "a and % West
south Temple street. In the County OF saii
Late, Utah Territory.
Dated December 18th. 1880.
ROBERT BOWMAN.
Adrninisirsso. OF the estate Of james wat
san- deressed. osw 3w
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koRrp>y.
This is what you ought to have, in
fact, you must have it, to fully enjoy
life. Thousands are searching for
II daily, and mourning because
they find 1t not. Thousands upon
thousands Of dollars are spent an
nually by our people in the hope
that they may attain this boon. And
yet It may he had by all. We
guarantee thst Electric Bitten, II
used according to directions and the
use persisted In, will bring you
Good Digestion and Dust the demon
Dyspepsia and install instead
Eupepsy. We recommend Electric
Bitters for Dyspepsia and all dis
eases OF Liver, Stomach and Kid
neys. Sold at Soc. and $l.o0 per
bottle, by A. G. Smith d Co.'S
Drug Store. a
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In contrast to these, the Cologne
ssfeats records the death Of patient
Garfield to the care CT DR.. Libbertx
by Koch, and who received the
first injection from Koch. Prof
kyden admcnishes the doctors to
use the utmost caution; that the
injections affect the heart strongly.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate o, samuel varney. Deceased

NrorIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned. Administrator OF the
kstate Of Samuel Sarney. deceased, - the
ara,ns, me sad deceased, TO exhibit them
witt the Necessary vouchers, within zen
moafns after Tie srsf Publication OF this no.
lice. 20 the SAID administration, a. hoom !.
Hooper and Etdredge Block. ~ Souin. tatt
Temple street. IN The Cify and county Vi
salt Lake. Utah.
dated November 18th, lsso.
wALDEMAR VAN CO1T..
Administrator OF the Estate Of sanas
varney. deceased. GA" on
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sIGyOR ACCCI.
ne Breaks HIS Fast and Takes .
Hearty Meal.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2i.-When Sig
nor Succi arose from sleep today,
afler the long slumber which he fell
into soon after his feat ended last
night. en- elaborate meal was placed
before him. He ate with extra.
ordinary relish chicken soup, fried
smelt.. fried calves brains, quail on
toaet, fruit, CONNECTIONS, Ice cream,
coffee and . pint each Of Carols ex-
tract and grand sec. succi oecu-
pied two hours consuming the food.
He never fAltered, but ate with .
sest that puzzled even George Fran
ell Train, who was present. julius
Hawthorn and the poet, stephen
Mascot, were also present when the
6aster dined. At the conclusion OF
the meal Sueci Was presented .
handsome tootbpick, and soon
thereafter retired for nap. prepaIs'
tory TO a trip to Boston, where ne
goes To exhibit at n museum
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LOCAL TRAINS.
SALT LAKE AsDioGDES-
Leave Salt Lake go an. and $40 s.n as
Pm Returning. arrive sslt Lake $40 I'm.
80 pm. as p.In-
BINGHAM.
Leave salt Lake SIS an. returning. arrive
salt Lake $50 Pm
AMERICAN FOLK, PEoyo. sFRISSvILLE,
THISTLE AND MI. PLEASANT.
Leave Salt lake 40 pm; returning. ar
rive Salt Lake as an.
u. @ DODGE, J. Ii. BESSErT.
General Manager. Son Pass-agt
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DON'T IMAGINE

That Dinwoodey keeps moth.
ing now but the most expen-
sive Furniture, for he keeps
all kinds of Furniture and at
the lowest prices. Examine
his Mammoth Stock.
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Pneumonsn ana Broueni.is CARR
on One.thirsl Of the
Human Race.

ft Is not generally known that
Pneumonia and Bronchitis carry
off one-Gssrd Of the human race, but
such are the facts, and what Is more
surprising, both Of the above dis
eases result from neelectiny q COM
mon ordinary cold. A cough
should never be neglected. II 1t il,
every time you catch cold you
cough harder, and 1t sticks by you
longer. Ballari's Horehound
Byrup Is The best remedy In the
world for Pneumonia, bronchitis
and all throat and llirg troubles. II
you have any throat trouble, call
for Ballarl's Horeiiound Syrup ard
lake no other. lions Cooperative
Mercantile Institution, Agents. II
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of william Bosnian. Deceased.

NvorrCE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY TIL
~ undersigned. Adninis;rafrix OF the
..sSse Of william Bowman, ceceseed.to me
r,e.tl.ors Of. and al persons having claims
sr.rnst the said decreased. 10 exhibit them
v,th the necessary vouchers. within ten
months after the irst pubi,csfion OF this no.
tee. 20 the SAID administrsfrix. n the OF.
Gee Of Isaac NJ Waddeii. AttoInsy. :. anu
In the County OF salt Lake. Utah Territory.
dated November -th. lsso.
MARGARET BOWM N.
Admisistratrix OF the estate OF vivian
Bowman. deceased dosvS
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wn;Inia. .s,s,ra,,. r a.ss rul.

ifyou are Yellow, Bilious. co.
sdr1ied with Headache, bad breath
irowsy, no appetite, look o.t yoai
Liver 10 out Of order. One box Of
these Pills will dri-e all the trouhles
away and make q new being Of you
Price IS cents. Zion Coop Nicer.
tE.t. Drug Dept. Agent DDS
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"sBrown's Bronchial IrecAes' are
excellent for the relief OF Hoanenes
or Sore Throat. They arc exceeds
insly effective. ''-C1vSsfsas word,
Lo.r6sss, Eng.
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seAhA : eat-ss
MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. ga TRY
,v7e special from Pierre, ). D., saws
a ranchnsan IN today from up Bad
hiTsr reports that the hitner,o
rsaceahle, semi-ciyiiized tribe OF
Two Kettle Sioux began a wild
ghost dance night before last. Some
o. the bucks, when returning home,
claim 10 have seen n white figr re
ON top of a bluff. One of them saiu
IT was sitting Bull. The alleged
phantom mOtioned them b follow
and Ylided from hill 10 hill in the
direction Of the Bad Lands. The
ranchman says the indians aecerted
this as proof that Sitting Bull Is the
Messiah anti that he was te-skcu,ng
them to follow. fhe rHcst dance Is
the oorsec uence aud the ranchman
s:ys the Indians as far down as
Willow Creek are affected. If the
story is correct, it is 1 serious affair.
WANTS To DO SINE sIGaTfSe.
NEW Ycfk, Dec. eN.-sor,je mem.
her, of tie Thirteenth Regiment.
Brooklyn, are Flied with a desire
20 60 hunting for scalps and have
hlsi an application with The War
Department to be mustered into
the United Stairs service rs a vol
untsa- cS5;inpany in case of an Indian
outbreak. The idea originated with
Captain George Cochran Company
i; Adjutant Bertram Clayton is al-o
interested. They asked permission
from the State authorities to Offer
their service 20 The general govern
ment, General Porter, General Nc
Ctse. and Colonel Austin approved
the plan.
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Eupepsy.

Buy your drugs Of ''the boys, "
yohnscn, Pratt & Co.. Is Main st.
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WANTS To DO SINE fIGaTfSG.
So sIoRE OUTBREAKS.

NEw YORK, Dec. e0.-The two
hundred and seventeen anniversary
OF the landing OF the pilgrims was
celebrated tonight at the eleventh
annual dinner ef lie New England
Society II Brooklyn. General
Sherman, one OF the principal speak
ers, referring 10 the Indians, came
doSn TO the tiU-bies Of the present
t;n,e, which ne thought We're exac-
gera,ed. II entire control Of tie
Indians was given 10 the Amy there
would be no more outbreaks.
TSriASs RAID A TOWN.
PIERRE, Sd, Dec. a0.-George
Lsplaut came in today with the re-
port that the Indians raided the
town Of Midland night before last
and that a brisk skirmish ensueJ.
the Indians escaping to the Bad
Lands. The report is discredited
here.
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THE HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3o.-In the
House Milliken Of Maine presented
q number Of conference reports on
the public building bills.
"a motion Of Clunis (Cala-), the
Senate bill vs. passed fer the relief
Of S. H. Brooks, Assistant Treasurer
Of San Pancisco, and the sureties
on his ofllciai bond.
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s"ppsse1 appearance OF sittin,
Buil'< GhoSr.
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Paradcs, Meetings and Speeches IN
Various Places.
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RECKONING THEM.
Two Bncks Claim to iia,n Seen
Sitting Bnii's Ghost on the
Top OF q Bluff.
IrRauo ann GABRIELLE BON.
PaRo SENTENCED.
Senator Spooner Speaks for Over
Two Hours "a the Flee.
zion Bill.
IHE OLD KANrzLEa TO THE
FRONT AGAIN.
Surmises Concerning the Next Pope,
Cardinal Gibbeas' Chances
at the Election.
The OLD kANTZLER TO THE
FRONT AGAIN.
THE ISDI,N SITUATION.

Telegraph to the Srwsl
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IoHN M CANNON,

A TIoRNEY At LAW, 90 MAIN 81
IA Hooper 4 Eidredge bloes.