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NEWS FROM ASIA.
The Pint Constitutional Assembly
Of JADAu.


Of Japan.
San FRANCISCO, Dec. 19.-The
town Yokosuka, Japan, was almos,
entirely destroyed by fire on Nov.
embes 30th. Three persons were
burned 10 death and eight seriously
injured.
The opening Of the Diet, the frs,
constitutional legislative body ever
assembled in japan, occurred Satur.
day, November 10Th. The day wa
given 10 celebrating. The ceremon.
les were brief, the EN-
peror reading n short adj.
dress, In which he expressed how
all institutions relating to the inter-
nal administration Of the empire
would be continued and extended
In order TO obtain good results from
the working OF the constitution.
The emperor held 1t essential that
the military and naval de.
fenses Of the country be per-
fccted and made the object OF
gradual attainment. The only dis
turbance which took place at the
time Of the opening of the Diet was
An attack made by students on the
Russian legation.
Mime. Shevitch, wife OF the Rus
sian minister, and the ladies Of the
legation were struck ty stones
thrown by students, who at
tempted 10 force way into
the legation. The students were re.
pulsed and some twenty Of them in
iursd. Some employed in the lega-
ton were also hurt. All windows
in the buildings were smashed. The
capse Of the attack IL said 10 be that
tho emperor bowed to the ladies'
legnfioD.
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A New Definition Of Snowfakes.

One Of the sDow-storms Of the
past few days was q revelation to
a three-year-old child Of q prumi-
uent physician who had been reared
in the South, Just before the snow
commenced to fall the child had As
sisted at some corn popping.
The mother found her In IT,
window intentiy following the
course Of each fake to sclve the
mystery of its birth. An inquiry -
20 whether she knew what the flakes
were brought only . puzzled lsok
aud n set OF wrinkles in the little
forehead.
In a few moments the child burst
in upon the mother, crying: ooh,
mamma, l know what they are.
They are pop rain drops.-E.
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THE IDAHO sExATORsHIPS.

THE Idaho Legislature has set-
tied the question Of the Unitei
States senxtorships from the new
State. a peculiar problem con.
fronted that body at its first session.
Two Senator's are elected to Con-
gress from each State, one for tn,
short and one for the long term.
But 1t appears that one term will
expire on March Srd, 1881.
1t therefore became necessary fol-
the present. Legislature to elect
two Senators who will serve at once,
and as that body will not meet again
in time to elect Senator for tn.
term commencing on the ith of
next March, to elect a thru
Senator ut the same session
Thus three senatorships were open
simultaneously for aspirants, a new
thing we believe in any State Of the
Union.
By an arrangement entered into
between the Republicans, as an
Dounced in our dispatches last even
Ing, the choice was made to fall
upon Shoup, Mcconnell and Du-
bois. Shoup is from the South, Nc
Council from the North. So the
promise male To the North was full
filled without doing damage TO the
chances Of Dubois, who is also from
the South. The two Senators,
Shoup and Mcconnell, will 60 a,
once to Congress, and one Of them,
As will be decided between them by
lot will serve only till the 3rd OF
March, 1881, and the other will be
placed either in the rank of two
years or of four years Senators, as
the class to be filed may be deter
mined. Dubois is elected to the
full term Of six years, which will
commence on the 4th OF March
next. He will have no place in the
present Congress.
We expressed the opinion, some
time ago, that in spite of all COM
binations and prejudices against
him, Dubois would be elected. We
knew something of bis methods and
also Of the means at his command.
Republican politics, in the language
of Senator ingalls,, means .'get
there" Dubois 'igot there" He
cannot be useful to his party in the
Senate in the manner desired, but
the other two Senators are Republi-
cans and perhaps will answer the
purpose in view.
Both Sharp and Mcconnell have
q good reputation for ability, force
and understanding of national
affairs as well as o. the needs OF
their own State, and We hope TO
hear that they made a good record
during the brief term that remains
Of the present Congress.
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Literary Notice.

One Of the must remarkable Hste
of famous contributions ever brought
together in q single number Of Q
magazine will be presented in the
January issue Of The ladies' Ron,s
Journal, Of Philadelphia. The
authors in that number will Include
Henry 81. Stanley, DR.. Oliver
Wendell Holmes, Ex-President
Hays, Hon. John Wapamaker,
Joseph Jefferson, Hon. Hsonibal
Hamlin, Madame Albaui, James
Whitcomb Riley, Gen. Lew Wal.
lace, George w. Childs, d. T. De
Wiz Talmage, Mn.- A. d. Whit.
ney, Robert J. Burbetts, Edward
Bellamy, Will Carlton, Charles A.
Dana. sarah Orne JeWstt 0essRs
w. Cable, Julian Hawtho1ne, Mfs.
Lyman Abbott, Mn. Margaret
Bottome, and nearly twenty othsn.
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Removal.

Young Bros. Co. have removed
to their New Store in the Cons.itu-
ton Building, IS Main St, and
carry an elegant stock Of Chase
Bros Pianos, Packard Organs,
Clough & Warren Organs, Domestic
Sewing Machines aud Musical
Merchandise.
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D,NWOODEY

lsnow prepared to wait upon
customers in his New Store;
he has a magnificent line OF
Furniture. Carpets and Wall
Paper. Cali and sae him. =
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To-Day wewere shown an heir.
loom Of the Gill family, bearing the
date Of 1882. 1t has been handed
down since that time through menu
bers of the family named George.
1t is in the shape of an iron toast
ing fork, and as it weighs nearly n
pound. Il evidently came down
from = solid period. The present
holder Of II, George Gill Of this city,
received 81 from his grand Uncle.
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The senate.

WAsHINGToN, Dec. 9.-After the
routine business Stanford addressed
the Senate on his bill TO increase the
circulating medium.
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xARKErs AND STOCKS.
CHICAGO MARKET.

Chicago. Dec. 10. las .. N.
wheAt-seady; cash, siS; jan, az
Corn-sieady; eash. s7s.; Jan. soa.; May
oats-Easy; cash. 4lssg; Jan. III May,
81
Bariey-Nominal.
Pork-f irm; eash. szs.i:s, jan, 1850;
May, u.lsS-
ClOS42E.
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Sensational Failure.

wILKEsBARRE, Pa, Dec. ia
sensational failure was made public
here this morning. The dry goods
and carpet store conducted in the
name OF FL. Orr. Of Brooklyn, n. Y,
was closed by the sheriff on judg-
ments for the sum of S27, 200.
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AOoNLIGHTERs SENTENCED.

At Sligo today, Lalor, the leader
OF \ band Of "Moonlighters" was
sentenced to penal servirude for life.
Other prisoners We're sentenced to
various terms Of Imprisonment,
ranging from one to ten years.
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Cono,cr nra<. Piano. Cheap.

a great sacrifice. y private party
will sacrifice . magnificent ~
Octave, Triple Strung, Patent
Action, Conover Cabinet Upright
Piano ut sSgreat sacrifice. Elegant
Plush Stool, and Box for shipping.
Rare chance to get 4 fine Piano,
cheap. Call tomorrow. IS W. LIST
South.
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Csnsscr bros. Piano. cheap.

a great sacrifice. a private party
will sacrifice n magnificent ~
Octave, Triple Strung, Patent
Action, Conover Cabinet Upright
Piano at great sacrifice. Elegant
Plush Stool, and Box for shipping.
Rare chance TO get fine Piano,
cheap. Call tomorrow. IS W. Isl
South.
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Day. Men and Indians.
MISNEAPoLIs, Dec. ia Rapid
City, 5. D., special says: The re-
borts Of the engagements between
the troops and the Indians at Daly's
ranch and other points are false.
There has been three skirmishes be-
tween Colonel Days command OF
settlers asd cowboys, numbering
fifty men. The last one, on Tues
day, was q hot one. The Indians
attempted to burn the hay stacks at
Days ranch, but were driven of
by Colonel Day and ten men. 4
band Of $50 hostiles are moving
westward, fifty miles north Of here.
in Butte County. Eighty rhen OF
the Ninth Cavalry and sixty Chey-
enne scouts have been sent after
them.
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TEE aso.CALLsp HosrrLxs.s
THE following Il an Omaha
Worid-Hor special from Pine
Ridge, dated the 10th:


Ridoe d...d IN. Ie,h.
'u VIC $500 .o
p-i' :" "o"' .o0. tSOP'e s--.' ~
'ca'ins IN me nao A.nos s"oo' I'D
iouses' par. VI "n"so ooeo's".
senu'e's "os' "so.'A."s
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ger away WIKI tne'f h'es anu inst 'nes
would go OUT no more Inc nost''es
aau ora"n d 'ine saying 'nA' tue ns'
man VINO cros-ea 'hA' iine "ouiu oo
Niiied. IN inc afternoon an .nu'A.
"o'iiah anu 'nrec niue guns NJ n''
oeeh OF tne party ~nich came M ca'''c
mere anu 'o'o nef s'ory' Sne VS. .
ROSEBUD Agency woman a"o s~'o
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oeesuse 'ne ponce eAuie " 'ne" -
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"a az his ON, on he, nncIe., sbouI.
L. ,na "a :, or nd ,h., he v.s
A., r,o,, ,,o .ho,t Oh. aid tina,
a. hos,;,o. h,a n,.,. ~ ,ef,,,e
rt,.h tho, h.I;orad u-,,imnre,,able
=, 60 s,rro,n5.5 he cliff on cverv
side, and there was only one way in
or out, and this pass WAS narrow and
guarded by young men. All the older
men of the party wanted TO come IN,
but were prevented by the young
men, Some OF the party who were
still there, and who were trying to get
,u.,v xe-e making rone ladders tn
scale the cliffs secretly in their efforts
to get out She said that they
were in = starving condition, hav-
ing no coffee, sugar, Hour or
vegetables OF any Description
nothing but meal; that those who had
been wanting TO come in had lived on
the pieces oil meat thrown away by
those who had committed the raids.
She said that she pitied the head man.
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A great sacrifice. 4 private party
will sacrifice magnificent ~
Octave, Triple Strung, Patent
Action, Conover CABINET Upright
Piano at great sacrifice. Elegant
Plush Stool, and Box for shipping.
Rare chance to get a fine Piano,
cheap. Gail tomorrow. IS W. list
South. Dis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-19
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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CeIebr.s~d Chic.r,,,,,ri,.o.

Elegant Rosewood Case. Chick
ering 4 Sons. Only Sl75. Makers
price, 5000. Time If desired. Call
Salt Lake Music Co. 20 W. LIST South
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Killed by . Train.

BosToN, Dec. 1.-Two sisters,
aged - and 81, were killed by an
express train at Somerville, last
night.
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THE Brotherhood Of Railway
Trainmeu gave their drst annu6l
ball last night In the Gnnd Amy
Hall Nearly $50 couples were
present.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of James watson. Deceased.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN BIZ Tue
~ undersigned. Administrator Of The Is
tate of james Watson. deceased, TO the
creditors of, and all persons having claims
agasns: the SAID deceased. to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers. within ten
months after the trst publication OF this
notIce. to the said administrator. az the
ONCE q Watson Eros. u and % West,
south Temple street. ir the County Of SAT-
Lase. Utah Territory
Dated December 18th. lSso-
ROBERT BOWMAN
Administrator OF the estate Of James Wat
son, deceased. oaw 0w
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AGAINST PARNELL.

A branch of the National League
on the Island Of jersey, has adopted
resolution against Parneil.
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HANGING or rxDiAss.


ArssoULA, MI, Dec. 1e.-The great
ct hanging which ever took place In
the northwest occurred this morn
ing. when Lala See, Pierre Paul,
Antjey and Pascale, four Indian
murderer, were hanged at the
court house here. All died game,
Pierre Paul and Antley sTilingiy
bidding their friends goodbye.
Twenty minutes after the trap was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-19

Elegant Rosewood Cs.e. Chick
ering 4 Sons. Only $40. AakeIe
price, $500. Time II desired. Can
Salt Lake Music Co., IS W. LIST South
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II you want TO be miserable, think
only about yourself-about what
you want, what ysu like, what re-
spect people ought To pay you, and
what others think about you'll
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a FRENCH LYMPH.

DE-. Petit has Inyented one I'm Imi.
sasion OF Koeh's..
PARIS, Dec. 19.-Dr. Petit has
produced specimens Of lymph In
vented by himself, which he claims
will produce results in tubercular
diseases identical with those pro-
duced by Prof. Koci's lymph.
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Go to the Sandberg Furniture Co.,
ms W., South Temple ST., and -x.
anime the New Sofa Bed. Bes,
IN the market.
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Carload OF Chase Brcs.' Pianos
Just rece!sec at Young Brothers. IS
Main st.
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Estate Of William Bowman. Deceased

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY TIE
~ undersigned. ADMINISTRATIVE OF the
estate of William Bowman, deceased. TO the
creditors or, and all persons having claims
AGAINST the said deceased. 10 exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers. within ten
months after the ffst publication Of this TO
tice. to the said ADMINISTRATIVE. at the Of.
I've OF Isaac ~ Wsddell, Attorney, = and
- East. South Temple Street. salt Lake CITY.
in the County OF salt Lake Utah Territory.
Dated November eth, lsao.
MARGARET BOWMAN.
ADMINISTRATIVE OF the estate OF william
Howmau. deceased q oaw 5~
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Cenever Bre.. Piano. Chesp.

a great sacrifice. A private party
win sacrifice n magnificent "a
Octave, Tripple Strung, Patent
Action, Conover Cabinet Upright
Piano Mt great sacrifice. Elegant
Plush Stool, and Box for shipping.
Rare chance to get fine Piano,
cheap. Gail tomorrow. 80 W. LIST
South.
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ANOTHER VERSION.

10 D. Claimed that ParuefI ~ BaHer-
ing from she Effects Of Mud.
DUBLIN, Dec. lebanon Cody
asserts that It was mud that was
thrown in Psrneil's face and eyes,
and not lime. rs claimed.
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RUGS AND CURTAINS.
The Latest Novelties in
Daghestan and algerian
styles at Dinwoodey's.
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WANTED.

A GIgL 10 no GENERAL HOUSE
"A work Apply to Geo. Z. Lambert,
DEsEKsr NEWS OFFICE
CARPESTERS AND TRACK MEN on
~ the Utah Central Railway. Good
wages paid Apply at the Depot or AZ ONCE
opposite Eagle Gate
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1t was just In Time.


&c. bartholomew. Kaikaska, Mich, says:
LOCATED in this place i've years ago. having
formerly resided in Troy, n. Y. have
been great sufferer from what the physi-
clans OF Troy called Bright's Disease. I
used Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Rene
cy, Of Iendoui. n. y. All the terrible
symptoms of the disease aie gone. I havs
no traces Of any
Disorder of the Kidneys,
liver or bladder. Who would begrudge the
cost OF this medicine lone dollar bottls)
for such a blessing or refus, this simple
though sincere token Of gratitude for being
perfectly cured. owe everything TO DR..
Kennedy's Favori,e Remedy. and hope ihis
will induce others who suffer from any
kidney. liver or blood disorder. to use this
medicine
Dr.Kennedy' SPaVoriteRemedy
Made 1t ROSDOUr. N.Y.. sI;sfor IS.
For Safe by T. q. NJ. I. Drug Dept.
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c,noxr, uro.. rian.. Chcnp.

A most complete line at
Dinwoodey's.
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FOLDING BEDS.

Get . wire door Mat az z C.-M. :
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Rooms. 90 and 30 wasa,sh Building. Sal.
Lake City.
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SLIPPERS.

,Emorcidsred. patent
feather. alligator.
p,ush. etc.
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STORY OF a BROTHER AND
SISTER IN CANADA.
Asd, Not Lime, was Thrown at Par.
nell: So Canon Cody
Says
FovR INDIAN MUaoGaEHs Exc.
cuTEo AT MISsouLa.
A Grand Time In Japan: Opening Of
the Diet BY the En-.
peror.
elenaph 70 the SEws.l
THE INDIAN TROUBLE.

three skirni.hes Between Cslsael
Day. Men and Indians.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Sale of Seats Begins Saturday. Decemer 20
PRICES A. USUAL.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-06-25
The Good Lived After Him.

Years ago there lived in a town not
far from Portland a man of property.
education, ability and good habits. He
was elected several times to the legisla.
ture, and served with credit to himself
and to his constituents. In old age
misfortune came upon him. He LOST
all his property and went to live with
his younger brother because he had no.
where else 10 go.
But the brothers children would not
have the old man in the house, and or.
dered the selectmen to remove him.
He was taken to the poor farm, and
there he died. Later these same chill.
dren removed their uncle's remains to
the village cemetery, and at the head
Of his grave set up a marble slab and
placed upon IL this inscription:
Farewell. dear uncle, until we meet
you in a Better Land. Portland Ar
gus.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-06-25
Where the Old Ships Go.

A man stepped into one of the ship.
ping Offices on Front street the other
day to have q look at The Maritime
Register. An old sea captain who had
been reading It remarked, as the visitor
laid the sheet aside, after an apparent
ly fruitless inspection, Don't find what
you were looking for, chr
NO." was the answer. II was look.
ing for the B., but she isn't listed In
this number"
'Old shipr
Eyes. l sailed in her twenty years
ago."
''Oh, well, then, she belongs to the
Germans by this time"
''How's that"
well, the Germans don't build ships,
leastwise not wooden ones, SO much as
some other people do. They buy sec
ond hand ships, and they do most OF
their buying in America. The German
merchants operate on smaller capital
than ours, and they can't or won't put
as much money into timber as they do
here, They have n sharp eye for bar,
gains, too, let me tell you, and when
they find tub that's somewise slow Oh
leaky, but presentable and cheap, they
buy her, copper bottom her and start
her on her travels again. Lord! There's
lots of American built ships flying the
Dutclnnan's flag at our wharves. Some
N~orwegians buy 'ein, too, but it's mostly
Germans that get EN-"
This throws a light on old ships, but
the pins, pianos and sewing machines
are still to be accounted for.-New York
Sun.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-06-25
The Inconyenience Of Being Wise.

A certain learned doctor had been
preaching In a country church and was
on his way back again. As he rode
along he fell into n theological media
ton, tackling several stiff dogmatical
questions, and consequently he utterly
lost his way. At last he met a country.
man, Of whom he asked the way to
6avonnieres.
But the c%ountryman knew him and
said:
why, master, you're an honest man,
indeed. i heard you preach In our
church, and never heard a better ser
mon In my life. l should like to hear
. dozen such sermons" well. well,
my good friend, I hope to say a few
more words In season some other time
but tell me the way to Savonnieres.
"Nay, nay" said the countryman,
''may God keep me from such pre-.
sumptuousnessl TO teach n man who
knows everything; you are laughing at
me, master. Why. the little children
know the way to Savonnieres, and are
you, who knows all things, ignorant OF
such a little matteri Nay, tits not like.
ly, master. God keep you" And 50
he left him. --Bervalde de verville.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-06-25
A Wealthy Woman.

Mrs. Robert Goelet Is not yet thirty
years of age. She has a cottage In
Newport worth $3.50, 600 and an income
of s1s2, 500 a year, or $500 a day. Her
father is George Henry Warren, the
wealthy ~finsncier, from whom she
learned how to keep her account book
balanced. Mrs. Goelet Is exceedingly
pretty. She has bright yellow hair, a
fair complexion, violet eyes, and her
manners are those Of a patrician lady.
Her little o and daughter are beauti-
full as dolls and her constant compan.
ions through the day. She thinks moth
ing Of asking a caller to excuse her
when a dolls dress Or n paper kite is in
process OF construction.-New York
World,