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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-23
THE FIRST MONEY
ORDERED PAID OUT, LAST SlsaT, on ACCOUNT
Oh TIE STONE BRIDGE
Engines Hoss Gets a Partial Payment, and Page
Carey & O.. Get Bistiy Pc Cent
Of Estimate No. I.

The Council Committee on Contracts
met last evening TO hear statement
from Paige. Carey Is Co., respecting
work upon the new stone bridge, and 70
make the first payments Of money on
account Of that structure. the money
going tothe contractors and to Engineer
Hogc. on account Of work performed.
The firm OF contractors. 70 will be re-
membered. had the time extended. at 4
previous meeting Of the committee. un-
an November Is. 1921, they having been
very seriously delayed by bad weather
and other causes. beyond their control.
Tbs matter j. referred % az length
'n the following statement read 90 the
committee.
Immediately after the signing Of the
Contract ana uuon notification from the en-
.rIr...r ir charge. the necessary plant was
collected af the site and tke work OF re-
moving the remnants Of the old bridge COM
merrol This work was carried forward
o. the extent necessary FOR starting the cN-
rnrafiOns Tor abufmcnt- and the constr c-
lion of Golfer dams for The same. Owing
o. frequent freshets In the creek, on IN
usually rainy season. end continuous high
water in tae river the contractors were not
ablr o. complete the Golfer dam when win
tcr SIT in.
.Thc water from the Main street sewer
also infrrfcred with the excavation, aud
thn construction OF Golfer dams for the
north abufmcut. A. this sewer had its
outlet la the northwest wing Of the old
bridge and the b. * q. Railroad Company
hsd commenced the construction OF a
bridge lust below. 90 was found advisable
to build a new sewer cmptying into the
creek east Of the site Of the new bridge.
Under these circumstances meeting OF
the committee was called on the first OF
December. Although the sinking OF the
foundation pits might have been carried on
during the latter part of November ana tue
first Of December. in view Ofthe uncertainty
OF the season and the probability OF alter
nate freezing and thawing weather, II was
deemed bv the Engineer in charge unsafe,
i'm q work OF such magnitude, to do so. The
danger Of injury TO adjoining property, by
the falling in OF the bank, which would
have entailed heavy loss on the contrac-
tors. without really advancing the compile
ton of the work was also taken into con-
sideration. and it was decided TO suspend
work until spring, and the time for the
completion OF the bridge was extended UNI
iii the 18th day Of October, lS9l, after
which time the forfeiture clause ia the con-
tract should be enforced
The contractors submitted estimate
| No. /, Is follows:
Grading. south ahutment l,Si0 cubic
wards: north abutment. lS6 cubic
80 s O.
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SpeetncIes Arc Useless

1886. MAIN STREET. 100,
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rhermorneter Record.

Shoe Sellers, 1919 MAIN STREE
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1856.
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FRENCH CHINA PLATES.

Address .......... ............. Louis Husrnlah
Myrtle" ..............Cl Class
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-17
A nuRDERous CoupLE
They Throw the BIame on Each
Other. before the Court.


Paris, Dec. 10 The trial OF
Michael Eyraud and Gabrielle
Bompard for the murder Of Gouffe
began today. Great interest was
manifested anu the courtroom was
derseiy crowded. During the read
Ing OF the Indictment both defend
ant. showed emotion. The presi-
dent Of the court gave In detail the
history OF Eyriud's career, show.
Ing him to have been bad charac-
ter since early boyhood. When
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-17
IN COLORADO.
Judge Lynch seems Co Have Re-
.uu,rd Work In that state.

DESvER, Dec. l6.-In some res
poets things in Colorado have r.
sumed their old ways and JuJs.
Lynch IL holding curt, pronounc-
lug verdict. anu doing his own
hanging. Last week n rancbman
living near Denver had several
hunare'l tons Of hay burned by \
discharged hand named Joe Baker.
On Sunday morning his hfeless
body was found hanging to cots
tonV God tree. Our citizens, who
realize the fact that cur State Is well
supplied with sheriiIs and good,
honest judges. very naturally sup
posed the man had suicided to es-
cape a long term in the peniten-
tiary. Ii was so published and TO-
dsy a similar case was brought u
light near Canyon City 10y the find
lux Of the body OF a suan apparently
forty years Of age, hanging TO tie
limb OF a cedar tree. Whether he
was insisted in his jump into eier-
nifty by the ranchmen living in
that neig who have b. eri
missing considerable stock Of late,
or whether he was some poor fellow
lust liberated from the State p.n,-
teniiary that il located at that point
and preferred a suicides death
rather than battle with cruel
world, will probably lie decide
upsn by the eoroner's inquest To-
morrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-17
THE RUSSIAN JEWS.
The Question OF Their Emigration
Exciting Interest In England.

-. .@sse sss.s>.-
LONDON, Dec. l6.-rhe question
OF emigration is exciting lively in
,erest Ia England; whittier large
hunters Of Jews are fiOcking from
kussi. ty way 81 Germany. The
British Government iiss iys.,ues-d
IL, SousIls on the Continent 20 dis-
cOursge such immigration and 10
warn intending passengers not 10
rely upon assurances Of finding en-
plOyInent in Great Britain. The
nome for destitute Jews Is thronged
and many uniortunates are assisted
20 pa.s on 10 America. The Eng
lish wOrhinsmen are determined
that the four 10 i've million Russian
Jews shall not he unlOaded on these
chores, Rnd leading Hebrews are
endea' ring TO placate the conf
plaii ants by n statement that the
refugees will lie forwarded as
,:.ey srri.o to New York and
other American pOrts. The .itua-
ton Of the Jews in Russia ]. be-
coming 40 horrible that they would
probably al iss,ve II permitted. In
the words Of one of ;.tm "ihe
only choice is between baptism and
suicide" Vast numbers choose
baptism, others risk death in escap-
ing acrUss The frontier, and how
many select suieiie the void out
side Russia will never know.
IL i thought that the great meet
ing in Could Hall Wednesday night
will not produce much influence
upon the CzIr, who has since an
swerci it By n decree increasing
the severity Of the anti-semitic
laws aud VINO is believed to lie per-
sonally determined TO break the race
down In RUSSIA.
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rRF DTkE OF MARLBOROUGH.
lie Was Here oa SGsi.sSs rs-S
Wants nj. Friends 60 u nov lt.

lie Was Here Oh Ia>is~sS r~s
Wants His Friends TO Il nov L..
NEW YORK. Dee. l6.-rhc Duke
anu Duch,ss Of Marlborough re-
turned % England aweek ago and the
friends Oi the Duke now zee no Oh
lection - letting it he known that
he ~-as th.te on tusiEtss. II viii
l.. TefE, inb,rtd Inst number OF
I n!snths ago ex-MayOr kb.am
Stevens Hewitt, who married the
/ Duke T. his American brid,, visited
IOuuun anu while there met some
I o. the grea: iron and steel men OF
The United Kingdom. At that
/ time the rspid development Of the
I coal and iron industries III
the South came IN for n
very free discussion and exteIidef
/ explanation. The Duke Of Mari
borough became greatly interested
I ia what sounded like romance.
I Some Of mis- New York friends de-
clare that he decided at that time
On his next trip u the United States
TO examine the ground with the
[ idea Of as>Oclailng himself with
others AMI corraling some OF the
I fortune that is coming out Of this
Development Of til. south. While
I here ne made an ex,enJeh tour vi
I Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama
anu other Southern States with Mr..
Hewitt, and he has secured options
on lands supposed TO haze coal and
iron produces in Northern Alabama
anu in Tennessee. Ii is not known
jus. how closely the Duke of Mari
borough is associated with MIR. He--
lit in these reported teituresi be-
cause the friends Of Mr.. Hewitt said
that they did not wish to discuss
/ matters.
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courier from q camp near Daly's
ranch has the following from Rapid
City; OAK: 4 rancher has just ar.
hvsl in great haste TO our COM
handing officer and reports that q
command Of cavalry were attacked
aud two officers and fiify men were
killed, but the Indians were re-
pulsed with heavy losses. The
number Of Indians killed is not
known. The Indians were put to
route. This report Is not auIhenti-
Gated. IL is not known whose com
maud it was; probably that Of Major
Topper OF the Sixth Cavalry and
his three troops OF 40 men. Gu,
command marches to their assistance
tomorrow,
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Eupcpsy-

This is what you ought to have, in
fact, you must have IT, to fully enjoy
life. Thousands are searching for
it daily, and mourning because
they find il not Thousands upon
thousands Of dollars are spent an
nually by our people in the hope
that they may attain this boon. And
yet il may be had by all. We
guarantee thst Electric Bitterss II
used according to directions and the
use persisted in, viii bring you
Good Digestion and Gust the demon
Dyspepsia and install instead
Eupepsy. We recommend Electric
Bilters for Dyspepsia and all dis
eases Of Liver, stomach and Kid
neys. Sold at soc. and Sl.Oo per
bottle, by &. G.. Smith d Co.'S
Drug Store. a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-17

Is one which Is guaranteed 10
bring you satisfactory results, or in
case OF failure . return Of purchase
price. On this safe plan you can
1uy from our advertised Druggist a
tottle Of DR.. Kings New Discovery
ror Consumption. II is guaranteed
% bring relief in every case, when
used for affection Of Throat, Lungs
or Chest, such rs Consumption,
Inflammation OF Lungs, Bronchitis.
Asthma, whoOpiny Cough, Group,
etc., etc. IL is pleasant and agree
able 10 taste, perfectly cafe, and can
always be depended upon.
Trial bottles free at s.. T.. Smith
+ Gus. Drug stores. i
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TIIE IN TR0rBLE.
Merit Wins.

We desire 70 say TO our citizens
that for years we have been selling
Dr.. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption. DR.. Kings New Lif,
Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salve and
Electric Bitters, and have ieSeI
handled remedies that sell as veil,
or that have given such universal
s-tisiaction. We do not hesitate 10
guarantee them every time, and we
stand ready to refund the purchase
price If satisfactory fesults DO not
follow thei- use. These remedies
have won their great popularity
purely on their merits. 4. G. Smith
& Co., Druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-17

Pronounced Hopeless Vet saved
From n letler written by Ms.Ada
e HuId Of Groton, :. D., we quote:
"Was taken with a bad cold, which
settled on my lungs, cough set m
ami finally terminated in consump-
tor. -Four d1ciors gave me up Say
ing | could live bu; a short time. |
gave myself M 20 my Savior, deter
mined ii l could not stay with my
friends on earth, | would meet my
absent ones above. My hw band
was advised TO get DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds. I gave il trial, took in
all eight bottle; it has cund mt
and thaas GID ] am n1w a We'll and
hearty woman. . Trial bottles free IT
\. {. Smith d Co.'S Drug Store.
Regular size, soc. aud Sl.00- Il
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The Reason Why.

CHICAGO, Dec. I6-In IN inter
view todsy regarding the railroad
meeting in New York yesterday,
President Blackstone, OF the Chi.
cago * Alton. said he thought such
a meeting at this time inexped. ent.
The Farmers Alliances. which are
80 powerful in State legislatures,
are not likely to view with equa.
nimity the formation of an associa-
ton backed by II tern capitalists
which they look upon rs inimical
to their interests. For this and
other reasons the Alton DID mol
send a representative to the confer
ence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-17
wAsHNIGrON NOTES.
The French aud the Mckinley
Hill.

Hill.
WAsHISGToS, Dec. lS.-F. B.
Loomis. commercial agent Of the
United States at 81. Etienne. France,
says IN a letter TO tine State Depart
nsut that the French press Is try
ing to excite its readers into state
OF revengeful fury over what II
calls the injustice Of the Mckinney
tariff act. This sentiment u not,
il is true, strong enough At present
To he formidable" s1ys Mr.. LOOMS,
"but If a continuation Of this press
tanning be Kept up, no one can say
what It's ultimate development viii
he. The cry for specific retaliation
was raised by the Memorial, an In
fiuential paper published here, and
circulating in n laboring commun-
ity Of zoo, 900 souls. The American
interests which have been marked
FOR attack by the papers are those
Represented by United Stiies IN
surance companies doing business
in France. The volume OF business
ofthis sort transacted here amounts
10 ssO 900, 900 annually, 70 that the
american interests threatened an
very considerable, and have
( thought IL we'll TO make this re
port.
To SUCCEED coNGER.
The House coinage committee to
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SENATE.

WAsHrSGToS, Dec. l6-Pending
further debate, the Senate proceed
e,l 10 consideration Of the Election
bill, and Morgan concluded his
speech against it. The discussion
was then temp orarily suspended and
Pugh gave notice Of an amendment
:, q1iri az that de. ,tty marsnals, ETC.,
be Of good mora character ami aole
10 read and write.
Blair presented petitions from
labor organizations praying Congress
10 set aside consideration o! the
Election bill so that labor legislation
might be acted upon.
Hoar objected and kenna then
addressed the Senate In opposition
to the Election bill. Dolph took the
floor. but soon yielded on a motion
to adjourn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-17
GOLD AND aLrER.

Hopkins I'M introduced a ~
making It unlawful and punishable
by fine and Imprisonment for ans
person to agree 10 sell and deliver nj
future time any gold or silver bull
lion or certificates representing de-
posits Of the SINE with any trust
company or bank, when at the time
Of masking the agreement the party
Is not owner OF the properly. II
also prohibits any stock exchange
from listing any gold or silver GER
tifcates-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-17

Miss Jennie Martin, iT6 North
st. Paul ST., Rochester. y. Y, says;
suffered long from Kidney com
pisints-home physicians failed 10
aff0rd relief. a fIieri induced mt
to tFy DIR. kennedy,s fsvorlte
Remedy, made at Rondoui. y. \:
The effect was wonderful. When i
had taken tso bottles ! was cured
and have had no trouble since. !
write for the benefit Of Others.
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cep.re.sr,rn EIeefed.

ST.. PEUr, Dec. i5.-The Tepor; 81
the State canvassing heard shows
the following congressman eisrted'
First district, Harris idem.l; ser
ond, Lind rep: Third, Hal.
fdem.l: Fourth. Cable (dem- J:
Fifth. Halvorson alliance. Mei-
riam rep, plurality for governor.
1901.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-17

LOCAL TEAMS.
SALT LAKE AsDloGDES-
Leave Salt Lake 200 an. and $40 an AS
pm. Returning. arrive Salt Lake $40 ar
40 Pm, 9-S5 pm.
BISGHsN.
Leave Salt Lake SIS Am. returning. arrive
salt Lake $50 pm.
AMERICAN FORK. PROVO. sPRIS0yILLE,
THISTLE AND MI. PLEAsAsT.
Leave Salt lake go pm; returning, ar
Tiye salt Lake as am.
u. O. DODGE, J. II. BENNETT,
General Manager Gen Pass.Agi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-17
KILLING ..rwo KrrrLEs. ,,

DENVER. Dec. 16.-The Ne,rs's
courier from the junction Of Chey-
.nne River ana Rapid Creek, sencs
word that all the ranchers are ON
the road heading for Rapid City.
The troops this morning passed one
ranch ard farm where the inmates
| had fortified them lives, having
sisdr l0G biockhOase aud dug a
cellar underneath. A long Team
had been run ods on VIII was
mounted e log hewn TO T emble
cannon and painted blair Ibis was
thereto f.5gi'te:; the inci- :.
Fs.tepfay Mir. Coad aud bis Eva
sons, while looking out one Of the
, windows, CHANGED 10 see two red
SKINS nruwliDg about through the
uBderOrush near the hUuss niia dis
zppear. Crai / Jughl, rs lac had
sche valuable stock IN his barn,
Il would he wei Tor him ami
I bis tWs IONS 10 remain in
tie harm all night, but as the
night wore away to morning they
tnOnyht that that watch had bevn
In vain, when between The hours o.
! four and five their attention was
q tgacied 10 tne horses neighin.i. and
cautious insrtctIOn NJ was sten
at ah Indian was leading three Of
rem cut, 10 DO which I've had 20
IS Mr. CUad ahyi III. t~O sons, who
'verr aimed withWincheste.s. They
'ei him approach within a few fest,
when, leveiing their Winchesters n
aim, they fred simultaneously, the
three shots entering his head aEd
killing him. He was n fine specimen
of q Sioux Indian, named Two Eet-
ties.
A COUNCIL, or CHIEFS.
PtEE RrDGs AGENCY, Dee. IL -
General Brooke will postpone the
movement Of troops into the Bad
Lands and await development Of
? LARS at Stanuing Rock ngency.
ne killing OF sitting Bull has PRO-
duced no APPARENT excitement
among the Indians here. Few u
Them would tall when spoken 10,
and orders were issued that ihgy
shcnld not hs spoken 10 o., the st5-
ljec,. !
\ council, attended by Fed
Cloud, Little Wound AMI about
twenty-five others, Il now in session
here tor the IuIIcse of advising
General Brooke "a Ca the best action
20 take villa the hCsiilrs ir tho Bai
Lands Two SItiSss and bis followers
are expected in soon.
TIE rrEs AND THE SAvAJOs.
DESvER, Dec. ia special re-
ceived here from durango, Col;
The Southern Uies are on the eve
fan outbreak. The Ute Indian
. llice mere invaiti the camp Of
chief Engineer WiggiesvOrth, on
the la Plata, and warmed them ~
break camp and leave 1t once, as .
aaug - bod indians were not fa-
away, aud that there would bc
trouble unless they novel, "a the
soldiers had all gone 10 the north.
TIE MAIN TROUBLE.
4 courier was sent u Fort Lewis
and one from the f0rt was sent 10
this city. There are only forty sol
diers II the post, and ell the wilkes
are down ard teieSrapaie communal
Gallon 5 cus uff. Il S feared the
S.vajos will join chem. but Agent
Bartholomew thinks the Utes will
lie uuiet. hut he tsclar, mat they
sre restless and uneasy. The annual
annuity goods are issued tomorrow
atIgnaciO. aud Il j. not SHOWN what
eject it viii have on the Indians.
The main trouble i. the Uies say,
the Government heap big liar"
meaning that the Government has
failed To rstify the agreement made
{ 20 years ago Tor their removal TO
Utah.
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Go to the Sart!berg Fp rniture Co.,
lbs W., South Tempie st, and sx-
anime the Sev Sofa Bed 6fst
In the market.
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TnE sUB-TREAsURY RESOLUTION.

Pierce Tenn introduced in the
House resolution instructing the
Ways and means committee 10 re-
port to the House by January 9Th,
the sub-treasury bill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-17

dsv elected wickham Of Ohio.
chairrnSt, to succeed Conger. who
resigned 10 beoore minister to Brs-
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A FEW LINE OF sfaAAEks
UTE INDIAN RESERVATION.

In the House today the Senate
bill Was reported with amendments,
changing the boundary line Of the
Cncompaghre Ute Indian reserva-
ton, and restoring 10 the public
domain certain portions Of Utah, to
be disposed Of under the homestead
laws. A bill having similar pur-
pc-.s vss vetoed by the President
last session,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-17
$500 Reward
Holiday Excursion
II AT T. -!

THE UNION PACIFIC " III ILL !;
Excursion Tickets fOr The hohdsy- AZ
single Fare for the Rornd Trip. For tnrlsi-
n.- selling dstss December -sin asa -ltn-
TIckst- good for return IN u Ja1eaf
IN i-ai. Fer New Years -eihr : uAi ,s
Dersrsber 3ist and JsncarE - 1oS- A"'
refurn until January 5th-
T,ekels ui.l BE- sold from and 10 81 -
lion. wI,h.a a distance q 80 mfes. but
mnst ne used for ecnfinuou- psssage IN
80 A., erficns :. W. ECCLE-.
ssoe General Passenger Agent
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ARRE sTTD.

The FioResg'- Press has just re-
ceiyed from Standing Rock Agency
by courier 10 BismarcE the ifst
authentic accounts Of yesteriay's
battle that have been received. n .
facts OF the trip q! tie police al -.
soldiers have been already gwen.
The police were IN camp over night
near Sitting Bulls camp, and
in the morning, uGuer CON-
mand Of Bull Heal, LIEUT. IL
ant, and Shave Head, FIST
sergeant, went IA anu made the
arrest. Sitting Bull eNPresss='. I
willingness - 90 with them, 1T
said he wanted TO get ready for Inc
trip.
Two leaders went with him into
his tent, after he hao ordered his
horse TO be gotten ready While
the old chief was getting ready two
bucks wrapped IN blankets entered
the tepe anu, throwing oil the;r
blankets, opened fire On the police.
sitting Bulls wife set up nowl
sutside, which SEEMS 10 have been
the signal for an assault.
In the iight which followed, Red
Tomshawk killed sitting Bull.
Many OF Sitting Bulls followers
were killed and Bdiihead and
Shave He ID desperately wountei
and will undoubtedly die.
The police were Row snrrounaed,
but the military arrived, ana after
IN hour and bal. OF hot skirmish-
ing, the Indians took 10 flight anu
disaupeared la the timber. Four
police were killed and two MORALLY
wounded. Seven bosiiles were
killed at least
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EXPLORATION OF ALASKA.

EXPLORATION OF Alaska.
The bill providing for n SYSTEM
attic exploration OF the interior Of
Alaska is likely to receive consider
alton by Congress soon. 1t provides
that the Secretary of War shall
send a party into the interior Of
Alaska, aud appropriates SIO0,O coo to
deiray the expens,s Of the espedi-
ton. IL IL proposed that the party
remain three years, in order tina, the
observations may he absolutely
trustworthy and finally ret at rest
The varlors and conflicting reports
regarding the A'ssksn Territory.
A aEw LINE OF sfasaEss.
Information is received ut .hs
"Bureau Of American R-publics''
OF the Enlistment Of n. new line
OF steamers on the west coast Of
South America, in opposition to the
Pacific Steam Navigation Com
paDy. The capital is mostly fur
nished by merchants ami bankers
OF Valparaiso and Santiago, Chill,
aud 3, 0D0, 900 i already subscribed.
Tho minister of Interior o: Chilli
recommended life ,eyment Of 4
subsidy similar TO that nov paid to
the South American Steamship
Company.
The bureau has also received in
formation that the government of
Ecuador, which hitherto had no
coinage, has recently arranged for
the production OF a supply OF silver
rdccsyj TO be coined ut the National
Sint Of Chill.
UTE INDIAN REsEsv ATsOz.
In the House today the Senate
bill was reported with amendments,
changing the boundary line Of the
CncOmpaghre Ute Indian reserva-
finn anH ra.furfnr 70 fha r.ttbIf.
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IDAHO IEpIASs DANCING,

Boise CITY, Dec. 1G.-fhe Indi-
ans OF this vicinity have begun
dancing. They usually hold a
dance about January, but il WIS
b stoned this year 10y runners
frum Nevada, who informed them
that the eastern Indians wS-e dane
ing and the Messiah was surely
coming.
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A>oihIh Ia -
DENVER, Col, Dec. IA Ne'r'