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into office. He ha- pursued It with a
view VI getting up n reputation for
himself ~ q diplomatint.
The "Yrnlic" has arrived NJ Monte
vidco. The British bark "ltavens-
wood" Captain Hull, from San Fnn-
cisco, has putin here with the loss OF q
mast nlu yards.
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INV vALrAR,r,o INCIDENT.
The course ~ tho chilean Authorities
NINn. sAlI.factinn ~ MmshLmgInm.

The Course OF tho chilean Authorities
Gives Satisfaction ~ Washington
WAsuINuroN, Jan. 1. - The cor.
respOndenuo which tho President
promises To send TO Congress relating
10 tho attack upon the "Baltimpru"
sailors will not be cent now. la fact,
there Il reason to believe that some
uays viii elppse before the public Will
know officially just what has passed
between the department OF stale aud
Minister Eagan ON QUE side aud the
Chilean minister Of foreign affairs aud
Minister Moutt ON the other. The
unofficial announcement NJ the
practical completion VI tho Ju-
diclal proceedings In Valparaiso
and the Intention Of the Chilean legal
authorities 10 pa ni-h the three Chill
ears convicted OF participation In the
assault, has given Satisfaction here
and Is generally regarded a. a distinct
concession by the Chileans 10 the
United States, az showing that there
will not, In all probability, ha. any fur.
thor undue delay in the disposition ~
the case. These tidings have not, 20
far IA learned, been officially made
known 10 Secretary Blaine by Mlnis.
ter Mont, anu It may bo that tho lat.
ter will await tine sentence OF the con-
vicicd .Chlesns before he presents TO
the Secretary the conclusions reached
by the judicial authorities OF his Coun-
Try. With mstturs IA this promising
condition II Is unlikely that n disturb.
ing element will be- introduced in the
negotiations by tho publication OF the
complete correspondence.
THEY Will APOLOGIZE.
New York, Jau. i.-rhe Horq'd,s
Valparaiso correspondent says he hears
that the Chilean. government has
oabled Orders to Minister Pedrs Mont
at Washington TO make ~ sincere
apology TO the United States for the
unfortunate and deplotable attack upon
tho "BSltimOre" sailors ON October
10th last, AN apology unqualified In
character. Tho other matters which
have been in dispute between Chile
mud the United States are speedily to
be considered by the new adnlinislra.
ton,
From semi-oillcial sources 1t Il
learned that the reason why the Santi-
ago police are kept in the vicinity OF
the American legation Is that the in.
tend,n,u OF the city Is In daily rcccip,
Of letters containing threats to burn
anu sack tue legation.
The correspondent ASSERTS that Il "a
no secret that those who cherish ideas
| OF war between the Uuited States anu
ChIleRre the fiiends OF Balmncedl.
Thu correspondent learns that the
German minister, Eutlschmidt offered
the services OF hia country ~ mndi,
aiOr ON his own responsib lity. This
Is In line with his colrse Of action ever
since the present government camt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-05

an Interview To-Day with the Pope.
They came tor complete accord rogsri-
iug the future mutual policy. The
Pope accepted France's terms for con.
Citation, Including cessation Of the
episcopal letters to the a fchbishop of
Ak and the suppression OF thcCathollc
electoral oaiechiHms.
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WAsiuNGrOS, Jan. "a United
States commissioner nj Deming, Nm,
recently decided that the country
whence he came"in the casc ofalChina-
nan who hat entered this country
from Mexico WAS Mexico and otdetni
his return 10 that county.
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A mcrican deputy consul general, has
Resigned and Wi shortly fctume tho
businrss management OF the Indiana
polls journal.
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a wrench Author Attempts TO Commit
sutetdf.

PANS, Jan. ~ DOmaupassant the
well known French author, who was
seeking nj Cannes 10 recover from
nervous disorders from which lac Il SUI.
icrlng, mate two futile attempt. ~ com-
nit suicide last Friday nighI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-05

Agricultural experiment stations aro
now IN operation in all the states and
territories except Montana and Idaho.
During the year new stations have boon
established IN Wyoming, Oklahoma and
Washington. OF the hfty.hvo stations
IN tho United States, iilty receive thair
support wholly or In part from the
United States treasury. The station,
employ $50 persons In the work OF ad.
miu.strauon and inquiry. Tho results
and processes Of their EXPERIMENT. arc
described IN tho station bulletins aud
reports.
Congress ought TO give that gnnrautcc
to the bonds of the Nicaragua Canal
company Chat .hepresidcut recommonds.
This Is ono Of The bill, chat should have
bscE passed last congress-
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nern,nn Mlrrr- airlAn

BERLIN, Jan. l,-rhe miners Of
Holzappel district, near Wiesbadsn,
have struck. The .roops are keeping
order.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-05

Good old Dom Pedrol The kind OF
empire ho ran was better than the 10.
public which followed 1t,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-05

wHcH THE VERDICT or TIE jury
WAS RENDERED.
rho MlEslng witness In thc "rn'cs'
Trial soc seen In chicago.

DEsvER, jan. 4.--Coi0nel Bali0u,
tho lawyer from Providence, IL. l.,
connected with tho Graves. Barnsby
casr, IL misHing He took the train for
Chicago when the verdict was render
Ell and probably arrived there this
morning.
When seen by an Associated Press
reporter this afternoon, Or. Graves en-
phntically reiterated hts denial VI hav-
ing mad. confession. He taye that
Drputy Sheriff Wilson came IN ana
woke him up AZ $3.50 In the morning
and said he had lust come from Dis
trict Attorney Stevens; that Stevens
advised Graves 10 make n confession
duplicating Baliou, saying he would
HELM him out, Graves HRys lie refused
10 make any statement. Wilson still
maintains that the doctor confessed,
bus Deputy Means refuses to talk on
the suhlsct.
IL lsassrrtud that detective Ia the
employ II John II. Conrad, tho late
Mrs. Barnaby's sOn.in-law, j. follow
ing Baliou In his Eastern trip. No
warrant for Rallou'e arrest has been L.
sued, but the grand jury Il now In ses'
sion and II n asserted that they are
examining the deputy sheriff regard
ing the alleged confession.
Mn. Baliou ~ here and quite III. DR..
Graves, wife has been out ~ her head
most Of the time since the verdict was
rendered ami was rnving about the
doctor being hung. His mother bear
II with more iOriitpde.
10 has been charged by the dU'onfe
that tho Jury was unduly Influenced
during the trial by having access 20 the
daily papers, but thojurors sirenuously
deny this.
Whom tho grand jury adjourned at
late hour this evening Il was learned
that nothing hal been done In regard
10 indlcting BAllou.
Or. Graves caused a surprise tonight
by stating that Bsllou had come to him
Sunday night last and told him that
he was going 10 leave town, because lac
was AFRAID Of being arrested II he
stayed any longer. When the doctor
gave this information he suddenly be.
came reticent, aud nothing further
cluld be learned from him.
BALLou CANNOT ESCAPE.
sr. LOUIS, Jan. "A special dis.
patch from Denver s,y7 that John
Conrad, witness ior the State IN tho
Gmvo7.BtrnaOy case, speaking OF Col.
BsllOus highi, said to-day; "Althuugh
Ballou has fled, 1t h rs easy TO bring
him back hi 70 was for him to disappear.
/ will follow MIN 10 the utmost parts OF
the world" The grant Jury meets to-
day, when Bnllou's 4 ght viii he con.
sidcred. II Is expected that ne Will bo
indicted In the next iuw days.
NOT SEEN IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Jau. 4.--Nothing has been
seen here Of Colonel Blliou, the law.
yer connected with theGuvcs- Btrnahy
ease, who disappeared from Denver
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-05

Tho North Carolina experiment station
calls the attention Of southern farmers
TO n method for keeping irish potatoes
in edible condition after March 1, pub.
lished by the French minister Of asri.
culturo In an official bulletin. This
method Of preservation consists Ia plung.
ing tho tubors, before storing th1m
away, for ten hours into n per cent.
solution Of commercial snlphuric acid In
watcr-two parts OF acid to 100 parts Of
water The acid peuc,rStos the eye to
tho depth Of about ono.fortieth OF an
inch, which serves to destroy thor
sprouting power; 1t does not have any
appreciable effect upon the skin Of the
potatoes. After remaining in the liquid
ten hours the tubers must DO thorough.
ly dried before the storing away. The
same liquid may be used any number Of
times with equally good results. Abar.
rel or tank OF any kind will do for the
treatment Tho acid Is 70 diluted Il.
does not affect the wood. Chemical
analysis shows that potatoes treated by
this process are rs nutritious aud health
full after eighteen months rs when fresh.
~ dug, but they are, Of course, WORTHLESS,
for planting.
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nALLDu cANN0r EscArn.


CHICAGO, Jau. i.--NOthing has been
seen here Of Colonel Bsllou, tho law.
yer connected with theGuvcs-B Tnahy
ease, vino dispppsared from Denver
and went 90 Chicago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-05

Nrw lORS, Jan. i.--Stnntpr JAMES
T. aawarIs, who defeated Perry Ned-
der iu thv Chndtauqua district, Is to-
hHy the biggest link In the political
mnddlp which engages the a.teutiOn nl
Tue POLITICAL leaders ~ the state. Ho
IL bigger than the legislature itself for
without him the Senate cannot organ
l8e with . legal quorum. The Demo.
ofh'7 have sixteen Senators, but it takes
seventeen q make quorum. Senator
Edwards designales himself as an ln-
dependent Republican, hut has been
quoted asfaying TINT he would at with
lht Democrats 10 OrganiEl tho Senate
tomorrow. The fiiteeu out aud out
heuu0lican Senators slid 70 favor the
Plan OF ahsentiuy themselves tomorrow
70 prevent qpordm, held meeting
hrretlday Ia CoulunCtionwith Plattand
other leaders, 10 determine whO. to do.
Senator Hlscock was also present. Ed
Nafda had been invited % meet with
lhtm, but his failure 10 respond In re-.
gaided as 0minous. After lengthy
discussion, all tbs Republicans seemed
Asierd on one point, and that In that
unless Edwards refuses to aid the
democrats In ctgauizing tue Senate, In
viii be useless for the other Republi.
can senators To remain away. Some
philosophical Republicans profess TO be-
indifferent to Edwards attitude. As
70 his standing on tho contest between
walker { Dem.) and Sherwood (Rep.)
IN the Twenty-srventh district, Ed
wards Ia said to have stated that no
would not vote for Walker; that no
man shout be admitted to the Senate
VINO had l6iO votes less than his oppO.
hcnti ana that the electors 0f the dis.
uicl should have another election.
Most OF the senators lett tonight.
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a woll known bird fanoier was boast
ing that his parrot would repeat any.
thing that he told him. For example
lac told him several times before some
friends to say uncle, but the parrot
would not repeat 1t, In his anger he
seized the bird, and, half twisting his
neck, said, Say uncle, you beggar,"
and threw him into tho iowlhousc, In
which he had ten prize Dorlxings.
Shortly aiterward, thinking he had
killed the parrot, he went to the pen.
10 his surprise he saw nine OF the fowls
dead ON the lloor with their necks wrung
and tho parrot standing on the tenth
twisting lis neck and screaming SAY
uncle you beggar. say 'unclep"
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ALBANY, \. y, Jan. i.-The Demo-
olauc assemblymen tonight otucused,
hning Robert Bush OF Chemung
lgCHoveruor Hilps county, for speaker.
me republicans namei General j. w.
~ ,'sl which constitutes him leader
OF lhe Republican minority.
lhe Democratic Senate caucus
nalneu Senator Canton for president
pro tenn.
Late last night an Associated Press
Wpotttr met senator Edwards, and
ne lalltr tnid he would certainly at.
"hu The Senate meeting tomorrow,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-30
DEATH FROM CHOLERA
Great Britain Visited blythe
Dreaded SCOurge.
= STRICT SANITARY RULES
Issued to Shipowners in Regard to the
Landing Of Immigrants.r

LONDON. Aug. O.--If all the deaths that
are being reported from Asintic cholera
are true, th.re Is no doubt of Great
Britain's hav;hg visitation OF the dreaded
Bcourge From Gravesend, Swansea, Glas-
lgow and Dundee, towns In England. Scot
land and Wales. reports come Of deaths
from the disease, showing that the efforts
rof the health officials to keep 1t out Of the
country have proved fruitlcss. And now
sones report that person has died from
Asiatic cholera az Bolton, the large manu-
,f,,cturing town which lies twelve miles
Inorthwest Of Manchester.
Tho permission given by the health
loflcials At Middlesborough for the land
hing OF the crew Of the steamer Corona
lfrom Hamburg promises to have most
IseriOus results AS previously announced
the vessel was placed In quarantine after
lone Of the crew had been attacked by
tine ships company had departed for their
ihofnes. Six Of them went TO Dundee.
where they reside, while another of the
Grew wont to Aberdeen. Among those
lH'ho went to Dundee was Mr. Walker the
hrriyal there ne was taken sick and died
IN few hours. The physician who at
fnndcd him says there Is no doubt that
his doash was due to cholera.
"A sailor arrived at Swansea from Cork
l}ie was ronpi - be suffering with cholera
knd VIVA iinn,, iiately removed to the chol-
l. rG hus.'ibal. a steamer belonging To the
lsamc company as the Portia has been Ia
lQuarantiue q. Cuxhaven on the Elbe, fifty
6!ghi milcs northwest of HAMBURG for
l'y,fk, OWN tu deaths from cholera hav-
ing ,ecurIoi on board of her. This
lbtes,o'r Is expected at Gravesend with u
'larso numl.,l oi poor immigrants. The
inhabitants of Gravesend are awaiting
Pier arrival with much apprehension.
,firavosond IL only twenty miles from
Iz.ondon.
The local government board has issued reg
,ulttiOns requiring shipowners, under heavy
penalties, to retain aboard ship all foreign
immigrants who are unable TO inform the
iport medical officer of their destination
jand address to enable the local authori-
Ties to watch them until all danger of
icholera is passed. No immigrant In a
dirty condition will be allowed to land
until all tho sanitary regulations regard
ing bathing, etc. are complied with. The
order will be q yidly executed. II will be
the cause of considerable expense and an
lnoyance to shipowners and will probably
result insthe cessation of the immigration
iof destitute aliens, at whom the order ia
levident,y aimed. Il will not interfere
with emigrants In transit across England
len route for America
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-30
THE TARIFF PLANK.
Hon. william l.. Wilson on the Demo
cratic Position.

Hon. william l.. Wilson on the Demo
cratic Position.
Congressman Wilson, Of West Virginia.
says IN The North American Review for
September;
The temper and the courage OF the Dem
ocratio party are nightly different In 1892
from what they were In 1884; what WAS
necessary prudence then would be coward
ice now. The convention responded fully
and heartily ~ the feeling Of the party it
represented IL meant that there should
be nothing ambiguous about the party
attitude TO tat cause, and that the state
ment of its fundamental principle should
not be overldd with cumulative limit.
tions And In all this the convention Wa
right.
After the Mills idll and the special bills
passed by the present house, IL is superflu
Gus TO assure the people that the Demo
cratic rarty, wil proceed carefully and
conncrgntlveiy IN reducing the tariff. In
view OF the Amense increase IN our AN
nual expenditures and the steady swelling
of our penEion lat 1t is equally unneces-
sary To repeat that taxes collected at the
custom house must remain the chiefsou
of oar revenue. Ease and simplicity of
collection will ,Sways give preference to
indirect tnxes collected through a tariff
of duties on I'm port Ell articles The power
of the Governn nt 10 tax an article for rev
enue IL seized by the private interest to
tax a competitor out Of the market. or 10
handicap him in his efforts To compete In
the market.
A system oi direct taxation would effeo
tually check such extravaganza as led TO
the billion dollar congress, and would pre-
vent that partnership between the gov
ernment and great private interests that
Is rife with political scandals and with un-
Just burdens to the people. But such a
system was doubtless impracticable In the
beginning and seems scarcely less so now.
We are called upon as the urgent duty Of
the hour and of all time to guard against
the perversioB of our tariff system that
has ripened into the Mckinley bill.
From the wrongs that now oppress us
under that bill we must work back as
rapidly as We can 20 a system whore duties
will be levied for purposes Of revenue only,
and having reached that reform we shall
In due time so amend our tariff system as
to purge IL more and moro Of private ex
tortion and of inequality of burden. Nor
can the Democratic party any longer de
rive strength from pandering TO the delu-
sion that protective duties can In any way
directly benefit labor. Tho intelligent
laboring man, whose vote N his own,
knows better perhaps than any other man,
for he knows by experience, that pro
tective tariff is question of the enhance
ment OF the profits of capital, not Of The
increase OF the wages Of labor which would
reduce those n-"a.-
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-30
Precautions In the United stateA

y NRw York, Aug. SO-The following
order Is about to be issued by Health Off
Ger Jenkins: All vessels from cholera in
'fected ports or carrying steerage passengers
from infected localities will be subjected
ITO quarantine of detention from two to
'flve days. Passengers and their baggage
will be transferred TO Hoffman island,
where they will receive both while bag
gage and clothing are disinfected by
steam. Immediately after such transfer.
.steerage and cargo will be disinfected
The passengers will then return to the ship,
which, In the absence of any develop
ment OF any suspicious cases, will be al
flowed 70 proceed to her dock.
HARTFORD, Aug. 8O.-A special meeting
lof the state board OF health was held yea
,terday because a telegram was received
kypm tho Illinois board asking them 20 re
quest the president 10 issue an order
,stopping all immigration from the cholera
districts. The board did not think tho
president had the power TO issue such al
.ortler, but sent word to the Illinois boar A
Ithat they would do all that was possible
Ito suppress cholera II IL appeared here
4, WAsHNaTor, Aug 80.-Acting Secrc-
ttary Of the Treasury Spaulding said he b.
llieved every precautionary measure that
could no taken 20 prevent the admission of
kholora into the United States had been
taken
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-30
II Is There. Can You Find 1t?
TRY TT!
TRY. IT.!

Take package of White Rose Washing
Powder which ~ sold by all grocers and ON
the face of each wrapper is an illustration OF
n little girl in the act of telcphoning for the
White Rose Washing Powder. Hold the
package in q certain position in your hand
and you. may md MAS BEST
FRIEND" IL you find II, please mark Its
location wnh pen and ink rs lead pencil will
not show plain enough on the illustration.
After locating same with ink, enclose wrap.
per IN an envelope, post paid In full and
send To the White Rose Washing Powder Co.,
Pawtucket X. i.
To the first four locating IL correctly we
will give the following prizes
First nrize, Five Dollars In Gold and one
box OF White Rose Washing Powder.
Second prize, Three Dollars and one box
offWhite Rose Washing Powder.
Third Prize, One Dollar and one box of
White Rose Washing Powder.
Fourth Prize, One box OF White Rose WASH
ing Powder.
All the above boxes contain thirty six
packages of that wonderful time and labor
saving article, White Rose Washing Powder.
All answers must be in by September 9Th.
The names of the lucky persons will be pub
lished in these columns on september Sth.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-30
AT HAMBUR0.
The Disease Thought to he Abatina IN
Several Quarters OF the City.

Several Quarters OF the City.
HAMBURG, Aug. 0.-1he official cholera
statistics place the number of now cases
lof the disease reported on Saturday at 435.
and the number OF deaths mt las On SUP
lday and up to noon yesterday l4s new
cases and 70 deaths were reported.
The disease appears to be abating In sew
ieral quarters Of the city. There was much
less demand for ambulances during the
might.
In Altoona II cases of cholera and 83
deaths from the disease were reported
from noon Saturday up to noon yesterday
lowing to the outbreak of the disease In
the prison, minor offenders TO the number
fof l50 have been released The decrease
iof the disease in Hamburg and Altona has
been most noticeable since Sunday night.
isolated cases have been reported from
lSchiffbeck, ,Bergedorff, HarburG, Elrnshorn
land Uetersen, suburbs Of Hamburg At
,'Wansbeck, three miles northeast of Ham.
burg, n favorite summer resort OF the mer-
lchants of the city, there were cases Of
the disease and deaths up to Saturday
,eveninQ
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-30
Panic Prevailing.

/, ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 80.-Cholera has
reached Merv, in Turkestan, and q panic
prevails among the inhabitants. The
Armenian merchants wanted to close
their shops Immediately, but the governor
iobjeoted TO this course and threatened to
expel the merchants from the country If
they did not continue business. Should
tthe Arnenians be allowed to close their
shops IL would cause great distress A
dispatch from Vladikavkas, capital Of the
government Of Torek. says that every
town and village In the government is
affected with cholera.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-30
Iron HnIl Receivers.

RfcHaorp, Aug. 0-In the chaucery
lcourt receivers were appointed Of all as
,sets of the supreme sitting of the Ire a
Hall and iis ocal branches In Richmond.
lNorfolk, Portsmouth, Petersburg and
'other points IN Virginia
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-30
TIowers For FuneraIs

Made up at short notice and OF every aesirn
nj Frank OReilly's. % High street. satisfac
tton guaranteed.
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