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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-13

Al icehouse Ought a. be- ventilated ~
tho ends toward ID" top 20 that h0;
,ir. which always rises 10 tie top. may
escape Ia summer In the ughtc,t iro.
house more " lcss hot uir will always
got in
The health authorities Of London have
been notified % an extensive outbroa,
Of piouropncumuuiu IN south London
In one dairy alone iif'y COWS have bucu
killed. owing 10 tho inct That they wer5
suffering from this disease
Dairymcn who must buy cow feed arc
In duty bound 10 keep a close watch u
.hc market There are lines WHOM
cheap lots OF feed can be- secured and
these the man who would make dairy.
ing pay must look gu, fur
There isa revolution going on In an
tho departments Of agriculture, dairyiu,
aud 1.-Two stock raising. The man who Is
10 succeed In amy Of these industries in
the fniuro IN hc who will use his brains
"a shrcwdly and constantly ~ the great
iinaucior uses his The old fashioned
slow. ignorant farmer and dairyman.
with their sloppy, dawdling methods,
will fortunately soon now be starved
out. shrowd. quick and inr-ightod rs
the city business man must the new kind
OF milhHan and butter maker be.
II tho farmer looks about and com.
biucs with his noighhna, tho middle.
man cannot get all the profits ON milS
The retail milk dealers Of Chicago
have combined, claiming TINT their uc-
ton was made necessary by % rise IN
prices on tho part OF the funnra, who
have formed an association aud control
1900 out Of ~. 0UJ cans brought 10 that
city every morning
Field and Farm rcinnrls that Colo
RADIO Is notably short on crctmuiios md
cheese factories Why do not some nc.
cOinplishcl eastern crcamcryuon ana
chnoscmakers migrate 90 Colorado and
grow up with tho country? Colorado Is
"a grand state.
Did you ever try feeding skim milk 20
the cows that gHyoit rs u profitable way
Of disposing OF III
At the Connecticut Dairymen'5 asso-
Citations annual meeting at Hartford,
Jan. TO- $500 In prizes will he awarded
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-13

A thief which has been robbing Sa.
lem (Mnss) firm OF groceries proves 10
be dog. For several weeks the firm
has been missing small articles from
the store, and fow days ago they no.
ticod that the dog after lettering around
outside for awhile entered, picked mp IA
orange aud left, In fow minutes he
returned and stoo an car Of corn.
The dog went directly to the homo Of
a family in the neighborhood and doliy
cred tho stolen articles. Not u thing
was bruised. The dog is a setter It 4
supposed It has been trained 10 steal. A
warrant for tho arrest OF the animal has
not vet been sworn out. - Rnston ,'...-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-13

LONDON, Feb. Elm the Commons
today the debate was continued on
Hedmond'a amendment In favor OF
releasing the treason-felony prisoners.
Fitzgerald complained OF the silence Of
Sir William Vernon Harcourt, whom
lac regarded As the real Jsier OF Egan
aud DAILY. "Slr William" he said,
chad Stunned the debate. The prison.
ers had been convicted OF the most
heinous crime that could DO conceived
Of" lilo concluded 10y denuuncing
FenlGnisnI Ms calculated 10 incito out.
fAgcs. HIS remarks about Fenianiem
were frequently warmly interrupted
by tue Irish members. William Red
mond strongly repudiated the assertion
that Fenianism melted TO violence.
lie said, amid Irish cheers, that men
IN Ireland hGG been driven 10 despera-
ton by the tyranny OF successive gov
ernments. After further debate, Red
mond's amendment was negatived-
l6s 10 %.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-13

captured Ivy the cordape trust The
farmer IL In great di'ife.s. lie secs
combinca on every erticle he raises,
to, vac to hahi himself IL 10 combine
also. This probably Is one Of the rca.
sonl why some OF the Alliance mon
ioiuri tho National Union.
d. McCunc said thai be went ~ tho
New York meeting last June, deter.
mined TO prole tie schtmo To the hot.
tom. Alter bearing The plan, he saw
no bar In the WAY OF The Alliance no.
eeptlng the compeuy's terms. lie
fh'nhs TINT tho National Union Is all
right. ,
Jerry Simpson esij tllat the Alliance
hai u narrow c4cnpe from costing into
thr CLUTCHES OF n gigantic trust, llt IN"
schcmc was happily discovered IN time,
aus, when the alliance met In Couyen.
lion .n indianapolis lHst November,
the National Union company went
under.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-13

t.nRnsHuno, y. NJ, Fcu. l-.--A re.
pos from tiir white Mountain Indian
reservation s,aica tina. there axe leans
o! trouble, owing 10 the complication
arising between the Indians aud COW.
boys On the reservation. TIE trouble
originally grew uut OF tho killing Of "a
s0ua ~ hy O Mexican named Psmmilk,
wto las since lecn arrested aud placed
il tho Clifton jail it r. untgntgod
Jhatthe interior Department has issued
nrdrt. 10 Immediately move all the
cattle from the reservation. Unless
some action IL taken ,foun'u IL fcnfei,
owing 10 TIT excited condition Of the
ImIluna.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-13

1t Is an old saying that thcrc arc
many tricks in every trade, but per
haps there Is nothing about which
moro deceit can DO used than In tho
sale of furs. Few women know
much about them, Abarguin sale Of
Russian hare mIhs az one dollar said
10 be marked way down, will often
lure many 10 buy, though these Same
muds were probably made in tho
cnemcnthUusod districts at oigthyfve
cents q dozen. Tho conflicting state.
mcnts IN regard 10 the difference be.
tween MORE astipkhan aud curly
would confuse a buyer 80 that she
could scarcely tell which was the
.truth and which the lllschood.
IL seems 10 DO u fact ON pretty good
authority, however, that the smooth,
40 called MORE astrakhan capos arc
very poor wearing ones and not a.
valuable as tho others. Black mar.
ten is not infrcquontly designated as
Alaska sable, which in realitymay DO
only skunkskin. Natural uudycd
seal is Of a light tan shade aud is
much used FOR fancilul coaching Jack
ots, also for collars and facings TO
eealslSin coats. Brooklyn Eagle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-13

First appropriation hiii Passed Ia the
House.

MAsH1SGToS, Fob. l9.-The House
passed the fret regular appropriation
bill today, aud representatives are
congratulatlng themselves that at last
tho regular work OF the ecsslOu has
teen entered upon. When tho com.
mitteo Of the whole reported the
amended military academy appropris.
ton bill, tho Republicans demanded
the yeas aud nays on one or two DEM
ocratic amendments, reducing various
items Of the appropriation. They were
voted down, however, and the bill rs
finally passed contains various reduc-
lions, aggregating in total about
500, 900.
The House then went into commit.
tee Of the whole ON the private calen.
daE discussing the proposition 10 ere
dit Aquilla Jones, Into postmaster at
indianapolis, with 2,5is, tho amount
OF less sustained by him by robbery.
The result ola standing vote on mo.
ton to report the bill without RECON-.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-13

tho combatants stumbled Into the
saloon keepers sleeping room. 10
Jumped up, dnzod, and imaRiuing that
tho place was being robbed and his
wifo's He endangered, seized shot
run and fred. William j.. Kent was
permanently blinded aud perhaps
fatally wounded, and Patrick Fitz-
gerald was badly injured. Kent IL
ono oi the most notod political workers
In the city and an eX.member Of the
Illinois legislature.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-13
speakers at Meeting in Brooklyn
Protest against an Eariy
Convention.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED SIMILAR TO
TIE NEW YORK ONES.
Repeated Cheer, for Grover Cleveland.
Mills Dslctt Tor the
Sp,akcrship.
JicaIs administer- a seathIng Ecbuisc
20 IgtiI.

BRooRLyS, Feb. i2.-hn antl.Hill
meeting. heiG al the CrltenOn Theatre
tonight was iHrsrly Attended. Au-
gustus Hvaly opened the meeting,
aud bis scatDing rcbuko Of I'M anu
his followers was checreI at Cvcry
point, ami there were repeated chtcr1
Tor Htovtr Cleveland. Edward NJ.
Shepherd, chairman u the meeting,
spoke ih severe condemnation Of the
HIN men In calling such an cafly
convention. lie wa followed by John
Dewitt Warner, whose speech was the
principal Uuu ot tho nvening. Warner
first dealt with the defeat Of Mile for
the SptaEurihip. lie snid that Mills
was beaten by n combination Of those
opposed 10 the management uud.r
which the Democratic party had sue
creded, of which combination the
New YORK state Democratic Organl2s-
tlOu, ditsCiud by Governor Hill, was
tho principal iaJ;tr. Whatever may
nave been the motives Of
the 0the,s, Mr., Warner stated
that In his opinion, iilps plan,
rs defined by his Elmira speech,
was To call halt In tariff reform, aud
bring fee coinage TO the front. The
ltNple NiA tlkht 70 protest. tsAlnlt "a
mil-wilter convention. II was only
tho last nnd GROWING crime Of loug
series that the present Democratic
sialo0F-anizatiun had committed, and
hc took 1t that thc mtotIBg meant that
the !. Oplo were not going merely tO
rcluJiltc the convention now called,
hut 20 give notice that they woIld visit
with political death any man OF or
gauiZation tnat dateH thus 10 forge tue
names Of New York Democracy,
Warner was loudly applsudOd, aud
resolutions were thuu adopted Ia line
with those adopted at the New iOrl;
meeting last night, aud continuing the
committee Of twenty-five vino called
this meeting, and requesting them b
enlarge their numbers 10 oue hundred,
and take such stops as they may devm
wise 10 Promote thv purposes VI the
/ meeting.
Rev. DR.. Charles II. Hell next voiced
his protest, and was followed 10y Fred.
| w. HanrlChs, after which the meeting
broke up amid enthusiastic chogn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-13

WAsiuSuroN, Feb. ~. 80 The
Bvhfing ivn Joint commission has nd
Journcd until tomorrow, when II isex'
pected that the reports prepared By tho
rcpri tentatlvca Of Great Britain aud
tie Unitod States viii be submitted
fJr confederation. II ~ expected that
Lord 3all,buty viii act on the uhitra'
ti0n treaty neat week, and the matter
will then he submitted 10 the Senate
without delay. II Ia thought that tho
modus rlreHdi Of last year will 10 re-
nrwod ia time ~ anticipate the de-
parirrs Of the sealing ilctt. The
nruiirit0rs will not be- appointed until
the treaty shall have been ratified. H.,
j. Phelps, cK-minis,er TO ENGLAND,
has been selected ~ tho leading
counsel for the United states Tor IN,
prorosd tribunal aud Will have ,w0 or
three assistants.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-13

A curious instance OF one poison
killing another is reported from
Yackandandah, Victoria, where
strychniue cured q snake bite a
solution Of nitrate oil strychuino in
go parts Of water mixed with u III.
Tie glycoriu, was prepared. and
twenty minims injected hypodcr.
mically at intervals Of ten 10 twenty
minutes with good results. -Phila,
delphia Ledger
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-13
Iuu ONO urrunLrcAss.
Enthusiastic Speeches TOR tho ne
Hlutcy yaritE

= AhHNa AhHAHis
Co1uMBus, o.. Feb. l2.-rhe Ohio
League Of Republican clubl held IT,
seventh annual convention hrgc today.
inpOint oi oiatoty and enthusiasm Il
compared layorahly with THE Sihte RE-
publican convention OF last spfiu-.
Governor Mckinley and ox.Govrrnor
F0Inker made eloquent speeches.
Governor Mckinley anii that the
Democratic House OF Congress had said
that they would root OUT the present
tafin law, root and branch. He pre-.
dicted that they would not eliminate
one item In The next twenty-five year.
Governor Foraker regretted that the
matches leader. Jane u. Blaine.
had Withdrawn from the presidential
contest, but II was certain thnt all
Ohio Republicans would support the
candidate " the Minneapolis cGnven.
tion no matter which the choice might
be, the present PRECEDENT or Ohio's
great statesman, William u. Mcliiu.
ley, Jr.
A Lincoln banquet was given to-
night. lolegfams Oi regret were real
from Chauncey NJ. Depcw, who was
expected To be present aud respond 10
the toast Abraham Llncoln," aud
rom james ;. CintAson, who was pre-
vented from attending 10y illness.
Congressman StoIer took Mr.. Depow's
place aud eX-Conyressn Allen re-
sp1ndcd 10 ClarAgon's toast, "rhc
Coming Campaign" Governor Nc.
Kinley responded 10 "Olio," and was
greeted with great applSuse.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-13
Nineteen New Cases F1uud IN East
sldo lodging Houses
Yesterday.
TIE aeoURec sParAoiHa VITA
GREAr HAPtOlTH
10 {. spreading To- 80 Ainrmiug ~
ient In Sow yoti,

,-nt In Sew yoth.
NEW N1ms, Feb. i2.--Ihu typhus
fcuurlo upon which the bonri OF
Health stumbled ycf.ufday Is incicas.
ing hour by hour. No mon can tell iia
extent ut tbi- writing. Ia the early
morning hours ten new rasrs ware
found IN egst side lodglnv houses thut
shelter eNilcd Russians rom the fam
iu- districts, mating seventy IN NIL
~ to that time. A. uuou nine mufr
eases were found. These house- afv iu
the most densely populated difIfici and
among tenants nui that the plague
viii spruad, despite the dCaperale
Efforts now making 10y The health
authorities to suppress II, there can be
iii, duunt. Tue houses known TO be
injected are under police survoillnncy.
The authorities have forbidden all
communication with the rest Of the
world.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-13
Insansiy Jraiou, Though over seventy
TSnrs Old

TOLEDO. o., Fob. T. The bodies Of
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Malloy were found
IN the sitchpn OF their homu, 63s Vance
sirrut, tonight, by n newsboy who
stopped 10 deliver their papers. An
investigation fhowed that, at some
time Thursday, Malloy sunttwo bullets
through hif wife's heat and then
killed himself The husband and
wife were both over seventy ytars of
age, tut Mniloy was iushnely Jealous
hnd frequently threatened 20 XII her.
lie was released from nm lutsne wylum
about four months ago, and tat week
ngo his wife commenced suit for
divorce.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-13

BERLIN, Feb, Elm the Relch.tag
today the bill providing for the viin-
drAwal from circulation Of the Aus.
lfian yogein ihHlera passed it, third
fcauing. Herr Mal.caTn, Minister OF
Finance, replying 70 Herr iiouchmers,
who bad expressed fear that such a
quantity Of silver az the GOvsrnme Vt
would obtain through the Withdrawal
would cause q drop In the price " that
metal, stated that the sails would not
commence until Austria shall have
given it, due proportion OF tie W lth.
drawal. He added that the hill would
not pr,juiiclally affect the selection Of
favorable momen. to dispose OF the
German stocks " silver.
There was lively scene In tho
Hlichstag, brought about during the
discussion Of the railway estimates.
Herr Barih said that II was clear
that the membera Of the Right wanted
"to provoke n conflict probably leading
10 civil war" At this Jpnoturo the
debate adjourned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-13

WASHINGTON, Feb. l9.-rhc silver
men nave some eight or ten petitions
In circulation on the Democratic side
OF the HOuse urging that the silver bill
be made n special continuing order,
aud, II Il said, had early t0dEy secured
about 100 signetH. There arc some
douulaentertninod as 10 the expedloncy
OF the petition movement, but ihesilvor
men mostly believe that 1t may nd.
vance tho consideration Of the bill,
and are doing what they eau to
bling the matter 10 An issue
early IN the session. Tho anti.
men are urging delny aud working 10
that end, In The hope that there may
be developments which will aid their
cause and enable them 10 lnd some
way out OF tho difficulty. The free
coinage men ARE In favor Of speedy
action aud say that on political grounds
alone, aside from the monetary priu-
ciple, the sooner the issue Ia met the
better The rules committee mas not
yet taken up the subject. Tho peoples
party In tho House have Joined with
the free coinage people In demanding
a prompt confederation Of the Bland
bin.
a member Of the rules committee
said this afternoon that there was no
disposition ON the part Of tho commit.
tee TO rCtard tho consideration OF the
silver question, and the committee
would be found disposed 10 bring tho
matter to concluslnn In the House,
and he personally was Of the opinion
that there would be no tlIbualefibg.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-13

CIuCAuo, Feb. ia wen known
Chicago politician and a friend were
shot ~ a result " The fact that Mrs.
Jacob Srub tended bar tonight In her
husbands hasOon while Jacob was
asleep. Daring drunken quarrel be-.
tween some OF her customers Mrs.
Srub became excited aud screamed
"Police," "Murder" just as some Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-13

CHICAGO, Feb. Fan Inter ocean,
Washington special says; President
Polk, when interviewed regarding the
Inter OcedRN exposure OF tue c0rdage
trust, said that year ago Oswald VIII
son came 20 him and unfolded the
scheme Of the Alliance entering into
business relations with the National
Union Chnpany. He refused to hay )
anything TO do with IT., but, later In
the season learned that his name had
been placed on circular by the com.
pRuy as chairman Of committee Of
three on the part OF the Alliance. He
wrote 10 the president OF tho company
about 1t, and the latter promised 10
rectify the error.
Senator PETER saii'it 10 quite possible
some OF the Alliance people have been
ogerreached. He does not think, how.
ever, that the Alliance 10 going to be
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-13

The foXhound was so named be
cause it was originally kept ~ an al
dition 10 every pack Of foXhounds.
II was always noted for being up
within u few minutes Of running 10
ground, and aiding very materially
in the capture OF reynards, ia x.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-13
NNIamIs or nnolrnocIrN
a plan of Fusian Of the Democrats
nnh AIIlnnen Won.

TOrERA, Kan, Feb. 1.-THE
knights OF Reciprocity have Issued a
circular 10 Ito mcmbcrship, with In
siructinu 10 "Rrad In oren lodge ami
hand copies TO oach member" Ac.
cording TO this circular, every state In
the Union Ia 10 be orgaul1tl within
ninety days. Tue circular goes on to
say that perfect Organization In
every State IN the Union win b. made
possible shy reason II having recently
received great assistance from many
prominent men In the East" THE
circular announces that the knights
have Grand Lodges, with hundreds OF
subordinate lodges Ia Kansas, Missouri,
Louisiana, District Of Columbia aud
Maryland. Republicans Rro warned
that the Democrats and Alliance
"hnve practically concluded plan OF
fusion Tor the States o! Nebraska, South
Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin and
Kansas, under which the Democrats
ute 10 have the Presidential electors
and inCmbom OF Congress, while tho
Peoples party 10 10 have the State
officers ana members OF the LegislR-
tuTe." IL IA announced that tho in.
tention is TO fret organize Ina the Demo.
cratic and doubtful States.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-13

THE CENSUS BULLETIN ON FLAX
PRooUcrloNs.
Unanimiiy IN Favor ola I'm Reducing
the Duty on Barley
aud Hops.
Another Cabinet oncer.-riax cult.
Nniiou.- Harley and Hops.

WAsnfSGroS, Feb. Represent
alive stout (Atch.l today Introduced u
resolution citing the new combination
OF coal roads, representing, In the
words u the fcsOlution, a "nominal
capital Of SG0O,OOO,0N1, Che plant Of
which could be duplicated for half the
sum-" requesting the committee 20 In
vcstignte the matter and report whether
such cancellations should not be pro-
hihitcd 10y national law, aud whether
the Bureau Of Interstate Transpor,s.
tlau should not he orGgulzed, headed
by n Cabinet ofilceri known rs the
secretary Of commerce.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-13
INIRADITION MIMI FRANcE.

The secretary Of State ia negotiating
new treaty Of oxtrnditlon with the
French government, practically the
came us the one recently concluded be.
tween the United states aud Great
Britain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-13

The Canadian Reciprocity commits
sion had another conference with Sec.
rotary Blaine and General Foster to.
day. These preliminary negotiations
arc being pushed with vigor, and
viii probably be concluded In a few
days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-13

The superintendent Of tho census has
sent to the pTrss bulletin on flax pro-
auction. IL shows the total area Of
lhud devoted TO cultivation in the
United States in 1859 20 have been
l,3lh,G09 acres; production Of iiaxseed,
1880, 40 bushels; production Of iibcr,
81 $50 pounds; amount Of flax straw
sold or no utilized Nh to have de-
trrmined value, 211 ,757 tons, and the
total value OF all lax products $40, 1885,
.-3. Although iiaxsced II reported
from thirty.0ns States, Minnesota,
South Dakota, Iowa and Nebraska pro.
duccd 5000 per cent. Of the total
amount, or ,045, 5l3 bushels In excess
81 the entire production Of the United
States Mt the census Of 1850.
Flax Ia now cultivated almost OK.
| clusively for seed, and, Ia the old fiber
| producing States, Its cultivation IL al
most entirely abandoned. South
| Dakota had the largest acreage In 1850
| audMinuesota the largest productions Of
| seed. or the States containing $40, 900
acres or upward In fax, Wisconsin had
/ the highest average yield Of fiax-seed
/ yer acrc-ll.i2 bushels, and the high
est average value per acre Of nil FAX
products - $3.50. Throughout tho
/ greater portion OF the principal fax
seed producing regions, iiRz straw Is
OF little value, and much Of the 70.
called fiber ~ only nm inferior quality
OF tow, used chiefly for upholttering
| purposes. There are Indications,
however OF IN revival In the United
States OF the linen industry, that will
afford market for fine fax Of domes-
tic production, and revive branch Of
agriculture that for many years has
been almost extinct.
REDUCING TINE DUTY on BARLEY
AND ltOrs.
There Ia practical unanimity among
Democratic members OF the ways ant
means committee Ia favor ola bill re-
| ducing the duty on barley and hops,
and there IL little doubt but that this
measurn viii be iGvorably reported
to the H0use.
NoMfNATIONs.
The following nominations OF Prosi.
dental posimasiers have been decided
upon: Hanson A. Barnes, Castle,
Mont, office become Presidential;
Frank J. Nesbitt, BoIeman, vice
George Budd, decreased; John S. Fem,
Port Angeles, Wush., oiiiue become
! Presidential,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-11-03

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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-11-03

Section ",
Of the Constitution ............
Against Subdivision 8 Section 81,