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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-02
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-02
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GRANITElWAR
ALL Kinds Of COOKING UTENSILS.

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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-22
FATAL HEAD-END COLLISION.
An Engineer Gut to Pieces and SeverR
Others BADLY Hurt.

An Engineer Gut to Pieces and Several
Others BADLY Hurt.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. "a serious head
end collision occurred at Lenexa on the
Kansas City. Fort Scott and Memphis rail
road yesterday between a north bound
freight and the NJ. K and Z. south-bound
passenger. Engineer Souerland. of the
passenger train. was instatly killed. Some
were seriously wounded and several slight
ly. The two engines were completely de-
molished and Souerland was instantly cut
to pieces beneath the ruins. Express and
baggage cars were torn to splinters and an
immigrant CIR attached to the freight train
was, completely demolished.
List of the Worst Injured.
Those most seriously injured are: Fire
man Boyts, of the passenger train, cut In
the head and badly bruised; G. B. Torrey,
Prescott, han. badly hurt in the back; F.
G. Torrey, Prescott Kan, both legs badly
hurt; Mrs S. A. Robinson, Acorn. Cal. hurt
in neck and shoulders; Route Agent S. K.
Beckwith, Ottawa. Kan, bad internal IN
juries; G. p Childs, Kansas City. Mo,
badly scalded, Charles Goldeagle, travelling
newspaper artist, hurt on head
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-22
The Outrage ut Helena

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Dec. 29-The con-
victs driven out of Phillips county by as
sassins have reached the state penitentiary
in this city. One death occurred ON the trip
and another poor wretch succumbed to the
deadly arsenic yesterday, making eight
deaths in ali since Monday. Twelve others
and three guards are dangerously i'll in the
penitentiary hospital and but little hope is
entertained for their recovery. 8 M APP
person, the penitentiary lessee, announces
that he intends to take new crew of con-
victs TO Helena, complete the work, and
run down the culprits. The cook is sus-
pected
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-22
Highest Of all in Leavenng Power-Latest U. S. Govt Report
R@E!A!:'!:!! B BsMas@z
ABSOLUTELY PURE

Tbs United States supreme court has grown
Yery tired of the practice which has sprung
up 10 a considerable extent in the last few
years of resorTing to it as TO an ordinary
court of resort in murder cases aud OF using
it for the purpose OF delaying the execu
ton OF the law Oh criminals by the making,
and repetition of making, of motions TO the
court framed with the sole object of delay.
Should this sharp practice on the part of
Grim inal lawyers be carried much further
it is not unlikely that the court will make
an example Of some very fragrant offender
that will have a wholesome effect on other
attorneys.
Lawyer Peshan Better Look Out.
A dispatch from New York announces
that Lawyer Peshali left Monday night for
Was lington to make new motion befor q
the supreme court in behalf OF Hallinger,
the negro wife murderer who is under SEN
tence TO be hanged in Hudson county, y.
j., on Thursday of this week By various
devices of this sort Peshall has STAYED off
Hallinger's death for some time. The al
legged ground of his latest action is that the
court had failed to ask Hallinger for the
fourth time what he had to say why SEN
tence of death should not be pronounced,
the date of death having been changed for
the third time. Peshall's reception is likely
TO be frigid.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-22
SLIGHTLY BETTER.
Some Little improvement in MIR.
Blaine's Condition.
ONLY A BRIEF HALT OH THE ROAD.

The End of Which Is the Grave-Noth-
Father Duoey In Town Again, but Reti-
cent to a DeGree-Capital City GIeanings
-sherman's Nicaragua Canal Bili-The
Western Senatorships - The Treasury
Gold Reserve-Murder and the Supreme
Court.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 222-"Blaine is much
better this evening"" said DR.. johnson in
scply last night to the usual inquiry. II
called to see him between and O'Clock
tonight and found him exceedingly cheer
ful for one in his condition. He voice was
much firmer in tone and his eyes brighter.
In fact he is so much improved that
shall not repeat my visit of this evening
unless summoned by the family, and that
do not expect
ton Of the day."
IOh, yes. Mr. Blaine is much stronger
than the outside world has been led to be-
Eeve- In fact his condition at no time has
been as critical as has been painted in tbs
newspapers 1t is true that Mr.. Blaine was
Tor few minutes a very sick man Mt one
time Sunday last, but he was not as near
TO death as believed by some. Mr.. Blaine
Is stall very i'll, but he Is in no immediate
danger OF death"
Declines to Look Into the Future.
do you think that Mr. Blaine's present
show Of improvement will warrant his re
moval to more congenial climate in the
near future7n
After hesitsting a few seconds the doctor
said, q cannot say as to that; II is useless
TO look that far into the future-'
While Mr.. Blaine's physicians are as dis
Greet in their utterances as men can well
be, their tone and manner of expression
hnpress those who converse with them
daily that Mr.. Blaine's case Ia hopeless;
that while he is in no immediate danger
his malAdy must prove fatal, and that his
span of life is measured by the progress Of
the disease with which he is afflicted.
Another Visit from Father Ducey.
Father Ducey, who, it was reported last
week, had called upon Mr.. Blaine, came to
Washington again yesterday. 1t was ru-
mOred upon the occasion of his former visit
that he was here to take Mr.. Blaine into
the Roman Catholic church, and another
explanation of his presence in the city was
to the effect that he was trying to brig
about reconciliation between James c.
Blaine, j., and his divorced wife, Marie
kevins. The latter story was denied by
the Blaines as well as by the divorced wife,
but Father Ducey refused to talk
Let Them Remaim q Mystery"
He also maintained silence regarding the
story of his visit to Blaine, though this
Btooy was denied at the Blaine residence.
Father Ducey, upon his arrival Last night,
was asked if he was here to call upon Mr.
Blaine, but declined to venture any ex-
PLANTATION of his presence
your frequent visits to Washington of
late seem to be involved in more or less
mystery" was suggested.
swell let them remain n mystery" re-
piled Father Ducey
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-22
Senate and House Doings.

WAsuTNGTON, Dec. The senate was
session yesterday during four hours and
half, thTee-fourths of that time being de-
voted to speech-making The oratory was
on the blcGarralan claim. the anticipation
bill and on the latter Palmer finished his
speech and PETER commenced. PETERS
opening remarks were to the effect that
nine-tenth tbs OF the farmers wanted bill of
this kind and that is what he is there for.
McPher son offered a resolution to suspend
silver bullion purchases. The concurrent
holiday resolution was adopted.
In the house there was no euorom, as
was developed in the first vote on the light
house b II. and the house adjourned
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-22
c,srevmen's Permits for 1898 /.

The C.,Rl& P and b OK q RAJ
vsvs will issue DO halt-fsre permits Ton
1893 to ministers and other emitted u
same residing in Davenport, Rock I'i
and and Moline, HI Joint peimns en-
ti,lipg the holder to travel a. nan ray 3
over c., RI & P. B.. G. Il q n NJ. O
ST. L. and R L. g. railways will re issuee
by tie undersigned only. and application
for same should he fled at once win r
n Rockwell. ticket agent depot foot o
Twentieth street. or
r SToCKHoUsE. g. T. A.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-22
BEATTY INDICTED.
Dempsey and Davidson Bear
Him Company
IN THE HoAEsTEAD POISON CASE.

Statement That Thirty-two Men Were
Done to Death by the Conspirators and
That Many Others VIII Die-The Same
Plan Resorted to at a Brick and Tile
Works in Ohio-The Convict Outrage
at HeIens-Other Deaths
PIrTsBURG, Dec. 22-True bills were re-
turned by the grand jury yesterday against
Hugh T. Dempsey, Robert Beatty and J.
NJ. Davidson for felonious assault and bat
terry in administering poison to the nom
union men at the Homestead steel works.
1t Is likely that the trials of these cases will
take precedence over the other Homestead
cases. The bill is returned for the poison
ing of William T. Grifliths and other per-
sons, names unknown. At the request of
the district attorney DIR. Purman and
Druggist Schaffer. of Homestead, whose
names have been connected with the alleged
poisoning, called at his Office yesterday.
They had long private talk The district
attorney would only say that the talk de-
veloped nothing. The story that the Car
negie people knew what drug was used is
said to be Il romance
Thirty-two Deaths Caused.
Edward o Christy, of the Carnegie Steel
company said: $50 far as we have been
able to learn the number of persons who
died from the effects OF poison number
thirty-two. but many other workmen,
some OF whom will appear at the trial, are
dying on their feet. Since we have besun
this investigation we have been startled by
the number Of letters we have received
from every Fart of the country, written by
non-union workmen who became sick Of
the prevailing complaint at Homestead
and went TO their homes. Many are yet
sick, and all are confide MT that they were
poisoned. There were altogether 1900
men employed by the Can neeie Steel COM
pany during the strike, and of these over
1000 beanie sick. Some died and many
were for weeks on the edge of the grave
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-22
generation.

To secure. formal regular tissue
change throughout the boSy. use Brsn>
tr.,h's Pills THIS tissue metemorpho
..,s,s in Constants proceeding waste OF
tissue and it's regeneration. Brsnd'etb g
pills are the best solvent Of the products
NJ disintegrstion of the tissues and in
cresses In, ir elasticity. They sre an al
terstive AT eliminstive rem' oV, whicn
allsy irritation and remove ohstrneuon
by aiding nature. and are OF great benefit
in cases of temporary and hahi'ual con-
situation, torp liver, biliousness. head l.
ache. indigestion. rheumatism and DIS"
es ses arising from an impure state OF the
blood.
Rrandreth's Pills are purely vegetable.
abso utely hsrml, IS, and safe to take a
anv time.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-22
THE FuRoRE IN FRANCE.
A Great Time for Alarmists, Who Ha
the Republic Doomed.

A Great Time for Alarmists, Who Have
the Republic Doomed.
PARIS, Dec. 22.-France-that is to say
Paris-is in a fearful stew because dozen
OF so of the members of the chamber are
charged with bribery and other things in
connection with the Panama canal scandal
The alarmist special" is in his element
and predicts a reign Of terror, the guillo-
tine, ETC., with great confidence Mean
while the duello is called upon to settle
little difficulties where one statesman calls
another a liar in the chamber.
Delourede and Clemenceau.
That il what Clemenceau and Delourede
are talking about the conditions are that
pistols shall be the weapons and each shall
advance to within five PAGES. Both declare
they will fight to the death, but the matter
is now in the hands of a jury of honor to
see who was the offender, and no blood has
been spilled vet.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-22
The Blue Book Is Popular.

WASH FGToN, Dec. 22.--The most popu-
lar government publication just now is the
"blue book" or official register. 1t con-
tains the names of all the government off,
Gals and employees and the amount of sal
airy attae he'd to the offices they hold. The
office-see kers from various parts of the
country are beginning to send in requests
to their respective congressman for this
publication, and the large edition gotten
out last summer Is already exhausted
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-22
Literally Cooked Alive.

SPRING FIELD, o., Dec. GA crude oil
tank al p. p. Masts & Co. exploded
YESTERDAY morning, throwing burning oil
over u number Of employees. William
Kohler was practically cooked alive. He
jumped into a tub of water to put out the
flames and his skin peeled off like the bark
from a tree The accident was caused by
an oil pipe breaking in the boiler room.
Foreman John Kelly was slightly burned
in putting out the flames Kohler's agony
was horr Die 10 witness.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-22
TIE GOLD IN THE TREASURY.
Exports to Europe Mako "a Big Hole
Therein

Therein.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22-The treasury
statement issued yesterday shows that
there was net loss of gold by the treasury
department within the past ten days OF
SO, 120,97, making the total net gold and
bullion in the treasury yesterday Sll9, 2S4,-
1914 The lowest point reached by the
treasury in gold holdings this year was on
July 80 when ii had fallen to $40 444 600
The customs receipts at New York for the
first twenty days Of this month aggregate
1858, 81, an increase over the correspond
ing period of 1891 of nearly Sl,75O, 900. 1t &
noticeable, however, that these customs dues
were paid largely in United States notes
and treasury notes-SB per cent being in
these notes-while in 1921 IS per cent of
the dues We're paid in gold certificates and
81 per cent. in United States notes and
treasury notes
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-22
The Forestry Association.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22-At the meeting
yesterday of the Forestry association,
officers for the ensuing year were elected
as follows: president, Hon. S. J. Morton,
Nebrast a; treasurer. II. M. Fisher, Penn
sylvania; recording secretary, DIR. N. H.
Eggleston, Washington; corresponding sec
rotary, j, d. w. French, Massachusetts.
The arbor day committee comprises DR.. Fl.
B. c. Northrup, chairman; J. L. Rothrock,
S. j. Morton, William Little and n. H
Eggleston.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-22
Reduction of Salaries-

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-The reduction of
salaries of officers and employees in the i'm
migration service will take effect Jan. /.
The scaling of all salaries above 81, 900 Der
annum Includes, of course, the sala ries of
the commissioner and the assistant super
intendent of immigration at New York.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-22
LawIer's Petition Is on Hand

WASHINGTON, Dec 2!.-One OF the earli-
est Illinois petitions for Office to reach
Washington is that of ex-Congressman
Frank Lawler. LAWYERS printed circular
setting forth his claims 20. IN yesterday,
and it was studied with more OF less inter
est by some of the ex-congressman's former
colleagues The circular, in the shape OF A
petition, is addressed 20 The Hon. Grover
Cleveland, president, anI the Postmaster
General Washington d. G."
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-22
NICARAGUA CANAL BILL.
Yavorably Reported in the Senate-Points
of the Measure.

Yavorably Reported in the Senate-Points
of the Measure.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 22-The Nicaragua
canal bill which has held the attention of
the foreign relations committee since the
beginning of the session, has at last been
completed and was yesterday favor
ably reported by its author, Sherman. who
gave notice in the senate that he would
call it up ut an early date and endeavor to
secure prompt action upon it The new
bill is drawn on substantially the same
lines as the bill reported from the commit
tee TO the last congress, including, as it
does, proposition to guarantee bonds Of
the company to the extent of 500, 900 900
TO aid in the construction Of the canal
Secures the Governments Better.
The new bill, however, contains some ad-
ditions which materially increase the obli-
cations of the company as well as the So
curity of government. For instance, in the
second section the real and personal prop
erty and franchises of the company are in
eluded in the liabilities. In the third SEQ
tion it is provided that all Of the stock here
tOfore subscribed for or issued shall be
called in and cancelled; that all bonds
issued shall be redeemed and cancelled and
that all outstanding obligations shall be
satisfied Before the act takes effect. The
bonds are made redeemable at the pleasure
Of the United States after I9O3
Uncle Sans Right of Foreclosure.
The section requiring the company to ex-
ecute Il mortgage to the United States as
security for tIe guarantee is amended by
the addition of a clause requiring the mort
gage to contain q provision for a sinking
fund for the payment OF the bonds at ma
turity. An additional clause to section six
Of the old bill provides that if the company
defaults in the payment Of interest or in any
other respect, before the canal Is put into
operation. the right of foreclosure shall at
once attach in favor of the United States.
The action authorizing the secretary of the
treasury to deliver TO the company bonds
equal to the expenditure prior to January.
1873, Is amended by requiring the company
to first satisfy all liabilities and to accent
the provisions of the act by resolution of
stockholders
An Important Provision
One of the most important provisions il
One giving to the United States ten of the
nfteen directors, to be appointed by the
president of the United States. not more
than hve from any one political party.
The amount of stock is limited to slOO. 600
The president OF the United States or his
proxy Is given power to vote the stock held
IN this country's name.
Limit of Patience.
VI
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-22
Going to Advocate Annexation.

TORONTO. Ont, Dec. 22-The first issue
of an evening paper called The Sun made
its appearance here last night. Its avowed
object is to advocate the annexation of Can
ada to the United States. In its salutatory
it says that it will advocate annexation as
the best thing for Canada
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-22
Ereiph a. Shipment i.
m9gfy

Owing to the clu.iDg OF the brioge sn'
of rav,pst,op, the Burfr Rtop. Cens'
Ra bids & Novib. Tn rsil~ sy will loco ID"
car end forwsTd promptly 81 freight fo'
the rorih and por'hwssi. This VIII or
done from the c ;R !. & P: freight de-
mot I Rock Islard n " KNAPP. Z.
General Agent.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-22
Excursion tRates for, hi istmas. amy Rev
.-- Year

The c., NJ. & 81. P. railway VIII sell
excursion ,itke,s for one fare and ere
,hird Ti.ke,s on sa.e Dec. "A h. 25ih
26th and 31st and jan Let nto 60 sn"
10 return up to and incl Ding Jan. 90.
1893 1icke's sold within 80 s'sncf o.
ON, r,,,es r n q poLMEs, Agt.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-22
davenport Trains. "

While the briox, Is cl SD me y n y
&c p. will run trains Davenport eV.I
hour, O. n r'rr'' - ~ W. W
last train leaves Rock Island at $50 p.
N. Returning train leaves Davenport on
even hours. FIJI. PLUMBER.
Ayent,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-22
REPUBLICAN STEERING COMMITTEE.
IL VIII Give Moral support to North.
western Friends.

II VIII Give Moral support to North
western Friends-
WASHINGTON, Dec 22.-The Republican
senate caucus met yesterday in the room of
the committee on claims and discussed the
situation in the northwestern states, where
the election Of United States senators will
soon he held. The full committee, COM
posed Of Hoar, Mcmillan, Chandler, Teller
and Mitchell, were present. 4 free and
full discussion of the situation was had
and 1t was decided to give the Republicans
OF the states in question ali the moral sup
port possible, and TO urge the Repu blicans
TO watch over every move made by the
Democrats with view TO securing Demo
cratic senators.
Chandler Against Dickinson.
II DO not consider the chances of the
Democrats in seating forty-four senators to
be one in a hundred" said Chandler, talk.
ing about the situation. The Repu blicans
now have majority OF and it will take
four Democratic senators to overturn it.
The Only sure additional votes they Will
have viii be the senators from New York
and Wisconsin. If Mr. Kyle is not TO be
counted with the Democrats they will have
but forty-one members; if he is with them,
forty-two. In some OF these states which
the Democrats are claiming the Repu bii-
cans have an absolute majority. and in
others it appears that the Populists have
the balance Of power 1t is the intention Of
the Republicans to assert the right OF tie
people Of the respective states 70 elect Their
senators aceOi ding 10 the expressed will OF
the npfD nile "
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-22

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of S2e3 Washington complete with life
of
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Allcou's works
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-22
STARTLING STORY FROM OHIO.

The Water at Brick and Tile Works
''Doped" with CrotOn Oil.
EAST LIVERPOOL, O.. Dec, ga start
ling story comes from New Cumberland a
West Virginia town, fourteen miles below
this city. Some time ago the management
Of the extensive brick and tile works of the
John Porter company determined upon a
reduction Of wages, which resulted in the
importation of horde of Hungarians to
take the places of the former employees.
For time everything moved smoothly,
but finally the men began to complain of
sickness, and it is said several Of them
died