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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-02
Ar a noAnDINo SCHOOL.
a Young Giri Dies from m Overdose
OF Morphine.


NEW York. Feb. i.-Mlss Helen
Potts, a beautiful And accomplished
girl Of 20 years, daughter OF George H..
Potts, "a wealthy railroad and mine
owner, who lives ut Ashury Park, died
suddenly this morning In private
honrling school from morphine poison.
Ing. She had been troubled with nerv.
business aud Insomnia for some time,
aud last nigh. took u capsule supposed
TO contain twenty-five frIins Of
quininc aud ono grain N morphine,
which had been pf,-crihnd by Carlyle
w. Harfis,a medical student and warm
friend oi herclf and family. soon
at Z, retiring her nominate was
awakened by heavy breathing and
Miss Potts was found almost uncon.
scious. Medical aid was summoned.
shc was fcstOVd 10y O'Clock and
thought to lie out Of danger, but when
aii was again summoned couple "
hours later nt a recurrence Of the Mt.
taeks hll efforts were found uuavniliug
aud she died at II O'Clock this morn.
Ing.
There arr several theories as 10 the
death. An inexperienced clerk may
nave suhstituted morphine for quininc
OF the girl may have had the pruscrip-
ton renewed aud died by the cumu.
lntivc action on n large number Of
CAPSULES. a thorough Investigation
" III he made. The family ia connect.
cd with the most prominent families
OF Pennsylvania aud New Jersey.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-02
The Revolution In Portugal Com.
mcnccd In the Morning aud
Ended al Night.
THE ITALIAN PREMIER WANTS
TO RESIGN.
Differences Between the German Im.
peror aud The Chief Of the
General STAFF.


orOHio, jan. al.-rhc revolution.
ary uprising which began this morning
"a ended. shortly after beginning the
rVoli the insurgcnt troops and fiscal
guari seized the City Hall and pro.
public. -
n strong body " loyal iroops laid
Siege 10 the building, ana after q bom.
naniment aud spirited charge settled
the insurgents. The lo.s On 10th sides.
~ iar ~ known. was slight.
Tue Insurgents VIII lie tried by court
martial, and In all probability IN,
ring'eaders VIII bc shot. Oporfo THU
evening IL city OF rejoicing. Tn,
storeketpers threw down the harricade,
from Their windows AMI doors, and
everybody y congfatulating every
pvdy ol-c ulat tue in-urgcnt outbrcak
was not ~ serious ~ expected.
Ihelnsurgents. To the number Of 400
assembled NJ o'clock this morning
AhJ, with much cheering, paraded III.
principal streets. They made An nj
tempt 10 selxu the prefecture Of pole.
anu Central Telegraph Office. rhcil
plans however, were frustrated by IN,
municipal guard. The general la com
manu- enininonvJ the loyal troops,
When the few civilians SUPPORTING N,
rab.ls dispurscd. This latter then pro.
cevi.d 10 the Hotel Drlvllle, iortlfyinv
the structure 10 the best Of their ability,
/ Tut lacking ammunition they spc.tlil,
submitted Ia response TO tho ARTILLERY
| b1mhardment.
4 Six ar seven officers u Inferior grade
took part la the revolt, which was Of :
dirtlncuvely republican character. Tn.
civilian loader Ia tho revolt was a Law
/ yer namod Alves Vega. Ncl,., forme,
arcgublicsn directory, cnr.istngo OF Sen
or Frellas, Judge, Of the High Court
5oures, q retired general officer; Pro
fcrsor silva aud Leite. None Of thss,
PERSONS were present when the tow
hall was captured. Three soldiers an,
four civilians, Including two womsn
wcro killed during the fight, an,
thirty.ix soldiers and ten civilian
wounded.
Under the directions Of tbs nutorI
ties tho office. aud printlng. roonls u
allthc repuhlicnu j(naEunAn upvo nnldo
.and ill docnmenls lhdn9 ~ ~ plarl
were seized. Every person found 4
the premises was taken ipto custod
aud the building placed under III
charge Of the military. All the Lank
aud commercial houses In the cit
closed their doors
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-02
rnE GERMAN KAISER.
$50 IL Said To be u DinieaIt Master 10
Serve.

BERLIs, Jar. n ,-lCopyrightcd by
New York Associated Press. The
causes OF Waldersee's retirement n.
chief Of the general staff are reported
differences with the Emperor and
chancellor on army questions. His
adhesion To the set Of ex.cOurt chaplain
locker has irrltated the Emperor
greatly also. Minister Maybach ha.
rendered his - lnatiOi.
The EmpetUr'. Restless nature, spells
Of ifrltahillty and uncertain moods are,
due 10 physical causes, which make
him n difficult master 10 serve. The
court physicians have strongly all
vised him 20 cease the uss OF tobacco.
The Emperor persists In smoking lot
OF cigars daily.
Doctors Hand, Guttman and Erlich
Informed tho medical society that the
examination OF the blood OF twenty
eight different patients disproves III.
theory that Koch's lymph causes the
formation Of tuberculc bacilli In the
blood, no bacilli being discovered Ia
any ease.
This semi.oiilcial press makes bitter
criticisms and suggestions regarding
the visit OF the Austrian Archduks
Franz Ferdinand TO tho Gar. Bis.
marck's organ asserts that the Aus.
TRAN government aims nj an approach
ment with Russia TO the prejudice OF
Germany. Tho newspapers generally
accuse bismarck OF trying TO create
mistrust OF tho triple alliance Ia or
der TO produce an international crisis,
whercupon he would again III him.
self To the position Of dictator.
Count Herbert bismarck IL In Rome,
visiting Crispi. II is surmised that lie
n acting ~ an agent for his father Ia
his project to maintain personal rela-
tions with the leading statsmen con.
cerned In tho triple alliance.
The publication OF an address by the
rector OF the Mechanical Academy, nd.
the holding OF u Worlds Ex.
position In Berlin In 1896, has created
a belief that tho Emperor favors the
project.
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Hit ull.) explained that the bill
called for an expenditure Of $1,000 025,
being si5, 500 less than the appropria.
ton for the current year. The mode
Of compensation Of eighteen CONNER
clni agents was changed from fees TO
salaries, which would effect consider
able saving to the Treasury.
McRae briefly reviewed. the Barrun.
dia case, contonding that the killing Of
Barfundla was an assassination. Pass
Ing on 70 discussion 81 the Behring
Sea controversy, be said the time had
come when something should bo done
by the United States. IL would not lie
long before poaching vessel. would bc
IN Behrin1 Sea, tramsllng on the
rights OF this country. The United
States should ascertain lis rights aud
stand by them. HofavoIed arbitration.
Hooker (Nliss.), referring 70 the Bar
rundla ease, ,alI that everybody must
concede 10 the present SECRETARY Of
State the credit of promptly recalling
and diminishing Minister Miner, who,
he thought, had not properly represent.
ed the righin, honnr ami dignity Of the
American iiag. The Secretary Of the
Navy hnd taken III. same action In re-.
chilling and rcprimandiDg m officer
who failed 10 protect Barrundia.
The committee rUse aud the House
adjourned.
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Baiiard's uorehound syrup for
wboopinE Cough.

There Is no remedy In the world
which will give such prompt relief In
Whooping Cough rs BanarOi's Horc.
hound Syrup. II will poutirely cure II.
II you will try II your children will
not keep you awake all night cough
Ing. Bsllard's Horohonnd Syrup IL
the most cooling and soothing remedy
for Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Bron-
chitls and Asthma, In tho world. II Ii
free from opium, II builds up new
tissue, Strengthens the Lungs, aud In
an Incompatible remedy, made OF the
best aud purrst materials. II your
Lungs are weak aud you have tick.
ling la your throat, you need It. u g.
NJ. l, Agents. -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-02
tROn Hn,zIl..
letter from u Merchant CONCERNING
American Manufacture.

WAsiIiSorDN, Fob. Tho Burent,
OF American Republic. has received !,
letter from n merchant Ia Brazil, a.
follows almost everything made Ina
America u good for this country,
Glassware IL wanted BADLY, particular.
~ big tumhler-, water sets and small
liquor glasses; knives aud forks OF nil
Kinds, tinYHTe, hardware, tools. mo-.
lions OF every kind, cotton she-tlng.
prints anl cheap lightweight woolen
goods. Ia fact, ! cRn only say that /
40 not know what would moi sell.
Paper and stationery OF every Kind.
varnishes, felt shoes, wood.nware
gloves, blank books. We recently had
the largest shipment VI manufactures
from the United States ever landed
here mud, although the prices charged
are outrageous, they met with wonder.
fully quick sales.
Lamps when sold Ia New York nj g5
cents sold here at 81, net, aud 1 dis
posed OF two la couple OF days. Wef,
! IN business In New York, Instead OF
Rio de Janeiro, | would do "A biz
trad. throughout all the provinces III
Brazil. II only wants som, OF the
New York wholesale firms 10 20 fnr
this market, and before long our people
would regularly send there for ali Of
their supplies. The Raine rcciptocity
iica VIII lead 10 Increased business
with US. IL lisa splendid notion, and
" Blaine can carry Il out both coun.
tricr VIII have good deal TO thank him
for,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-02
The claims Ia The psnsion mur.au.

wAsiINuToE, Fob SECRETARY Mo-
BILE Is taking active MEASURES 10 expe-
ditr the adjudication Of claims Ia this
pension bureau. Particular attention
N being given 10 those cases which are
not presented by attorney anu TO eases
which for some reason have been In tho
bureau tot long tlmc. In this mat.
Ter the Secretary il receiving the ear
nest co-opemtion and assistance Of
Commissioner taum.
An examination Of the records OF
the pension bureau dlsclOses the inct
that there arc only about 10000 cases
on file which ART not represented by at
torney. These will be taken up by "a
board appointed for the purpose anu
pushed 10 determination. This board
IL required 10 use every care that could
lee taken by mn attorney, aud 10 fully
consider aud Justly weigh every favor
able fact disclosed In the record Of these
cases. In other wonls full and com.
plete Justice Ia u bo done In every in-
stance, and ,echnlcalities OF construc-
ton OF presentation OF these cases are
not TO be taken advantage Of. The
claimants are 20 DO assisted not him
dered. These reforms have already
been started Ia their course, aud II u
expected they will result In good to all
concerned.
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eovernor mn aud ~ President cic,e
land.

NEW yoEH, Inn. ~ "A, a dinner
given tonight by the Manhattan Club
Ex-Pncsident Cleveland aLd Governor
lin met for the nrst time sine. thc
Centennial banquet at the Metropolis.
tau two years ago. The guests were
all seated when Iiili arrived. lie
bowed TO Senator Brown ani then.
looking directly at Cleveland, smiled
AUD bowed 10 that gontleman, who re-
turned the salute, aud then, with a
low 10 the rest present, the Governor
sat down, rs did the other. The din
nor anil general conversation was then
resumed.
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EXCITEMENT INurALy.
crispi Announces m,s Int.n,ion TO
Resign.

Row., Jan. al.--In a debate Ia the
chamber today on spirit taxes, Prime
Minister Crispi urged that the tax.s
proposed by the government werr iIn.
peratively nece@ary 10 prevent Italy
from falling again 10 the servil. condi.
ton she wa, as regards foreign power,
In ls1i. The conservative members Of
the chamber who were IN office In 1874
protested Ia an uproarlolis manner,
AMI the present minister OF public
works len tho treasury bench. The
bill was rejected by large majority,
and Crlspi announced that he would
resign. IL Il doubtful II lac viii bo
able 10 reconstruct the cabinet.
Intense Excitement prevails In politi-
cal circles. Premier Crispi tonight
went To the Quirinal to place his resig-
nation In the hands OF King Humbert.
The King declined 10 accept II until
he had further considered the matter.
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MysTERIOUs Kocu.
lie IL About 20 Take - Vacation and
start for Egypt.

BrRiLs, Feb. i.--Professor Koch,
who Is about to go TO Egypt, gave ..
farewell reception TO his laboratory
assistants today. The professor says he
will probably be absent from Berlin
about three months. He explains that
lie only partially disclosed the method
Of production OF curative lymph, be-
cause he desired To stop the rush OF
doctors to Berlin. II he had desired
TO explain the method VI manufacture
more fully, he snys he would have
been more explicit about details.
Great discomfort prevails regarding
the published account OF the method OF
manufacturing the lymph. Number
less attempts to produce the lymph
have been made, but they ind Pro.
lessor Koch's description totally made.
quato to enable them TO make 1t.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-02

opened. IA against this required
amount, the directory has capital
stock of 5000, 900 and the ciiy's loan
OF S5,0OJ,O0. In addition to this aru
available subscriptions for separate tx .
hibits amounting 10 5000, 900, but this
still leaves hole to be bfidged over lie.
fore the difficulty 10 solved.
II has been suggested That the gate
receipts might be bonded, but there are
sentimental reasons against this pro
ccdur,, probably sufficient 10 prevent
its being adopted. This financial show.
ing, or rather this showing Of financial
needs, has been compiled from csti.
mates made Of the requirements Of the
various departments. How the lie.
ilclency will be made up Il the problem
TO be- solved.
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Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainhe!d,
H., makes tic statement that she
caught cold, which settled on her
lungs; she was treated fora month by
her family physician, but grew worse.
He told her sho was n hopeless p.ct.i
Of consumption, aud that no medicine
could cure her. Her druggist suggest.
ell DIR. King's New Discovery for con-
sumption; she bought bottle, and to
her delight found herself benefited
from first dose. She continued its use,
and after taking ten bottles found her.
self sound and we'll, now does her own
housework and Ia rs well US she ever
was. Free trial bottles Of this Great
Discovery at A, q. Smith 4 Co.'S Dag
Store. Large bottles SOC, aud 81 90. =
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-02

VIM. Timmons, postmaster Of Ida.
Vile, Inh., writes "Electric Bllters
has done more Tor me than all other
medicines combined, for that bad feel
ing arising from Kidney and Liver
trouble" John Ieslie, farmer aud
s,ockman, Of same place, says; "Find
Electric Bittcrs 10 DO tho best Kidney
aud Liver l..edicine, made me feel liio.
new man." j. W. Gardner, hard
ware merchant, same town, says:
Electric Bitters Ia just the thing for a
man who In all run down aud don't
caro- whether he lives or dies; he found
new strength, good appetite and felt
lust like hv had new lease on life.
Only soc. a bottle, at A. q. Smith a
Co.'S Drug store. "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-02
The HERRING Sea c.ssro,srsy In u
New Light

SEATTLE, Wash, Jan. 3l.-Jamps
q. Swami " Port Townsend Inns OBJ
tanned the affidavit. Of Numerous seal.
era that fur seals arc born MI along the
coast aud the pups can swim ~ soon as
born. II THIS II proven, II will change
the whole B.bring sca controversy.
IL Ia now claimed that fur seals breed
only on the Pfibilof Islands, and the
species will bs extcrnilnated II the
hunters are not excluded from Bchfing
Sea. Judge Swami oilers 10 prpve the
statement before u Congressional com.
mit,ce. The fur seals, he glys, were
never 10 abundant at Cape Flaitcry rs
now.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-02
Another Massacre Of spanish Troops,

CHICAGO, Jan. ai.-A special from
San Francisco says; Advlc,s from
SINGAPORE report another mnssacfe of
Spanish troops and residents In the
Caroline Islands. The natives, with.
out warning, fell upon the Spanish
garrison, killing ninety soldiers aud
civilians. The Spaniaris eventually
drove the natives into Jungle after
hard lighting. Tile native loss was
very heavy.
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wAsIIINaroN NOTES.
The senate Preparing Tor Adjourn
lug.

WAsiIIS0ToN. Feb. 1.-The Senate
n shaping Itself with the determine.
ton 81 adjourn on the iih VI March
without leaving behind IL anything for
an extra session. This steering com.
mlitcc Of the republican majority has
already arranged a programme that
would Of itself occupy the attention OF
the Senate for two weeks. This nr.
rangemcni, however, il not ilnnl, ~ n
must be formally approved by the
republican caucus, aud II IL besides
subject 10 interruptions In IT. wording
by the appropriation bills. The Fofti.
icaiion Appropriation Till comes up
tomorrow n unfinished business, aud
thu Pension Appropriation bills on the
calendar and the District Of Columbia
Appropriation bill, soon TO lie reported,
VIII follow In order.
In the morning hours an effort will
lie made 10 pas, the Indian deprcds-
tons claims bill, aud H,ndwichcd be-.
tween the above named appropriation
bills win probably be the lighthouse
bill and the copyright bill, an attempt
also being made 10 secure action upon
the House bankruptcy bill.
ALTHOUGH rms HOUSE,
has been engaged practically the
whole four weeks In consideration
OF the regular annual appropriation
BILL, these measures arc still In an un.
usually backward state and II " tho
intention Of the majority 10 permit
substantially no legislation except the
shipping bill to engage II, attention
unili action Ii had on the appropria.
ton bills.
II isthe purpose OF the committee ON
merchant marine 10 make IN effort ~
call Up the shipping bill aud press It to
final vote rs soon IN the consular aud
diplomatic appropriation bill, now
under consideration, IL passed, but In
view Of the determined opposition
heretofore made 10 the shipping bill
there IL some question as 10 the ability
Of it, friends TO carry out their OK
pressed intention, especially Us II In
almost rs certain to he antagonlzed by
one or more appropriation bills.
The Indian aud legislative, execu.
tive aud Judicial appropriation bills are
on tho calendar awaitiny action, and
will 10 called up al tho first favorable
opportunity.
Bland aud the other silver men are
growing more FESTIVE at the failure Of
the coinage committee 10 act on the al.
yer bill, aud have announced their de-
termination, II the committee do not |
settle the matter at the regular meet
Ing Wednesday, 10 pfecipltate fight |
ON the floor OF the House without |
waiting for committee report.
ONLY FOUR WEEKS AND THREE DAYS |
remain Of the Fifty-nst Congress, and |
not n single one OF thethlFtoon annual
appropriation bills has been finally !
passed by both branches Of Congress
anl sent To the President. But one Of
these bills has passed the Senate, the
army bill. While the present condition
OF the appropriation bills Is not en-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-02

CHICAGO, yan. al.-A serious acci.
dcut occntrci at Thirty.nist Street aud
stewart Avenue this morning. 4
ChicAgp n Eastern Illinois suburban
train wa> nIosi,vd A. rhit'y.nrrt Street
thcre Chicago a Erie accommo.ia.
ton came up at a high late OF speed.
aud not noticing tue Eastern Illinois
In the dense FOX, dashed into this rear
while.
II. q. Adona, young man from
ltO-cland, was Killed. Frank R1..n.
baum. engineer u the accommodation
anu John Hclgleri passenger In the
suburban, were fatally Injured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-02

WARSAW, Jan.al. startling rumor,
are current To the effect that the ltus-
sian nihillsts are preparing for another
coup On the lath u March, the ami.
N.fsary Of the assassination Of the
Cav. u Is believci that they Will
ns.nssinat. some high official. The
i!us.lan pole" are exceedingly Wig.
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w,IIlnm,, Au.,r.llan unr. rlll..

IL you are Yellow, Bilious, consti.
pated with Headache, had breath,
drowsy. no appetite, Tool, oua your
Liver u out Of order. One box OF these
Fills will duro all the trouble away
and make a new being OF you. Price
~ cents, Zion Coop Mer. Inst. Drug
Dept, Agoat. das
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.ssarnai de. Debss~s. on sae italian
Crisis.

rssts, .re,. T.-rns' Jblpsm az
De61t,s commenting Oh the minister
ial wrists Ia Italy, says 1--WE do not
expect the policy Of Italy Of this last
eight years will perish with tho retire.
mcnt OF Slgnor Crispl, although tho
next cabinet Will as1reily profit by
the lesson aud promote good relations
WITH Ernncc.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-02

You put water on The burning tlmbers,
not ON the smoke. And II you have
catarrh you should attack the disease
In the blood, not In your nose. Re.
move tho lmpuIo cause, and the local
effect subsidies. To do this, take Hoods
SarshparillR, the great blood purifier.
which radically and permanently cures
calarrh. II also Strengthens tho nerves.
ps soro 10 9-t only Hoods sarsaparilla.
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THE wOnID's FAIR.
Fineen million Dollars Needed for
the Exhibition.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-The committee
on finance and ways and means OF the
Worlds Fair has prepared q report,
which will DO presented TO the direc-
tory at It's next meeting. On the all
Important question Of funds this report
will say that SIS 900, 900 will he needed
10 carry the exposition 10 It's Gloss and
that by far the greater portion Of this
must be la hand before tina gatas a."
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NV ORLRAss, Jan. u - Dispatches
from San Antonio and other points In
mississippi import suvcve rainstorms
ACCOMPANIED In some eases by hail and
Winds. AZ tautOn, Mississippi. the
storm was the worst In twenty years.
Ihe DOWN IA lnunnnIrI
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couraglng, as compared with the state
Of progress Ia previous Congresses, no
doubt Il entertained by members II the
House or Senate Of the ability n Con.
gres TO complete Ia necessary leglsla-
ton before the 9Th Of March.
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a diamond paIncs nnrriarlr,a.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. si.--A state
mcnt IL Published that the Diamond
Palace OF Colonel Andrews was enter.
oil some nights ago aud diamonds nnd
Jrwelry 10 thr yaluc OF $500 taken by
the burglars. .t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-02

Go 10 SPRsGER, BYwATER 4 Go.
II and 10 West South Temple street,
for Tin RooiiLg GATHERING, Spouting,
Stoves and rlnwnre. etc.