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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-17

YASiSToS, 5. d., Feb. l0.-Rev.
James A. Kyle was elected United
States senator 10 succeed Hon. Gideon
q. Moody ut Pierre this afternoon. He
IN n native OF 81. Lawrence County,
New York state, about ~ years old,
hnd N u Congregational Munster OF
broad views. He was ordained a. u Con.
gregntional minister Ia 1854, and has
since held pasiorates at Crested Butte,
Colo. Ipswich aud Aberdeen, =. u.
Last summer he accepted the position
Of financial agent for fanton College,
and In the state election last fall was
elected State Senator from Brown
County on the Independent ticket.
Tho nomination was against his incl.
nation, aud during the campaign he
took no part In election affairs.
Early In the contest nj Pierre which
has resulted IN his election a. the
United States Senate he was asked TO
10 candidate for u. :, senator IN the
independent caucus, but refused until
II was apparent that II was tho only
chance ~ the independents. lie Is "a
staunch iprohibilionist, aud was n re-
publican before the last election.
Kyle was elected on the fortieth
ballot by q combination OF the indie.
pendent and democratic votes, the re-
suit standing; Kyle, 49, Sterling, SO;
Trip, S; Campbell, |. Thirty members
were paired. The result Is regarded
here m having been brought about In
some means by the delegation Of the
Illinois South Dakota reciprocity
scheme.
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PiTTsBuR0 Feb. IN. - A steady
downpour vi rain since yesterday has
had the effect OF mprc or less seriously
impeding travel on almost every nil'
road entering this city. The largest
Ian slide on The baltimore 4 Ohio foI
several years now covers the track near
West Newton. A big flood IL feared.
GrecnbuTg reports the streams In that
vicinity Overlooking, AMI the people on
the low lands aru moving out. Johns.
town reports the highest watcrin3ioney
Creek and Conemouuh River since the
flood. Several bridges aro destroyed.
Work al the Cambria Iron Company =
plants In suspended.
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Several years ago ChamberInIn a 90,

Several years ago Chamberlain a Co.,
OF Des Moines, Iowa, commenced the
manufacture Of n cough syrup, bellev-
Ing II To be the most prompt and rella-
bio preparation yet produced for coughs,
colds aud Group; that the public appr,.
olate true merit, aud I'm tjme A was
certain 10 become popular. Their most
sanguine hopes have b,on more than
realized. over threo hundred thou.
sand bottles OF Chamberlain Cough
ltome1y are now sold each yenr, aud
II Is recognized as "the best made"
where ever known. IL will cure
severe cold Ia less lime thgn any other
treatment. For sails by z. q. NJ. |.
Drug Dept dds
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BALLARD. snow Iiain,su,.

This invaluable romedJ Is ono that
ought TO bo In every household. IL
viii cure your Rheu matlsui, Neuralgia,
Sprains, Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Frosted
Feet aud Ears, Sore Throat and Sore
Chest. Ifyou have Lamp Back 1t will
cure II. IL ponetrates TO me ssat Of tho
disease. twill euro Stir Joints and
contracted muscles after all other rene.
dies have failed. Those who have been
cripplos for yesrs have used Balayd's
Snoip Lininssnt and thrown away their
crutobes and been able 10 walk as well
a. ever. II will cure you. Price so
ccnfs.
Y. a. NJ Agenta /"
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Preparations at New York and NJ
Louis.

NEW YoRK, Feb. l6.--There were
very few callers at the Sherman resi-
dence today. Nobody Ia allowed TO
view the body.
The members Of the Stock Exchange
this afternoon voted unanimously 10
close on the day Of the funeral.
The remains Of General Sherman,
dressed In FULL uniform, will be placed
In the casket In the front parlor tOmor-
row, but until Thursday none but tho
members of the family viii be per.
mittod To look on the remains. Tbs
funeral car will be placed on the rogue
NJ 81. Louis fast express OF the Penn
ayivania road nj $3.50 Thursday even
ing. Tho train isexIectcd to arrive at
81. Louis Saturday morning.
Tho procession In this city viii be an
imposing one, and 1t IL already ~
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LONDON, Feb. l8.-While n clerk
from the Bank Of Scotland was stand.
ing at the counter Of the National
Provincial Bank In the act Of making
a deposit, he was addressed by n
rtylishly-,iressed stranger. While the
conversation, which only lasted mo-
ment or 10, was going on, man, evl.
IDENTIFY Nh accomplish OF the stranger,
snatched from the clerk wallet con.
tanning bonds and checks representing
many thousands Of pounds, and escaped
He has not been captured.
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ranged that more than twelve thousand
'uen will lie In line. including many
military companies from this and ad.
Joining States, regular army, West
Point cadets, marines aud sailors.
urani Army and the Loyal Legion.
Commnnder-in.Cbicf Neazcy has or.
uefed tbs posts OH the route Of the
fnneml train TO fo.m at tho stations
and salute NJ the train passes. The
legislatures Of New York, Maine and
New jersey today took suitable action
on the generals death.
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Discovery Of n Daring system OF Hob.

OMAHA, Feb. l6.-At Beatrice, Mrs.
NJ. A. Campbell today discovered that
her confidential agent, &. Il. Martin,
had systematically robbed her Of sew.
eral thousand dollars. Martin wins
conducting a loan business. Further
Investigation showed that by an elab.
crate and daring system Of f0rgories he
robbed his clientes Of fully $50, 900.
Martin has LETT the country, and II IL
supposed he has gone 10 Canada or
England. He leaves wife and family
In destitute circumstances.
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Completing the Revision OF theis
Articles OF baith.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l0.-The com.
miiiee VI the General Assembly VI III.
Presbyterian Church Of the United
States ON revision Of the Confession OF
Faith, after harmonious session Of
eleven days, completed the work anu
adjourned this evening. The changes
made have generally met with unani-
nous approval. The work viii bo 10.
ported 10 the assembly IN Detroit next
MAY, aud by II referred 10 the Preshy-
teries for adoption or rejection. The
changes made have been OF great I'M.
portancc.
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ErLoe,srIc OF .urnuAN.
what London Newspapers Have tn
tsy at ttiu.

LONDON, Feb. l6.--rhe london
newsrnper this morning all contain
long obituary articles eulogistic Of
General sherman.
The Tines says: Oils death removes
one Of the greatest hctoes Of the great
war and impovcrishes the worlds
stock OF military genius aud renown.' -
The Nasdard says: "tefasing to H.
drawninto the mirc Of poll,lsl, .geAeS,,l
, 'Si.------- -syvyu gu use o,ttefu OF NJ
partiea and died without = stain upor
the luster OF his arms, IA free from re-
proach rs from fear.v
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ror I'll. nen.nt Of l,ie,ed Tenants.

LONDON, Feb. i8.-Tho McCarthylte
members Of Parliament today resolved
10 acquiesco In the proposition TO devote
the remainder Of tho League funds,
CIV, 1000, 10 the benefit Of the evlctcd
tenant. provided tho money was dis.
tributed by tho tenants defense assO-
citation. They also decided 10 cndeavor
10 secure by legal means control Of
United ireland.
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bismarck aud the rm,.,.r.

Especial TO 1iir iftnALp-ENaminerC Gable.
PAnIs, Feb. lG.-Ls Jf1fH publishes
dispatch from Berlin stating the Ems
pcrOf has expressed his condemnation
Of Bismnrck's attitude In the scvefe.t
terms and that the sovereign has been
griovOusly affected by the lnccssaut
ATTACKS ema tat ny rouFficdfichsIuh
The terms IN which his malcsty ex.
presses his dlsplcasurc explain the ab-
sOlutc abandonment Of the ex chauc.l.
Tor and his grievances by the Dcutsche
7dgbldt, the Cologne Gd;.tie and Ma
ttOnaf Iciun0, which have thoroughly
eliminated the Bismnrckinn fcrvor from
their columns. The condition Of affairs
Is serious and the patience of the En-.
pcror Is very much tried aud liable nj
my moment 10 bc exhausted, Ia which
event II Is likely he would resort 10
extreme measures 10 bring about dis.
continuance OF the annoyance.
TlIE CHANCELLOR 10 M PROSE-
CuTLD.
= ns-.-~-..s, -s>~s-..so.---ss.4 .ofp ayu err
rent that tbs State c1ntemplates the
prosecution Of Prince bismarck. There
was an extraordinary session Of the
royal State council Saturday at noon.
Chancellor Capnvl presiding. In IL
midst the Emperor suddenly aud en-
tlreiy UNEXPECTEDLY appeared aud took
part In Its deliberation. IL N known
that matters Of serious moment were
discussed, aud particularly the attitude
assumed by Bismarck and IT, possible
effect ON the foreign relations OF tue
empire. Count schouyalon, the Rus.
sian ambassador, called upon Prince
Bismarck Tuesday last, since which
time II has been remarked that the
papers devoted To Bismarck's Interests
have nlmost daily referred IN caustlc
terms 10 caprivl's failure 10 keep good
faith with Russia.
10 II now stated with more or les
freedom that Bismarck communicated
10 Schouyaloti, and forwarded proof 10
the Emperor In the form OF dOcu-
mcnt-, that the attacks Of the press up
ON the government Of the Gar did not
emanatV from Count Won Walicrsce,
the new chief Of stall, who had main.
taluel n scmi-ofilcinl bureau under the
direction Of Major Schubert that had
for It's duty the manipulation Of news
paper opinions aud news Ia Germany
and abroad. These revelations, male
by bismarck II Il asserted, led ~ the
recent modification IN the general
stall which Included the retirement VI
Won Waidvrsee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-17

Mr.. Frank Huffman, young man
Of burlington, Ohio, states that he
had been under the care OF two prom.
inent physicians, and used thcir treat.
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around. They pronounced his case 10
DO Consumption aud incurablo. He
was persuaded to try DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds, and at that time was not
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half Of a dcllar bottle that he was
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LONDON, Feb. iO.-Thc Berlin and
Vienna newspapers consider ID. Rud.
ms exposition of the Italian Govern.
menpr policy appropriate, In view OF
the difficulty Of his position.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-17
10 10 u Mistake

To try to cure catarrh by using local
applications. Catarrh Is not local but
u constitutional disease. II IL not u
disease Of the mans nose, but OF the
man. Therefore, 10 effect cure, re.
Juires a constitutional remedy like
Hoods Sarsaparilia, which, acting
through the blood, reaches every part
ofthe system, expelling the faint which
causes the disease, aud impartlns
health.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-17

MADRID. Feb. iO.-The returns so
far Of the senatorial elections In spain
Of 100 seats. This Liberals, who hoped
for gains, were bitterly disappointed.
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LONDON, Feb. iJ.--ln the Commons
today the secretary Of war, replying TO
question, said, pending tho result OF
the legal proceedings taken by Sir
William Gordon Cumming In the bac-
carat scandal, tho department would
not retire any other officer.
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Lock ou, Tor rha, Pain In Yeur Hack.

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much more keenly throughout the en-.
tire system. Take--at once--Dr. Da-
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Rondout, n. Y, which Is the most ef.
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ment Of all diseases Of the Kidneys
aud Liver, and for Malaria ~ well as
the publication Of the blood. d&s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-17

BuESos AyREs, Feb. l6.--Owing to
rumor. OF a rash revolutionary plot the
Government has placed the troops
under arms. The streets are patroilcd by
cavalry,
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Til. wrench Press and Rudini.

PARIS, Feb i0.--Thc French press
welcome the Marquis dl Rudini,s state
ment In the. Italian Chamber OF Depu-
ties yesterday, IN promising more ami.
cable relations between Italy and
France.
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WAsIiIsGroN, Feb. Before the
House Coinage Committee today, q.
Waldo Smith, w. W. Trenholm and
y. Ellery Anderson spoke against the
free coinage Of silver. Anderson pre-.
sentei the protest Of tbr Cooper Union
meeting against the Senate Silver
Committee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-17

graph, and for three terms had been
member Of the Pennsylvania Legisla-
ture. My recollection IL that the ex-
animation disclosed the fact that, after
nearly twelve years OF Industry and
opportunity, my fortune was 5000.
The accusation that over twenty
years ngo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-17
Williams Australian Herb Piiis.

lfyou are Yellow, Bilious, consti.
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drowsy. no appetite, ioot, OUT your
Liver Is out OF order. Onu boz Of these
Pils will dTpe NIL the trouble away
and make u new being Of you. Price
70 cents. Zion Coop Mer. Inst. Drug
Dept, AyenL d6s
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N CONGRESS-.
issssmsns 10 the Consular Arpre'
priasion NH.

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.,,.,t., NH,
-, a. an.
WasiiisoIvs, rep. 40, ~ m'
= Jou1s u Nevada aud Mitchell of
/ 49, ~ ~ frru boriulaiun The ~
n NI1rk MI WORE Olaf. fe'|'||
49, nnnes1 - tl,p EpTlie,
|{<sl517 I'm Wrs agreed 10, and Nc.
Camel addressed tho Senate In nd.
yoxry Of his bill, directing pro.
rrilngs In condemnation against the
rnign and Central Pacific roads. Re-
KIND,
ns Dlnlo,sii, aud cons,,la, An
,n'rl.iln,, Kin 'ws. H., ,,lan ',n Z,
executive session nm amend,nent 10
Ne Dinlomsilc lin ,S,. s"rse1 Ia tor
M s.iablI.hment M ,sley,anhIc .om.
nauicatlons with nc hawaiian
l,anl, mi ayrc.I IN sft.rwa,i. In
On Senate Yeas Al. nav. 90
Qu.v th,n ADDED, ,h,s Sa,st. Ia
hil.ilon N chSs,,.. circ,,ls,sJ a'.sinsi
A'I.
iht senate resumed COMMUNICATION M
le DluIouatlc and Gona,is, 4 49,
bflliou blll with m, f,lln,yir. nn,d,,J.
nsnL agreed IN in ss, All, ~. .Ia.,.
49, '"'
10 enable the president 10 make
hhnsenel rs with my citizen or cor
iusoa 81 tho United States, M shall
$500. 800 70 posses facilities and means
ssosaiy 70 That end for telegraphlc
lnuhieailon between the United
s'is auu the Kingdom Of Hawaii,
ro'.lon. Sufficient Ia the Judg.
ON 10 u NV, r ot TO se,
citizen, Of m. u,,,.I S,n,,. nnu
Equal Communicative ' Nv , .I.,y anu ny,
viii MD lI".d,'n, ny 'eicgraph
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yurhns,s pVniOa not iess than six
appropriated for each yeas .in,,no
which such .nv,ysmaa, hnn uu.'ng
cure Of cxecutian ~, 'asn pe W
twenty year. ami ~. 49,. 49, J,'uInY
uadef this authorize hal, 'o"n l'ail
c0C,0lO.p '"''' "o' exceed
l.sa repSrtci from s coam,,,... having
sAole 10 tie sens,e. ,hn co,, ., nm, ,ne
lnenimen,s wef, ag,.J e", ~. w
atN those IN regard IN Tho un :" nu,n,
tlegnph cable. on whioh ~, "nwaIan
'cls was taken and ,'hI vn separate
MI TO %. The dsran. .u we're agreed
10 The Affirmative wa,.' 1.a VINO voted
Phenon anJ a, WIZ iihinpton, Mt
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rlnb Quay and wo,sn,, 'e were
burned. "o'co''' Adj
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ru,sr Iha H. h apologized for the Ian.
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sentei the protest of tbr Cooper Union
meeting against the Senate Silver
Committee.
PUGET SOUND RuMons.
Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury
Spaulding said today, regarding the
reported reorganization Of sub.ports of
entry on Puget Sound, Washington,
that the rumors were absolutely incor.
rect. "More than that, - said Spauli.
Ing, "no official complaints regarding
this matter have ever been made at Ia.
Department"
THE PENSION OFFICE DEFiCIESCY.
A revised report shows the dchcl.
ency for the Pension Ofllcc IL 9s,07s,.
a33. The estimate frat presented 10
Congress was 10: S5t,O00,001. The
PRESENT estimate Is reduction Of S..
S2l ,00s.
SUBMITTING A REPORT.
Representatives Quinn Of Now Yorl,
and skinner Of North Carollra, the
minority Of the House committee on
alcoholic liquor traffic, submitted re-.
port, In which they areunabl. to agree
10 the bill already reported prohibiting
The Interstate transportation Of any nj.
coholic llquors used a. beverage.
An INTERNATIONAL NATIONAL hank.
Dorsey Of Nebraska introduced In
the House resolution providing that
on wednesday, February 18th, the
House shall consider and vote upon tho
bill 10 carry Into effect the recommend.
ations OF the International American
conference for incorporating nm Inter.
national American bank.
THE SILVER rooL.
Before tho silver pool committee 10.
day. ex.Representstivc white OF New
York said the testimony Of Congress
man Taylor to the effect that lie bought
silver through Whites firm three days
after the act was passed, was correct.
The firm never bought silver for any
other Congressman than Taylor, nor
for any Senator or other govcrnmnn,
employe. He knew nothing Of the
alleged pool.
PROMOTIONS.
Among the nominations by the Presi.
dent today were the following: Major
John A. Wilcox, Eight Cavalry, 10 be
licutenant.coloncl; Captain Camille q.
Carr, Flint Cavalry, major; First
Lieutenant George =. Heyle, First
Cavalry, captain.
si.niiy ATTENDED, CAUCUS.
The caucus Of the republican Nom.
beers Of the House WINS SHINY attended
tonight, not more than seveniy.iive
members being present. Tho silver
question occupied the greater part OF
tho session, and tho opluion Of those
pro1fu{ yAs nK1iuz< fror coinage. .Pcr.
HIM of Knfsd1 aud BartiuAof Nevada
1selss ~ IRE .<>sinnlp aud Washer ~
Massachusetis agninst u. H.ndufs IN
Of Illinois, Kerr Of Iowa and Anderson
Of Kansas were inclined toward n
more liberal silver policy, but believed
additional legislation on the sutjecs at
this late day unwisc for business and
politloa. reasons. Cannon spoke against
Tree coinage aud further legislation ON
the subject. He favored giving the
subsidy shipping bill and other I'm.
porinnt measures now pending, a
chance.
Finally n resolution was adopted tina,
the secretary he Instructed TO request
The immediate prcaencu aud continued
attendance OF the absent republican
members during the remainder Of the
session.
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Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury
Spaulding said today, regarding the
reported reorganization Of supports Of
entry on Puget Sound, Washington,
that the rumors were absolutely incor.
rect. "More than that, - said Spsuli.
Ing, "no official complaints regarding
this matter have ever been made at the
Department.
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81. TsouIs, Feb. l6.-Gcncral Merritt
has received orders from Major. Gen.
eral Schoncld, stating that General
Shermnn's funeral will start from New
York Thursday afternoon, and the
burial take place at 81. Louis Satur.
day. Ransom post, q. A. r., viii
escort the remains from the depot 10
the cemetery and General Merritt was
ordered, IN addition, 10 provide u suit.
ahlc escort Of regular soldiers. Gcnenl
Merritt has ordered several COMPANIES
Oi Infantry, cavalry aud artillery here
from Fort Leavenwuith, Logan and
Riley.
A large meeting OF representative cltI.
zcns, q. A. II. mon aud others. was
held here today aud committee an.
polluted 10 perfect all arrangements for
the sherman funeral. The military
organizations and Grand Army posts
OF this and adjoining States viii be-
invited to participate. President liar.
ri.On aud Cabinet have been asked 10
lie present.
THE PRESIDENT AND CAuiSEr fN-
vi1sD.
WAsnINuruS. Feb. id.-Tho Preai.
dent nnu Cabinet were today formally
invited To participate. In the ceremonies
IN New York Incident 10 The transfer VI
The remains Of General sherman to -.
Louisiana the invitation win lndouht-
c'ily he accepted unless the state of
public business renders Il impossible
fnr the President and members ~
Tie Cabinet TO leave the capital ON that
day.
CHICAGO WANTS hin.
CHICAGO, Feb. lG.--At n meeting
held yesterday 1t was decided to re-
quest, In the name Of the Grand Army
Of the Republic Of Illinois, the actual
prescnc. Of the remains Of General
sherman nj the memorial services 10
he held here. a strong effort will be
made 10 have the remains taken to ~.
Louis by way OF Chicago.
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Secretary George j. Gibson OF the
Whisky Trust has been indicted by the
grand jury, and tomorrow, barring
hight, viii probably be again arrested
and compelled TO give hail In tho
courts In addition TO the $4,000 Fed
oral bonds already piled up against
him.
After hearing the evidencep presented
by the Government officials, regarding
thu alleged plot 10 blow up with dyna-
mite the antitrust Shufcldt distillery,
the grand Jury was unanimous that an
indictment should be found against
Gibson, and State Attorney IIongo-
necker spent some hours nj his office
tonight arranging the proper counts on
which tho Whisky Trust secretary will
be tried. The law under which he
will he held IL contained In section
0f the criminal code relating TO pos
session, manufacture and guilty knowl.
edge Of explosives intended TO 10
used for the Injury Of any building or
person.
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THE PENSION OFFICE DEFicKScY.
A revised report shows the dchcl.
ency ior the Pension Office IL s9s,05s,.
a33. The estimate 1rst presented TO
Congress was 70: S5t,O00,010. The
psesent estimate Is a reduction Of S..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-17

PEORIA, ILL.,, Feb. i6.-George J.
Gibson returned FROM Chicago early
this morning. He still adheres To the
story that the fluid In the satchel was
an aniiseptic that lie aud three otheB
were going to manufacture.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-17

hhhiIx NJ '"S suMi,
spnsai bl fe6e.lg,- The German Gov.
~ % cb li decided y, to send war Yes YES.
's''s In that col ntry. '"'