Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-17
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

OF $1,000 a year.
Twonty.nlnc States have penal on.
nctmenis against cigarette smoking,
but the tobacco trade still ilourishcs.
The socialists OF Germany number
] 100000, and those OF France ,O0O,.
900. They have IOi newspapers, with
100000 subscribers.
Another revolution Is expected soon
In Hnyti. Lcgltlme II an exile In
Jamaica, ana iiippolytc Ia ruler. lilo
holds his place 10y the aid Of the army.
American politicians are said TO DO
taking part In the Canadian elections.
IL Il supposed they are acting In tho
Interest OF the Wlman reciprocity
scheme.
In tho Idaho Senate, the question,
What ehall continue lawful fence? Is
being considered. The question was
rai-od In the form OF an amendment 10
the fence law.
The United States produced In 1890,
l0,3OI ,O2s tons Of iron, that Is $50, 900
tons more than did England. We are
now the creates, Iron producing coun-
try In the world.
Robert Lind, u mine boss, near
Great Falls, Montana, wa. killed ON the
10th inst, by the cnvlng Ia Of q tunnel.
Thomas Fox, n track foreman, was
killed near Helena, Montana, ON tho
10Th inst, by Montana Central snow
pillow.
William Freed, aged Is, died nj
Glcnn's Ferry, Idaho, ON the 10Th Inst.
The man suffered Intense agony before
death. His daughter states that on the
18th Inst. he tried 10 drink dose Of
strychnine but she prevented. On the
same day no drank soup and was taken
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News nom Germany Is alarming.
nros.cution' IN, h much too gnrulous
10 suit ,he Young Emperor. Caprivi,
th. Minister. SAYS Bismarck must be
moyed whor, his utternnces cannot
tcnd IN drstroy Germany, Russia n
in,.r6'rIng In German internal politics.
Troublo viii soon follow.
inc ifihce OF WM.s ~ llkcIy 70 hhve
gambling erchihuv OF MS ilauc sup'
Ject oil parliamentary inquiry nIad'
stone, however, wiz hcip me Ilnce'
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Jay Gould's new railroad scheme
will embrace $500, 10000 worth OF
railroad property. In word II com.
priscs railroad property from the lakes
10 Mexico City. The railroad mileage
OF the United States Is l5l 900 miles.
Gould will control and own fully one
NTH Of the total. The santa Fe Is In.
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n,wsnanef offices. III IN IA compapion
no,,, in his III, Ight OF Asla.v in that,
be ioid the story OF buddhism, In this
he tells the story OF Christianity. Pom.
,ius pIlato IA mad. 10 NAV an impori-
AMI nart I'm this posm. ON his way
from J.r,,sal.m Ia Rome, IA, stays one
n,uht in Mary Magdalenc,s home ON
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