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and dangerous, aud the effect OF which
fif IL should become a law1 would b
more destructive than that of any
measure proposed for years II the
friends of silver had only patience
and would wait until the element OF
time had acted on the silver law OF the
last session, the policy 81 the Snite.i
States government and OF the French
government. together with the use OF
silver in the South American states,
would lift up silver again TO the gold
$ Standard, and that would give them
god value for their silver.
He sympathized with the views OF
the President and Secretary OF the
Treasury, and the general feeling OF
the republican Senators, that the best
measure Of relief would be 10 pur-
chase the u. 900. 900 ourccs OF silver on
the market, and the first section OF the
bill had made provision for thai.
Stewart replied TO Sherman's argu-
fiient and insis ID that IL was not the
silver men, but the '.gold ring that
had tempered with the standard in
demonciizing silver.
Reagan also advocated Stewards
amendment. Adjourned:
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IN THE SENATE.
Surprise and disappointment
Among the Republicans.

shss
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-Wheu the
doors were re-opened the election bill
was taken up. George resuming the
floor TO continue his speech, com
menced last Wednesday.
Stewart moved 10 take up the Senate
bill TO provide against contracting the
currency.
George said he would yield for tina,
motion.
Hoar appeared surprised, and
asked George whether re abandoned
the floor.
George said he merely yielded to
have the motion made.
Hoar tried To say something more,
but German insisted that the question
was not dsbatable. Holr persisted.
but German seemed resolved 10 allow
no discussion of the subject and insist
ed on his point of order. that on a
motion TO proceed with consideration
of a bill debate Is no; in order.
Hosr-Do / understand that the
Senator from Mississippi considers
himself a liberty 10 yield TO this mo-
lion, after the arrangement between
HIM and me?
George-what was that?
Gorman-i insist upon the point oi
order.
Presiding Officer (Mr. Harrisl-Thc
! point Is well taken.
George ask unanimous consent ia
make an inquiry OF the Senator from
Ma s;ichusct :.
Several democratic senators OBJ
jected.
Presiding officer-The chair will
| to or tends to deia'e. The question is,
will the Ssna,e proceed To the consid-
era'ion ri the bill to provide against
n contraction Of the currency.
The vote was taken by yess and
nays and the motion agreei io-yeas
81. nay - Jones New. Mcconnell,
Snoup. Stanford. Stewart, Teller.
Washburn and Woolco:i voted win
the democrats.
The announcement OF the result was
received with indicaii5ns Of surprise
AID di-apr ointment on the republican
side OF the chamber. The election
bill having been thus displaced and
the financial bill taken up. the Latter
WAS read By the clerk and Stewart
moved 10 amend 1t Dv adding his free
coinage provision. Heargued in sup
port of the amendment, which. he
said. would dcmone'ize silver and
place it back where it had been before
u was excluded from tine MINIS of the
United ates and Europe.
Sherman sad the sudden and uuex-
pee cd change of scene and the intro
duc;iun Of n nex topic Of debate
should Rot allow the revolutionary
measure now propo-ed (S-ewart's
amcndmsnt to pass without the seIi-
Gus and sober att ,n;ion Of every Sem
at r The fact that there had been AN
unexpected DETECTION in the republic
can party would not relieve tue mi
nori;y of this BODY from lis RESPONSE
billy IL il supported THAI measure.
lie appealed TO the Der sense OF re-
s9onsib,iily on the democratic see of
tie c.;smoe.- Seainst tie II easl-s,
which he II earded as revolutionary
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The po,aialion orG.rm any.

BERLIS, Jan. 5.-rhe imperia
census Of December I gave these II.
suits: Tie population Of Berlin is
I ,5i7, ass; Dresden, eo7, 600; Munich
$40, 600; Cologne, IS, coo; hamburF
$40, 900; Magdenburg. POP 900; Frank
fort, 219,0JO; Strasburg, lS5. JJn
Leipsic. which now has 29S 600 in
habiiants, will, by enlarying it.
limits ON January ist, have 81, 90
and be the third city In size in
Germany. Heligoland has 2aS5 Ia
babitants, eighty-five more than II
bad ten We trs ago. The population
shows an Increase Of 49,, 600 in the
last ten years, and of 259, OoJ in the
last five. The average annual in
crease for the last five years Is abou;
81. 900. The census takers found in
Eibipg a man 80 years old wiki
twenty-five children.
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Attic ManLn.s rAfR.
Plans For the Goyernment's Exhi'
billion.

Plans For the Governments Exhi'
billion.
| WASHINGTON, Jan. 5. Plans
for the governments exhibition al
the Worlds Fair, have been de-
cided upoi by the several depart
ments. The Guiding in which the
exhibit will be placed will be nearly
square, covering nearly 10000
squar, feet Of floor space, and hav-
ing an ornamental facade, with n
main entrance resembling some.
what the Arcade Triomphe nj Paris.
In the middle will rise n handsome
pagoda. like a tower, beneath which
will be big rotunda. Around this
rotunta the great hall will be divid-
ed up for the use Of the various de-
partments.
The Navy Department will he
represented 10y fac simile OF one OF
the latest war vessels built by Uncle
Sam. 1t will lie built of brick and
covered on the outside with painted
cement, to give a realistic effect,
and will have on board a crew OF
sailors and marines, properly OIL
cerej ami all tile latest naval APP
piianc,s.
The War Department will have
an elaborate exhibit. 1t will in
Glide a display Of improved small
arms, big Notification appliances,
engineering and other appliances.
The WORK OF the Department Of
Agriculture, in the way Of import
ing and distributing seeds, will he
illustrated by the exhibition Of the
various kinds OF cereals, fruits, vege-
tables and grasses raised in different
par;s of the country. Incidentally
TO this attention will be given to
showing the notifications Of crops
ty soil and climate, which will be
most interesting to the farmers. The
Chemistry divi,ion will show the
process Of Analysing fools and the
component elements of which they
are found to be. All the bureaus OF
the DEPARTMENT will be well repre-
sented.
The various branches OF the In
terror Department will aveexhibits
of their work. The great exhibit in
this Department will be that Of the !
fish commission. The latest fishery
which are far ahead OIL
anyStnown abhnsds-Wfsf-- 49, n
played, iIAewIsr aqunriunis VIII
living sea and fresh water creatures.
big and little.
The various branches of the Treas
ury Department will make n good
showing, the most interesting OF
which will be the models OF the
Ligh, House Boari aud the exhibits
Of the life saving service. This
branch will have n regular station
on the lake shore and will daily
rescue persons, hired for the purpose,
from half submerged vessel in
the lake, 10y means OF lifebOats and
breeched buoys. The Smithsonian
Institution will try to make its part
a Success
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To Mack :. Purman. Defendant
VoU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO
L appear ir an action b-uu rht against
you BY the above named plaintiff in the
District Court OF the Thru Judicial District
OF the Ttrriior. Of Utah, and to answer the
complain: nled therein within ten days lex
elusive of the day Of serytc-l after the
within this county. or. II served out OF this
county. Iut In this district, within twenty
days. otherwise within forty days-or tadg-
nent by default will lie taken against yor
according TO the prayer Of said complaint
The SAID acrloa Is brought to have q de-
cree Of his Court dissolvIng the bonds OF
matrimony existing between plaintiff and
defendant. and for such other and further
relief in the premises ss may be lust and
equitable. Above reli.f PRAYED on the
grounds that FOR more than three years La;
past defendant has failed to proyire for
plaintiff the common necessaries Of lie
not having contributed az all to her sup
port during that time: ana that plaintiff and
defendant have not lived together a. hgs-
band and WIG for more than three years
last pact
And you are hereby notified that IL -ou
fail To appezr and answer the laid com
plant A. above required. the said plaintiff
" j apply to the Court for the relic de-
handed there n
wit,sss the Hon Charles s. Zane. Judge
and the Seal % the District Court
OF the Third Judicial District m
and for the Territory OF Utah this
lf;h day of = ovember In the wear or
cur Lord one thousand eight hun-
drsd and r.inefv.i
lsEALl HENRY G. MCMILLAN.
Dy6Eo D. LOOMS,
dos-s' Depaty Clerk
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BRIEF TELEGR-iNS.

New York, Jan 5--Gansberg Dc
| fearsd 5.ernisx tQuisnt Ia ttss ches-
| game.
Vienna, Jan. SSH bodies Of
the victims Of Saturdays coal pit
EXPLOSION have been recovered.
Chicago, Jan. 5.-Chairman Smith
has called a meeting of the Traos
continental A ssociation at San Fran
cisco January 18th.
Washington, Jan. Senator
Hearst passed fairly comfortable
day. No unfavorable symptoms APP
peared and he Is in much the same
condition as for q week past.
London, Jan. 5 The Paris cor
respondent of the Times confirms
the report Of the probable retire.
ment Of Farnell on condition that
O'Brien becomes chairman Of the
Irish party.
Madison, Wis, Jan. 5.-George
W.. Peck, democratic governor
elect, was inauguraied at noon TO
day, in the presence Of an immense
crowd. The other State officers
were also sworn. a ball tonight
will close the inaugural programme.
Chicago, Jan. 5.-The radical
anti-bucket shop party that has for
some time dominated the Chicago
board of trade, scored an unInistak-
able victory today, President Baker
and his board Of directors, opposed
to a return to the old policy, being
elected for the ensuing year by
large majority.
Lincoln, Jan. 5.-The twenty
second session of the Nebraska
legislature begins tomorrow. The
independents, or Alliance people,
have control. They are contesting
the election Of Boyd for governor,
and there is n possibility Of their un-
not only him, but all the
other State officers elected, all Of
whom are republicans.
New York, Jan. 5. Recorder
banded down an order dis
missing the indictments for libel
found April lsst against Joseph
Pulitzer, John A. Cockrell, James
+. Graham and Julius Chambers Of
the World on complaint of Henry
Hilton for n series ef articles printed
in the Wortd. 2
La Libe,lad, Jan r. Miner,
minister, wrl leave to-
morrow for San Francisco. 1t Is
s1qeysSttess-fsyss.. Cen n
letter., threatening bis lie, aud he
has solicited bodyguard from the
United States steamer Hanger.
Honduras, Nicaragua
and Costa Rico combined in asking
the Washington Government Ia
send them separate ministers. aud
= itilhoid recognition Of Pacbero
Until definite answer i E~AIived-
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THE RAILROADS.
The Rock Island Berins Its Fight
Against the 4. =.

OMAHA, Neb.. Jan. 5.-The Rock
Island has begun its fight against the
Union Pacific for violation OF contract
last night three Rock Island engines
were run on the Union Pacific main
track AZ Beatrice and asked running
orders To Lincoln, according to con.
tract. The Urio.i Pacific refused and
the engines remain the e, compelling
the Union Pacific TO make a long de-
tour On a siding.
In the contempt case today the
Union Pacific at orDey argued that the
agreement with the s.. Paul road was
mostly lease. terIninable at pleasure
The 1T. Paul attorney insis' ed thai il
was a contract. Judge Dunder held
that the Union Pacific must show
cause tomorrow why they were not in
contempt
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THE BEHRING SEA
Controversy: Correspondence on the
Subject Submitted TO
Congress;
COMMUNICATION FROM The
FOREIGN OFFICE.
10000 Square Feet OF Floor Space
for the Governments Exhibi.
lion at the Worlds Fair.
DISPLAYING THE ELECTION BILL
IN The SENATE.
The Quarrel Between the Rock
Island and the Union
= Pacific.
oIsPIAcINo TIE ELECTION BILL
IN THE SENATE.
By Telegraph to tAe SKws.I -zs--
THE BEHRISG SEA TROUBLE.
Correspondence on the Subjeet. =
Common of the presx

Correspondence on the Subjeee. -
Comments Of the Press.
WASHINGTON, Jan. s.-The Pres.
ident today transmitted to the House
further correspondence on the sub
iect OF the Behring Sea controversy
between the United States and
Great Britain. The correspondence
consists Of letter from Salisbury TO
Pauncefo,e, dated August ., 1899,
and one from Secretary Blaine to
the American minister, dated De-
cember 18th LAST. Salisbury's letter
was confined to the discussion of
the Russian ukase and the treaty Of
1875. He argues that Blaine mis-
interpreted Adams position and de-
clares the history Of the case shows:
First, that England always denied
Russia's maritime jurisdiction in
Behring Sea. that the convention Of
1873 was a Remuneration of that
claim and that the Behring Sea has
not been known by that name. but
as. Part Of the Pacific Ocean. He
closes with the statement, if differ
ences still exist, his government is
ready for impartial arbitration 10y
methods to be agreed upon in con-
cert with Blaine.
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LOCAL TRAINS.
SALT LAKE AND OGDEN.
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Notie.so Our Patron

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In the District Court in anil for the
Third judicial District Of Uldh Ter
T1tOTy, County Of Salt Lake.
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Another officer said: sat thi.
rate the Sioux troubles will grow Il
be just as bad rs the events Of tie
hrst three years Of the war, when
every officer with an independent
command had not only an enemy In
'front.' OF him, but court-martial be-
hind him.
Still another officer sail It was a
grave error to order the relief Of
Col. Fonythe at this stage Of the
proceedings, ami thus hold VI a
warning finger - every cclonel in
the little army around Pine Ridge
to tell them that the death Of each
Sioux must L. explained.
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sH JRT BULL.

sH JRT BULL.
Ox.r. Ian IT.. pS. h,
folIowing fron, -. .,aT a",. IA .u'
emf Al pine Riics Aasncv N
v;a pn.L..,iia "
nounccmens - ,ha .,s.ns;o =,
General Forsv,h. esra IT. al,
AMI c,.a,ss .,snsn, =, s sn
min,,s Tha o,fic;ai ,no,,,h. C LIZ
closed IN ali ironir;a, on ,ba s,,I.;.a,
| II will prob.bly IssT.n,a I,oan .,
the general n,i,lic howevsr Is,s,
on. The unsnrtu = ~. d;s,s,.;,,,n - -
trOoue. makip~ n possihI.s far m. n,
ltaGo cppss-asinx vito the rssslf .;
fki2hnl ons .asol kss.- coa1si fississ-
part and possibly ~ greater p3rt II
The foundation for General Fur.
sytbe's suspension.
The seriousness Of the situation
here is increasing. Short Bull, the
leading hostile Chief, who has dis
tinguislied himself all along during
the trouble, never fer q moment
considering cvertures locking TO an
amicabie settlement, but who has
steadily stuck to the had lands ano
has now assumed command Of the
great body of hostiIes, last night
told our spy that he would take
this agency II il cost every warrior
he had.
The half-6reecs here have been
Informed by friends and relatives,
whom some Of them have among the
hostiIes, that they had better move
their families long distance from
the agency, as great raid and
massacre was certain. The half
breeds are showing US what they
think of this information by getting
their families out of here with
rush.
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LIZZIE PuRsAN. Plaintiff.
Vs. summons
MACK s-pUEsAS, Defendant
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r. K. THOMAS,
rs, 2S, 30, 32, East, First South st.,
SALT LAKE CITY.

L desire TO INFORM all COuIltIy
and city purchasers of Dry Goods
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of Heavy Winter Goods, commencing
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known As seasonable choice goods,
consisting of Boys Clothing, Flannels,
Blankets, Dress Goods, Shawls, Wraps,
Cloaks, Newmarkets and Underwear.
shall also offer a lot of goods in all
departments, of which l have sur
plus, at sacrificing prices, to make
room for new Spring Goods, which
will be opened early in February. l
am anxious all should reap the great
benefits l propose bestowing upon
my patrons and the public generally
during this sale.
r. K. THOMAS.
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xyou ARE nERERY REouIIEn I0

The People of the Territory OF Utah send
Greeting:
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Dr.Kennedy' SFaYoriteRemedy
SUMMONS.

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q ". Taylor. Geo. scrnev.
b. Armstrong. n. !. Ror-ncy.
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THE BEHRING SEA

CONTAMINATION FROM THE
FOREIGN OFFICE.
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to say it is necessary in an Indian
skirmish TO stop firing long enough
T. find just what sort o! an Indian
you are shooting at. The women
and men look very much alike in
their blanket costume, and the
former are quite a fierce fighters as
the men. The Sioux squaw Is As
had an enemy rs the buck at times.
Little boys, too, can shoot quite as
well n their fathers, and what a
spectacle 1t would he for s1llier,
on seeing a l0-yoar-old pointing =
loaded gun at him with rs true a.
aim as the best marksman in the
army TO stop his advance and cry
out: My SOP, You must drop that
gun, 70. yoE are q niiror. aud l am
not allowed to hurt yJu.'"
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LONDON, Jan. 3.-The Foreign
Office this evening issued the follow.
log communication for the press:
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New York, Jan 5--Gansberg de-
fearsd 5.ernisx tQuis ht Ia tss CHEFS
game.
Vienna, Jan. SSH bodies Of
ih.. ricfims of SafurdaS,s coal nit
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Gin ithBnes Mprt,

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