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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-19

The Gnc courtesy Of tho Old time
"kniyhts Oh tho road who robbed
people OF quality with their hata Ia
their hands, and made profound obei.
Fances before and after taking Their
purses, Is not, It SCENE, uni,yaled n,
tine present less formal stage.
A gentleman who llves IN n retired
and lonely district lut outside great
city has met thieves on two or three
ocoaslons whom going homo lato at
night
one evening lie was seized b. a man
who demanded his watch.
"oh" gaspei the gentleman, "yol
are tho same rascal who took my watch
two months ago"
~ hope" sald the chief very polite.
ly, but without loosening his hold on
the gentlcman's throat, ~ surely hope
your honor has been able 10 purchase
anotherl"-Youth's Companion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-19

WASHINGTON, Disc. ls.-At n meet.
Ing OF the World's Fair representatives
nnd members OF Congress t1iay, II waa
arranged that special train 10 take
the members TO Chicago viii leave TO.
morrow evening, arriving Ia Chicago
Sunday night and returning, leave for
Washington Tuesday evening.
AS a result OF the canvass, II was
found that II would bs impossible now
70 secure enough names 10 make the
excursion success, aud II was decided
10 postpone Il untli February. An ln.
vllptlon viii be sent TO every member
Of Congress, asking them 10 be tho
guests Of the Fair management ON
Wasbington's birthday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-19

Eurorcaas Hold IN Fearful noudaEe
IA Nuudnn.


CAiRo, Dec. is.-M0rc news ~ the
Aus.riuu dictionaries who arrived at
Llora,Sl, ncis WAdy Halia, after
escaping frOm the hands Of ths Mahd.
isp, D.. received. In an interview n.
kor1,t1 Father Ohrwalder states that
tort EUROPEANS arc SIN held ~ cap
tivty he Dmjurmgn. These rapiivos,
he say, nrc tcpt loaded with manaclus,
alter being cruelty beaten, aud %
strictly guarded that thoy have losl all
hops Of ever being ahlH to elect their
escape. The priest Gays that food in
tine r01dan IA now ohep. He declares,
h1R ever, tnat the peoDle are tired "
Gtfifr, and desire the Egyptian govern
mont Of the country restored. He
ayurr that the dervishe9 ere logigg thelr
raceu fancy. He sAya that they have a
his camp % Fhshoda, and their POSI-.
ton tharo .s Htplgthenei by tho pos
session Of a steamer bat they dare not
venture rom the Nile, Tor fear OF being
attacked by tho hitherto friendly
trites. Stain Boy Is slili alive, ana
belongs u the h1dyguard Of the
biahd'a successor, but 10 closely
watched.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-19
ousea TELEGRAPH -messAoss.

Tho Pathetic and tho Ridioulous In thu
Operators Experience.
Probably Il Is the sense Of the incon
gruous that takus effect, but Il Is Ger
tain tint death ueaagcs nrc more often
ridiculous than my others. Surely Il
was "A dutiiui and sympathetic child
Who wired, Mamma kicked yesterday
will try TO mako burial Monday and
the number Of people WHO do not hci
tato to make funeral arrangements
while the prospective corpse Is still tliye
Is simply astounding. I'VE are all wcll
but Sam, and he died yesterday was
probably indicative only OF the scudar's
daslro to break tho nows gcntly--uot 4
any fears for SANG future Happiness.
Aud e IL scarcely 10 DO supposed that
amy gho'tly visitation induced the com.
municatlon, "Your mother Is dead and
wants you 20 come homr.'
"JuIt soud five 10 help mo; am stnrv.
ing by telegraph, - was the cry Of on,
impeounlous soul, and the wonder has
been since rs to the exact method Of
procedure Ia IA cuso Of Starving by
telegraph"
Another source Of amuTcmont 10 tho
Telegraph operator Is IN thc curious
names which come up In the course Of
LuaincEs. When lln "Whctstone'
and Mn. "F'irnsiouo" s'nd tolegams
In one day the question arises as to
their possible relationship, and whether
Mr. "Moning,tar' and Mr.. "Winter
night arc uoighbon might bean inter
csiing discussion.
MIR Raspberry smil" gives inter.
nal evidence Of An. American nomon.
olaturc, and "Gooscborry' is, beyond
all dispute, the name Of colorci fam
ily. Mr. "I,ichwlne' md No. "Cuh.
ior' might easily DO Germans. but the
nationality OF the "Bonobrcnlls' and
tho "Goodhnndsr would DO hard to
guess Even "limnblrd" comes In oc.
casionally, and "Bosshardtn Is too sug.
Gcitiyo 10 be pleasant.
IN ohlcos where the operator must hs
nlso the receiving clark many odd Incl.
denis occur 10 enllven the routine Of
business. An Old colorod man went,
painting, into n telegraph Office once
and Indicated bis desire 10 telegraph a
small package that ho held IN his hand.
lie met with blank unbelicf all the
statements TO tho effect that such a
thing could not be done, aud persisted
In his request. ITS Just got TO got"
ho exclaimed. "l'hcy're my wifc's
teeth. She went OH aud forgot 'cm,
and Eve got TO got 'em 20 her on the
next train" After some ten minutes
discussion II was n saddcr and wiser
old man who shufiicd slowly out of the
Office. Washington Post.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-19

There are n number OF commercial
women travelling with their husbands,
most Of them for Chicago business firms,
although few represent houses Ia this
city and Boston. The lines Of goods
they curry vary from stationery aud
maps 10 hardware aud jewelry. One
couple are travelling through the couu.
Try with a horse and wagon, dealing in
sewing machines, while another couple
are employing the same method 10 carry
lines OF gloves, ini'tcns, etc. One WON.
an said that the number OF women who
had taken to commercial travelling with
in the last year was four times as great
as IN the previous year.
And why shouldn't women go into
This business as well as any other;' she
demanded. And why shouldn't they
New York Tribune.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-19
A Dramatic Incident Ia the ONCE
Of Referee Lord, Yes
terday.
A rsirNo or mRs. BLAINE is
paCsENr
samos q. Biasne. Jr., seeded by
Frleud 81 TITS vie.

sants !. bin4ne, srss F'"'N'" ~ q"
Frlepd 81 TITS vie.
NEW YoRis, Dpc. is.--A very
dramatic iucldOul enlivencd the Blaine
divorce proceedings In progress ut the
oihco oftl.. Referee Lord, yesterday.
MIe. James q. Blaine, Jf.. arrived
with her friend, Mrs. Og'ion Dorenius.
She dii not know that the law gave
her husband the right TO be present.
When she saw him lhore, though she
had not met him since che bid him
goodbye ~ Bar HarOor thee yoalH
ago. sle contsolloI her surprise ~ well
that her companion never suspected
that the man who rose ss they entered
WIS the pcfs0u ia question. Durinr
the proceedings, Mrs. DOremus got
intp a furious state of mind. She
looked round for some sympathetic
person, and TO the gentleman next her
said. "rhe man Ia this case II n
sc0undrul aud pOltrOon."
"Dl you know whom you are talking
tori snapped tue lndiyidual addressed.
"No," she replied. DWELL, l am
Mr.. Blalu1."
Mrs. Doremur flushed eighty, and
then continued, quietly and with ia
creasing emphasis: ~ did not kn "
you were SIT. Blaine when spoke,
hut ! repeat II now. TIE man who
would abandon, not only his wife, but
bls innocent child al tho dictates u his
father, anil
"Dou't mention my mothers name"
burst In Blaine. ...
"Sluce you have mentioned IT,
calmly continued Mrs. D1remus, 81
viii add or his mother. IL u poltroon
and "A scOundrol."
Blaine Ind nothing handy To reply,
and the passage at arms cane to au
end.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-19

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. ls.-Four nj.
legged leaders OF the gang that has been
flooding tire city with counterfeit
money were arrested shortly after
midnight this morning. Tho prisoners
are Raphael Dlnlcola and Giacomo
Dlnicoiain, keeper Of M Italian res.
taurant and lodging-houso aud whole
sale dealers IN counterfeit money; aud
Frederick Daragata and Emma Tate,
aCcomplices. The arrests are tho re-
suit OF hard work on the part OF the
secret service officials, and Ia consid.
cred one OF the most important cap.
lures OF counterfeiters made. This
gang disposed OF from 5000 10 $1,000 a
week OF counterfeit money.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-19
Michael Harvey, who was Discharged
from an Insane Asylum
as Cured,
10 SUDDENLY SEIZED WITH
FRENZY,
During Which tic Opens flro on
Several People aud Kills
Himself.
ASAwruL TRAGEDY.
The Work OF m tnsspc uRu. who wHs
Pronounced Cured.

NEW YoWs, Dec. Michael lInr.
Voy, aged ai,who has been In the Flat
bush Insane Asylsm for some time,
was discharged two days ago as cured,
aud went 10 board with Mrs. Catharlno
Duty, at 1888 Vandyke street, Brook.
Ign. Today, while the family were ut
dinner, Harvey suddenly went insane
rgain, ran 20 hlH room, and, snatching
UP a revolver, returned 10 the dining
room ana began flring. The tifst shot
struck John CGnnegton In the head md
lie died In fow minutes. The encOnd
bullet went through Samuel Dlokcr-
son's arm. He made for the window
and jumped out. His sister, Mafy
Dlckonon, was hit next, abullvt boring
hole "A her arm. She tAn out IN tho
hallway crying murder, and, MIS-.
Daily, who wns In tho next room,
jumped out Of tho window, uptatnlng
her ankle. Whilc Sue bay moaning
with pain, The fourth and last shot rang
out. Harvey hnd pat the pistol Ia his
mouth aud blown out his brains. rhe
a1air created the most intense excite
mcut la the nvighbornOod.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-19

DLEvsR, Dec. ls.-A young man
named PilliuRs from Chicago, who
CAME west several weeks ago for his
health, started on the same train car
ryiug several Western Union operators
going TO replace the Southern Pacific
strikers. The tralnmcn, whose SYM
pathy Ii with the strikers, spotted him
Tor scab. At Trinidad he, In COM
pany with a young lady On route TO
California, was standing on The rear
platform, watching the snow plows
working, when some wretch threw
csrbolio acid In their faces. They
were very painfully injured, and prob
ably disiigured for life.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-19
HORSES FOR A DOLLAR eAcr.
rnmsnse Droye- Of Horses In Qesensian
A." setious Nuisnnce.

rrmsnss Drove. of Horses In uesensiand
A." = setious Nuisnnce.
No one can buy horse about Wash.
ington which e IT for any purpose for
les than 500. \ broken down chr
home Is worth nearly this amount \
hone for grocor's cart In Sow York,
Chicago or San Frncisco will cost
from $3.50 to 5000. In Queensland,
Australia, however. the horac market
Is away down. A sound, we'll broken
animal can be bought for i've dollars.
Fannetf Ia the interior cannot afford
10 send horses TO Brisbane for sale be.
cause ordinary stock will not bring
more than slij cents per head. They
shoot thom instcadl And, what Is still
more startling, they pay at tho rate Of
siAty-two cents per head FOR having
them shot,
All OF these statements are strictly
correct. The colony uf Queensland Is
now sariouaIy discussing tho advisable
ity Of pogings law Imposing a tax on
all stations aud authorizing the ap-
pointment OF inspectors TO see that all
unlicensed animals ure killed.. All over
0ueensl''u 'ne! hie gong 70 Keep
down houos as we keep down the su.
pSfanuhuaneo oi nosS IA 'ho Guy OF
Ma,hlns'oh' mo s''ino state OF "ii'.irS
hoidS h some OF tue o'her AUSTRALIAN
eo,ohi's'
ho'-o oie'o'iR IN Austihi'a was ioF
iiHhy years " re'nunef"ti'e business
a great demand was created ny tho
'aNiu up nhd occupying OF now eoun.
Wy ron tne opening up Oh now goa
neius nhn lor 'he prosecution OF inc
suS,f industry Every ono VINO had
iu'u pos'h piteuing HORSES NoW the
u0'',a',u i''7 ee''seu' ''le sugar industry
.c.''iiiig' Hip mining u stationary
anu 'lo o"hofs q wnn. was formerly
ne" a'Ni'fy ur' s'nors 'ls'eau Oh ouy'
US nc .O"''quuico II .'i"t 'ho Wiioie
Sou''''' u'e''Nn WIN u'is''au'e
ro'' "'y o'ii''o' W ."eh li"o
sheop N'u c'i'''' ana Doiihg Gown
iuo,"'! ioF '''o 'n''i'u'acturu Oh quo
Nnu o''ie' pr pr"iuce' 'a''eu 'i'of CON
'", n, 1870 ''','''i,l
Wv, III y se''iiNhI s'aVe 'n'y over
n n.n ,''o 'u',.s .''sl,or ., 'ilo colony.
' inc - ., ., 'n.'n o',ni e1 auction nor
i s, '''''' '''''eei' uo'i'lis or fourteen
, % = uI On, IIoP'r'y holiers III
W" 'DS, ~ "s'Vs nav f.uo.eu tiirih'
~. t =. 'ns gd - y" ,,'e', s'na'hs
'anuA ~ s"1 ,.,,s ','e'h' oh ','o bar
co S noo W. w n,, ano 'Wo ye''' between
$500 anu 1870 ho'' were destroyed
~ - US W '''e's noulin" owners OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-19
ASInroarASr srrr.
Tho Ausirisn Premier VIII Ada Ger.
mans TO iti- Cabinet

viENsA, Doc. ls.-rhc speech In
the Reiebsrnih "Wednesday by Heir
Greycr, leader o; the Young Czechs,
attacking the Germans aud tue ruling
dynasty, has decided raaie, the Aus.
trisn prime minister. to take an In.
pOrtant sirp. lie viii now conclude
The Ions pending negotiations with the
Germans aud add membefi Of ibc
German party 10 the cabinet The
coalition Of the cabinet and tho Ger d.
mans alvea the ministry n majority
strong enough 10 oyofcumc nli oppoai-
tiOu.
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A Zoo. sngar cenren,Ien.

LINCOLN, Neb,, Dec. lS.--The State
Beet sugar convention adjourned this
evening, after the formation Of u per.
manent association and the election OF
officers. A resolution calling upon the
next Legislature to restore the bounty
Of 81 per ton Tor sugar beets, half a
cent per pound for sugar manufactured
from the home product wm adopted;
also one asking the general govern.
ment 10 provide an experienced chem
ls' for each factory during the working
season.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-19

OMAHA, Dec ls,-It was rumored
this Afternoon that a strike was ordered
81 the Elkhorn, but superintendent
Mcfarland reports that the men arc
all nc work, and uo signs OF trouble. A
local official o. the relegrnpheu'
brotherhood says that tho officers Of
tho local lodge ARE satisfied that the
Northwestern contemplatea n general
warfare on tho order. He says that
the organized telegraphers viii stand
10y each other, aud " the members
are discharged, u strike will DO ordered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-19

MrSNEAPoLIs, Dec. lS.-Tho local
insurance agents have received In.
etructlons from their home officers that.
dating from today, rates on risks on
Wholesale mercantile establishments
VIII DO advanced from 20 TO 40 per
cent. This advance Is TO be general
all over the country and Is the result
OF The alarming preyalency This year
on disastrous fires in Jobblng estRb.
lithmenls. One company declares that
lis Losses from these fires have more
than absorbed all the premiums raid
during the year on all classes OF risks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-19

Termed that the Congress Of Bolivia
hy majority Of one ont vote rejected
tie treaty with the government Of
Chile. Ia this Bolivia granted Guile
the exclusive and perpetual right Of
sovefeignity over the province OF Cob
lie, which hns been In p0aseasiOn Of
Chiie since the war with Bolivia aud
poru In 1881. In consideration Chile
cedrd 10 Bolivia certain commercial
rights and also agreed 10 ray Bolivia
siOOO,n11 Tor the beuoiit Of the subjects
who suffered damages Outing the war
N 1881. 10 j. undeteloDd that the
treaty will be referred back for modifl-
cation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-19

President, was voted down by an
verwhelmlng majority.
The committee ON rules reported I'M
favorabiy on the RESOLUTION offered by
the Michigan delegates prohibiting
the holders Of political Office. from
acting a. ofganizers. There was q
long discussion, which brought out the
fact that the resolution was aimed nj n
certain sidewalk inspector. Most Of
the speakers spoke Of wise laws aud
great reforms brought about by work.
ing people having their own roprescn-
tativos In the legislature. The con
vuntion concurfed IN the uniavorablo
report.
Gompcrs was reelected president
receiving 1886 votes against G35 for
Batth Of Wheeling aud ~ for Della
bar of New York. A motion 10 make
Gomptr's election unanimous was ub.
jectcd 10 by Delegate Harding. Tho
other incumbents were also reelected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-19

PIERRE, s. d., Dec. ls.-Referring
TO the recent decision OF the interior
department. that half breeds are not en-
titlei TO the rights OF Indians, the half
breeds assert that, II this il upheld, tho
necetsary number OF names has not
been secured for tho opening OF tho
great Sioux reservation, and therefore
the opening is Illegal. A large num-
Der OF filings on Indian sllotments were
made today. There is no serious trouble
yet, though some squaw men run the
whites of the claims with guns.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-19

Very fow cellars ara kept more than
"hroom clcan,' and thoro must bo
some refuse always loit IN the vegetable
bins and other portions Of H. Hence
the ystonatic use OF some disinicotant
Ike whitewush here IS obyions, as the
atmosphere Of the cellar penetrate,
moro or le1s into all parts Of the house
above It. Now York Tribune.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-19

Daring tho reign of Nero AN eSpedl.
ton was sent from Rome TO explore
the amber producing country, and so
successful was the party that u present
OF $4,000 pounds Of amber was brought
back To the emperor, including plecs
weighing thirteen pounds. -Philadel-
phla Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-19
AHsn,arh.bly Hold Robbery,

ST.. LOUIS, Dec. ls,-rhoro was a
remarkably bold robbery here thi.
afternoon, four masked men entered
the outer Office OF the Central distillcry
and summoned Cashier John Blank
TO give up. what money he had. He
maiea show OF resistance, and was
heaten over tho head with n revolver
and badly injured. The mon then
secured about one hundred dollars aud
escaped.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-19

ST. JosErH, No., Dec. ls.-Actinr
Chiei Ramsey OF the order of railway
telegraphors held secret meeting with
the mon hero today TO prepare a
echedule to he presented to the Santa
Fe January let, asking that the opera
tives be divided into Three classes, 10
DO paid n, the rate Of 800, $40 and $50
ptr month,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-19

DENVER, Dec. is.-lhs sheriff.
posse patrolled Crested Butte all night.
The strikers are turbulent, but no actual
violence was offered. The rumor that
troops have been otdoreu there cannot
he definitely verified.
There is no foundation for the report
current today that troops were ordered
to Crested Butte. On the contrary, u
is reported tonight that the strike there
II nearing An End.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-19

CQLPAX, Cal, Dec. ls.-An unsuc.
cessful attempt was made TO wreck the
easthound overland passenger train
Ave miles from hero this afternoon,
The train was delayed only a few
minutes. Officers have gone TO IN.
vos,lgste, but no particulars ARE yet 70.
ceivtd. IL was near the same place
that Shinn aud others tried 10 wreck
the overland about seven years ago,
and only q few miles from tho place
where the Train was wrecked in Gen.
lemheI last, for which the Roberts
Brothers are now awaiting trial.
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a RlOr
People Fighting for the privilege Of
Paying their rRNrg.

FtNpAo ttN NAtNE TOR wv FFtNhANA' W
Paying their Taxes.
CINCiNSATi, Dec. ls.--A riot was
narrowly avoided Ia the county tte0-.
urer'h 0fiice this morning. EQUALLY,
taxes eau he paid December lst, bus,
owing TO the unavoidable delays, today
was the first day that thoy were re-
ceived. rhis morning fully 2O0l tax.
payers gathered ut tbs courthouse, and
when the doors opened, made mad
rush for tho troasuTer's 0ffice, AL
anxious 10 pay before Monday next,
when the penalty Of o per cent. ac-
crues. A number Of glas, partitions
were smashed IN the wild scramble,
and the crush was suiiJcating. Five
women aud q mau tainted and were
passed over tue heads OF the Gro wd.
People were wedgei In the struggling
mass 70 that they could scarcely
breathe. Men fought, swore snl
struggled furiousiy to got At the receive
Ing clerks.
While the tumult was at Its height
the city money was hastily thrown
Into tho safo aud locksd up. A call for
tue police was sent out, and two patrol
wagons and fourteen mon responded.
A county commissioner finally qule,ed
the crowd by telling them that the re-
bate time was extended to Jan. 10. The
crowd gave a cheer, and business pro.
cesdod quietly. Pickpockets reApod n
harvest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-19
Grievance. Adjusted.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. is.-The gen.
eral committee OF adjustment OF the
brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers
today settled amicably with the South
ern Pacific company, the grievances
complained Of on the Salt Lake and
Visalia division. a compromise was
made, both sides making concessions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-19

LoSDoS, Dec. lS.--A large meeting
of English holders Of the Virginia debt
was held today. IL was decided 70 &C.
cept the agreement effected between
the Virginia state debt commission
and the olcott COMMITTEES for = settle.
meut.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-19
a TIRE Ia a large sriinory Establish.
Aneut

PIlT5ruRd, Dee. ls.-A Gro broke
cut IN the large Wholesale millinery
establishment Of Porter, Donaldson 4
Co., on Liberty avenue this afternoon.
The building was OWNED by II. p. Jonu..
The loss on the building Is $40, 900; on
the stock Sl-i,0O0. The Insurance On
The stock Is $40, 900 AMI ON the building
S5O,0
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wi,iam Euiosih,s wis Chancellor
sua sHpriNL

BERLtS, Dec. l5.-- Lmpcror william
received the news of the passage u the
new commercial treaties while at n
banquet ut FELTON, tonight. lie arose,
Informed the company Of the news
aud warmly rulogied Chancellor Won
gnprlvi. "rhe conclusion Of the
tr.aty,v said tie, "gaa one Of the most
important md vital events In tho hts
tory Of the RelclNtng. ! am convinced"
said ho, 'ihnt, not only the fathurland,
but tho millions OF subjects Of the other
countries united with MS In this Gus.
toms league will sooner 81 later drink
10 The health Of General Count Won
caprivi. bebe hooh"
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London chamber of Commerce aud
tho Chicago Eplr.

LONDON, Dec. ls.--rhe London
Chamber OF Commerce viii not take
part In tho Chicago Fair, ss q local
centre, on the ground that the McKin.
ley law has deprived Liverpool mer.
chants OF the Chicago trade and that
American manufacturers will only
copy English exhibits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-19

BosroN, Dec. ls.-The remains OF
IL. IL, Norcross, the dynamiter who
tried to blow up Rusaali Sage, mr., In
the receiving tomb at Woodland ceme.
terry. They arrived this morning.
Tho funeral will be private. Mrs.
Norcross fears that the remains will be
stolen.
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Then OF Di.mon.,s.

PiTT5nURu, Dec. ls.-About 10
O'Clock tonight, as William Wilson
was preparing to close mis- Jewelry
store, on Fourth avenue, thief fasten.
ed tue door on the outside, smashed q
window with a coupling pin, seized a
tray OF diamonds containing 5000
worth, and escaped.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-19

TAmnEND, r., Dec. ls.-Collislou
between two freight trains la the tun
mel on the Reading road near here last
night, resulted In tbs fatal injury Of
Engineer Fisher, md tho painful
wounding Of fuw other tralnnien.