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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-05
BIsMARCK-s FALL.
The Cause. and Circumstances that
I.esl 10 IL

LONDON. Jan. 3.-The following ac-
count of the circumstances which
brought about the resignation OF
Prince Bismarck i published in the
Tunes this morning and vOuched for
a. accurate. France now begins for
the first time to understand the cause
of BiSmarck's fall and the circum-
stances, unknown till Of late, which
ACCOMPANIED IL. All these revelations
are such that the eN-chancellor's bit
tereSi enemies hardly venture to dis
cnSs what shadows he east in his
descent from power. The iron rule
of bismarck had of late been an OBJ
stacle. an embarrassment and cause
of irritation TO everybody. and a con-
stan: difficulty in the dispatch OF pub
lie affairs. I.aiterly he had seen none
of the ministers of whom he was chief,
had listened to none Of their oblec-
tons, and gave positive and. definite
orders, as if the opinions Of his asso-
ciaies in the government were OF nc
value. He was almost Inaccessible,
and received those only whom hi-
c-aprice invited around him. He tolcr-
af,i no objections and listened with q
understanding smile which con-
demned beforehand the ideas submit
ted to him by his young master, tn,
| Emperer. He even ceased really q
work, while complaining bitterly il
the slightest decision was come e.
without consulting him, and vet pro
f.ssed himself overwhelmed with
labor whenever documents were semi
TO him TO sign. He had become d
terror to all who were Obliged TO com,
near him. Nobody veniured 10 con
traiict him. Even Emperor William
III. saw him only occasionally, eIthei
/ because his Majesty was afraid OF dis
turbing or irritating him.
At last the moment came when his
pupil, now his master, confronted the
fact that he was not the master bu'
only the chief servant. Lons-re'
| strained imperial di~cpntent BROKE
into an open quarrel ON a minor queS'
ton and poured forth in such tor
rent that the Chancellor, taken By
surprise and disconnected, suddenly
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FROM PARIS.
Horrible stafe Of Thinxs Unearsheei
In that city.

| 0orrtote State Oh ufnSs neurfhed
I'm that city.
| LONDON, Jan. 4. GaigndHi'.
Messenger of Paris has un.arthed a
horrible state of Things in Paris. a
correspOn lent of that PAPER has dis
covered several suicides in a few
days, all due TO the victims losing
their last son at the gaming table.
The method Of dealing with these
suicides Is interesting. A few days
ago q. L. Bour took his life, after
losing his money. HIS mistress ap
pii-d to the head Of the csssiso Tor
sufficient money to leave the place.
The SUN OF 400 francs was given
her, upon consideration that -he
should leave Monte Carlo and give
up all OF BOur's iapers. FMS she
hid, and although the papers
showed VINO lie Vas anu who were
his relatives, the batter were not
communicated with anu he was
buried in the potter's field.
A day or two after his death a
young Engiishman informed our
correspondent that he had witnessed
the suicide OF man the Casino.
and that the ATTENDANTS hai throw
the body out Of the window an
carried il away.
A day later the correspondent had
found two new graves in the suicide
part Of the pottef's field, showing
that still another victim 10 the gam
ing table had taken his life. All
this goes 70 show that suicides in
Monte Carlo are not registered by
any board Of vital statistics, and that
their number Is far in excess Of that
dreaned OF by the general public.
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cars of the twenty-nine wounded
soldiers. They will be distributed
at three places-FOrt Omaha, Fort
Robinson and Fort Riley. E.xten.
sive rifle pits are reported being dug
twelve miles west Of here by the
hostiles, and the report is Of such a
nature that the natives rely upon rs
truthiulness.
Last night the hostiies burned
many houses belonging to settlers
along White River, and finished
killing the last remnant of good cat.
tie that they raided nearly n month
ago and have been drawing on ever
since.
There Is rumor current in oil.
cial circles here that a general call
for volunteers to protect the ada.
cent territory viii he made. The
medical staff here has been largely
increased 10y today's arrivals.
Nearly all ssy they were sum-
mOsed by Telegraph : day % two
after The hattie ct Woundel X nee.
The gathering " this fxe<orps OF
ph y -is-lxne fudicat<-s that 4 decisive
lnatttpz h Ash1A II b. faAz1eLk- In =. -,
/ QHES. So
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The FitizbIe sight OF a Tramp
81. Louis, Jan. "a man ar
rived at the Union depot yesterday
evening on the Frisco" accommo-
dation, who was pitiable sight.
His one eye was sunken and COW
cred with n clotty, yellowish mat
ter. the hall was partially eaten
away and it looked as though yer.
min were gnawing it. His one foot
was bandaged and frozen. The city
hospital authorities were sent for,
but refused TO take him for some
hours, claiming that, rs he was
found outside the city, he came
under the jurisdiction of the county
authorities. While the hospital au-
thorities were haggling over the
jurisdiction of the county author
tiles, city limits, and hospital rules.
the suffering wretch lay in the wait
ing room Of the Union iepot, en-
curing untold miseries, being fire.
quently convulsed by spasms. He
l. Samuel Russell and started on
foot from Denver TO his home in
Illinois New Years morning, badly
frozen. He crawled to farmers
house several miles from here. He
was fed and sent to st. Louis for
treatment. He will die.
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Rtoosiy Rattle.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, Jan. 3
News comes from Well Springs, an
isolated village in ClaybOrne
County, of a bloody battle there, in
which one man was killed and an
other badly injured. For some time
James Clayborue and Sylvester
Spangler, farmers, have been quar-
ieling about their land interests.
Recently they met, and, failing to
settle their difference 10y words,
resorted to force. Clayborne shot
sylvester through the breast. caus-
ing death in a few minutes. Syl-
vester. before dying. cut Off an arm
Of Clayborne and crushed his skull
with an AK. The latter is reported
lying. The relatives Of the men
are not satisfied with the fight, and
m determined to renew the bat
tie. Frank Sylvester, an eye wit.
ness TO the murder, has been arrested
as an accessory.
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by Telegraph to the NEws.I
An UNLIKELY STORY.
Ex-Drumm-r Hopkins said In have
Figured as Messiah.

MASON CITY, Iowa, Jan. "a
G.. HOPKINS, who has been passing
as the 'sMessiah'' in Red Cloud,
camp. anu of whom considerable
has been said of late, is resident Of
Nashua. and a brother of III. III.
Hopkins, the present postmaster.
Six years ago he was a popular
travelling man, in the employ OF Il
Chicago Wholesale firm. On ac-
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EupePsy.

This is what you ought to have, in
fact, you must have it, to fully enjoy
life. Thousands are searching for
1t 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 1t may be 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.00 per
bottle, by A. Q. Smith q Co. ,
Drug Store. n
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IN WARRINGTON
Unsatisfactory Condition OF tnairs
I'm the >~nate

WASHINGTON, Jan. TT begins to
be apparent that the present unsatis-
factory condition OF affairs in the Sem
ate must soon be terminated. Fifty
working days will end the life of the
tifiy-hrsi Congress. The first Of the
regular annual appropriation bills re-
mains 20 be ae Ell upon by the Senate.
The feeling of importance which this
condition has aroused has gathered
strength every day. The significant
remarks uttered in the debate las week
by Senators IF recognized influence
| appear To have had the effect OF bring
irg. fho- Sessasa. -rfnz--stss~ .ss,ass sxa,
since Congre ! met in December last
A caucus OF republican Senator'S il {,
be held prosabiy Monday evening
and II is confidently expected hy mos
of the republican Senators that a. a
result Of it, before the week expires
the Senate VIII have carried or rejected
the election bill and will have ar
rived az = clear understanding 81 what
course 10 Is io pursue for the remainder
Of the session.
The lines of battle are narrowing.
There IL a gathering OF forces. Tue
absent republican Senators have been
requested TO return, and preparations
are making on both sides Of the cham
Der for final struggle. Part of the
campaign, it is believed, Will be a
series OF night sessions, designed to
test the efficacy Of the old me, hod- of
passing a bill obnoxious TO The minor
ity, rs well as to secure the adoption
of cloture rule, n it be decided to
press this measure. II is expected,
however, that this order will not be
made before Tuesday, a. night ses-
sion Monday would interfere with the
desired caucus.
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S.ur,,r,. e.u.s. much insanity.

The highest medical authorities OF
Europe ard America have recently
decided that a large percentage OF
cases of insanity is caused by the ex-
crutiating pains Of Neuralgia OF the
head and face. III any member OF
your family suffers this tormentor,
Induce them to try Billiards. Snow
Liniment. Oneapplication will afford
immediate relief and you will soon
lie md Of n dangerous and torment-
ing dis sse. Bailari's Snow Lin
iment il The most penetrating Linz
ment known. Ii POSITIVELY cures
Rh, umatism. Lane Back, Contract
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ions. etc. II pen.trsfss and opens
up the pores, drawing all poisonous
matter to the surface, restoring and
III noting a natural circulation OF
.he blood through the diseased part
oss
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yo,teeto Our Patron

Not having any Telephone, our
customers will please leave orders ut
Maryetts' Bros. Book Store, or at
Phillip Margetts' Wine Depot for
Margetts' Ale and Porter, also for
Malt and Hops.
ESTATE OF II. b. MARGETTA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-05
Anxiety Among the British
Liberals,

LONDON, Jan A. Some sensation
has been caused here by the rumor
that Mr.. Gladstone is about to issue
a manifesto, announcing his retire.
ment from the leadership of the
literal party. The Gladstsnians
characterize the report as absurd,
and point to the excellent health
and spirits Of the grand old man rs
irrefutable proofs Of the idiocy of
the canard. In spite of their pro-
testations, however, they are ner-
vously fearful lest Mr.. Gladstone,
finding that the split in the nation
alist ranks has landed him i'm a
political (cut de sac regarding home
rule. meiitates retirement as a ready
way ot.t of the difficulty.
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rro.-au.c,a H.,.,... W.. 49,.

Prosouaesa Hopeless, Yea saved
From letter written by Mrs.Ada
T.. Huid Of Groton, 8. D., we quote:
''Wa.' taken with a bad cold, which
settleN on my lungs, cough set in
and finally terminated in cousump-
ton. Four dociors gave ms up say
md 4 could i.zs ess : ssess nm, 1
II ied II couli not stay with my
frig .uds on earth. | would meet my
ab.,sent ONES above. Ny hufbsnd
was advised to get DIR. Kings New
Discovery for CONSUMPTION, Coughs
and Colds. L gave 1t trial, took in
all Digit BOTTLES; 1t has cured me-
and thank God / aTn n. W n we'll and
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\. g. smith & Co.'s Drug S:orc.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-05
,..,.,..,. .,,,cn ,nrye.

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IL is guaranteed TO give perfect
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-05
ISCENDIARY sPANIARDs.
They are said to Have Burued
Americas Mission stations

They are Said Co Have burned
Americas Mission stations
CARTHAGE. Ill, Jan. 3.-Herbert
l.. Rand of this city, lately appoint
Ell Consul to Ponape, In the Caro-
line Islands, has departed for
Honolulu, to remain a few weeks be-
fore proceeding to Ponape. His
brother, the Rev. Frank Hand,
with other missionaries now en- route
to Pobape, have learned that the
Spaniards have burned all the
mission buildings and homes.
Frank Rand and Miss Jennie
Fletcher Of this city, have been
missionaries to the Ponape Islands
for many years. Rand was captured
by the Spaniards and imprisoned a
year or two ago. but was released.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-05
Billiards. Eeveheund syrup fss
NhoopinE Cough.

There Is no remedy in the world
which will give such prompt relief
in whoopipg Cough As Bohdr6s
EOrci.cuHd Syrup. Ii will poshuet
cure il. II you will try II your chill
5ren will not keep you awake all
night Coughing. Ballard's Hore-
hound Syrup il the most cooling
ami sctthing remedy for consumP.
ton. Coughs. ODDS, Bronchitis and
Asthma, i'm the world. 1t Is fres
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ynur Lrues are weak aud you have
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blind Tom.

New YORK, Jan. 3.-Poor "Blind
Tom, +" the erratic musical genius OF
decade ago, is driveling away the
remaining months Of his eventful
life at a private retreat in st. Marks
place. He has been for some time
an idiot, anu now consumption has
set its iron grasp upon his once
tough frame and his days are num-
bered. "Blind Tom" earned in his
day something like half million
dollars. Today he is comparatively
a pauprr and the wonder is what
has become of the fortune he made,
as he was always in charge of n
guardian and was never allowed to
spend 1t.
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DIPLOMATS AMUSED.
The snItau OF Turkey and the Jap
anese Man ofWar.

CoSsTANTSOPLE, Jan 3.-Jap-
ans ironlclah which brought home
10 Turkey the survivors OF the
foundered Turkish frigate ESyog-
rom was not allowed TO pass the
Dardenelles, there being n standing
prohibition against any foreign war
vessel going through the straits.
Her commander was enraged at the
refusal and at once started TO return
TO japan with the Turkish sailors
aboard. The Sultan sent the inn
perial yacht after the JAPANESE YES
sci, which was overtaken at Smyrna
The Sultan's representative tender
ed apologies TO the japanese com.
mander, which were accepted and
the survivors were transferred TO the
yacht. There Is much amusement
in diplomatic circles over the Incl
dent.
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Prom the Virginia City, HoHf. MadisoHidn J
When We find a medicine We
know TO possess genuine merit, We
consider il n duty, and We take
pleasure in telling the public what
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Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. last
winter, when Ia grippe was prevail
ing. We are satisfied that We ward
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threatening by the use Of this syrup.
and We have since relieved, in a
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n. the E.psr,eaee OF xa,,,,uae.

OF intelligent people that a per
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when no other medicine or treat
ment has been Of any permanent
benefit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-05

ifyou are yellow, Bilious, e.
iIA,ed with Headache bad hr'-'
irowsy, no appetite, tool out yo
Liver Is out Of orlier. One box
hese Pills will drire all the troui'i'
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PREPARING FOR WAR
Red Clouds Uliimatum.-Friendlies
Join the Hostiles.-s000 Sol
diers In the Field.
INTERESTING ITEMS FROM THE
NATIONS CAPITAL
Surprising Revelations Concering
the Fall OF the .'Iron Cantz-
Ier- Of Germany.
AMERICAN MISSION BUILDINGS
AMERICAN MISSION BUILDINGS
BURNED BY SPaKIAROS-
the Dardanelles.

How a Japanese Han-0f-War was
Treated at the STRAITS OF
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WARRINGTON NOTES.
Republicans Needed in the senate
This Week

] WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-The news that
Senator Ingalls, has started eastward
IN response to urgent kilograms from
Edmunds and Hoar WAS received with
some enthusiasm by the friends of the
election bill in the Senate.
Every republican voter Will he
needed in the Senate next week, as
not unlikely an effort will be made 10
sit ont" the election bill, and the
demccratic, senq,Qrs. gap be counted on
senting themselves from the Chamber
As stated by Hale and Teller during
the recent debate in the Senate. noihing
i done publicly 10y the democrats to
indicate that they intend TO hlibuster
against the bill.
SENATOR HEARST Ill.
| The colleagues and friends OF Sem
| ator Hearst are much alarmed NJ his
| continued illness. He has now been
i'll several weeks. and though there
are occasional rallies, his condition Is
not improved. Moreover, he il sub
ject to fits Of depression, that diminish
his strength.
| THE SILVER FOOL.
| The House committee on rules has
for some time had before it Dockery's
resolution, asking fnr an investigation
of the public charges that some legis-
| lators were interested in a silver pool.
| Ii was understood from the first that
the. committee favored an inyestiga-
ton, hut so far no report has been
made. Dockery on Monday or Tues
| day will offer a resolution reciting the
facts and di-charging the committee,
| that the House may act at once OH the
proposition.
RESIGNATION OF JUDGE MKENNA-
The President today accepted the
resignation of Judge VIM. Mckenns,
| United States circuit judge OF the
Third Judicial District of Pennsyl-
vania, who retired because of age
THE SHAH OF PERSIA.
The Secretary Of state has received
a dispatch from geheran, giving many
interesting particulars of the recent
visit paid bv the Shah of Persia TO the
residence of the American mission
aries at that capital HIS Majesty
evinced the greatest intere-t in the
methods of the mission school and be-
slowed much commentator ON the
general good appearance of the premi-
se--
THE CROP BULLETIN.
| The weather crop bulletin for the
month ending December Slst says the
absence OF moisture and the unusual
high temperature in the central valley
has LEFT the wheat crop in a less
favorable condition than reported nj
the I-t Of December. The heavy rains
which are now prevailing over this
region will relieve the drought con-
dItion. but the sudden freeze which
follows may result in injury Ia the
crop in localities not protected 10y
snow.
A DEMOCRATIC CONFERENCE.
There WAS an Informal confenerce o
democratic leaders tonight. II i I'M
derstood that they agreed TO use Al
legitimate parliamentary means 10 de
feat the federal election bill and th'
proposed cloture scheme.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-05

LOCAL TRAINS.
SALT LAKE AND OGDEN.
Leave Salt Lake 90 an and IL Is am 40
pm. Returning arrive salt Lake $40 an
AS pm, 9-55 pm.
BINGHAM.
Leave salt Lake SIS an. returning. arriv,
salt Lake $50 pm
AMERICAN FORK. PROVO. sPRISGvILLE
THISTLE, Nj. PLEASANT AND MANU-
Leave Salt lake ass pm; returning. ar
rive Salt Lake lI-U5 am.
ID. " DUDsE. J. H. BEsSEIT,
General Manager Gen Pass-Agl
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THE HosTILEs SAY THEY WANT
NO TREATY.
Four Thousand Hostiles Surrounded
by General Miles Troops,
Ready TO Fight.
CONDITION OF AFFAIRS IN the
SENATE
Suicides in Paris Oh Account sf
LasseS al the flaming
Tables. sss
BY Telegraph TO the NEWS
SITTING BULLS DEATH.
The Indians Did Not Approve
elf

The Indians Did Not Approve
oft
FORT YATES n. D., Jan. 4.-The
brief dispatches from Mandan last
night did not indicate how serious
the detection Of young bucks from
Standing Rock Agency had be-
come. The discovery was made on
Tuesday that many did not come to
the agency, and one Of the friendlies
said that they had armei themselves
and gone to join the bands in re-
volt Ii Is believed that there have
been one thousand desertions. The
Grand River Sioux have been To-
menting trouble ever since the
death Of Sitting Bull, ami they have
not been slow in manifesting their
anger towards Agent Mclaughlin.
They have been disposed to resent
the killing. The dispatch Mt the
time. which stated that n number OF
Indians were glad that Sitting Bull
had been removed, wss greatly ex-
aggerated. The troops are being
rapidly moved in different direc-
tons to aid in squelching the up
rising.
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THE HOUSE

In the Hose tomorrow il ''in'iivid-
ual suspension day." and the MEM
bers will be gwen an opportunity Ia
pas measures of local interest
Chairman Farquiar will call up the
shipping bill Tuesday. Its friends
purpose to allow two days for con>id-
Grafton. hut determined eifori " II
be made by the opposition To defer
action on the bull a. long a. possible,
an the hope Of defeating it ia thi- mau-
ner, without running the risk of a
final vote on the passage of the bill.
There is a prospect that cOn>idera' ion
Of the shipping bill may be anIagon-
lied w the appropriation bills and
mat the former measure may not
secure the floor.
Friday will be devoted To bills ON
the private calendar.
IL l. expec ed tn ill in any time
during the week not devoted To the
shipping bill and - ecial orders Wi h
the appropriations bills which are ON
the calendar awaiting consideration,
Chairman Cutchcon Of the military
affairs committee having a right uf
way with the army appropriation bill.
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HARD FIGHTING IN PROGRESS,

borden, Neb., Jan. g. Hard
fighting is now in progress ten miles
northeast of here between the In
dams and troops. The roar Of the
guns can be very plainly heard, and
the people here are very much
frightened.
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FRIENDLrEs JOINING THE HosTrLE,

MINNEAPoLIs, Jan. "A special
to the Tribune from Mandan, y. ID -,
says Company b, Twenty-sscond
Infantry, i ordered to Fsrt Yates
from Cannon Bail. Ii Is reported
that the friendly bucks at Standing
Rock have gone out to join the
hosiiles. They told Agent Nc
Laughlin that they would rather
be killed in war than slaughtered
in peace.