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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-17
Great chess Game.

BRooKLYN, n. ", Nov. 10.-The
second of the great series OF chess
games, which have been arranged for
Herr Lasker, begins In this city to.
morrow night under the auspices OF
the Brooklyn Chess club. He will play
there eight days aud endesvor 20 re.
peat his wonderful performances ut the
Manhattan Chess club In New York
City. One Of his ieats was the playing
OF twenty games simultaneously, Of
which he won all, and the playing Of
ten games bllndiOld. In the evening
Lasker plays the American champion,
Blackmar. Friday night he will repeat
his simultaneous performance, and on
November 18th will occur the blind
fold exhibition.
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MONTEREY, Mex, Nov. lG.-Sunday
afternoon, as a double headed freight
was climbing q steep grade between
here and Saltillo, coupling broke and
six grain cars and the cabooso dashed
down the track, attaining n speed OF
ninety miles per hour within i've
miles. James Martin, the conductor,
and +. Harwood, brakeman, male All
unsuccessful attempt to stop the runa-
way, and when some cars jumped the
track they were both buried In the
debris anu killed. All the cars but the
caboose and one other Jumped the
track before Saltillo was reached, and
they dashed through the town a. the
rate Of 100 miles an hour aud crashed
into a freight twenty miles beyond,
killing Engineer Davis and inIuring
the fireman and crew slightly. The
train was badly wrecked.
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GEN. WEAVER
Issues an Address TO POpul-
iSt Voters.
PEOPLES PARTY, HE CLAIMS,
Will Hold The Balance Of the Power in
The United States Senate.
MS VIEW or THE DEMOCRATS.
Specification OF tho Political storms
Organization
Urged.
PEOPLES PARTY, HE CLAIMS,
MS VIEW or THE DEMOCRATS

DEs MONIES, Ia, Nov. lG.-General
Weaver, late candidate for President
on tho Peoples party ticket, today
Issued a lengthy address to the voters
Of that party. He declares that the
Peoples party ls but little behind the
Republican party in the number OF
statcB carried, that 1t will doubtless
hold the balance OF power in the
United States Senate and has doubled
it8 adhorents In the House; secured
control OF number Of state govern
monts; holds the balance OF power Ia
majority OF the states and gained q
large following IN every state OF the
South. Weaver says the almost ami.
hilation OF the Republical party or.
gantziti0n leaves tho former adherents
OF that party free TO align Themselves
with the anti'monopoly and industrial
movement.
The accession OF the Democratic
party to power Ia the result OF vio'
lent reaction, and not OF the deliber-
ate judgment OF the American peo-
pie. The leaders Of this Democracy he
declares are without any well
defined policy, except thnt Of con-
temptuous Disregard Tor every element
Of reform within the ranks Of their
own party ami among the people at
large. Tue new administration will
Ignore the three great contentious OF
modern times relating TO land, money
and transportation, and in fact the
whole force Of the new regime will DO
exercised to prevent reform in these
important matters. The urgent de.
mand for the free coinage OF silver Ia
to be disdainiully ignored, and, in con-
tempt Of the doctrine OF Andrew
jackson, European arlstocrats are to be
permitted 10 dictate our financial
policy. Tho uniform legal tender cur
rency Of the government II 10 be sacri-
feed aud serious attempts made 20
force the people to return TO the fraud.
ulent system Of state bank issues.
In General Viewers opinion the
violent political storms OF 1855 and
1892 signify turbulent condition OF
the political atmosphere foreshsdowing
an approaching crisis. He urges the
work OF organization to DO pushed with
energy ia all the states.
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For ,ho Advancement of Women.

NEW York, Nov. lG.--The assocla-
ton for tho advancement Of women
held Its session today. The morning
feet OF immigration on the advance.
ment OF women. Responses from
delegates elioited the statement that
tho Jews were the most liberal toward
tho movement, that the Lutherans OPP
posed It, while the Catholics damp
ened the cause by a negative position,
neither favOring 1t nor opposing 1t.
ronighps session was devoted 10 the
discussion Of woman's suffrage,
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Tho KnIghts of Lnbor.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. l6.--At tho after
noon session, a clause was adopted pro.
viding for the establishment OF an en-
ployment bureau by the order. The
suggestion to strike out OF the platform
the plank providing for a graduated In.
come tax was rejected and the plank
was made stronger by an amendment
providing also for tax on Inherit
ances. Mrs. ingalls,, representing the
National women's Christian Temper
ance Union, made fraternal address,
and n letter was presented by Thomas
T. Wright, inviting the order to send
delegates to tho Nicaragua Canal con-
ventlon at New Orleans.
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over by General q. w. Dodge. the
president. The usual committees were
appointed. The Sherman monument
fund was reported In n fio1tishing con.
dition. The exercises this evening
opened with prayer by Rev. Father
Thomas Sherman, son Of tho late Gen.
eral sherman. Governor Francis DO.
liverod the welcoming address. ia tho
course OF which he said the experience
OF the past four days served ~ teach us
that hereafter revolutions will be con.
Quoted by penceable means, ballots
having succeeded the bullet. Twice
within the last four years the com.
ploxion OF the government has been
changed without strife or disturbance
of the business interests Of the country.
We now have the ideal republic for
which the soldiers Of the Union fought,
General 5choneld delivered tho annual
Grafton.
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Senator Jones In London.

LONDON, Nov. Ex-senator Jones
and the other American delegates 10
the international monetary conference,
which will meet at Brussels on TueB.
day next, arrived In London this al.
tefnoon. Upon their arrival, the dele.
gates found invitations awaiting them
from Sir William Vernon Harcourt,
chancellor OF the British exchequer, to
dine with him tomorrow. When asked
what instructions tho delegates from
the United States had, Senator Jonos
replied that he was not ut liberty 10
disclose the instructions given TO them
by the state department, but its views
and those Of the present administration
were no secret either at home or
abroad.
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DEMOCRATS AND PoPULIsrs.
SIN struggling for Mastery I'm the
Farmers Alliance.


Farmers Alliance.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 10. - The
National Farmers' Alliance and In
dustrial Union were In executive SEES.
sion oil day. Since adjournment, II
was learned that two elements, the
Democrats and PoPulists, are still
struggling for the mastery and that
some acrimonious discussions were
INDUCED In. The Populist element
seems dominant Mt present and is
seeking to Gust j. j.. Tillman OF this
state, member OF the national oXecu.
tive committee. His oifense ia that after
his coadjutors sent 200 official cir
culars, advocating the election OF
Weaver, Tillman used the stationary
and his official position TO send out an
equal number OF circulars advocating
the election OF Cleveland. Tlllman was
also general manager OF the national
literary bureau and the charges
amount to u breach OF faith. His
circular letter was to tho effect that
Alliance men could not hope TO elect
General Weaver, that they should
support Cleveland and thus defeat the
force bill. 1t Is reported that another
executive board win be selected. This
would throw out q. w. Macuns also,
and the members claim IL IL to be q
clear triumph for the Popullst wing
aud insure the election OF Louoks, tho
present president. TomOrrow's res.
sion will likely witness lively com.
bat.
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MORE ELECTION RETURNS.
Iiarrison's Plurality ia California so
Tar.

SAN FRASoHc), Nov. 10. - Com.
bined official anu somi.oiiicial returns
from 1882 precincts In California, out
side OF San FrauclscO, give Harrison
plurality OF 6572. IL Is claimed today
that "A mistake has been discovered In
tho count OF ten precincts In Alameda
county, which will change the result
in the Third Congressional district In
favor Of Hin Bier Republican,, and on
the face OF this returns thus far counted
1t would give him plurality OF thirty
one In the district. Official returns on
legislative candidates are coming in
slowly, and there are no material
changes from the semi.ofilcial returns
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NEW YORK, Nov. l6.-Fashion and
beauty deserted the horse show for "a
time today and permitted Judges,
Jockeys, grOoms and "a handful OF scien-
tifc horsemen to have u show all TO
themselves. When the first Judging
class OF the day was called, first prizes
were awarded as follOwa: TwO.year.
old hackneye, w. Seward Wetb's
Daisy Dimple; yearling hackncy's,
Joseph H.. Widener's Pride OF Wayne.
Mares, fifteen hands or over, three
years old or over, w. Seward Webb's
White Socks. Mares fifteen hands or
over, three years old or over, certified
10 have foaled this year, w. Seward
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NEW MINISTRY.


HONOLULU, Nov. 10. - Queen
LilloukRlani has appointed the fol-
lowing cabinet to succeed the one late
ly ousted by the legislature: Hon. q.
l.. Wilcox, minister OF the interior;
Hon. NJ. IL. Robinson, OF foreign
atiais; Hon. Peter Jones, OF
finance; Hon. Cecil Brown, attorney
general.
The suit In behalf OF United States
Minister Stevens against Daniel
Logan, editor OF the Bulletin, GU a
carge OF libel, was dropped Novem-
Der Sth by consent OF tho prosecu-
ton,
The present cabinet will probably
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Goycruor-Eiec, rurney.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov, l6.-rhere
are various reports concerning the Ill
ness OF Governor.elect Turney. One
says his condition Ia not serious;
another, probably fatal. In the latter
event, Buchanan will be governor two
years more. The constitution says the
governor shall keep his seat till
another ia elected and inaugura,ed, and
that but one election shall DO held.
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. l6.-Auditor w.
X. Alderman OF the Worlds Fair has
tendered his resignation, aud informed
the local committee that n leak exists
between the trensurer's office and the
gates. He does not charge that the
shortage Is due TO dishonesty, but says
that thousands OF tickets OF admission
have disappeared, and as ho has no
control over the men at the gates, he
declines to Jeopardize als reputation by
remaining In the office.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-17

CHICAGO, Nov. DOWN. Anderson
was arrested today while selling for
s., 10 sets OF ivory billiard balls worth
5000. This arrest brought out the story
for the first time that on Saturday
night the store Of q. q, Akam Manu-
featuring Co., was robbed OF between
100 and 200 sets, worth in tho aggre-
gate tho large sum Of $4,000.
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TINE DEACON CASE.
Review OF the Iady's History! A
BLACK Record.

PARIS, Nov. l6.-Whon NJ. Barbour
concluded, NJ. Clunal, who appeared
Tor Mr.. Deacon, traced the history OF
Mrs. Deacon's liaison with Abellu
from the beginning OF the time
Abeille was shot by Deacon. He do.
MED that Deacon missed his wife. aud
said tho statements that he was n man
Of violent temper were untrue. Mrs.
Deacon was awoman OF pleasure. Her
intrigue with Abeille was not sudden
weakness. Five weeks after her con-
tlnement Abeille was found with her.
Mira. Deacon admitted this. Then she
loft Paris for Cannes. She stopped at
the Hotel Noailles In Marsollles, and
there Abellle Joined her under an
assumed name. Mrs. Deacon used the
child to screen her adultery.
NJ. Clunal concluded his speech by
declaring that woman who behaved
as Mrs. Deacon had was not ut to have
the custody Of Il child. Court then
adjourned.
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KILLED HIS CHILDREN.
The Result or Extreme Poverty and
Sickness,

Boston, Nov. l8.-GuiBeppe Patose,
an Italian, last night cut the throats OF
his two children, aged six and eleven,
and then cut his own. The children
died instantly and the father was
found today lying on miserable bed
In room in a dying condition. He
can not recover. Patose, who is about
fifty years old, madoa miserable living
by selling ohestnuts on the street and
even this bare plttauce was lately cut
oil by sickness. Letters left show that
Patose was OF good family, anu 1t Is
stated that the causes OF the crime arc
poverty and sickness.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-17

PARIS, Nov. lG.-The government
bill providing for the imposition OF se-
veror penalties upon Anarchist papers
that incite TO violence, and generally
adding TO the stringency OF the press
laws, was introduced In the chamber
today. An exciting debate followed,
but the chamber adjourned without
taking vote on the measure.
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WAsHIEdTos, Nov. lG.-The trea-
sury has issued It's circular modifying
the immigrant policy Of the govern.
men,, and combining the landing 70.
stric,ions to steerage passengers. YES.
sells that bring immigrants as cabin
passengers viii not be refused entry
after passing the local quarantine.
Passengers, however, must submit to
medical examination.
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Tho Now YORK. Acndemy OF medicine.

NEW YoRS, Nov 10 Tho anniver.
sary meeting OF the New York AGA.
denny OF Medicine viii be made men-
orablo tomorrow by the presence Of
number Of foreign delcgotes 70 the
International Medicine congress,
which meets In tho City OF Mexico,
November 31lh. Many prominent
German physicians are among the
number.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-17

NEW YoRil, Nov. l8.-A reception
was given TO Cardinal Gibbons, Arch.
bishop 5Atoili ard other church digni.
larics ct the Catholic club on West
Finy.ninth street tonight. President.
elect Cleveland was among tho distln.
guished guests and was warmly
greeted. Governor Flownr, Baron
Fava and many other noiables were
present.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-17

CINCINNATf, Nov.l6.-Thc forenoon
session Of the presbytery In the trial OF
Professor Smith for heresy was occu-
pied with the argument OF DIR. McGib-
bon for the prosecution. The rev.
speaker held the charges were such us
constituted an ofienso against the doc.
trines OF the church, and that they
were proved.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. l6.-The general
missionary committee met In the
Methodist Church In session here.
Appropriations for home and foreign
missionary work aggregate 81 $40, 900,
besides 100000 for women's home and
foreign missionary societies. The
work OF the missions Is progressing
most satisfactorily.
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LONDON, Nov. lG,-A Paris corres-
pendent OF the Times says a general
feeling pervaded the chamber toward
ministry Is safe. The budget COM
order to meet the deficit resulting from
the remission OF duties on drinks.
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CHICAGO, Nov. l6.-An afternoon
paper says an investigation into the
illegal reductions allowed by A. +.
Brok asiki and other clerks In the water
office in water rates 80 far coyers eight
Of the iifty-sevcn ledgers and that IL IL
estimated tho Irregularities in these foot
up u 100000.
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rnsaonrcrs Not Allowed to Land.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10. - Tho
steamship Indiana, which arrived here
from Liverpool yesterday, was pre-
vented from landing her passengers,
including 100 immigrants aud 2s 0ccu-
pants OF the cabin, by treasury officials.
The refusal was based upon the fact
that the vessel had not observed the
twenty.day quarantine proclamation
issued by President Harrison on Sep.
TENDER LIST.
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Smallpox In Puget sound Country.

SEATTLE, WASH, Nov. l5.-The
prevalence Of smallpox In the Puget
Sound country has occasioned many
Wild rumou', but no alarm h manifested
by the people, rs every place has taken
precautions TO prevent the spread Of
the disease. The disease first broke
out in railroad camp along the Great
Northern, and MI along the line men
were taken down with tho disease.
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A Tour Round the world.

NEW York, Nov. l6.-Mr. and Mrs.
III. Hurd, counted among the richest
people In New York, start on their tour
OF the world tomorrow. They arc
booked to leave by the Fuerst Bis
marck, and will visit all the missions
along their proposed route, giving help
where II seems TO them most necessary.
Their route Ia to Genoa, thence TO
Alexandria, thence to Cairo, md then
on to Alden and Bombay. Their stay
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. IO.-An even.
ing paper says: "According to news
received from Portland, Stephen J.
Fields, associate justice OF the United
States Supreme Court, will shortly re-.
sign, and the vacancy will be filled by
the appointment Of United States Sen.
ator Joseph N. Dolph OF Oregon.
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CLEVELAND, Nov. l6.-The annual
convention OF tho national non partisan
w. G. II. u. began this morning and
committees were appointed. The secre-
tary's report showed steady, but not
remarkable growth, and the work 10
extending.
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CHICAGO, Nov. lG.-The father OF
James Corbeti, the pugilst, was in
the city today aud declares that he
recently urged his son to leave the
ring for good. The champion after
much talk ngrced to retire after he had
fought just once more, and he wanted
that hght TO DO with Mitchell.
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. 16.-A local paper
will assert tomorrow that the whisky
trust has purchased the Nebraska
Distlllery company OF Nebraska
City, the Central Dlstilling company
OF this city, the Dudson company OF
Cincinnati, the Star DIstillery OF
Pekin, and the Crescent Distillory OF
Pekin, Ill.
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CHICAGO, Nov. 1B.-A Swedish i'm.
migrant girl was found suffering with
smallpox yesterday and N not Ox-
pected 10 live. The health board
officers charged carelessness at quar-
antine, tny Ing the inspection Of immi-
grants Is but periunctory.
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CHICAGO, Nov. lG.-rhe Transcon.
tinental association Is dead. The
Great Northern declined to attend the
meeting today, and after an Intellectual
attempt TO adopt q new agreement, the
chairman was instructed to wind up
the affairs Of tho association as soon as
possible after December 3lst.
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LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov. 49,
Special Master In Chancery Slmms,
appointed TO investigate the books OF
EX.State Treasurer Woodruff, reported
today an additional shortage in tho
account OF Si,5S7. This makes the
total shortage 100000.
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in India "a to be n long ons. From
thofr they go to Ceylon, thence to the
island OF Java, thence TO China aud
Japan, where they Will remain several
mOnths, aud then TO the Sandwich
Islands and home.
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DnInnEe.l by VIC.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. TO- The Joch &
Loeber oompany's plant and one or two
adjoining buildings We're damaged
this evening by Are to tho extent Of
Sl50,0O0.
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Anarchist Francois.

LONDON, Nov. l0.-Fmncois, the
French a anarchist wanted In Paris on
the charge Of causing the explosion In
the restaurant OF NJ. Very, was
turned over to the French officers
today.
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LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE Chronicle
enys there IL q rumor current that Lord
Randolph Churchill has purchased the
Pal Nall Gdscttc.
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LoNa BRANCH, Nov. l6.-A severe
storm is raging along this portion Of the
coast ana considerable damageis being
done TO bulkheads, bluffs and other
property.
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ouRAY, Col, Nov. l6.-The ouray
and Ironton stage coach fell over a
bank this morning, badly iDIuring a
number Of passengers.
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ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE.
convention OF Twenty fourth Annua,
Meeting

st! 81, LOUIS, Nov. l0.-The twenty
,Iufih annual meeting OF tho Army Of
iuIe tennessee convened at the Lindell
"0'ei THIS morning and was presided
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rnE Me- PERCE INDIANS.

Secretary Noble today appointed
Roher. schellicher OF Lewiston, Ida,
], r. Alien OF the Indian office, aud
Cyrus BeUce Of Oakaloosa as IN commits.
SION TO negotiate with the Nes Perez
lnlians IN Idaho for the cession 10 the
United States Of the surplus lands OF
their reservation under the provisions
Of the act Of July 10, 1892.
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MARRIED..
Phillip a. Pabst aud Margaret ma.
ther.

KENosHA, Wis, Nov. 10. - Philip
g. PAbst and Margaret Finlayson
margaret Matthew were married by
Rev. Frank A. Pease, u Methodist
Minister OF this city, July Goth last. At
the time OF the marriage no request
was made to keep It secret, but at a
later date when Pabst and Pease met
on train the request was made as tho
minister In that Interview was INFORM
cd who the parties were.
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THE SEAL FISHERIES.
Conclusive Proof Against Major VIII
Hams said 10 DO Obtained.

VICTORIA, b. O., Nov. l6.-MajJr
Sherwood OF the dominion police re-
turned from the North and West coast
today with, II Is said, conclusive proof
that Major Williams, the special oillcor
OF the United States treasury depart.
ment, influenced the Indians to make
a statement supporting American pre-.
tensions regarding the soal fisheries.
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CAPTAIN w. q. Caulson, U. $. n.
A. Ia been detached from duty In
csp,mand Of the revenue steamer Rush
and ordered to duty In the life saving
service Us inspector OF stations on the
Pacific coast vice Captain j. M.
white, deceased. His successor ne
commander Of the Rush has not yet
been selected.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-10-20
ED BRAZELII

:se.s v..ssr Ut Pu1irc sale ana sell to The
dsscrih.d @ Ior cash In hand, the following