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RELIEF CONES At LAST.

coz and q. 90. oso, ess 70 at ls.st twice
that enormous Snka
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-10
CATCHES THEM ALL

RGAo rng FolLowino-
IL CHEW JoLLY TAR because
l il gives me more good. solid
Tobacco for the moneythan ] can
get In any other brand"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-21


Uutl Ten y,yt or more Hrn ih' T0aai
Pan Handle. through ayaul months ot
each yoaf nfHnie. psiuwFu for vast
herds Of bison, COMMONLY known o. iis
buffalo, az 1ni'aal which. in iis wild
state. at least, na- almost outiuly van.
i.hod. on certain occasion two gou.
ilcmrn, prominent boz IyyHa polite, were
hunting DO iln buffalo region, and one OF
them. goitur within rms, Of herd
Of the um,u,ut,, bous.. down a large
bull
KHi'o IN hand, tho hunter was OPP.
preaching Ole quarry. Whom all a. oH.t
81 rose. believing and ready Tor hlsi.
nca. Since ,Ie gun was empty nlFAt
WIS the spof,amaur only recourse. and
nu Instant later will eyed man wul
seen tearing away, with q furious brute
cl1.''y following.
Hunter number two, meanwhile. W..
watching tho scaur from % hilltop. too
ar of 30 ~ II the slightest assistance 70
Ais companion.
4 tragic termination ~ tho chase
feomCl Inevitable Cor The fleeing eautlu.
man WA o. heavyweight. and already
tho space between puruor and pursued
began lo diminish. Suddenly tho fus..
tive was ZEN % ttr.kr on 40 Hu angle.
aud tHo huath.r.s watcher hcayed a
sigh of rtl'c' when h's friends objective
point was found 20 BY a cave hut tow
ruls away. ID.
a. tlo very entrance tp ihia seeming
place uf safety, however, thc fleeing man
turned lsIlennd dashed vithmch frantic
Dpeel heroes tho plain that % marked
gain wnf made upon bis pursuor.
But this could uo. last long. and FINAL.
~, the fugitiyo's strength utterly fail.
Ing him, he foll completely exhausted.
while the buffalo. faint from los OF
blood, dropped 40 almost tho flmo iu
slant and within les than TOi 81 th'
PROSTATE man.
Hunter number two now came up. and
ii. fret question was;
"Why didn't you run into tho cave
colonel That would have shielded you
from tho b1hHlo."
"Bnnnlo, came the painting but con,
touuiuuus response; "why, general
there's o. boar Ia That cave us big us tw,
buauly''-iouth'h Companion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-21

An Oriental rasiime mat Nilst ~" ~.
tsndsd witt grsat nnug,t.

An Oriental rasiime mat Mlst ~. ~.
tfndsd wilt Ursat pnng,r
Kite dying. which Is universal iu this
counirv. colas tuldtnly on tAc iltl VI
tho Fir, Cor1n mouth. aud the next day
stone Grhil tAko its place o. ile cb,i
public anu anont IN tho eastern rart
20 Seoul th' cfmial, there Hre large
opeu SPACE, tlat have not been built
upou, aud hHrr U-rur Tie moot ri0u,
aud interesting fights ono rtion OF
the city is wtei against another, but
amy ono can take n baud ou either Ride
a. pleasure. There iiro nu recognized
lcairr. bui thr mnsshf iightors readily
follow. ilD lasl NJ any ono who shows
himself 90 boa litlo moro reckless than
tlo rcft
Two mphs, consisting Of n''y, seventy
o. % hundred mon each, ar0 drawn up
against each other, with ana interval Of
poihaptu.y yards between them. Thstt
b. an |urf aui shower of STONES. nul
each mans llsiuuss Is to Die a many
mu Hs ho can. aud especially 20 avoid
~ tho stones directed At him. From
ten 90 twruiy men on each side are
ARMED with stout clubs anl wear thick
wlilD1 h0lmHu, ThoFo form the sl.r.
m.sh.ns line. Tn-y faily out from tneif
respective alga aud, meeting Ia mid.
career. F'rIlo ont Iciously 40 each
others hralI, glgh man holding up bis
cloak With BIZ lrli hand as shield 20
warl oil tHo bl1wa of his adversary.
Alter tho club i,lht has lasted about
thirty agcUnds one or the other begins
20 give way. winch IA the signal for a
rush ~ tho oih,rs. Almost invariably
tho other aide hr,nlA and runs, aud
sometimes rre chased Into their huusef,
hui generally some OF the puruiug
party pres tooCluseIy on tho fugitive.
Then the latter suddenly turn aud deal
fcw staggering blows. which check
Tho puuuru, AHd Ia a Few seconds the
tables mr. turned, aud those who inp.
m'nt ago are flushed with victory are
now IN full fIghs with their enemies.
Thus the battle goes hack and forth
AGREES tho folds, while tho nu'ghhorue
emhlnlm,uH ATE crowded with suecia
ton, The effect II the thundrr.ns
cheers 81 mo spectators upon the com
hllauis a. marvellous
They chnrgv upon zach other a. n IN
actual battle, anil chow what would b,
bravery " oxer,el in some useful cause
Near tho river arr numerous village.
numbering from 100 20 500 honses each
They are situated along tho banks at In
tcTyal, Of about half /, mile. These keel
MP u continual series u fights anon.
themselves during the season, ono vii
lngo bglug afAyod against the other
Tho defeated party a. across the marsh,
told To their own village, followed b,
their enomirs, who cutter after them
seizing anything on which they can Ia,
their hands-iron ilies, doors-to mari
their victory, Then tho whole yillag,
rises against the invaders, and they ifs
glad II they can yet tackwi,hout broker
| heads.
The tint stone fight Of the scnson wa
rather more di-AstroE. than usual. II q
reported tliat ak men were killed; bu
this Is probably an eNsggeration. 4
company Of soldiers were ordered on, I,
stop Il, which they found some difficulty
ia doing with AAed bayunets, --Japants
/ PAPER.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-21

rHr eoHolrioH GROWING moRt
CRITICAL.
Active Measures Against Tonsccn'-
Dictatorship.

Active Measures Against ionscch1=
uictAtorship.
LoNDoS, Nov. 21.-Nows concern.
ing the situation Ia Brazil continues "
be- very mvagof. THIS PROVISIONAL
Junta IN authority Ia the State Of Rio
Gmndo no rul DO taking active measure
~ strengthen Is position and to main
tain ~ opposition Of FOn-eca'a dictator.
ship. Baron iuccnl, PRECEDENT OF
tJnsuCa's cabinet, has sent - dispatch
10 the Juntn Oiluring on the part " tbs
dictator 20 recognize any local govern
mrnt that the people ~ RIO brandu
DO SUI may prefer, on the sole condition
that peace aud tranquility be ilrst
restored. To this OiiUf the Junta To-
piled THAT tile forces would only disarm
Whvn F0n1rcu shall have TC-igued aud
the National C0ngt,ts shall have again
assembled.
Tho Exchange Telegraph Company
has further Hiylcrs from iNJ De
Ianciru this afternoon. According 20
these TIE condition " Affairs through.
out Brazil is rapidly growing moro
critical. Every where the ui-COntcnt
aud dissatisfaction with tho present
regime IL becoming more pronounced,
Instead Of tranquility aud ncqulruccnce
la fonscca's assumption ct utcAtoftal
power there a. vigorous opposition and
an Increasing agitation. la general
terms the political condition Of tile
county ~ described o. closely border.
lug on Anarchy.
In spite Of the efforts of the govern
mcnt TO reduce Rio Gfandu DO Sui 10
obedience By force u arms, or 70 win
its allcTiancu by concessions, II L. now
generally admitted ut RIO lie Janclro
that the state will ndhcrc % IT, attitude
OF opposition 10 the Dictator More
than this everybody whoso opin.
lou u entitled 20 weight believes that
the State will be strong enough 10
maintain u. independence, as. reports
from there show the Provisional Junts
well supplied with fInda, and N daily
iucrsnslng the effective strength OF it,
army.
The, Exchange Telegraph company
dispatch further declares that FOnHuca's
death II probable ut auy moment.
Though II il known that f0nscca ~ ~,
this statement u not supposed TO NJ
fer 10 dea,h by natural causes. u is
taken % mcaN that there Il Cxttcm.
| danger Of his assassination or a sudden
and powerful uprising u the inceus,d
opposition, who viii overthrow The
present. regime and make away with
| IT, head.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-21


How much tho h'pI.pe'n Of individual
lives Is made up " priceless thing, an.
nlablo ia tho coin Of the land. yet found
quickly when the heart Of tho fcarchcr
honestly desires thein Many Of thcsi
real treasures arr qualities that simply
dinuss themselves through tho moral
and mental atmosphere. and arc some.
times little valued, because they socm
too ynp1roug aud too illusiyc 10 bc prr.
tically graspod. but they arc genuine
pls.cfsions and won by heart service.
WHO does not rejoice TO have au hon.
CRADLE name-n1t necessarily q difiin.
ruIshcd name, but q clean ouof Truly
pride IN such an inheritance, which can.
hot be- bought ~ iustiGab'c II with u
thr7u uru mingled feeling OF humility
aud desire 20 DO ones own part TO
transmit the name ag unsullIed o., 10 hns
b,,n bestowed What makes homo love
loarr and twcoter than all olse, aud
treasured while life lasts, Not tho tables
ard cUairs. not the dclicacy Of porcelain
Or che aesthetic beauty which tho loom
achieves.
These minister 20 tho comfort, tnsto
and artistic natures but beyond these
thrrr ii something which ministers 10
tho heart aud soul. clarifying plain sur.
fouujns' and honoly dctails-s1mo.
thing illu.iyn 10 measure or weight, yet
potent 90 guide, 10 comfort aud 10 help.
What g. ti.s but tho sympathy, ihr
trust tho spirit ~ sacrifice, tho gentle.
ncss, the faith. tho readiuc4q 10 do and
10 bear. which. blended together, make
tho chain TINT binds ~ 10 our h0msas--
Ilarpct'n Bazaar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-21

NEW YOR,, Nov. 2O.--rhe meeting
Of the Republican National League
continued ibis mornlng. The morning
wns taken w by delegates making de.
tailed reports OF the worn done In their
states and the work proposed 10 he
done by the respective organizations.
Idaho aud Utah submitted written
applications COT mcmbcrthip In the
lsrvne. ]. -. Collins Of Miles City,
Mont, was elected b represent that
State ~ a member Of the executive
committee. ON motion Of a Western
delegate. It was decided 20 have one
,lay IN the year sei apart Tor State con.
vun,lors AMI the secretary was Instruct.
eli 10 afk tie different SiniU. 10 hold
their conventions on February l2lb,
Lincoln's birthday.
The sub.co mmittce 10 which the
question Of umu aud place Of holding
the next league convention wa re-
forrrd. will meet In Washington on
Tuesday next Adjourned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-21

Tho general aspect ~ tho interior ~ q
converting house NJ night 81 az once
startling and grnndly impressive Hero
lcai, flame aud liquid metal arc ever
present. locomotives whistle h..l puff.
dragging with clattor and clang huge
ladies " molten ironi tho iurid light,
flashing aul lnmilg that illumluhic.
the scene, throws shadows - intensely
black that they suggest the "hlacf fro
Of Milton, Tor In such place u Is I'm.
possible for u shadow 60 be cool, half
naked, muscular men, begrimud with
sweat ani dust, Hit about; clouds "
steam arise from attempts 10 cool In
some degree tho resisting earth Of the
h10ri couyoriora roar, yibrato and yomit
flames mingled with splashes Of metal
from their white hot thfolt-i NJ intcr-
walls tho srorchlng air Is filled with u
rain of coruscatlng burning iron.
lugot mold. LIT mouths parchcd with
thirt that eau only be- appcascd fur a
short time 10y streams 81 liquid steel that
run gurgllng into them; tho stalwait
crane, rice, swing and fall, loading scores
uf tons u rUd hot steel upon cars Of iron,
oil these conditions and circumstances
combine IN make an igncous total more
suggestive Of the realms Of Pluto than
any other In tho whole range Of metal.
lurgie Hriz.-w. +. Durfec In Popular
Science Monthly.
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An Dflttr of The "san Francisco" Gives
An Account NJ the Last
battles.
nALmAeEpA HAD VrHY POOR
coHmENprRs
An Account Given BY one Of our
Omcrr-.

San FHANCHcO, Nov. Ozone Of
the officers OF the cruiser "Sau Fran.
CISCO" giving ~ account today y the
last battles " the Chilean war, said
that Balmncedais commander displayed
POOR gencrnlship at Coucon aud Nina
del Msr. After tho last battle at
plsciiln, whore Generals Barho aud
Alcuuera were Killed, the bodies Of tie
dead soldiers we're buried in trenches.
The bodies ~ the two Generals, nov.
over, were allowed a. iio uncarcd for
where they fell fnr nearly a week.
Finally after the ryvolry IN Valparaiso
had partially subsidized, their bodies
were picked up, placed on n rude Tour.
wheeled cart aud dragged through
Valparaiso, being .pat upon ami stoned
by the Infatuated mob. IL was ntcffihle
sight 10 see tue two bodies stlif Ia death,
being treated In such u hidoousiy un.
civillEui manner.
The officer says that Chilean hatred
towards the American SEAMAN was
mnnl'ost.i ON she streets 81 VALPARAISO
whenever they went ashore. The
Baltimore" mon were not the only
onvs attacked, Tor one Of the ga n
Francisco" crew. . young man named
N0uAhnn, was stabbed Ia thU back ono
day and suffered Tot weeks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-21

BAN ASTuSIA, Tex, Nov. co.
The dead bodies Of Sevtre aud Jose
Castillo wer recently found floating
cut TO pieces with knives and thrown
In the river. They were brothers aud
had been living with their mother on
Charco Is-contldo ranch, hnd were
drafted into the army by tho MeEican
General, Garcia, ~ guides for his rrgu.
lars. The Mexican authorities assert
that their death was the result Of pTl.
waite revenge. On the other hand, II
II strongly asserted aud believed that
they died under military orders,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-21

ltHahumlli,tiug comic Ilu 10 make,
but. physically speaking, am au Hrraut
coward! Aud yet 20 far aa formation
of body guos ought not 20 fear 90 c5pe
with Any ordinary being Os danger
anu young, tall hnyoachvt measure.
myut OF about tmr'y-uiuu inches. aud
ain, believe, thoroughly muscular
How ! hayc tried TO overcome this
feeling ~ cowariica hut in y1iu' AZ
tho iiut si'u OF my being involved In
danger / turn icathly pale, my heart
beat. Idly, unI am seized with such
~ W trmh,8g tiut my legs aiuY,t
give way beneath me. lam also roo.
d1rcl nearly sp1echirls, for my voice
quayOr % such ah c1tout that | can
scarcely ar,icuAip word.
And my friends actually wanted me
70 Join tho auuy'
"So." Gsiito myself, with a dslly
smile. "'Thc pen ,Iisbt.or than tho
tworl,' 30 M stick 10 tho PEN"
What noble soldier l should have
made! Lam uro that, in tho event ~
being "orllrJl 90 She 'front.'" should
have deserted ut the first Opportunity
- Coward" " London 1itris.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-21

We can perceive hight without The
smallest ala from tho r,iiHu, u the
Opucuoryo Is sufficiently cyci,citorclgh
the sonsoium and create % disturbance
40 that cen,cr OF tho brain whore the
optic HDyyl terminates We shall then See
high, AMI SPARKS, II, moreover, the optic
ueryo is cut or mutilsted iu nny way $40
should s.e brilliant ha,h Of light,
though without any sensation NJ pain.
Amt s1 90 4, with the other urryofi the
auditory norye haf only 90 hr excited,
not necessarily hy sound, 20 us Go reach
iiF couter tHe brain, and $50 shall huara
sound How many ghosts might not DO
destroyed "a this way;-CHambsa' Jour.
I.l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-21

Kahn mentions having seen rattle.
snake lying at tho bottom Of tree ON
which squirrel was seated, fixing its
eyes on tho little animal, which from
that moment cannot move or escape, hut
begins n doleful outcry, comes toward
tho snake. runs little bit away. comes
nearer, and finally is swallowed" But,
~ " 10 show that this result Of bowl.
dermunt 10 not all TO ba put down to
the oyo alone, DIR. Andrew Smith saysl
~ have heard Of cases In which ante.
lop-s and other quadrupeds have been
- bcwildcrcd by the sudden appearance
Of crocodilcs, by the grlmaces aud con.
tortions they practicod, 10 10 be unable
10 ily or move from tho spot toward
which tho crocodiles were approaching
10 seize them"
This power IL In the human animal
often developed to very great extent.
and the part that the eye playa In fasci-
mating "a fellow creature by mesmerlsm
thus opening the way 10 almost in
finite psychieal results aud unwilling nm.
known depths Of poaibility--is decidedly
great in proportion 10 tho magnetic force
of the system, or rather tho MUD, Tor
which It acts, Chambers journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-21

A Hannibal tiol man bought two
pills aud put them 10 his vest pocket.
lie also bought small gearl button aud
put Il In tho same pocket, When IL camo
time 10 take q pin ho opened hi. mouth.
shut his eyes aud gulpei ono down. lie
was relieved Of his headache and went
on his way rejoicing. Aftcrward. hay.
ing use Tor tho collar button, he felt in
his pocket and found two pills, but no
button. CHICAGO Herald.
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close OF the Episcopal Congress.

wAIuSoroS, Nov. 20.-Thc guner.
nj subject u discussion ut this morn.
ing'sHl'dlou " the Episcopal Congress
was the "ruc Policy Of Di0ersan
Misions.n Rev. Df. Foley, Of VII.
liamfpori, Pa, said that Improvement
H. needed la the methods uiasslgnmont
u men. A serious fault is the coniin.
uancc ~ Alipends for yeau Ia places
where there il no possibility Of spirit.
ual or CiurvhlJ growth.
Rev. Dr. Nichols, ~ New Haven,
urgcd his hearts, never 10 give up tho
country PARISHES, Tor lac characterized
the wlckrdncss uf the country a. vast.
~ worse than the wickcdnvss " tho
city, aud n the Hood that Ioufa Into the
city II 10 be- n foul one, then tue fcsuls
will indeed be- sad.
Rev. Whitaker, u Philadelphia. In
the afternoon, rrnd paper un "pcf-
sonEl Religion" and n number Of
brief addresses were made.
Bishop Dudley, Ia closing the last
days session, referred 10 the success Of
tile congress md the good work accom-.
plishcd, after which the body finally
adjourned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-21

Thtto arr o. 3fclt many articles left IN
The cars OF tho Pullman company, but
the number OF t1o,hlmshps left Ear ont.
numbers any other article. a Pullman
porter aili eve nrc required 90 turn
every article We iul iu tno ears oygr TO
tho company, These articles are labeled
aud laid away in building especially
constructed. There Is hlrllyn tHp that
| dorn turn iu 40 least two los. tooth,
brushes. lsuppp-e an other porter end
equally ~ many There 81 "a simple
reason why tO0iblrusHr arr lost,
"Wheu person uses his brush he does
not like 90 put DC back IN tho ,a'chol
while DO % wgt, aud therefore ho lot. IL
remain ous awhile 20 dry. Then ho tor.
gcts 80, aud IL falls into our hands. /
don't know what tho company doe, with
tho immrus, number OF tDo,hhfushes,
but I suppose they sol them 90 some
person who cleanfys them und IN turn
sells them 20 different drug storya."-
pmladolpMa Record.
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4 Decision In the celebrated ore seiE.
ure sR.e.

San ANTONIO, Tex, Nov. co.
United States Circuit Judge Pardoe
today rendered n ucclsiUn In tile cole.
bmild orc Frisuru ease, recently re-
viewed by him, on an appeal taken by
the secretary Of tho Treasury from the
United states board OF Federal appeals
VI New \ ofk city. liy today'- dtci-
sion tho action Of that board l. re-
yof,.d, aud the case viii now bo tried
on is merits Ia the Federal court
here. Tho ease Involves tho whole
mining Industry Of Mexico, and the
result IL awaited vlth Interest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-21

LulLE Rock, Nov. gO,-seyrral
weeks ago a federal prisoner named
Abraham Davis, confined In tie Ar,
kausas usnitrntiRTy, complained to the
federal authorities that ho had boen
numerically whipped and branded
with bot ZION IN the presence OF the
prison otllueIf aud that such treatment
ofprisouers was almost OF daily occur.
renee,
The attorney general u tho United
States Instructed the district attorney
10 investigate, ana the warden said
that he hal ordered Davis whipped,
hut dii act know that he WIS u federal
prisoner. To-day the United states
manhal received orders 10 remove all
federal prisoners 10 the Columbus,
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suit fitted Against Member OF Hal.
uahs~dA's Congress.

NEw YoHg, Nov. 90.-rhc Herdids
valparaiso cable says: Procurato fis.
col hns filed suits against Senator
lincuun, late member Of Balmsceda's
Courttfs, fof si5, 900, 900, the amount
OF notes Issued by that body, and dc.
clar,d Illegal BY the new government
similar suits viii extend against all the
members Of nnlniaccda'r Congftss.
Regarding brazilian nilhiu thesor-
RESPONDENT says the insufgcnt commit
tee NJ Porto Allegro has sent circulars
a. all the gnrrls0nf, commanders, ETC.,
throughout Brazil Rskirg them 10 Join
the movement against Fnnsccn. The
squadron In the upper Uruguay river
lstaid 10 have gone over 10 the insurg-
eus. DE Hnzil b. said 10 be ON tho
way 10 Moutevidco 10 ask the govVtns
nunt u Uruguay o. recognize abe In
surguups bUlliguteucy, The robvls arc
saii a. he receiving large number Of
tiltsi ~ ords and pisios.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-21

MONTREAL, Nov, 20.-rhe Canadian
Pacific Railway has Just completed
several cars f0f conveying troops from
Halifax 10 Vancouver for ihe British
government. A special traia of these
cars viii leave this evening for Van
couver, where they will take OF board
nearly three hundred marines whose
term Uf service has expired. The
traln viii leave Vancouver December
=, IN and Ia expected 10 reach Halifax
. n tho 10Th, when q steamer will take
oho troops 10 England.
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Tho Contest for ihs National
Convention.

WABlIISdros, Nov. 21.-rhe con.
test between tho rival cities Tor arCnr.
log tho National Republican conyen-
lion VI 1892, actually began this morn
ing wLrn tho delegation from Omaha
olcnod its headquarters here. The
Omaha delegation was the Inst %
reach Tie city ns body, although a
other cities were already IN the field.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-21

IuiFc-Aro you married.
lemnio prkoncr-NU.
Engaged
T. P-I don't know.
J,-Eypre,s yourself moro definitely.
H. P-woll, your lordshlp, this is
how the matter stands, u / only g't
SIX mouths holl hayo me, but II got
more lao saya be can't wait 80 long 80
now I can't toll whether | aui to say
ses VI 40. -kiAgg.AL
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Iron aud steel Manufacturers on tn.
War Path.

NEw York, Nov. 20-A plttsburg
special says 1t IL reported that the Iron
aud steel manufacturers Of tue country
are preparing 10 make agsneral assault
on tho Amalgamated Association Of
workmen In tho spring. The skilled
woTknen In all tho union mill. belong
10 this association. Preliminary
skirmish-s have already been mad,
and In most Of Thorn tho wofEmen
were beaten.
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Iuiss simon TNpr..ses iii. view. ON
Protection.

PANS. Nov. 9O.-In the debate In
the Senate today ON the tatill, Jules
Simon said hn was convinced that the
adoption OF the tatiil, by isolatiug
finance commercially, will ultimately
result Ia Zee trade. IL was gigvvr
error, hc snid, 10 suppose that work and
wages would increase under the pro-
posed system. The home market was
limited, and mauiirslly The Held "
expectation would diminish under rv.
pTisnls, as retaliation would be en-
cUunttred on all sides,
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The exact nature Of the connection DO.
tween cyclones aud tornalocs Is not got
uudertoodi but the distinction between
them Is so clear that nobody should ever
bestow upon one the name that belongs
10 the other.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-21

the republic. We have tho people on
our side. All We need IL the courage
and resolution"
The address, ~ signed by II. II. Il.
Taubencck, chairman, Robert schil.
ling, secretary, aud NJ. G. Rankin,
treasurer.