Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-14
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

Adam Ilxel. musical director Of the
McCaui Opera Company, and COM
poser Of the "rar and tho Tartar"
while In a sleeping car between Pits.
burg aud Chicago, had his clothes
stolen. He was forced b lie Ia his berth
and make the best Of the thing until he
arrived In Chicago. All the stores, Of
course, were closed ON Sunday when
he arrived, and Mr.. Itzel. clad In his
unmentionables aud what little clse he
could find, got Into carriage and was
driven 10 the Jackson Street entrance
Of the Leland Hotel, where he sent for
blanket, request which almost
paralyzed Clerk Kennedy. He got
the blanket.
Old Nick does not always reside
among the tailors. lilo seems TO have
taken up his abode among the Farm
ers' Alliance people nj present. The
fight has assumed u sectional phase. IL
In North versus South. A convention
was called for at Cincinnati 10 be held
on May 10, next, hut the South will
not attend It. rhc Southern men
claim that the Alliance In the North
IL the agent OF the Republican party,
while the Northern members claim
that the others are for the Democratic
PARTY. The bucollt brigades are IN n
bad way, md their befogged minds
cannot be enlightened.
The pale horseman Il still making
his rounds among the distinguished of
the land. Gen. Spinola "a well known
politician OF New York, died Mt l:25
this morning. Bishop Gilmore, n well
known Roman Churchman Of Clcve-
laid, q, died on the 18th Inst, Hiram
blanchard, the famous Boston abo.
Zionist died also on the 18th inst.
Andrew T.. Oslom, an ex Judge Of the
Indiana Supreme Court died on the 18th
Inst. Gen. Raum Commissioner Of
pensions Isseriously W In Chicago. Gen.
hlger, u presidential possibility Is III
In Detroit. Attorney. General Miller
In III In Washington. Secretary Tracey,
aud Rear-Admiral Shufclt are both
critically III.
News has reached Washington from
Rome that King Humbert In furious Mt
the manner In which American carl
caturlsts rcvilc his sacred person. II IN
said that he will demand an apology.
Harrison aud Blaine, both OF whom
have had rough experiences nj the
hands OF cartoonIsts, will have bigger
lob 10 stop the comic press from por-
traying Humbert In liz own style, than
In stopping the italian navy. At one
time the Car OF Russia was cartooned
numerically by American papers.
He requested Andrew Jackson 10 stop
II. Old Hickory replied that he would
a. soon argue with tic winds or reason
with despair, NJ TO ask the American
journalist 10 act on the square.
The revolution In Chill intensiHes In
its horrors. Raplne, violence, confs.
cations, anarchy, treachery and all the
evils OF seml.civillxed warfare prevails.
Trade is at standstlll. The supreme
Court II closed. Balmnceda the Presl.
dent has assumed the functions Of u
Dictator. His wealth has enabled him
10 keep ut his side much Of the army
that would have deserted him. On the
whole the reyolutionlats have the best
Of the fight no far. They take no prop.
erty, or commlssary, except what they
pay for. Balmaceda, on this contrary,
rOnnscates everything within his reach.
The bankers who refuse him for money,
he throws into prison.
st. Louis, Mo-, has u miracle OF an
extraordinary kind on ita hands. II
appears that Sister Mary Philomena VI
the Visitation convent has been trou
hled for years with an nbscess. DIR.
Ait, the attending physician, pro-
nounced the case hopeless. Another
Sister, named Baptlste, visited the pa
tient few days ago. She prayed foI
her, aud gave her bit Of linen worn
by Saint Margaret, hundreds OF year,
since, and some holy water. In II
paroxysm OF pain on "Wednesday Sister
Philomena swallowed the blessed relic
When she awole Thursday she felt .
strange prlcking Just above her left
eye. Lifting her hand to the spot. she
felt metallic substance, which sh,
grasped and pulled out. 1t was q
needle, and transiixed on It's point wa,
the linen relic that tho sister had
swallowed the night before. The truth
OF the marvellous miracle IL vouched
for by DIR. Ait and tho Mother Su
. ! peri0r.