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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-16

Tho American Cultivator says, ave
do not sec how any gardener ON sandy
soil can dispense with some uso CT
clover"
Tho American Hor5cman says that ths
big covered track at tho Iowett farm,
where iiyc-eighths Of u milo of the track
Is nov under cover, has proven during
the past winter success.
The p.eyontiycs for Hossian fly arc
burning stubblc, late sowing, rotation Of
crops. Pasturing early sown wheat In
tho fall may destroy many Of the nuggets
and "aaxsocds.'
A cauliilower can DO grown in tho
same space and with tho same amount
Of manure required 10 grow cabbage,
and oven in much lighter soil, It takes
u little more caro- and skill 10 got perfect
heads, but they usually sell for twice az
much money us will tho cabbage, says
The American CulAvator.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-16

81 have just recovered from u sec
ond ATTACK of the grip this year" says
MIR. Jas. o. Jones, publisher OF tho
LeddCr, Mexih, Texas. "ln the Inter
case | used ChRmherlain's Cough
Remedy, and think with considera.
bic success, only being Ia bed little
over two Gays, ngGinst ten days for
the first attack. The second attack
am satisfied would have bsnn equally
~ tad o. the first but ior the use Of
this remedy, as had TO 10 10 he'd In
about ak houra alter being struck
with 1t, while IN tho first ease was
able 10 attend 10 .busineaH about two
days before getting down." 50 cent
bottles for sale by z. &. NJ. /. Drug
Dent. ds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-16
NOTICE or SALE or REAL ESTATE.

NVuIiCr T. nEEEnN GIVES, TilAr ~
~ pursuance of an order ut the Probate
court uf iIc county OF salt LAKE. TERRITORY Of
Utah, made uu fHc Ilth day Of March. lE'2. No.
thy matter ~ Csc estate Ut Mars rutc, uCothsCi,
the uutciiIsrad, ihc ldministiatnIs ~ the saii
estate, Will eel ~ private sale, ny scaled mh.
iu wrtu-, iu The hislcst bidder ia rash, aud
subject To- confirmation ny shu Probate Court
Uu fhutsdll tHr 5th cay 90 MAY, t.2, 20 D.
o'clock Do, ni Ne law office Ut ltchhtif
Nu5lt, fyom ia5 90 tuusuiuuun lgiliinFi
slFuuth Main tr,rf. salt take tiiy. ilh. 90
the night title, interest and estate of tHu fuIt
May Pate at che time oi bier death, aud Ill Que
ugtl, uup, lul interest that tht sIll ,siatg. Ny
operation 90. .lN gg Dihctwac, tlH rgltifcd
Other fhau ug no. addition 20 that VI ihf alid
Aiafy lstH no the uiuu % her death, 900 and 10
~ tlat certain pcis0nN properly Au0 real q
tommcnring no % Uu"t ln place ftiy Tive
nnd CIrhiy.'igtt lrrltnltn1 US fs 'NN' rolls
.outh and HNlrru ,il. fu'. vrst ui tuuusu.t
corner W me noHlta-i uatti'r "i 'gtNo1
twenty H f.N., Tuwushlp two lI', south i'"nrf
one Ol wet, salt lYaku u cfidian, ans iunHinf
thence W,ft i9a stake fourteen qua i.i y.aN
dcsrcrs IL. b, west twelve Hu3 any eight huu
/ dr,dtns 1875 ch1in., thence -outh two aud
egg hili d'sgg G.5 VET ,,r ,S.'a ,s sqa
| cghiy tIght AMI one half ls,b.l degree,
c6si s,y. r. aud risht tenth. as. o0ans F..
thence souih seven degrees 10. rast
,haius thence north sew MY ONT ~ utf fhtit
NnEfttH tl'HFI fhal Nllrr anu ANlNralNNtNH Nd
chains thence north Nuy Three degree t.Ir
cost OBJ. und Csc. uuuufCdtls lH D lt0l thHlut
| thorcc cast one CO. clfiu to ~trtl . .uc thrnrn
| uttth on section iluC nine aud D1httpulhs % I
| yhalun, thyhrC north st'tv four aul one touitH
degffCaIGt' .IWCft four Hnt thirty i've hupdiCd.
ms u iI chainH ithCnrr north t1 ihu rlhrr OF ur
| runugi .d,c ant three huudtcd'hs .aal chains,
| .tliig ~ the County Of san Lake and rem
! t0r' Ut ttai.
Alsn n,iy seven .giI head of stock, sheep
! aud w tons nt HlYs
] cent Ut the purchase money iI Doe aiHii un ihc
] Gay q anIe. balance on confederation 81 Hl'r b
] rIolltu Court Deed at tEurusU % pufI hastr D.
! JAtuEt. rhIE
THOMAS ca ENWOOp.
! Administrator. 81 The Estate uf May Pate,
deceased.
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QUE IoeAt.

.-.,-.n,. all. mid NJ. petty strife,
somo pare IDEAL of noble IT,.
NV nifer I'D ia wings. and f.cl % near,
~ de- within our rcachi ltwns. anu lti
Xgcis-f il In this daily laf nni irct.
~ stiit ar place o. Kept and 10 VIII Walt
n. ,jv Tor o. 10 IN u, soon " leic.
N,.t.r IL over lost we once have scent
weaIwn,s mGy DO what wo might have
o'''' Adelaide a. Proctor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-16

Good LOOKS nre more thsn skin deep,
derouding uron a healthy condition
Of all the vital organs. IL tho LAYER hg
inactive, you have q BILIOUS Look, u
your stomach be- disofderei you have
a Dyspoptic Look. Secure good
health and you will have good locke.
Electric Bitiers II tho greet Alternative
aud Tonic, nets directly on iheto vital
organs. Cures PlmpleH, Blotches,
Boils, aud gives u good complex ion.
Sold az A. 4. Smith 4 Co.'S Drug
store. Doe. per bottle. 80
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-16

one Tarc Tor the Hound Tr'p.
For the accommodation u thuru de-
sizing to Wait Rt points east Of, 10 the
vicinity %, OF nj Omaha, In May, dur
Ing the scsrion'of tire Methodist Gen.
eral Conference, the Union Pacific will
sell tickets to Omaha aud return at one
are Tor the round TIL, Tickets on sale
April 2sth 10 3Jth Inclusive, limited 10
juno !, 1892.
For any additional information, mp.
My to ID. T.. BuRLEY,
General Agent, Union Pacific System,
.1l Main Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-16

IsuflrrcI from acute inflammation
IN my nose anu hrad-for u week at a
time could not sec. used Lly's
Cream Balm and In few Gnys was
cared. IL l. wonderful how quick 1t
helped mc.-Mrs. Georgia $. JudsOn,
Hartford, Conn.
Being . sufferer from chronic en-.
,arrh, aud having derivedlrreat benefit
from the uar Of Ely's Cream Balm, |
can highly recommend 1t. It's sales
are far IA excess u all other ratarrh
remedies. &. kmnken, Druggist, Sig
Quincy, Iowa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-16

DR.. Gums Improved Liver Pills are
n sure cure for sick heaiachc, bilious
complaint, dyspcpsia, indigestion,
c0stiveu,ss, torpid liver, etc. These
pills in,uTo Perfect digestion, correct
the liver ana stomach, regulate the
bowels, purify and enrich the blood
AMI make the tkin clear. They also
produce good appetite, and invlg'
br4tc and strengthen the entire system
Oy their tonic action. Sold AZ % cents,
box, &C johnson, Pratt < Go Salt
Lake CITY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-16

In the matter OF Oh, estate OF Mary Yates,
deceased,

NOTIuE Is HEREIN GIVEN THAT !. II
~ Movie, humruUtfat0r Of the esthte 81
Mary Yates, deceased, tas rendered for settle
mcnt, sud nrd IN said Court, his dHAl account
Ot his administration Of sAid cstair aud pet
tstaiU among tho uorsaus entitlcd thereto, ant
that ilrirHday, the gltt Day ui April, A. ~. 1879
NJ 10 O'clock am, at tNc Court liuum pf sad
Court, In the County court House, salt Lake
Ciiy and County, Utah Territory, has been duly
appointed hy iho judge u skld Court. Tor the
settlement Of saIArtluut and hearing said pc,
iiuon Tor distribution, % which time ana place
any person Interested In tAld estate may an.
rear aud show cause, n any there be, why ssid
account should not be settled and approved
and final distribution made Ne prayed for.
Dated March 20, lsl!,
q y. ALLEN,
ClcTk OF Probate Court
by rAusIKN nnnMAn. In.. ncnuy CleIs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-16

The coldestrcgiou IN tho United States
lies along tho northern border Of Mime.
sofa, between tho southern point of the
Lake OF the Woods and tho Dakota bor-
der. The temperature along that line
often falls as low as 80 dogs. below zero
In 1873 the instruments Mt Pcmbina reg
istcrcd from 10 to ~ bclow.-St Louis
Republic.
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NOTICE 10 oRlolToas.


Estate 90, Christian Her CHER Deceased.
~ DITCH Is HEREBY GlNEs ~ riiL
~ uudCfsigutd, aduIluiuiT4tur ut toe ust1t 4
uf thrisuun Hereafter. deceased. Go thl arull
fnra OF, and All Vrtsonr having rlglUs AGAINST
thc sad deceased, to exhibit UhTu, with tho
nscctfaTy voucher, within -four months after
Che lrs' publication ct thF rutfc, ~ ihc Nd
udmiuisiriIur at bis Unlsr. SO, q. 81. NlHlu
Street. 200 tut tlil uf SAT- ..akU In tng tgunty
~ san Lake ana 1efritOg uT ttlh.
Dated Starch llh, lsg
ANTHONY KuISiN,
administrator % ltu estate Vt tl.iat|Hu
iivH,u.ef. iUucl. ed. isat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-16
SUMMONS.
Ia The ptpict Court ~ ,and ior me Third
Jud.eiai District % wan Leffiofy,
County ~ SAT- Lake.



Jennie canon. rln'nun'
~.
william Gantot, ptfendart
Tho People Of the TERRITORY Of Utah send
Ofceangi
10 " iIiani Gansou. Dcitnlnnti
Won ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO hP.
uUurin an acuon lIonght aealrfi YOU by
the aboy, named plaintiff N The ultfiet Court
~ Inc Tbird JuiIcial district 70 lhr Territory
Of Utah, and 70 n. ,si.,,ys ~ ,i ~, n -
Of setyIccl after We ,s,s'ss on Sog ~ 'hi.
.crggI out of I'M. County, but in This district.
within Isrnty days oihefNsc NNlin teriy
days, or Judgment b. dtihut WIZ he taken
aFilnft you, according 20 %" pfAyeroi SAID
TRn asId action IL brought 20 nave q decree
Of this court disapiyiuy the hlhll ut maiuWonY
o1iNiug botwcon ilNh w hhi auicndani
,ffantits ~ pIAlutin tue uustllH, care and c1J.
esiio, IL ths two MINOR children. issue az and
marriage, aud such aiimnnN uul oi tueh ot ir.
feulaut Do merry a. Tho cow may have .uI't.
iictiou over hdiddgias VA Nri,nttni u E 80
Sn.is of Uiit. land 4rlntiHr pluuuu oiler
and proper relief ptAstt' eh iht Efoudi .het
for more than twu fn1is lH' va ltltn lant
has Wiliuily ueElol tuu 70 li. ~, ''f = Nhui
V,n,ia,'iiv aifo 90 todo. ani ths. defendant
ma tfpatri pluniiu WIN tNtitmo cruelty
ihefoe, ciu.ifF pitinun great mcrtii distress
1h ,r WV w sps iepsiy NOTIFIED that Il you fail
10 appear and answer the said compliant as
aboyofcq lrcl. Tho 'aid glAnus WI aphly %
The court ior tug religt denanHey therein
AMI tbs .asi uf the District Coud % THO fhfi
Judicial District. IN and iof roc leu4inry Of
U.sh. thi. gHih dy Of hycs, ~ iht ycAi
Of DIR Lrti one thoutand eishl hundred and
n'n,,, 'Yo' HENRY O. MoyuLLAS, CLERK.
EyIEo u. LOOMS. Deputy CIetk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-16


Tho rcop'c Of the lerrilory Of Utah seld
To jane. = Ltc,. Defeadant
yyoU ARE HaREuT RIOT lnEp 10 ~.
pcar 10 an action brought asainat you
b. thv above naluod alnHh 10 Wr ~.
met Court u the Tllri iuf,onI Disr 90
III Inc TeTtit0fy ~ Utah, and TO auaWer
he compliant ned theron Wihuu tea days
taErlusiyr. OF tho DAY 81 service after the
sstyiee nn you u this summons .i. sersei
sl,hin this county, or, u served ult ~ ulf
cluntr, but IN tAis district, WITHIN i"eniy iay
otherwise within forty daya-of luitmyni u'
Jrfauit .iiI Ne tascn Ggalngt you, go orcing tu
tho prayer ~ aald complaint
said action ~ brought u hsVu \ deuce Of
thw court absolutely ds-olNirE the handA Of
uatrinipuy oKtAug DrtEcvn pIs.ulin md Do
icrfsnt awarding 90 tlAluun lhr ,slf cau,A.
tou ana ca,tudS Of tie minor gatdt1u. lshuc
~ ssiF matfiase, aud rrtutios Der costs 81 tniH
acton. and such other ADD prOssr relied o. ah1
mn bs entitled Co IN the pt'wHss, Hluto
relief IrHyrd uu the ground int 90
N,ffl l. 1901. defendant WilfllF Hri without
cause arscfltd and anana1ura p''.nu1. snl
ms ever siucs continued ~ On desert tni
abandon her. Without any nrN COZ cause or
rcsfon aud aaainst hor Will, web or ruuscnti
and that fnr more thuu one NoAf Aei pasl ~"
i,udarI has iauui To provide Tor paihtr hu
common ntcgfsaucs 81 lie. .......
and Won are hereby nottilgd thli N ruu tal 81
supeAr ana Auhacr the taia compliant ~ above
required, thy said pllnut WI appy 10 tl'
Court Cor TIM relief dcuancHf iactsiu
Wtinc,s the Hon. Charles =, Gape, Jcdgc,
and the seat OF the District Court ~ ih,
'Third IN fetal stfist in and ioT the Terri
year OF our L0ri one thousaui csht huud'rl
'" isy XVII iENRY @. MCMILLAN, Clsrl.
~ Gro. -. Locus, deputy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-16

Little Girl-Did you ever zee a ghost?
Littlo Boy-No,
Didn't You over, really"
EMO"
"Thats queer. Everybody has seen
ghosts"
"Evcrybody"
"Wcll, ! don't mean that exactly, but
nearly everybody hats known people who
has heard Of people who has seen ghosts.
--Goul Nuw5.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-16

Is praclictd by many proplc, who buy
inferior articles " food because cheaper
than standard goods. Surely Infant,
are entitled 10 the bcst food ub,ainahle.
It he q aut that thu Gall Borden
"EagloD Brand Condensed MIX Is the
best infant fool. Your grocer and
dugg.st Keep II. 3sat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-16

Niltf 20 VOW 'a.-l " h| Ntl'f ul 'al'o OF h'"l
Estate should not De- made.
pAELOW ITUDUtON tAc admin trui0f Of
- the estate Of Joan scott, Ices aard having
nod biz petition utrrir. duly verified, praying
Tor an order ut auln CT % uurtiou of the real
tHtatu ~ thid drrrdt ut for the purposes therein
set forth, " BE- therefore ordered ht The Judge
OF said Court that 90 utrunt interested iu tue
Probate Court. ou Iuct1ly. The 4Itl DAY "
ATrI, y. d., ltNl. al lu O'Clock m iAr forenoon
ut SAID dly, at the Court Room ~ said Probate
and Oouutv1f saltiakt, I uhTcrtuoty,t 60 show
,itac whv au order should not BE- granted 90
thr tuid ailuInIHtratur tu rr.i Hn much ut The
tVll yiaio OF thcfnil deceased at either public
or psl HtC ISLE as shall DO necessary, aHu That
q copy uf thls order 0hlIl hc IulUaurd no least
fuut successive wteka in the IisLurr lFtN.
tNo NiWH, o. Newspaper printed and published
iu taid tltv And County.
Dated Mtrrh 2flh. lHIl.
q. ", BARTON. Probate Judge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-16

y, Nariuflunt, deceased.
NOTlCF Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
~ Elizabeth !, MAcfAriAno, pNe,alrtN OF the
estate OF Andrew \, MacfariAnr, decreased, has
rendered for tuiticmen Ut. amt Med IN SAID Court,
ncr Laal account Uf her decentralization ~ said
estate and petition for final ofiributiOn VI tho
residue Of SAD estate among tho persons en-
iitled thereto, nni thHl Wcdnes day, tho sith day
ot Apul, A. u. lss2, Ht 10 o'0lucs n. m, At the
Court room Of sad Court IN the County Court
ritcry, hha teen duly Apu intrd by the judge
Of said Court, Tor the settlement ot sad &c
count ard hsAriug t1Il pciiulu for di'rihu.
.tinn. at which time aud place aay person utter.
Ustod IN aaid estate nav appear and show
cause, " any there Ur, why aidacccunt should
not be settled and approved and lnAl distriJu'
ton made o. urayr,sfvF.
Dated Apul Z, isJL
&. r. ALLEN,
Clcra % the Probate our;.
ny CAtsTTN BROWSE, JH. Deputy clerk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-16

NOTICE 4, HEREBY GIVEN TnAr ANS
~ W bunrauHun, surviving cNtuuttiN Uf
the estltc Of David N. puncanson. deceased,
has rendered Tor settlement, and Tiled IN SAID
Court, her nnai account NJ her admluistrAtun
Of SAID estate nnd petition for final distribution
Of tho residue ~ slUl r ate among the persons
entitled thereto, ani luat Thursday, The .lsl
tho { ourt Room ~ sad Court in the County
Court House. salt lake CITY and County. Utah
Territory, has been dIIr appointed by the
Judge 81 said Court. Tor tire sotilcmUntOf said
account and hearing lli petition tor 'lntTihu
ton. nc which time and place any person inter.
rs'cd IN tatd estate f1aT appear and show
cause, lf any there boz, Why said account should
not be settled aud approved aud lnal distubu.
ton made ~ prayed for,
Dated March %. ls2!.
e. l.. ALLEN,
tler, OF the Probate Court.
by CAusTEs brow 10, JH, Deputy Clerk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-16

4 slight coli, II neglected, often at
tRoks the IN ~, BRDwN's BRONCHIAL
TRUCUis ViyU -uf. and Immediate
relief. Sod oniV Ia G0lcs. Price 20 cts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-16

a. G. Smith & CO., Druggists, age l t.
Of RohatLh' HeaporIan Tonic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-16

microscopic and Analytical Physician.
TYAs pi,ACrlCtu ~ AN LAKE CRY
III eighteen yoars, and the wonderful and
WeIl.C 7tahli- ned cures ne has elected IA mat
time prove the fcleuiiiic principles ON which MS
remedies are compounded, Forming diagnosis
IN tho gil of the mirrutcope enables MN 70
detect tre primary cnuse 0i difoaso ana eject
A radical euro. The Doctor hnH cutod thuus
Anda Of rafos % Nerve DthiittN. rcntai
nud isnN stcni MchinrsH nnd Nervous
I'ro.tratton, and VIII forfeit Eve liundie
which ho fails 10 care,
hiou who arc weak, from Whatever cause and
whether YOUNG on MIDDLE. hCtn,
| the Doctor guarantees 10 restore you In health
| ana yigOr rB- An tlc dclicatn dlarisea OF wo'
| men peThanently cured,
| Iayef and Kidney Complaints md OIL classes
| Mead mr. unpuy,
| Olisc, ~ Limo Hotel. salt Lake city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-16

Try our Mixed Pickles. =. l.. Pickle
Go,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-16

10 The Probate Court u and ipr eAt Lake
County, 1,tfiuy g.. Utah.
In the matter VI thu Esiltc Of Johu Scott
Deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-16

IN the Probate Coutt ~ he rouniy OF Sal
lAte, Touito g ct Utah.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-02-11

busine IS at the same time. He advo-
Gated the breaking away from party
lines, and recommended Col. DOnan'5
advice to stop putting peanut polti-
clans" Politics, he said, should be
handled as news, and only the trnth
told, and both sides of it. In conclu-
sion, he said that his paper was not i'll
tended to boom the Peoples party.
There was some difficulty in finding a
man willing to open the discussion OF
the paper. Joel Heatwole, of the North
field News. declined. saying he was out
OF politics and didn't print it in his
paper. q. 5. Peace was called for, but
declined, as the acoustics of the hall
had made it impossible for him to hear
the paper.
5. Z. JenniSon, of the Red Wing Re-
publican, finally took the floor. He de-
clared that an editor had no duty
outside his duty as an honest man.
II he would sell his vote, he would sell
his paper. AS to editors holding Office.
he said that no man could hold Office
without sacrificing his outside business
interests In measure, but that editors
were, of course, capable of holding any
office within their reach. If the offices
were not in their reach. it was all very
we'll to declare they didn't want them.
In conclusion he said, LAS to treating
politics as news, there is just as much
partisan manipulation of political as any
other kind of ne VS.. No newspaper man
or political wrILer can afford to misrep-
resent an opponent, or to pat fort an
argument that can be easily over.
thrown, for if it Can be overthr OVID, il
co ountS against the party"
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-02-11
RUMORS AND DENIALS.
Wanamaker, Ciarkson and Blaine
in the Shufsie

In the SnuIifc.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1O.-There is a
rumor of impending cabinet changes IN
quiet circulation. 1t is that Postmaster
General Wanamaker is to resign within
few days, and is to be sent to Paris to
succeed Minister Whitelaw Reid, who
has long desired to return to the United
States. Its important sequel is that
Gen. James s. ClarkSon is to be an
pointed postmaster general. These
moves on the party checker-bOard are
said to have been arranged on the occa-
sion of Mr.. Wanamaker's visit to MIR.
ClarksOn at the Plaza hotel. in New
York, last Sunday. An effort to verify
these rumorS was made last night with
out success. Gen. Clarkson said: Il
know nothing of this. l never heard of
it until saw it this morning. Beyond
this. am satisfied there is no basis for
the statement.'
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. = Secretary
Blaine had conference this morning
with the president in regard to trade
relations with Canada. As he was leav-
ing the White house representative of
the Associated Press showed him the
published statement that he was about
to retire from the cabinet. He read it
slowly, and then said with deliberation:
1T is entirely false. There is not a
word of truth in it. These stories are
being circulated by idle persons who
have nothing better to do, and | ask you
to deny them in the most positive terms.
This statement is an Internal lie.''
Questioned as to the other rumored
changes in the cabinet, Mr.. Blaine said:
Il do not know anything about them.
have all can do to deny the absurd
rumors about myself, without giving at
tention to those concerning others. l
suppose these rumors are started by the
same men who set afloat the one about
me. There seems to be no more foun-
dation for them,"
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-02-11
Four Alleged Anarchists in
Spain GarrOted in View
Of Thousands.
Revolving Scenes Transpire
and Anger Spectators Of
the Execution.
Hedspeth, Leader Of the Glen
dale Train Robbers, in
Jail at Frisco.
Several People Badly Injured
in CollisiOnS--JameS
Couch Killed.

MADRID, Feb. 10.-The four con-
demned anarchists were garroted this
afternoon at Here's in the plaza in front
of the prison. A formidable force of
troops were massed in the plaza. and
kept the crowd at distance from the
spot where the execution took place.
1he spectacle was a horrible one. AS
the screw of the garrOte entered the
spine their heads fell forward, the faces
turning purple and the tongues pro-
t1uded. A cry of horror went up from
many in the crowd. The condemned
men were leaders III the attack upon
and plundering of XereS on Jan. 5 by a
band OF raiders. said to be anarchists,
ana belonged to an organization for
arouSing a rebellion in Spain.
The instrument of death used in
Spain is always, unless shooting is
specified, the garrote. This is brass
collar, which is contracted by means Of
screw in the back. AS the screw is
turned, the collar shuts upon the neck
of the condemned and at the same time
the sharpened steel point of the screw
enters the spinal marrow where it joins
with the brain, causing instantaneous
death. The condemned men presented
a horribly frightened appearance as
they were forced, trembling and deadly
pale, protesting and praying, first
clustering aEd then implOring mercy.
into their partitions, from which they
could see the populace, police and
troops, but could not witness the death
agony of their companions.
ZarZeula was nearly too drunk To
walk when he was forced toward the
stake and kept on shouting "mCre
wine; more Wine; am innocent. But
we will not act cowardly; we die for the
social cause" Busiani shouted: ave
mother" and struggled desperately TO
escape being forced to approach the
chair-like stake. 1t required the con-
bined strength OF five men to force him
into the seat, and even then they had
much difficulty in getting his neck into
the garrote.
Finally, the executioner was two full
minutes in turning the screw of the
iron collar powerfully enough 10 break
the neck bone of the unfortunate an
archist. This terrible scene worked the
people into state of rage and indgna-
tion terrible to behold. Men shouted
and cursed at the authorities, women
wept and moaned as they buried their
heads in their aprons and dresses, and
several people, male and female, tainted
outright, but there was no attempt made
to attack the police or military.
The other two condemned anarchists,
Lebrijano and Lamela, died more quiet
ly, death apparently being instantane-
Gus. from the moment of the first two or
three turns Of the screw. The execu-
tions were public, and the plaza and
streets leading to it were packed with a
dense mass of people from an early
hour. The thrOng. however, was ap-
parently more animated with morbid
curiosity than with any desire to create
a disturbance, and the police found lit
tie difficulty in keeping the crowd with
in bounds.