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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-13

WAsHINGrDS, jan. l2.--lt IA deom.
ell probable that the ways and means
committee Of the House VIII make ouc
very raiical departure from tho past
practice " the committee. This Will
be In declining 10 ar ri prolonged
hearings 20 those various interestH
likely 20 benf,rcted by proposed legisla-
ton. The sense Of the Democratic
majority l. clearly In favor u limiting
tnr committees 10 the preparation u
less than dozen bills, affecting only
that number OF articles OF Import, aud
thosr intcfets desiring hearings viii
bu requested 20 rrlucs their statements
10 Writing.
Daniel MciSeoyor, secretary Of the
New YORK association OF importer,
nNd Air. WoTte.l, member Of that a..
ISOLATION, today applied ~ chairman
Springer Tor . hc1ring 10 corr-rt what
they charactcrizr general erroneous
I'M. r,s.ipn iu regard 10 tho WORKING Of
the Mckinley act" These gentlemen
stated that there was much greater tall.
h., lil In the impotls,ions Of wooden
gOnHs am let tbs Operation ul the Ne.
kiulcy law than appeared by tue re-.
port Of the imports uuu exports
A'AA "AAHIAf'A ~ NNAf' NNAHAHANN ANNNNN HA"AA.s
They cite the fact that the NJ X inl.y
law provides that all goois Ia bond IN
Ur pdpr 20 the frat day Of Octubrf, 1891,
couii remain In bond uu I February
l, 1881, anu on being taken out would
he subject only 10 the duties Imposed
ny tho act 81 March 3, 1883. Hrnce,
these gentlemen maintained, the basis
Of determining the decrease IN the i'm
pDrtaiions Of wooden goods under the
Mckinl-y act was 10 make statement
dating rom February !, 1901, 90 tue
present timr. That statement, th.y
said, wouli show u falling OH II more
than 30 per cent. IT, the Imports OF
wooden goods. Tire receipts OF customs
since the passage NJ the Mckinley law
should date from February I, 1871, for
pur oscs Of comparison with previous
duties.
At the suggestion of the chairman 1t
WINS agreed hat tho New YORK A,,uci-
htinu ~ Importers, 0r the two geutl..
men themselves, should reduce their
statements aud cOmpsrlsons 10 writing
ior form ! representation 10 the whole
committee.
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JudE. Gresham us- an Exciting Es-
peri.ucc.

CHICAGO, Jan. l2.-Judge Walter
q. Gresham bad mn exciting experience
with a crazy man to-day. This morn
ing when he first entered the cham
tiers strange man approached the
Judge familiarity, asking II some one,
CIV w name tho Judge does not re.
member, had arrived. Being told no,
he len. About . O'Clock this afternoon
themnn entered Judge Greshsm's room
again and told him that the marshal
had that money locked up anu wouldn't
give II to hiri.
"Not yet realizing that the man was
out Of his mind, " said the Judge, ~
asked him what money!" He referred
TO a memorandum and said that $1,000
that jay Gould paid him for him. /
then observed the wild expression on
his countenAnce and told him O. 10
with me TO the marshal, but he de-
clined, saying that the anarchists were
after him and wanted TO kill him.
then told him 10 take seat,
and went to tho marshul's on 70
anu told the deputies TO inform the
proper authorities OF the condition
Of the poor man, 10 that he might
be cared for. Deputy Hayes returned
with me, aud when we entered the
courtroom the presence Of the deputy
excited the man, and he declined TO
go with Hayes. l directed the deputy
10 leave for a tim0, which lie did. The
man then closed the door aud went 10
the door leading from the chambers 70
the court room anu locked IL. | told
him TO sit down. He did 40, and Lo
pgain said lie was in daHger from the
anarchists. He referred TO his 5000
and claimed my protection, / assured
him that he should not bc hurt. After
a little he again b-came quiet, but in
the sieAntiDlr some OF the deputies had
sent for the police, and they were out.
side. The man In some way learned
Of their presence and again became
excited. ! had him take his seat again,
and told him | must 20 soon. He re-
quested that | protect him until the
military arrived. | told him no had
better go under the protection OF the
marshal until the arrival OF the
soldiers, which he said he would do.
| went out and requested Marshal
Hitchcock TO 20 to the room. He
could not 60 but sent his son, and
told the man that young Hitchcock
would afford him protection, when
/ left and Immediately quilted tho
ro0m."
Two policemen and two other men,
after a struggle, succeeded iu over
towering the lunstic. With the cane
he was carrying nc attempted TO avoid
capture. He gave his name as Martin
McConsny. He IL Of powerful build
and about nfty years OF age. Nothing
further has yet been learned about
him.
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a MAD MAN IN JUDGE oHcsHhn's
oouaT.
An Agreement Between indian COMMITS.
siontrs aud indians Concerning
the Cession Of Land.
ny Telegraph to the Naws.l
sEcRrAARY TRACy mIsQuoprD.
lie Did Not say that chiie's Flee, was
Stronger than ours.

WAsIiNgTos, Jan. 12.-secretafy
Tracy desires to have II known that he
did not Fay, az he IL widely quoted ~
.nying, that the naval strength n
Chile II greater Than that Of the Unit
cd State.
what did say" remarked Score.
tary Tracy, "wss that believed
Chile wns ambitious to maintain
stronger power In the Pacific than
any other nation. II there had been
no war Ia this country, and she had
lcat her shiIe, and " the three new
ships constructed for her ia Europe
were out, she could have done every
Thing she pleased with the Pacific
squanron. ! was not speaking, how
ever, Of our naval strength asa whole,
for the reason that our Pacific and
Atlantic squadrous combined are much
larger nnd mofO powerful than the
Chilean fleet"
A telegram was received at the War
Department today saying that guard
Of soldiers, Accompanying the army
raymasier, had been attacked by
roughs at Nogsles, ArlzonR, and the
sergeant arrested by the civil ruthori-
lice for his share Ia the fight that
followed.
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The riJl witlouta brother isclrccitll,
TO bee piiiei She Is the girl who is neyri
certain Of getting the pleasure 90 lie
unless she is very attractive. OF course
che has no brother WHO she g. certain
will take her everywhere. shc % apt t.
get % little BIT vain. iot shc has no
brother % tell her a1 only u br1ihsi
will. OF her faults lal mistakes. Il y
only Tho somewhat uog..fUl uct ot u
brother that aunagres.. IT wouldn't
walk mp tho stree, with YOU ia tia
flock" nu1 the gili whole brother slys
this TO her m'y De- certain that o., isouly
expressing The opinion og other gir,f
brothers. He insy n1t d, IL Ia the most
gentle way, hut he does toll tho trlth.
and II You AK HIN whyrlyiuya visit -
another girl is more desirable than tn
one you know, he will a't down and look
at you, and then be- will ay.
"Wfl, you see. 70 3, just thi, way.
From the time you get There ihstsa mes
girl who gives you pleasant welcome
ard get doesn't push over yon. Sne h
entertaining aul YET shc has fashion
Of putting downuniy gossip " Silly talk
among whnrvs- {, there. She isare.t.
ful sori Of GIL. sar b rot alway, want.
Ing to 10 sOmgthiGg tEat tires You half
to death ULd where the gam, isn c worth
the candle. and when she Gays g.0dby TO
you YOU fee, cntlaiu that she Is pretty
glad YOU came aud that she wilt be- glad
TO see you another time. but TINT She
doesn't look upon you ns tho one and
only man in the world That is tine
Eul oi % description thar Ne lrUJh.rIp,s
girl can't get Then she doesn't hear OF
men that follow would rather not have
his sister go with. Probably tho wi.cst
cour'r for l.r GO pursue IS far her 10
ch.a.e 90 De-, most intimate friend aurl
who hasa wise utu'rnr, tn.u she can
rclp the benefit of li. c5gHa Ruth
Asiugug 90 Ladies Homo journal.
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sAS DuMO, Cab, Jan. r. News "
the lus. OF the s1hoonr "J1sio ~ and
crpg Ut three men near Ccdraa
1-lands, 200 miles o1 tile coast Of
Lower California, is received here.
The schooner has been engaged for
two years past Ia trade from THIS port
tc the Island, and left her anchorage
there thirty days ago. ll II thought
that she iounGercd In n gals two weeks
ng0. Tie schooner was commanded
hy Albert GbibDok, nephew Of
Charles Holhr0ok VI the San Francisco
importing firm. Henry Jenkins
acted ~ mate Of the schooner AMI a
Norwegian -pil1r usuied Hansen
MATE third party.
The misiug schooner Josie D.'
which l,ft C-dms islands thirty days
ago for this port, arrived today, having
been driven ont cf her coutse by y
heavy gale. The men were forced 10
land on the Gusdaloup Islands for
water. They dug hole, along the
beach and succeoisi In ilndiug a little
hracki-h stuii TO quruch the'r thirst.
They were suffering aleo from short
ratlCns,
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4 deOloriz-r, II should be re,nem.
bofrd, simply n'u'rlllzes the unpleasant
odors Of u room, and is in no sense dis.
iuicctut Where disinicutant is
needed, Ms Ia case ot sici.uess, it Is
always better TO obtain one from a ply.
stefan. Coffee 70 one OF the best deolor-
izes which we have It should be sim.
ply ground and passed around the room
ON hot shovel, on which two or three
live Goals have been placed. Burned
cotton or cotton rags alto also valuable
ior This purpose. Aromatic vinegar and
compton arc both excellent deolorizers.
aud may be sprinklcd freely in asicl,
room. The practice OF some nurses who
use cologne water, sprinkling 1t freely
through the room by means of an atom.
ilrr. 10 very commenddblc. as II proves
grateful and reiroshiug TO q patient. A
pail OF clean cold water set in newly
painted rooms Is said 10 have a neutral.
izlng olect ON the , Jlsonous odor given
Out by new lead paint. II is safer, how
ever, not to occupy such room until il
has become thoroughly disiniected and
dcoiorized by pure fresh air one OF
tue simplest and safest dcolorizers To
use about the house is chloride Of limo.
Care should DO taken tn buy only tho
best quality aud to purchase II only Of a
thoroughly trustworthy chemist or drug.
gist Even fresh whitewash Is power.
iul purifier and disinfectant OF tho al.
moaphoro, aud for that reason the cellar
and tue oulbuilainss. where there is any
danger Of poison from decaying animal
orveSetahlcmaiter, should be frequently
whitewashed.-New York Tribune.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-13

Do y0u ever hayo the blucsY OF conrse
you do, for thore never yet lived n man
or woman whose soul cast no fhadow.
These times Of dcHrcssiou, from which
We all OF rs suffer more or less, aronoth
ing more than tho shadows cast by om
souls In the road along which we are
walking hehyenwagd. Sunshine ray
produce shadows, aud the fact that out
souls 20 into eclipse now and then
proves that there is sunshine just behind
us But what do you do when You get
the blucs' Do you cry or scold or mopei
Is IL hard 20 live Ia tho same house with
you while the shadow falls athwart
your wayi Do the children get out OF
the road when they see you coming? !
have found one excellent cure for tn,
blues which ! mean TO tell right here.
10 straight to work and do something
Tor some one more miserable than yous
self Whatever your trouble may be,
there Is always some one TO be found
who has a harder lot 10 bear. The Other
day young vito was deserted by her
husband and taken to the hospital TO face
n terrible Illness, without u friend 10
stand 10y her IN her hour Of need, and
with not cent to defray expenses or IN
lock tho door OF the future, Suppose you
80 hunt her up and offer Il helping hand.
Such betrayal and desertion discount,
your pulls Of yapor, A mother watched
the colin lid close tho other dny forever
and forever, 10 far az mortal tim.
counts, between her ygartip,, .,,s mil
the face Of her only boy, What is yout
transient depression compared to The
heart anguish Of such Grief as hers.
Don't You think It would HELM cure Won
Of the blues II you sat down aud wrote
that mother u letter, or dropped In 70,
an hour or two to keep her company Ii
seems such u selfish thing to bo so cxclu
siyo In bearing trouble. A load shared
Is load lahiened. aud the deepest
gloom takes on u bright tint now rui
then II overahoue with tho sunshine
ct love. -Chicngo Herald.
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a Railway schrmc Of Unprecedented
No. "a LLmIn.

NEW York, jan. IA local paper
tonight prints the main facts regard.
Ing a railway scheme ofuupreccduutei 4
magnitude, the details OF which will
not be made public for some time. II
is financial aud physical reorganiza.
ton OF the Richmond Il West Point
Terminal Railway aud Warehouse
Company, as arranged by OlCott, ro.
organization commissioner. Briefly
stated, the new company will DO
formed with n charter empowering IL
TO act ms = general proprietary com.
p1ny, but also with the power 10 Oper.
ate and manage IT, own line. 1t viii
Issue securities in exchange for those
Of the present companies conn posi- : q
the terminal system. The terminal
securities, rs representing tho control
0f the subordinate rOads, win also be-
exchanged. IL N estimated thai tho
completes exchange eau be effected by
the is-ls CO by tho new company OF
SlS0,0OO,OOO bonds aud Sl3B, 900, 600
stock. rneso figures flrst seem stag.
gerlng, but when tho capitalization IA
adjusted 10 the mileage, It will be sean
that II IL ut tbs rata OF less than sl1.O
TO the mile. No other section OF coun.
try can show similar proportion, ma
the figures vary from Sl2i,OD nor
mllh IN the middle States 20 SiS, Oli i'm
the northern STATES, N Is believed
that the scheme will 20 through with
as little friction a. eau 100 expected of "A
plan OF such magnitude.
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WASHINGTON, jan. l2.-Argumonts
#egy begun by the Senate committee
ON privilege anu elections is the Idaho
contest Of Dubois ". ClAggcti, for n
trlt 10 Tho Senate. Dubois now holds
inc st't which IL contested by Claggstt
On HE allegation that Dubois was not
"a ~ elected by the legislature 81
idaho, After arguments tho commits.
si2u % J0urned until Thursday.
Tue secretary Of the navy today
made the liiteenth payment Of $50. $50
10 TIC UniOn Iron works OF san Fran.
cisco on hocoun, OF tho construction OF
cruiser number o.
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PARIS, Jan. l2.-rne funeral or Mics
Josephine Florence MeIill, daughter
of Juauph Mudill, proprietor o. TIE
Chicago TiibUc, who died here 5ntur.
dny, took placu this afternoon A. tho
Epi-cDpnlial Church IN the Avenue
du Lane Alma. Mr. Robert Meteor.
mick, late secretary 81 tho American
Legation in london, aud his wife,
who a. nsiaier " MI NUiili, Hon.
Whitonw fuid, United States Minis.
ter Mrs. Reid, tho mriuhurs N tho
American Legation nni Leading
Amcricnns now Ia PARIS were pr,r.nl.
The coffin was almost hidden with
floral Oiirfiugs.
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'a's orAndc Captured by tho neyo.
lutt0ni.ts.

81. LOUIS, Jan. IL. "A Republic
special lrOm Demlng. y. NJ, says that
Holwhoy from Old Mexico brings a re-
port That tho rovolutionists have cap
uirtd Casa Grande, a town South OF
Ascenslou, after a hard eight, In which
several persons we're killed. The At.
JACK Is said to have been made by A
Urge body Of men well disciplined.
Livery man at Ascension Ia excited,
hnd serious trouble ia feared when the
troops arrive from chihuahua. They
70 expected 10 reach Ascension
wednesday. The revolutionisls have
aided daily to their ranks and are
tlronS In number. They viii not sub.
mt without battle. aud as the sol.
ultt' comprise only 100 men, It il Issre
luul the result will be DISASTROUS To the
COVE nnent. The leader OF the revo-
iutlonis's lisa Mex lean named Sails, the
anne VINO participated In the Messila
Riots la 1871.
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PANAMA, Jan. IA horrible Grim.
WAS committed a few days ago hy six
Uutiawed characters nj Naclmentet.
Chile. They entered the residence OF
Senior Gsllcgos, anu after tying him
and his vile to pillars In the house, In
their presence violated their three
young daughters. They then at down
TO eat supper, seemingly perfectly ri
home. Que rose from the table and
offered Gallegos glass Of wine, when
not being accepted, the man drew u
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New YonK, Jan. IA Washing
ton ,pccial asserts that President
Harrison has grown weary " the
Chilean uclay. aud " hin the past
iorty.eight houra, Egnn mas boon In
atructed TO notify thu Chilean foreign
oiiirr that not only DO We want %
speedy rcnly as to ~ purposes, but still
iusis, upUn full feparatiln being
made n us Tor the outrage on the "IIal'
tmOir" sailors. 10 70 understood that
something definite from Chile may be
expected In u few dHye.
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ruG IOWA LrGIsLAruRE.
Governor Boics' us.sags Read and
TiIrd.

iiicd.
DIES MoINEs, Ia, Jan. lg.-Ths
House this afternoon effected prrmG.
ncnt organization, rlerting NJ. D.
Mitchell, Speaker, ~ well as the other
Republican cau,us nominees Tor minor
Offices The governors message was
receives aud placed on nle. In his
message, Governor Roles speaks Of the
prosperity which the Slate enjoys,
recommends liberal appropriations Tor
the State Institutions aud the Worlds
Fair, aud suggests that laws looking 10
the maintenance Of the rights Of the
woIkingmen amt the hetterment Of
their condition bu enacted. There was
no mention OF prohibition Ia the IN
augural.
In the Senate, Engle, independent,
voted for the Republican caucus ulmi-
n1ea, aud the Democrats reflasd To
vote. Engle's vote gave the Reuubll.
cans Just half the votes, and Lieut..
POyner declared that there was no son.
slitutional quorum voting, and there.
fore no election.
The Senate al louruei without effect
ing an organization.
IL Is asserted this evening that some
Republicans are In favor Of counting
the Democratic Senators tomorrow, IL
they are In the chamber, whether they
votH or not, thus OOlaiuiug n Quorum.
Other reports are that the more con.
servatlve members are against such a
plan, saying that the Democrats have
a majority OF the two parties .ni are
entitled % the mlaor offices, aud fur.
thermOre, that they propose 10 break
the deadlock anu get To work at once.
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Tho soutI.w-st-ru PAciuc short
Lima

ST. LOuis, Jan. IA special to the
Repubto from Sioux City, Ia, says y
gentleman who has been Investigating
the matter says tho Winona and South
western Pacific Short Line and Pueblo
~ Duluth are all proJ ects OF tho Dele
ware, LackawRnna * Western. Bar
ing Brothers Of London were backing
the Lacknwanns In an immense
scheme 10 build syHtem from PhilS-
deiphia to san Francisco, and the
roshs named were all parts OF the syn.
dictate. Work progressed fsyorsbly on
all the lines until the Barings got
squeezed In the Argentine crash, " hen
II was suspended. Now arrangements
are completed for resuming work. The
story has the appearance OF truth and
has caused excitement here.
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LONDON, Jan. l2.-rhere Il no abate.
mcnt whatever In the epidemic OF in.
nuen2a which II sweeping over Eng
land. Reports daily received from n
hunured places throughout the coun-
Try show that the disease continues 10
spread with Increasing virulence.
Advices from Paris show that the iu.
nuen1a continues TO increase every.
where In France. The number Of
deaths resulting from tho disease il
very large.
DISPATCHES from Berlin aud Vienna
state that the disease shows no Sign Of
abatement In Germany aud Austria,
though IL IL now, as n rule, OF Iess
vifuleut type than previously.
In Belgium the influenza continued
10 he wild, spread In its rsvagos.
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LONDON, jap. l..-rho Chron,ole's
correspondent at 81. Petersburg saysi
Crime Is becoming rampant In the
munt, incensod az the refusal of a rival
tfadu.mau 10 give him bread 10 ave
him from starving, trenchei his riva'e
house with surostne. and Het IRE 10 II
ut midnight, three women aud seven
children perishlng Ia the flames.
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ROCHESTER,, NY, Jan. IA firces
fire was raging here at noon, Hiram
Sibley's seed house, ten or twelve
story building covering nearly n whole
square, 10 y mass Of flames. The heat
from the fire makes II impossible for
the fiTemrn TO he " much use Ia saw
ing tile adjoining buildings, and It Ia
feared that other fires will follow. At
1890, half AN hnur after the flTe start
cd, the south wall OF the great build
ing fell, crushing In the rear NJ the
store OF Howe 4 Bassett, which il In
the Sibley block IN rear OF the burning
builuing, a woman and baby were
rescued by hTtman from the
third story Of this builiiug. Later a
large portion Of the southwtst wall fell,
settiHg fire to the Second Baptist
church. Detective Long wss ia the
back hall Of the top iloor, with ten on
twelve iiremen anu cilizens, helping to
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further lays that four refugees remain
at the American legation. SENIOR Con
cha, who formerly occupied minis
terial position, aud who has reported
10 have been billed, h alive and has
been Indicted for high treason.
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VIESNA, Jan. l2.--ln the recent
nnti.Juwish riots IA the governments
Of Peuba anu Sataton, In Russis,.
several hundred Jews were wounded,
ninety houses destroyed and 1000 Jew-
ish families reduced to bussary. rhu
police male no attempt 10 Interfere
with the rioters.
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MEMPHIS, Jan. l2.-rhe South l.
having the worst weather tx perienced
In four year., the cold snap being geu.
crhl The thermometer Il only ABOUT
- above, with Indications Il furihnr
drop Of about 10 degrees tonight. Tplr.
graphic communication IL badly in-
teTrupted. In this city telephone, tvlp.
graph, IRE alarm aud electric light
wires are badly broken down, aud trees
aud sirubhery largely destroyed by tho
snow aud slert.
HDusrOS, Tex, Jan. l2.-Speolsls
from iitty points 10 the south and East
today are 10 the effect that n severe
Ice aud slaet storm prevails, the
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