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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-14
BOYS As HloHwAYaeN.
They steal from rsanut vendcr. aud
aInui Them " rhrs Object.

They steal FROM rsnnnt vendcr. anI
Rinui Them " Thry Object
There Is kind Of highway robbery
perpg tntod on tho streets 81 New York
In broad daylight every day IA the year,
with the possible exception OF Sundays.
These highwnymrn, or moro correctly
speaking, highway boys" are seldom
punished Tor their crimes, aud when
thoy are their punishment is not mcted
out by any judicial tribunal. II FOL.
lows quickly upon the commission Of
the crime, however when it CONES
at ALL The peculiar thing nbout II Is
that the highway boys" rct fully as
much sympathy from tho general pub.
lie, who know Of their wrongdoing, ~
do Tho people who nrc robbed
ono " those robllrics may BE- wit.
messed about aimust any OF tho -lrrrts
Ia the nclghborh1od Of the city hail
any afternoon. $500 that Italian ven.
der down there, who looks ncryousiy
lirt one way aud then the other" add
a man. "lle Is keeping sharp look.
ont for n policeman because he knows
that he Is acting unlawfully himself by
poddlingin tllestrcet without allcensc 50
A fow rods away four street urchius
werr holding a council 81 war. A
minute or two ai'orward thoy parted,
and ono Of them walked up .n front ui
the Italian aud asked; "Say, how
manyll yer give mo for ccntr display-
ing the copper at the Same tlmc, Us an
evidence Of good faith.
Tho Italian picked up small hand.
ful Of the nuts. This was aho cue for
the other urohins. and in n twlnkllng
tho stand wns dumped over la tho
street by some one behind tho Italian,
aud the nuts went rafting over the
pavement. Eight small hands can beat
two clumsy ones to death in picking up
such small things as peanuts, conse-
qncntly the Italian got u small proper.
ton Indeed OF his original stock.
II ho stops 10 ohastisc one OF the
boys lac knows lac will not got one Of
the nuts, 90 he doesn't usually try II.
Even II he should try such course he
would generally get tho Won't Of q. DO.
cnuso the whole crowd would pitch Ia,
and when the Italian got away from
that biting kicking and scratching lot
of street Arabs ho would be badly used
up.
The vendors who have been IN the
business any length Of time appreciate
this fact, and they seldom try to pun.
ish the culprit after the damage Is
done. They arc exceedingly wary.
however and most Of them carry short.
stout sticks with which TO repulse their
enemies, the street urchlns, before they
have won the battle by kicking over
the stand. Whom one of tic urchins
docs get n crack on the knuoklcs with
one Of these sticks no remembers Il for
n long time, New York Tribune.
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have experimental with antolopos q
great deal. found that II wanted
thcm 10 go 10 the right the way to
manage II was for me to ride to the left
OF given point. The antelope would
Imagine that | was trying to head him
of In that direction, and he would run
with all his might across the course
that was taking Iwould then change
my coune and ride to the right and tho
antelope would rush back In that a..
rectlon, thinking wanted to cut oil
his escape on that limo.
BY maneuvcring In that way, back
and forth and all the while advancing
In general direction, have driven u
band right into my camp whore tho
boys would shoot them down. Tho
game would be so intent trying to out
wit mo that they would never 500 tho
camp until II was too late Washing.
ton Farmer.
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LONDON, Dec. lathe Standards
Rome correspondent says: Explicit
declarations passed between France
aud the Vatican with view To pro.
noting cordial relations between that
government snd the Papal See. On
the part of France II was stated that
the government did not desire to A.
tack the Pope, but the question Of In.
tornal order strained the government
to maintain Ia own authority. To this
the Vatican replied that Il did not de-
sire to foment rebellion, and had ad.
vised the French bishops 90 BE- prudent,
but did not impose line OF conduct In
regard 10 such a delicate question.
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LoNDos, Dec. ia series Of inter.
views with publishing irm8 here by
tho Associated Press, With vinw Of
Hscorialning the effect the American
copyright law WAS producing, has
been made recently. Several import
ant firms hcsilnted In expressing Az
opinion on the ground that their bust.
ness arrangements hardly permitted
their We've 10 be maize puzzle. Others
said that tAe act had been In operation
too brief n time to enable them 10 form
a definite Judgment Of the result. Tue
summing up Of the Interviews shows
the consensus Of opinion u he that the
effects OF tue law will not bo detfimcs-
tai to either European or American
trade. 10 l. thought, however, that
the law will result in the gradual
cheapening Of good literature Ia both
countries.
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Tho Strike AZ the Crested Butte Goal
and Iron Mines Result
Seriously.
THE. roRElon srRiKCRs AHE
vgRY UGLY.
Al CRESTED nurrE
FIve Miners Eiiicd aud Two Fatally
Mnnmhad.

NANN ItutEN NAAAtN NNN hNb sNffshN
wounded.
DENVER, Colo, Dec. l2.--Tho strike
uf the miners Of tho mines Of the
Colorado Coal 4 Iron Company nj
Crested Butte has resulted seriously.
since the men, Italians and Austrians,
went out. they have been very ugly,
refusing to allow tho company TO bring
IN new mon, stopping the pumps and
fans, allowing the mines To I'LL with
gas until there Ia danger Of the mines
blowing up, and have parsded the
streets heavily armed, threatening
death TO any one attempting TO assist
the company.
Yesterday Sheriff Shores OF Gunni-
son arrived with posse Of twenty-five
men 10 take possession OF aud guard
the mines. No sooner Ind the sheriff
aud his men allghtcd from the train
when they were attacked by about 200
atmudltsliausand Austrlans, who began
fiFing with Winchester. The officers
held their men for moment aud then
ordered them TO return the fire, which
they did with deadly effect, killing
Mike Compicini, Mike Minnelon, Mike
Gruerclo, Milo Warn and John Poche,
all Italians George Simonica and Matt
Grahaka, Austrians, were fatally
wounded.
After firing, the miners reiterated,
and the posle took possession OF the
mines and threw up rcdoubts. The
miners are swearing vengeance on
every friend Of the coal company, aud
the town IL upon the verg. OF riot.
Further trouble Ia feared tonight. The
governor has called out the State
militia, and the troops are now Mt the
armory ready TO start for the scene by
special train Mt moments notice.
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aud present the usual array Of figures
70 show that thc farmer viii pi1nt by
following the advice laid dDvn therein.
n hold that Russia Is entirely out Of
the race. aud india practically 20, and
that prosout aud future dellvorlts rom
ferners will M but a small portion Of
tue requirements. II does not advi.c
the farther 10 orcato an unnecessary
ararfty or rrruiiatc bis debit. but sell
only what be- ia obliged 10 WHEN the
receipts nrr large anu Increasing aud
when thry are On the decline arli only
c,rtn.u potion each mmtl. The
exp sting cugClty " Che United
States T. figured nt one hunursu aud
rty million bushels more than last
year. which falls forty million short N
supllying the wurll't deficit This
al 100000 bushels would supply
i.urope with bread Tor nineteen and u
half days only. Taxing MI this into
account, the author OF the circular
assrr.s thnt ~ ne farmer doe. uut yet
twice what is now offered for wheat, u
Is his own lIult
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Parnclliies and McCarthJiies Have
Debate with Very Forcible
Arguments.
ohvlrr nee avts a NASTY leuI
oo SHE HEAD.
The Police couId Not Quell the Con-
tes'.-llirns and Drums Used
with Eject.
nrcuArL DAviFr
l. scriousiy Wounded During - mot
~ Waterford.


DUBLIN. Dec. l8.-Mlchael Davitt,
the famous lrish leader, was seriously
wounded during riot Mt Waterford
City today. Davitt md William o..
Brien hal gone b. Waterford to support
the candiuature Of Mr.. kean, tho
the nominee Of the McCafthyitee for
the seat Of Parliament made vacant by
the death Of Richard Power. I<eau's
opponent IL MIR. Richmond, member of
the parncll wing of tho Irish party.
Davitt was strongly urged by the Me-
CarthyitOs to stand Tor Waterford, but
declined 10 do sn, ami In consequence
OF his refusal kean was maze the
nominee. No particulars Of the afrray
In which Davitt was wounded have rs
yet been received.
Later reports from Waterford show
that The not this afternoon was one Of
ihu most snnguinary aud vicious Of
any Of the political rows that have re-
Gently attended the discussion Ia the
lfish towns Of The rival leaders, Omin.
Gus rumon and impending rows had
been exciting the populAce for some
TIME and force Of 600 police had
been drafted Into the town, In hopes
that ihrir presence would secure order.
Tho Parnellito leaders, Redmond, Lea
my aud Dalton, were IA volieys of
stones hurled through the air aud
blnckthornr moved with vicious celer.
ily, that sent bowling rioters 10 tho
hospitals. In the midst VI the ARRAY
Davltt received a nasty cut on tho
forehead, from which blood flowed
| freely. Tanner and Others were in-
lured by stones AT last the police
formed a gordon aud divided the OPP
L
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LEGIsLArIyE BUSINESS.
Nothing Important WIN bc Done he
fore ,ho Holidays.

WASHINGTON, Dec. ~. SO far as
actual legislative business ls cIncern-
eu, tits probable that the present week
in Congress will be- devoid OF feature or
interest. II has come to be generally
understood that, while tho time before
the holiday rccoss In the long session
may DO employed In petiecting the
orgRnizatlln " tho two branches Of
Congress, little eau be- attempted with
profit In the line Of legislation. Many
Senators aud Representatives, as
assuming that tho recess will begin DO.
fore the end OF the week, have already
made arrangements TO leave Washiag.
ton In a few days. Unloss unforeseen
difficulties arc encountered the rcor.
ganilation OF the committees viii be
completed Monday or Tuesday, hut
there are no expectations that they
will undertake any important WORK
during the week. The Introduction Of
bills an resolutions, not presented In
the rush last week, speech by Sena-
tor Turpie on the subject OF the cleo
people, and one by Senator Stewart
on FREE SILVER COINAGE,
tuittnfl WIN Futu FNHlnnrNH ~ NufN
may elicit, Will PROBABLY compose the
record OF the week la tho Senate.
The House will not meet until
Wednesday, and, after brief session,
will probably adjourn, with an under.
standing that, on the day Of reassem-
blage, It will adjourn Tor the customary
Christmas recess.
A proposition has heen preached
that Congress adjourn Frijay,the 18th,
10 Monday, January ith. II is believed
thai, in the absence of committee or.
ganiLation, nothing can be- accom-
pllshed by continuing the nominal
sessions Of the House into the follow.
ing week, before taking the usual 10.
cess.
The Speaker has been indu-trlously
engaged Ia the work preliminary TO
the appointment Of the committees, but
the experience OF the past warrants
the belief that II will he found i'm.
practicable TO complete them la time
for announcement before the new year.
The committee ON rules may be aii.
nOunced during tho coming week In
order that its members may proceed 10
formulate the rules for the Fifty-aerond
House, aud submit them for consider
alton Immediately upon reassembling
after the holidays.
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prisoner" said tho learned magis.
;ratc to a lnzy follow before him, this
Is the third time you've boon here"
But, your honor pleaded the pris.
oncr, 1--WE been trying to get work and
couldn't"
You wouldn't worl. II you could get
IT,"
Eyes, would, your honor"
"What kind Of workp
Anything, your honor, 30 long as II
was honest work"
What kind of wagcsr
Wages Is no object your honor.
All | want Is work, with food an cloth.
Ing and "a shelter"
And you'd work II you had that
sort Of Il jobf
Indeed | would, your honor; only
try me, and IL ears actually came TO
his eyes.
"Very WELL" said tho magistrate
kindly. "wo'll give you u job, with
shelter, food and clothing combined.
Six months hard labor Next case. -
London II ats.
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Increase In various tariff under the
new treaties led 10 long buying Of rnll.
road securities aud gave general Inn
petus Ia business.
In the course oi recent interview
with the editor " tho Lubbock Esoa.
bnhH Zohung. Prince BlqmaFch nc
cused the government Of hurrying the
treaties.
The Prince would not take uart IN
the debates because the members Of
the Relchsiag hal not been given auf-
icient time 10 stuiy the proposals..
Referring 10 the inrcfiptlOu, "Su-
prema lex fesis vOlunt.s,V placed In
the Golden Book of Munich by EN-
pcrnr william, and T. other recent nu
tocratic ultsrances of hio majesty,
BISMARCK SAID
that he never had been supporter OF
ahsolutism, and regretted that the I'm.
peror hsd made such expressions.
The ngrnrian papers continue their
endeavor 10 keep up the hctinn that
American pork lHIisenscl. DR.. Bfaek-
busch, noted scientist, has made pub
lie the rciults NJ the examinations NJ
5000 specimens Of American pork. He
found traces Of tncniuW IN about 81
Per cent of the specimens which paHfud
Though his hands. lie experimental
with cats and dogs, trying 70 infect
them by feeding thnm with the dis
cased meats, but failed entirely. This,
the doctor considers positive proof that
ltichinm survive but n short Time after
the death OF the infected animal. ile
holds that American pork oven u poor
quality, Is perfectly harmless when Il
reaches Germany.
The German textile exhibits for tho
Worlds Fair promise 30 be- extensive.
The iron aud steel manufacturer and
ewelry and toy anu china Grms are
making great preparations. The
Doutche Bank and international
Bank fur Deutschland will support the
project Tor tho erection between Jack.
sou and Warrington parks OF media.
val German village.
The noted aristocrat, Prince Ysen.
burg, has gone 10 tho bad. He dissi.
pated large fortune, contracted
heavy debts, and then fed the coun.
try.
Mrs. Melville w. Fuller, wife Of
Chief Justice Fuller OF the United
States Supreme court, Ia in this city
nursing her daughter Mary, who n re.
covering from severe Illness.
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PANS, Dec. 8.-Commenting upon
tho resolution adopted by the Chamber
a. DEPUTIES Iy.lS Expressing nildsne ,,i H.
any clerical agitation, the Conssrva-
tive journals express qualification at
the smnllness Of tho majority for the
government to defend tho country
ngains, both Radicaiism hnd reaction,
aud the Radical Journals reproach the
government for dividing tue Republic
can ranks.
lie journal des De6ats and lie Figaro
recommend n policy OF reconciliation.
10 Temps says sincere Catholics must
understand that the government will
not hesitate 10 resort TO force should
the action Of the bishops again imperil
the tranquility OF the country.
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The peasantry Of England, Scotland
and Ireland were chock full Of belief
In the supernatural happenings OF Al
Halloween, and there are perons who
still retain faith In the efficacy Of the
charms that were tried ON the night bo.
fore llollowinns in the old days The
customs In vogue In Scotland Ireland
and England wero very quaint. As
they had no apparent connection with
the religious rites of an Saints Day, IL
Is presumed that, Ike tho customs Of
Christian festivals they were originally
notifications of pagan customs. New
York Herald.
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An inventor In Buffalo has -.
vi'od process for making Ice by
utilizing the intense cold created by tho
expansion Of natural gas when nberut,
ed from the high prossnre at which It
issues from the wells, In tho cxpeti.
mental plant the gas Is used at H. inl.
tinl pressure OF from 1870 TO 200 pounds
10 drive a small engine. After as, ia
tho engine tho gas exhnusts into a
closed box, aud the expansion goncr.
ntcs sufficient cold TO form slabs Of leo
three inches thick TO tho amount Of
thce'quarters of n ton Ia day,
1t is claimed that the principle can
be applied economically on large
scale Philadelphia Record.
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SnREvEroRr, Dec. i8.--Bcn Pattor-
wife nnd negro IN uossof parish. and
Wallace. was run 20 closely By the
In the room with HE wlfv's corpse, and
moved the body Of the murdered wo.
man and thcn fired tho house, burnlng
last uight. MIR. Lay viii recover.
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A Circular Letter fran Munster Malta
10 the Foreign Legations,


NEW YORK, Dec. l8.-rho Herdids
Valparaiso cable says; The circular
letter prepared by Minister Of Foreign
Affairs Malta for distribution Among
the Chilean legations In Europe ana
America, giv.s Chilc's side Of the
difficulty with the United States,
glowing out Of the "lialtimore" out
rape, aud says. "With reference to
the report OF the Secretary Of the Navy
aud the message Of the President OF
the United States, think II opporlune
10 say that the Information upon which
the report and message were grounded
II erroneous or deliberately incorrect.
$50 far NJ the refugees are concerned
they never have been threatened with
cruelty, nor has any One attempted to
take them from the legation, nor has
delivery been ordered, nor has the
house nor the person Of the for.igL
ministers been molcatod, In spite OF
dnllyiug and intentional prOvocatiou.
This l. proven by eleven notes OF Sep
TENDER, October anu November, con.
coruing the sailors OF the Baltimore
There isa
WANT OF ENACTNESs AND FRANK
MISS
III lAt rAattmtuF hhht III WMIlUb-
ton. The affair took place In bad
quarters OF the city, the main top OF
Valparaiso, and amoug people by no
means models. When the police and
other forces entered and Gained down
the tumult there were already several
hundred men engaged, and II had
spread TO n distance VI ten blocks or
more from the place where 1t com.
menced.
"Rir. Egan purposely communicated
TO ~ note In aggressive aud violent
language op October goth, as shown by
the copy and note, which were
answered October 9Th. On October
18th began the summing up, which was
suspended ON account Of the non.ap-
peATsuce Of the crew Of the "Balti.
more, and on account OF the Illegal
preienses and denials Of Egsn.
"rhure mover had breu any prOv0ca-
tl1n commenced or accepted by the
department.. aud II always maintained
an attitude Of tiTmneA anu prudence.
IL never had an aggressive policy, and
VIII never approve "a humiliatinE one.
Notwithstanding the fact that In.
i.rested parties mav Try 10 make their
conduct appear homes, and try to dodge
the issue
nY ERRONEOUS ACCOUNTS,
Whatever may be said or may have
been said IN Washington, the telt-
grams, notes and papers sent lyOu cor.
tain the truth and the whole ruth at, a
what hiss happened IN regard to tina
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec. l3.-The
perpetrators OF the qualfuplu murder
near New Smyrna are still VI large.
An investigation shows that Mrs.
Hatch and her son were IN one room
while the bodies Of Frank Pnckwood
nud Mls- Bruce were In another. The
person OF the latter was outraged before
she was murdered. A revolver with
two chambers empty,a doublo-barrolpd
shotgun with the stock broken into
spliniers and a loug-blaiyd butcher
knife were found 10 the rooms. Rob
berry was undoubtedly the object OF the
crime.
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A writer gives highly colorod &c.
count OF u storm ut sea. He says;
"Tho wind blew, tho waves rose and
the ship violet Captain Brown was
so roughly tossed about that Mr., Gray,
Mr.. Black, Miss White and other tori
bly, frightened passengers kept up a
continuous yell.ohl The storm occur
red In the Red sea, and the foregoing
description of it was giyen by O. Green,
Esq, tho well known author OF Grim.
son Isles and Purple Skies"
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MOUNT OLIVE, ILL.,, Dec. la.--Yeslor-
day John Miller, aged Gs, during the
absence Of his wife became Intoxicated.
aud fired bullet clear throug her
body. lie then committed ruicids
Mfs. Miller's wound n thought 10 Dc
fatal. The tragedy was evidently pro-
meiliatcd, 10, n few days ago, Miller
settled up an hia Business affairs.
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Portions Of the no Grande Track
covered utth Esrth aud Rocks.
DENVER, Dec. 10. - Yesterday a
landslide covered n portion Of the Rio
Grnnde track with hundreds VI tons OF
rocks and earth. The workmen, In
cleaning the debris, resoried to the usc
OF giant powder. In attempting 10
thaw out some of the powder, several
Of the sticks exploded, instantly kill
ling one man and fatally injunug four
others.
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BAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 13.-Genernl
Ffena BnrTioc, the Guatemalan exile,
sailed yesterday for his native country.
The election viii DO held in Guatemala
shortly, and General Barrios says lac
has received plenty Of encouragement
from his friends, aud will go home,
face all trouble ana battle for control OF
the government as Presidential
candidate.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


English AMI american Lawyer. later
viewed ou the snhiect,
PARIS, Dec. l3.-sevenl prominent
English and American lawyers have
fecently been interviewed on the sui.
ject OF international marriages. Henry
Cachnrd said; "fho general opinion
that such marriages are merely ex.
changes ofmoney Tor social 20, iiiOns il
mistake. The unions sometimes
originate In selfish motives, but are
mostly due b Affection"
The legal adviser ofthc United States
consul sSid. "ln a majority Of cases the
fortunes " American ladies' are Ia
trust, and 80 tied up that the inoomra
alone can be touched. Marriages with
them, therefore, viii eoarcely pay to
men whose sole subject IL money.
Ladies are 20 certain degree saltraotci
by the glitter Of q cUroust."
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NEW Nonis, Doc. l3.-A Buenos
Ayrea dispatch says: Judging from the
.rrporla from all parts OF thu republic,
the different polliical parties are form
Ing n combination favoriug the csndi-
dSture Of Dc. Eduardo Costa for the
presidency.
Adyices from Mendoza say that the
Sixth regiment Of the Argcnsiue army
has been stationed alohg the Chilean
frontier 10 guard against raids upon
Argentine territory said TO DO contom-
plated by Chilean troops.
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HoLIpAYsHrRJ, Pa, Dec. la.-A
bold attumpt 10 hurglariee the parsou-
age OF st. Nicholas Roman Catholic
Church and murder the priest, Father
John Heine, was made early this
morning. Two robbers priei ppen the
kilchen windows and enteiuI the
house. They went aud tried Father
Hcino's room, and he, hearing noise,
opened the door. The robbers were
Within n few fret OF him, and imme-
diately opened fire and then iled. For.
tunutcly their aim was bad, and
Father Heinr was not injured. There
"a no clue 10 the would.bp alssssins.