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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-09

Ex'prosidcnt Gle, riand ~ the orator
at the Academy OF Music.

PIuEADELIUiA, Jan. S. Jackson
Day was celebrated tonight by the
Young Mems Democratic Association
with banquet at the Academy OF
Music, at which many prominent per-
sons were present.
EX.rosidont Cleveland was the
orator u tho evening, speaking on the
principles OF True Democracy" lilo
oulOgi1cd democracy and IL creed, and
said! PARTIES have come and parties
have gone; but there never has been a
time from Jetlor0u's day 10 the pres.
ont when the democratic party lid not
exist, active, aggressive, and prepared
for heroic conflict. Not all who have
followed the banner have been able 10
demonstrate, ~ an abstraction, why
democratic principles are hest suited tO
their wants aud the country's good, but
they have known and FELT that as this
government was established for the
people, the principles nearest tho pco-
pie aud standing for them could be-
safest trusted, jackson has been In
their eyes the incarnation VI those
things which jefferson advocated.
"lhc democratic party, by an In.
tclligent study of
TIN lltI0INI CONDITIONS,
must bee prepared to meet all TIE WAITS
OF the people az they arise, and furnish
a remedy for every threatening evil.
We cannot escape the duty which
party mombership Imposes upon " 70
urge constantly uI0H our fellow citi.
gems Of this day aud generation the
suiiicicnCy u the principles Of dumoc.
mUy for the protection VI their welfare
and happiness In all diverse condi.
tons
"rherc should, ~ course, bu no rug.
gcstlon thntn departure from the time
honOrel principles Of our party Ia
necessary 10 tho attainment Of these
objects. on tho contrary, We should
constantly congratulate ourselves that
our party creed Is broad enough t1
meet any emergency that can arise In
the life u free nation, Thus, when we
SEQ the functions Of government used
tn enrich u favored few a, the expense
NJ the many, an I'M 40 tariff, which
hanishrs from many humble homes
the comforts OF life In order that In the
palaces Of wealth, luxury may moro
abound, we turn 70 our creed and lind
that it eujOins equal aud
ENACT IusrlcE TO ALL MEN,
"rhen, n we arc well grounded ia
our political faith, We Will not DO dc.
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AFTER ncGu.rn.
Accused OF neing Complicated In u
Republican s.heme.

ToPEEA, Itas., jan. Steps have
hccu taken looking 90 the impoach-
ment VI NrGRth, president " the
Kansas farmers Alliance, accused Of
being a party 10 an alleged scheme to
elect H. J. Turner republican congress
man from the sixth district 10 the
United States Senate.
The matter will be- brought before n
special session Of the executive board
~ the Alliance. McGmth aud Cod
ding, who L. also alleged 10 he Ia the
supposed deal, aru members Of the
board. McGmth seut a copy VI n letter
a. the public 10 correspondent u tho
Associated Press this morning, In
which he denied knowing anything Of
the authorship Of the letter. In Il he
says n the letter was written Ivy rur.
nor, no l. the prince Of fools and had
no authority, Right or cncUung, ment
Tor his action. McGmth adds That hc
believes the letter siguod with Turner's
name 10 bu n forgery.
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Professor NirchoN's Discovery ne.
garding IT, Eucrt-.

LONDON. Jan. S.--A special dispatch
10 the Chronicle says: Professor Viz.
chow delivered lecture before the
Berlin Medical Society giving the
results Of twenty 1nc pust-murtom TX.
aninations made on the bodies of
patients who died after being treated
with the lymph according 10 tho
method employed by Professor Koch.
These exanlnstiOns extended from the
titno the remedy lad been nrt en-.
ploycd up b the end OF December.
Professor NirchOw declared the injec.
ton Of lymph linen ascs the baccilli IN
the body and caused them % migrate
TO portions Of the body previously un.
affected, thus virtually generating a
new affection. The professor also said
the lymph invariably causes Intense
hyponcmia In various patti OF the body
an1 endangcru the life ofthe patients.
IL has not been clearly proved that the
lymph would destroy tuberculosis tls'
sue, aud II was dangerous 10 opcfat,
on weak patients. lie declared much
patient experimenting with the lymph
was still necessary 10 establish clral
Judgment Of the value Of the new
remedy.
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Consumption.
IlnIlnrh'a IlnrehnmM,I hNrnn.

No single disease has played such sad
havoc with the human race ~ Con-
sumption. MOTHER disease approaches
~ stoalthlly. Its carly symptoms are
ignored because II Is thought only u
Gold or hacking Cough, which Is neg.
locted until this grim monster has such
hold that nothing hut death can re-
liovo It. Bsllard's Horehound syrup
has removed the grip VI this grim
monster from many "a throat, lfbkcn
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WORCESTER, Mass, Jan. SANTANA.
lysis Is now being made Mt Glarks
University oftho brain Of Laura Bridge
man, the famous deaf mute, lately de-
ceased. The weight OF the brain was
found 10 be 1904 grains, which Ia slight
~ hut only slightly less than tho
weight Of tho average English and
European female brain. II must be
borne Ia mind that Mrs. Brldgeman
was hut five feet high, sixty years OF
age, aud weighed at her death but
uineiy'eight pounds. Tho weight OF
her hraiu, therefore, may be regarded
~ fully equal TO that OF women Of her
age and Size.
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4 Wonder worker.

Mr.. Frank Huffman, u young man
Of Burlington, Ohio, states that he
had been under the care NJ two prom
iurnt physicians, and used their treat.
mcnt until he was not able Ia get
around. They pronounced his ca,c 10
ice Consumption Hnd incurable. lie
was persuaded to try Or. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds, aud 90 that time was not
able 10 walk across the street without
resting. lie found before hc had used
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TIsc FINANCE HILL.
The General Debai, To close Next
Tuesday.

Nucsihys
WAsIttSGTOS, Jan. s.-Durlng the
morning hours In the Senate u number
OF public building bills were passed,
after which Stewart called up bis mo.
ton TO vote upon the Financial bill To-.
morrow. After lengthy discussion,
" wne agreed, on motion Of ingalls,,
that the general debate on the Finance
bill close noxt Tuesday; on Wodncs-
day debate 10 10 resumed under tho
tcn-mlnuto rule and n final vote Oh
passage 10 he taken before adj ourii
mept Of that day. German, Sherman
and other participated In the debate.
Turpie addressed tho Senate III sup-
port OF Stewards amendment for the
free coinage VI silver, aud IN the
cour<c or his femarks declared tiat II
was impossible that the senator from
Ohio ltShermsn) could take fair, i'm.
partial, Judicial view Of that amends
fucnt.
Call next addressed the eenal.,, and
the bill was then laid aside.
A few public buildings bills were
passed. Mcdonald introduced bills
lcr the erection Of public buildings at
LAHlston and Boise City, Idaho. Re-
1se1e ~ executive sseuion) ID
u mn ,rounr.
| ! u 4gilfrozdr, I. ~ 4 49, ~
: 1fSznnGb ~ tSsAz - NniA
the Issue OF ceftifld 80 of 4ce e
telegraph operators who wtiol.. ith tn,
Union army during the wnr.
a motion by Cutcheon that III,
House 60 Into committee Of the whole
on the army appropriation was de-
| feated.
Farquhar moved 10 20 Into commit.
tee OF the whole on the shipping bill,
and suggested that general debate closc
at . O'Clock today.
Blouut and Wheeler both made mo-
tons extending the time.
After several votes and considerable
discussion all motions were rejected,
30 no limit was placed on tho discus.
sion.
In committee Of the whole Flthlan
Ills opposed the measure aud Wheel.
or Mich favored II.
Grosvenor (Ohlo) also made an OK.
tended speech in behalf Of the bill,
which was frequently interrupted by
comments from the democratic side.
Pending Grosvenor's remarks, the
committee ross and the House al.
jOurned.
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N CONNECTICUT
Democratic omc.r. Declared Elected
bS the senate.

HARTioRp, Conn, jan. SIN the !
housr the joint resolution passed yes.
tefday afternoon by the senate were
received. They declared each demo.
cratic state officer elected. a resolu-
ton creating special committee Of the
house On the canvas. u State officers,
referring the returns 10 thvm aud d.
rcctlng them 10 investigate the nllcga.
lions Of inaccuracies In the count was
adopted. a recess to January goth
was then taken.
The senate made no effort 70 transact
business today.
There was much excitement Ia the
capitol Just before the senate adjourned
over n nlmor that the democratic can
didates for 5tair oiiiccs had been sworn
ia and were about 10 claim the offices.
This DOOR wcro locked aud other pre-
cautions taken. but no movement was
made aud II rs now reported that none
WINS contemplated.
The prcssnt situation Of ATTAIN IN this
s-nnte has declared the dsmocrAti.
State ofIiosu elect I, the HOUSE llak d
49,. wife bows ,-olf cir!
one was elected, and meanwhile tn
OLD State officers (republicansl hol,
their offices, although Lieutenant
Governor Morwin has not appeared IL
the senate, and that body Il presided
over by It's own president pro tenn.
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IHE M'aUrARy TRIAL.
u Is Expected tina, uc WIN he Found
Guilty,

CLEVELAND, Jan. s.-The famous
MoQucary trial Is at an end, nil but the
decision " the court. The arguments
On both sides were completed today
and, calling Tot the books and opinions
offered In testimony, the court with.
drew until II could formulate Its opin-
ion, II II expected that u decision
will he reached In n short time. as II il
generally conceded that MCQueary
viii be found guilty,
In his argument today McQuenry
stated implicitly that his object In
writing tho book was not TO create a
sensation, but 10, II possible, assist ia
conforming Christianity TO common
sense and nineteenth century thoughts.
In closing with n final reply TO the
prosecutor, he said the church mud
prosecutor were dogmatists, and that
tho latter admitted that the Council of
Nice did not insist upon tho virgin
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IncIemrnt weniher In ispusa. aud
Northwestern Missouri.

KANSAS CRY, Jan. s.--rhe severest
snowsiofm Of tbs season uved al day
AMI continues tonight IN Kansas AMI
Northwestern Missouri. The storm
extends over the whole OF tho former
Stnte. Snow has fallen from six Ia ten
Inches. The high wlnI has driftud n
~ such MI extent NJ ~ seriously I'm.
pc,lc halfway travel. Reports from
several poluts say the farmers regard
the snow as very beneficial 10 winter
wheat.
DENvER, Jan. "a heavy snow
storm has been raging since last night.
II Is seven inches VA depth ami slill
falling.
MITOSDALE, Has. Jan. s.-A
htnvy sunwstofm is raging through
Northern li1nas. Traiua arr nhau.
dnnei. There have becu no trains on
the central branch II tho Union Pacific
for eight days.
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ruE "rosrs" PREDICTION.
The shape In which III. Financial
mn NiiI I'nss.

WAsiuSGIoS, Jan. S.-Tho P1a
viii tomorrow Ay: The shape IN which
the financial bill viii pass the Senate
eau bc predicted. The proposition 10
buy twelve million ounces Of silver
will be- stricken from the hill, aud In
its place viii bo Senator S,uwaTt's free
coinage amendment. The section
providing for reduction to $1,000 Of
tho amount required To be deposited
by national banks, 10 secure ClrCula.
ton, will be retained, ns will also the
section which imposes charge for
converting gold coin into bars for ship.
mont. The object OF this charge /.
20 conilnc the export OF gold. The
bond provision will ho stricken out.
silver men IN the House said Il was
not certain that the bill would not he
passed there.
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guese have arrested an American
named Moore, on sns ,lcion Of being IA
British spy. The United States Consul
Is making an Inquiry.
Berlin. Jan. s. The Ioa an
nounces that the Germ man Government
has decided 10 establish port Of entry
at Jaluit Island, onc Of the Marshall
group, In the Pacific Ocean. The IOst
denies the reports coming from San
Francisco In regard 10 the annexation
Of the Gilbert Islands by Germany.
Brussels, Jan. S.-The coast u Bel
gium, notably In the ncighhOrhoOd u
Ossrnd aud Blankcnbefg here, presents
atcmarkable appearance during the
present extremely cold weather. Large
blocks Of Ice are washing about the
shore and many vessels are forced by
the lee 10 remain Ia port. The fisher
men are suffering severely.
Vienna, Jan. Sat TIerme aud
Trieste, on tho Adriatlc. storm H.
raging with unprecedented severity.
In both cities all theatres and other
places Of amusement are closed and
the street cars have stopped running.
The blizzard Is 20 fierce that Il il dnn.
gcrous To venture out, Tralllc IL ut a
complete stlnd-till and the streets are
almost totally deserted.
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Sr. PAUL, Jau. s.-rhe House me,
again this morning and cast their
ballots for speaker, without result. A
recess was taken. Both sides are hold
ing caucu-os,
At the afternoon session Stevens, tho
Democratic candidate for Speaker,
Withdrew In favor Of Champiln tho
Alliance candidate, and the lsttor was
elected over Searle, Republican. The
House adjourned without choosing tho
nlhur oillcrr..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-09

AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. S. Both
branches n the state legislature met
today. The oath VI office was admin.
isterod 10 Governor Burluigh aud ho
proceeded 20 read his Inauguration
message. lie says the time has come
for Maine 10 adopt the Australian sys.
tom Of voting, ani urges the citizens
% renew thcir efforts 10 keep Maine IN
the van Of temperance States,
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Many - Poor Woman suffers UntoId
Torturcs FROM mach Ache.

II she only knew how easily she
could get relief 10y using Ballari's
Snow Llniment she would bless the
day she read these few lines, /, IL "A
grand remedy for Headache and all
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minute. IL will cure inllnmmalOry
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tho Throat aud Chest In Group II viii
give immediate relief aud mako
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Sold by n. g. NJ. /. 80
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10 Der cent ON:
Treubi, nctween the President ssa
Congress.

NEw York, Jau. s. - Dispatches
were received this morning. lndicat.
lug an outbreak Of trouble in Chill.
Jcnfcys, Of the firm OF Flint A Co.,
said; 1--WE have had several letters
anu also some dispatches which state
that the. whole trouble Il between
President Balmaceda and Congress.
The people, through Congress, want
some laws made which will be- con.
ccsslonH TO the lower Glasses. Tn.
President REFUSES 10 call Congress
together and does not desire the laws
made.
The GILLIAN legation discredlt tho
report OF "a revolution Ia Chill.
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Governor narLbam Installed. .

SACRAMENTO, Jan. s.-Governor
Markham was Installed In office to-
day. Ia hls inaugural address, the
Governor said, regarding the matter
OF making an appropriation for a dis
play at the Worlds Fair The only
question was n 10 the coustitutionality
Of such act. lilo recommended that
Congress be requested 81 enforce tho
ChlncseoNclnsion att stringently.n
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wnlinms' Australian Herb rliI..

lfyOW are Yellow Bilious, constl-
pated with Hcaiacho, bad breath,
drowsy, no appetite, '89t, out your
Liver Is out Of order. one box Of these
Pills viii drir0 all the trouble away
aud make new being Of you. Price
20 cents. Zion Coop Mer. Inst. Drug
Dept, Agent. d&s
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Governor futile.

CONcoRD, y, H., Jan. S.--Hinm A.
futile was sworn In rs governor this
morning. lie then delivered hls mes-
sage. Both branches Of the legislature
adjourned ~ soon Us the governor tin.
ishod.
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ISDfASArOLts, Jan. s.--Thc lcgis.
laturc met this morning aud the OIL.
GERS chosen by the democratic caucus
last night were sworn In In each house.
The governors message will DO dc.
livered tomorrow morning.
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rnr Nrnn,snA LroIsLArrnr.
Tho sheriff righi, Ils way Through
the Crowd.


LiSCoLN, Nub., Jan. Sat 1915
the supreme Court issued "A writ OF
mandnmus directing the speaker Of tho
house 10 canvass tho returns. Tho
sheriff Of Lancaster County, with
deputies and hsliii from the supreme
Court, bunt In the doors NJ the house
aud fought their way through the
crowd Of Alliance men guarding tho
entrance, The writ was served ON tho
speaker, motion tO take recess until
. O'Clock declared carried hy the lieu.
tenant Governor aud the democrats aud
republicans let the hall.
The speaker NJ the house declared
that no recess was taken aud tho AM
anoe members remained AMI the roll
wns called.
The proceedings Mt the afternoon
session u the legislature were
LESS STORMY.
The Alliance men had cooled down
considerably and when the lieutenant.
governor tool, the chair In the Joint as
sembly, no opposition was offered. Tho
TuturnsOt the last election were eau
vnsscd, and the democratic governor,
Boyd, and the remainder Of the state
ticket, all republicans, declared elected.
4 resolution was passed receiving
the full Alliance vote, declaring the
canvass conducted under protest, aud
that the legislature Ia no way r6cog-
nizod the election Of the officers who
had been returned, They were, how.
eyeii promptly sworn In by the chief
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Justice. The Alliance contest will now
10 ON as prescribed by law. Matters
ruRrnrn COMPLICATED

Justice. The Alliance contest will now
20 on as prescribed by law. Matters
were
FURTHER COMPLICATED
this evening. Govcrnor-olect Boyd
called on Governor Tbayer and the
latter Informed him that he (rhayerl
would not give up the office, on the
ground that boyd was not citizen OF
the United States. Governor Thayer
has FABRICATED himself IN the execu-
tive Office with the police and COM
pany OF militia ON guard. IL IN under.
stood that he will remain governor II
possible until all questions affecting his
successor are settled.
Boyd's father, II viii be remembered,
came 10 this country from Ireland
while Boyd was u minor. He took
out his first papers but never perfected
citizenship, and his eon was never
naturRllzed. II IL claimed, therefore,
that lac ~ Ineligible to office.
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ANOTHER VIEW OF rHr EFFECTS
or KocH's LYaPH.
Arguments Completed III the McQacary
Trial. lie will Probably be
Found Chilly.
~ Telegraph to tho Snws.
w,siItNGroN NOTES.
plcsoiution win reference 10 the
Uussinr Jews.

WAstiNGTuN. Dec. y -Cumming's
resolution with reference 10 the treat.
ment Of the Jews In Russia wis under
Consideration by the House Committee
On Foreign Affairs to-day. II was
finally referred 10 subcommittee
With authority TO draftIa resolution
That will be- Ia comfortably to tho facts
reported 10y the American diplomatic
representatives In Russia, and which
Of the same time will be .o wortled NJ
" not constitute interference with
Ryssia's informal affairs. II was the
general sentiment of the committee
81 - the resolution should do no more
MAN express the sympathy OF the
United states with the Jews.
y uJi1 DOLLARS rER MONTH";.
\ a communication was sent 10 the
SnAte to-day by the Secretary .of.war,
(hlch shows that there are now three
folouvls, one brlgadicr-gcncral aud
Admiral Porter drawing pensions Of
Is per month under the act Of Con-
lrcsa Of 1851. There are also thirty
two non.commlsslonod officers drawing
tho same amount.
GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS.
In recognition OF the services rom
dered by the captain and crew Of the
Unlt~d States ship baltimore, which
conveyed the remains OF tho late
Captain Erickson 10 Sweden last ear,
the King Of Sweden desires to present
diem g54 medals, 10 DO distributed as
follows: One gold medal for the COM
tlanding officer, thirty.ope silver, one
| fpr each subordinate ofilccr, and 400
bronze, one for each OF the crew. As
tho captain and crew are not permit
| I'D to accept thcss medals except BY
slitliofity Of Congress, n resolution was
~ Esported By Representative
~ sAis c'csy-syscs Y.
| President Palmer, Director. q e neral
Davis and NJ. T.. Handy, Promoter.
General Of tho Worlds Coiumbia ian
Exposition, had n conference with the
President this afternoon. The Fair
officials subsequently had an interview
with Secretary Blaine, Secretary
Window anu Attorney General Nil.
lcr, In regard TO the government OK :
| hibIts at the Fair.
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AoENr noYrn.s nrMovAI.

WAslIisGros, Jan. s. - Secretary
Noble this morning sent n dispatch 10
Agent Roger Mt Pin. liijgc. dismiss
ing him from service. The Secretary
directs him TO turn over tho property
to Captain Pierce, First Infantry, who
Will temporarily net as agent AZ that
point. THIS notion, 70 far a. tile r.
moval OF Roger Is concerned, was
determlHed upon some time ng0. when
the uillclals u the Indian Office learned
that Roger was not proving equal to
the cmplguncy.
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FRIDAY, JANUARY cllY TERRITORY.

ton Of the settlers from Indians have
been received ut the government office.
3iarauding Sioux are 10 Converse
County, not over 100 miles north OF
this city. The arms at the disposal "
tire executive. were exhausted two
weeks ago. Major Stilzer, II the Stpie
guards, hns been sent to Lusk and
Douglasto investigate, and " he thinks
the situation serious the militia will be
ordered out Of once.
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Tho Best Salye In the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, salt Rheum,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, aud positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. IL Is guaranteed 10 give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded,
Price % cents por box. For sale by A,
G.. Smith y Go.
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JEFFERSON CITY, No., Jan. S.-Sen,
atoF Vest was Tenomlnated by tho
democratic caucus tonight.