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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-02

Rom, Doc. lin the discussion on
the budget, Tugzeu, minister OF the
treasury, said that excessive Cxpondi-
lures and hn vot.estlmation Of receipts
had caused tho budget for 1892 10 show
n duhuil o. l,OOO.uOO lire, which the
new economies and financial measures
would amply cover. Slgnor rulzBtl
added that, Ia the budget Tor 1892, the
revenue would cover all the cxpendl.
tutrs mud give surplus OF over 5000.
900 lire. This IL the first time In the
history Of Italian finance that such n
result viii bu achieved, hut, 10 secure
this, Parliament mus, accept all the
governments proposals.
Able iinancierl here consider that
Minister TuyEotl has over-estlmated thu
governments income by 10000 lire.
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CRY on MEXlCo, Dec. Ia letter
from salvador says that the wife Of DR..
Jarinto Caslcnnollo, formcfly minister
were ar, siud, charged with icing im-
plicalcd IN conspiracy 10 declare
Csstellcnos pfcsi Ignt OF Salvador. IL
j. stated thar Caslellcuos " now nj
Costa Rica. IL IL reported that In en-
Interview President Ezuta u Salvador
said. "rhetc conspiraclcs are trlhcs."
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WAsIuSoIoS, Dec. 1.-The United
States supreme Court today continued
the hearing Of the three suits brought
by Now York and Chicago importers
Mckinley tariff act. John T.. Wilson
representing Marshall Field x Co.,
closed the opening argument for the
importers, maintai ming that the whole
act was vitlated by the omission Of the
tobacco rebate section. General Soil
citor Taft then followed on behalf Of
the United States,
Attorney General Miller argued the
bounty and the reciprocity features.
The argument will be closed tomorrow
by Clark.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-02

Five Candidates aud all are Hopeful
of victory

wAsHINOToS, Dec. The speaker
ship contest II increasing In liveliness
anu Interest each day, and this morn.
ing there was fair accession made TO
the list Of members In town. Al fve
candidates expressed themselves Ms
hopeful, and reported matters progress
ing satisfactorily from their point OF
view. General Catchinga Of Mis-.
sissippi, Que Of Crlsp's chief lieuien-
ants, claims that bis candidate has
captured tho entire Democratic dolega-
ton from Now jersey.
Minis il sanpuine. His forces are
wording iavorAhly 10 his Interests, aud
hsexrreascd himself NJ entirely con.
fident Of tho result The Mills men
are oudeEvoring to make New Eng.
land n unit, aud they say they expect
an the voloa from that section, except
two.
Mcmillan said today that he saw NO
| reason 10 change his opinion that the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-02
Charles REFS aud His Parents end
Two Brothers Perish IN
the Flames.
FOUND DEAD LOCKED IN EACH
orHEH's ARMS.
Two Chilircn AMI Servant Girl
Escape by Jumping out Of
the window.
several People Hnrn,d To Meath IN
nntrolt.

Detroit.
DETRorr, Mich, Dec. 1.-The most
APPALLING catastrophe that has visited
Detroit since the burning Of the Tildun
school n couple Of year, ago, took place
about o'clock this morning. A IRE
broke out 10 the grocery store OF Geo.
j. keis, 3J2 Orleans street, and, com
municaiing 70 the dwelling house
overhead, smoihcred 10 death Charles
ltols, aged 20, and his brothers Josie
and Eddie, aged | | and years. The
two little children were found In bed,
aud the older hoy was discovered by
the firumon lying upon the iloor before
the window M " he had attempted 10
make his escape by that egrese. The
father aud mother were found locked
In each others arms Mt the foot OF the
stairs leading out Into the yard.
They were burned 10 n crisp In en-.
deavorlng 10 reach tho open air. Two
other children, Max, aged 10, and
Tony, aged II, anda hired girl, whose
name could not be ascertsined, cH.
capped by jumping out OF the window
into thc arms OF police and iremen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-02
In China Said 10 Ouinumber the I'm.
pcrisl Army now iu the
Field.
the EUROPEAN POWERS URGED
TO INTERFERE.
Tho Rebels Estimated st Four rii;ion
Able ilotifed Wen.

Able bodied Wen.
NEW loRIS, Dec. 1.-The Hongkong
Chinese newspaper, the Sigu " DO,
received here, rays that the revolution.
iats arc numbered az 100000 able
bodied men. IL IL said that no part Of
the Imperial army nj present upon the
Held T. capable Of meeting the emer-
goncy.
Il l. rumorod IN Chinese circles In
New York that an official telegraph
dispatch, Just received NJ the Chinese
consulate, said To- be from the ministry
NJ Washington, givas an account OF u
preliminary skifmlfh, nj the port Of
Shanghai between the Italian rnAn-oi-
war Aforesaid, out on trial battle or
test with the ChinUse government, and
that the newspaper correspondents
there were warned not TO telegraph tho
exact truth Of the situation, for fear Of
injuflng the causes Of tho Europeans
Ia Chlnn.
Won Ca Loong, former popular
consul Of the ports San Francisco and
New York, was recently made general
commander Ofthv Chinese navy, and
IL now In active service under tho
Nioeroy III Hung Chang. This ncws
has created furorc among the New
York Chinese friends ofthe former COM
sui, ard they all hope ho will be sue
cualiul In his new post.
THE POWERS URGED 10 INTERFERE.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-The Times CORE
sp0ndent Mt Paris confirms the report
that tho French government ~ urging
/ the powers 10 take combined action
against the Chinese.
The Nanddrd's Paris correspondent
hears that the United States win
also be urged TO take part.
Will RUSSIA INTERVENE?
BRussELs, Dee. kilograms from
the Belgian missionaries IN Mongolia
stat. that the missionaries of raku have
escaped 10 the mountains Rnd that dur.
ing the recent troubles the Catholic
priests and nuns were horribly treated.
IL IL feared that some Of the misgionar-
les were killed at Cbiayotang. The
rebels are not Mongols, bat Chinese
colonista, who are very numerous In
that region. They belong 10 secret
society that has been oonsplribg foI
years, aud has Imported many foreign
rifles. The severe measures ordered by
the Chinese government provoked tn.
revolt.
Ilumors that Russia would inter.
fere have epurred the government ia
take active measures to stop the revolt.
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rnr oRrAT LAKES.
The water Now r.euer Tiirp Ever Ne
fore Recorded.

CHICAGO, Dec. H. The light rainfall
Of the pat four auA,ons has caused an
unusually low stage Of water In the
whole chain Of the great lakes. Nes-
sells with NOR. than thirteen and half
feet Of draught cannot pass through
the $500 canal. The water Ina the
lake here this morning Ia lower than
ever before recorded. This Is due 10
the low stage VI water, nnd the fact
that south wind drove the water
away from this end Of the lake. For n
short time this morning the city water
supply was scriously threatened. The
low water was oNposed IN the lake at
the CRIB, NJ that the pumps could get
only half tho uful amount. The wind
finally shifted, and tho water returned
10 Ia natural level.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-02

A youth Of the genus "mashor"
BOARDED a dinky ear on Spring Garlcn
street. nnd aitof dropping his nickel Ia
the slot, which receives the fares In tho
ab.oncc OF "a conductor, 10 poroArd
himself ON the dnshor Of tho mar plat.
foun, md from this point Of vantage
oglcd "a number Of young Indies inside
the car Presently little street arab
Jumped ON tho ear for ffco ride. Tic
muhor ma,chcd tha ragged cap FROM
the yolng,ier's head and throw &c into
rlo street, compelling the owner to
Jump Oh. Ai,cr this bright perform.
ance tho pcrpeiratur smiled h IL scli
satisfied way at the ladypaeengerz and
balanced himself on thoagshcr la what
no considered graceful pose.
The street uab, however, having ID.
covered his hcadrcor had followed tho
car unseen. aud creeping up behind the
unconscious ma-lior ncizod his long
coattails aud gave them "a strong pull
Tho mushcr lost his equilibrium, fell
back over the ds,her, but fayod him
self from falling into the street by
olinging 20 the dashor with bis hands
and knees From this undieniliod po.
slJon he was rescued By tho driver.
while the ladies mirkcrad audihly. he
boat hasty retreat aud found hiscr-t.
while shiny plug battered and muddy
Ia the strcct hall a square back. -phila.
delphla Record.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-02

LONDON, Dec. l.--Adyicta from Bra.
I'll regarding the situation In Rio
Grando do Sui arc " such AN extreme
ly conflicting character that sc ia I'm.
possible 10 conceive what the true
situation there IL. A dispatch was re-
cuiyed today from tho Brazilian minis
ter Of foreign affair, stating that i'm.
medlGtoly on the restoration OF the legal
government OF the state nfer the de-
positian Of ia Fonseca, the insurgent
laid down their arms. Inla dispatch
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-02

He srTs a LOCOMOTIVE DASH
ING DOWN THE LINE.
A Collision Occurs In which Two
Lives are Lost aud Many
Persons Injured.
ny rcissraph to tho news
Al ENerNrrn's REVENGE.
what he mia when Discharged from
service.

BFRNE, Dc. IA locomotive en-.
ginevr was discharged from the service
on the line between Afgau aud Baden,
ior some infracti0n OF the rules today.
In mad nj of rage he entered the cab
OF locomotive standing Mt the station,
pulled open the throttle, dropped on
and LET the locomotive dash down the
the truck at full speed, ana Into n
passenger train coming from the other
direction. The engineer and fireman
Of the passenger train were Killed,
three passengers fatally Injured ana
nearly all seriously hurt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-02

the enrl summoned her ~ his study,
called her a "barren brute,n and threw
her 10 the floor.
upon the conclusion OF the direct
examination the witness was cross
examined by Sir Charles Russell. He
opened by asking the countess II che
meant 10 make any lmputation against
her husband or Roberts.
Witness replied. "Yos.v
This answer, given with n snap and
vim, created sensation.
Witness admitted that she had n
former engagement TO marry before her
betrOthal to russell, aud II was broken
OIL owing TO tho condition OF her
health.
Sir Charles asked the witness whether
she was not
Arrpxntn ny r,vo nocrops
T., ,eee -,
:" r'oo ioI y coI.a,i, ugin lll.lnt.
, v .ou"'u.s reP',ou 'ual 'ue uUcio.s
1 e.9no" nu si'eh ner 'neu'c'"e
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"vsa n'vi va, VIC I.a'i ~
sn ,, het 's.'et We hal written ~
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assoa nun nov 70 tehu WY Ie,,eb ant
~ ~. neI az acppy o. ". Sno nviu
w ie,.ei W net nalu WINE ,i s',n.,
w. r.Iu,hls' IN Ieplyi uhe eAli i".Ve
ner 70 nor Nnce, on w. moor anu to1s
eie Ie.'eI nom h.r. ~. ustu w nue.,
.snssn t,se w. 'V,ecu "a, ps ,h ,,o o
,eI hIths itllo ,he ns,n un,ll me oiooI
n ,,'' sne sn9Wed ilot oieeuiuE u'nis
70 hst si'se.. 5ne iuIt urine, h,iu sla., ~
sh W.. nn, ,' ~, NV ~ nv, ,h,s ha
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nlov, oneIins W IetuLn u ". -
Mo",u uiis, nv 1n aupP'u atno ~,
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Wv e..i nnI n,e' n.' In, wy, Wy
eouh h1'l. 'alu, sno wou'l nav. lesuan.y y,
~ n,,' oe li NY, nv "
knew Tint shc o5l.o,eI TO having
Roberts Ia the house.
sir CharIes--Dld not you break on
thc attempts 10 arrange the troubles
between yourself and your husband
really because OF money nuatf-Y
Wiincfn-i thought his dishonoIlns
me in the eyes OF the world ~ dlh-
honoring my checks showed that ne
was not rcgardiul OF mt. Besides, ]
~
hin would be treated wOrso Than De-
iogc.
ST Charlos-ls u fact that within
a Few months ~ your mMnago you
Wow found Indebted TO tho extent oil
Ei2lu?
Wlineis--No.
sir Charles here road iloms from O
numter % bills from various tfadcs'
men.
The countess admitted that her nus
bard had rrmOnslfatrl with her about
getting into debt. She never Fan IN
debt ailor marriage. Sno could no' re-
member that her frat quarrel nrOt,
from her debts.
When pressed 10 remember the cir
cumstauc,s of
THE i1nsr uuAnRi.L,
-. a.,
me caun',.a nuIHt ihto tears N
tl,iy IN, uhAuio !" rememue', put 4 "
~ an.. 4. o,..,io,. ,.,,,li,,
h,. hoai,,, -, y, na,ria,, tna Ill
80. Iii H. =, a, 80, ni,,ays cans ~
rc,, tSsi H. s,,,s,.J tn, a sn,.cia,
,,n,niaint ehich was $50, n, r,a,
.an spr n,.,b,r,, "a oa,,ii.r ,r',s,,s.
,na,t al. d.n,,.I thst tba con,,,lain,
,n h., 80 ,,s. as.oriat,,d Win
hy.icy,, Wit,.ss declsr.i sbe I'M
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docs not In any way agree with the
statement made yesterday. that the
people Of Rio Grande have refused to
obey the orders sent nom RIO Janeiro,
lnstruc,ing the authorities 10 restore
Governor Costlhos 10 power, that the
national guards he nobliized, aud that
n serious outbreak II looked for.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-02

vienna, Dog. lin the lower
house VI the II irhsrath today the min.
is'or of commerce announced that, IN
spite OF the commercial policy Of the
United States, the Austrian govern
ment had decided 10 Tale part oiilcially
In the Oh icepO World'a Fair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-02

In aiming u revolver experts claim
that II Is utterly useless 90 attempt 10
follow a sight line, but that moro sat
lsinctory results are obtained when the
mnrlaman simply looks ut tho object
to be struck aud frs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-02

At IIeliopolls was tho 1'cmple Of the
Sun, and the schools which Herodotus
visited because the teachers arc con.
sldorcd the most accomplished mon IN
Egypt" When Simbo came hlther.
400 years later, he saw the house which
Plato had occupied, Moses here learned
"all the wisdom Of tho Egyptians.n
Papyri describes lleliopolis as full Of
obellsks." Two Of these columns were
carried TO Alexandria I 1897 years ago
and set up before the TQmple OF Caesar.
According 10 one authority, this tomple
was built by Cleopatra; IN any ease,
tho two obelisks acquired tho name OF
Cleopatra Needles, nrl though the
temple itself IN tiulo disappeared. they
remained whorc they had been placed
--ono erect, one pros'rate-uutll, Ia
recent years, ono was given 10 London
and tho other 10 New York. Con,
stance Il. WonlAon IN Harpors.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-01-03
CHAPTER XVII.

In justice to DIR. Lavergne, it must be re-
membered that he had tested Chris with a
view to discovering whether she cherished
any tender sentiment for Mr.. Severne, and
chat he had come to the conclusion that she
was free from any such weakness. His sar
castle illusions to the designs of Lady Barn
staple wero not therefore intended to wound
her feelings, and no one would have been
more sorry than he, had he known that he
had been the means Of iAaicting an almost
sleepless night upon her. Chris did not be-
lieve that Gerald would come to Cannes, or
even that he would be sent for; yet what tho
doctor had said made her realize for the first
time the pinch of wealth. 1t Is no such un-
happy fate to be rich-all things considered,
1t 10 a great deal worse to be poor-but the
defects of what one possesses are, of course,
always more conspicuous than its advant-
ages, and the drawback to being an heiress is
that melancholy doubt which must be pres
ont to all heiresses as to whether they are
loved for themselves or for their dowry.
One discovery leads to another. After
Chris had wept little over the cynicism OF
DR.. Lavergne and the worldlness of Lady
Barnstaple, she found out that she would
hardly have been moved to the point of tears
by either of those distressing traits II she had
not been harboringa secret hope that, some
day or other, Gerald would seek her and find
her, and allow her a chance Of explaining
how 1t was that she had been seen walking In
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-01-03
NEWS OE The DAY.

The Inauguration of the Governor of
Kansas will take place Monday, Janu-
airy 10.
F.'Kline, crockery dealer of Wilkes.
barre, Pa. has assigned. The liabilities
are 81, 64S.2s.
James Casey, plumber and gas filter
at 300 West 145th street, New York, has
made On assignment.
There is strong feeling in Berlin in
favor of sustaining Emin Pacha against
Baron Wissman.
The Democratic State Central Commit
zee of AConnecticut met at New Haven
and reelected Clinton B. Davis chair
man.
Heavy rains have caused a rise in the
Ohio and other rivers that threaten
danger at various points. An ice gorge
above Johnstown, Pa, causes alarm to be
felt there.
James Halloran, nine years old, Of
Hoboken, N. j., who was discovered stag
gering drunk in the street there on
Thursday, has since died from the effects
Of the liquor.
The cruiser Philadelphia will leave the
Brooklyn Navy Yard to-day for a win
ter cruise in the West Indies. The Dol
phin will not be ready before Monday.
Medical Examiner White of New Ha-
ven, Conn, announces that the death
Of Kitty O'Neal, the sixteen-year-old
girl who died in her fathers arms few
lays ago, was due to arsenical poisoning.
There is no clue to the identity of the
White Caps who visited the residence OF
Reuben Young at Riverton, Pa, this week
and forced him to promise to abstain
from using Intoxicating liquor.
The Queen Regent Of Spain sent to the
Pope as New Years gift a handsome
malacca cane. An ingenious continuance
was placed in the top of the cane so that
when the Pope touched it, it few open
letting loose a shower of gold coins.
The published report that case OF
!eprosy was being treated by Koch's
lymph in New York city and that the
facts are being concealed, is denied by
DR.. Cyrus Edison of the Health Depart.
ment.
Patrolman Kearney, of Boston, who
has been on trial on the charge of man
slaughter in shooting boy named job
Davenport while stealing grapes, was
acquitted on the granddaughter count
but on the count charging gross care
lessness the jury failed to agree.
Receiver Hayes of the defunct First
National Bank of Auburn, N. Y, ha:
instituted suit against all of its direct
ors, among whom are several of the most
prominent and wealthy men in Auburn
The receiver seeks to recover over $500,
900 due depositors on the ground tha
the directors allowed the bank to be i'm
providently and recklessly managed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-01-03
BUT ONE TALENT.

NG VINO yourselves Of larger worth esteem
Than common mortals, listen to my dream,
And learn the lesson Of life's cozening cheat,
The coinage of conceit.
The angel, guardian of my youth and age,
Spread out before me an account books page
Saying: This column marks what thou dost
owe
The gain thou hast to show"
spirit" said 81 know. alas. too we'll
How poor the tale thy record has to tell
Much l received-the little have brought
Seems by its side as naught.
"F Five talents, all of ophir's purest gold.
These five fair baskets ranged before thee hold;
The first can show few poor shekels' gain,
The rest unchanged remain.
q" Bringing my scanty tribute, overawed,
To Him who reapeth where he hath not strawed
Itremble like culprit when count
My whole vast debts amount.
what will He say to one from whom were due
Ten talents, when he comes with less than twos
What can do but shudder and await
The slothful servants fateS"
AS looks mother on an errins child,
The angel looked me IN the face and smiled:
"How couldst thou, reckoning with thyself, con-
trive
To count thy talents fvos
"These caskets which thy fattering fancies
gild
Not ali with ophir's precious ore are filled;
Thy debt is slender, for thy gift was small:
one talent-that was all.
This second casket with it's grave pretense
Is weighty with thine Ignorance, dark and
dense,
Save for q single glow-worm's glimmering light
To mock it's murky night.
1.-THE third conceals the Dizziness that was
thine.
How could thy mind its lack of wit divine?
Let not what Heaven assigned thee bring thee
blame;
Thy want is not thy shame.
1.-THE fourth, so light to lift, so fair to SEQ
Is filled to bursting with thy Vanity,
The vap'ouS breath that kept thy hopes alive
By counting one as five.
"These held but little, but the fifth held less
Only blank vacuum, naked nothingness,
An idiots portion. He who gave 1t knows
Its claimant nothing owes.
"Thrice happy pauper he whose last accoun
Shows on the debtor side the least amount
The more thy gifts, the more thou needs mus
pay
On life's dread reckoning day."
Humbled, not grieving to be undeceived,
/ woke, from fears of hopeless debt relieved
For sparing gifts but small returns are duo
Thank Heaven had so fewi
Oliver Wendell Holmes, in Atlantic Monthly.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-01-03
THE RUSH TO ALBANY.
Seekers After ONCE Arrive in Large Mum.
bers at New York's Capital.

bers at New YOrk's Capital.
Albany, N. Y, JAM IA few Assem-
blymen have arrived IN the city, pre-
paratory to the opening Of the Legisla-
ture, but by far the largest influx is
made up of seekers after Office.
Lieutenant-G Governor Jones Is here,
but not Senator has arrived. Assem-
blyman Sheehan telegraphed that his
father was critically i'll in Buffalo and
that he could not leave him.
The caucuses will be held on Monday
night, thes Democrats meeting in the
Assembly Chamber, and the Republicans
in the parlors.
The Democratic slate, as far as COM
pleted, names: William F. Sheehan, of
Bnffalo, for Speaker; Charles r. De
Freest, of Troy, for Clerk; Thomas j.
Rorke for Sergeant-at-Arms, and, prob
ably, Irving F. Cragin for Stenographer,
although Tammany may want the lat
ter position. Cragin is a former stem
cgrapher of Gov. Hills, and is resident
Of Buffalo.
The session opens Tuesday at noon,
and the Assembly will be called to order
by Clerk Chickering. After the roll call,
members will take the oath of office, and
then the Speaker will be elected. A
committee will wait upon the Governor
| and as soon as they return the Governors
annual message is read. In the after.
noon the selection of seats will occur and
there will be an adjournment for one
week to give the new Speaker a chance
| to appoint his committees. The Senate
meets and listens to the Governors mes
sage and then adjourns.