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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-01

WAsHISGroS, Feb. 2Q.-rho "no
quorum" ease, In which the legality
Of the Dinyiey WOrstod act Is attacked
ny the Importers, was today decided
" Tho United States Supreme Court.
Tbs Dlngley act was passed through
!ht action OF Speaker Reed In count.
INK quorum, when u quorum Of
htmhets was present but not voting.
me importer ~ maintained that Speaker
iNoi's action was IN violation Of the
Constitution, and that M act passed Ia
Inn manner vas void. This court, In
"a opinion by Justice Brewer, holds
llh tho "no quorum" rule Is valid and
lasl Inc House Of Representatives had
ulBht ~ make such rulo.
mo Constitution provides, says the
opinion, that majority Of each house
Snall constitute qujrm 10 do business.
an DINER words, whom a majority Ia
present., the House is In position 10 do
Dlllness. Its capacity to trans
Acs business Ii then established,
created by the more presence
u minority, and oue does
nol depend upon tho disposition
u assert or action Of any single menu
og' or fraction or the majority, and,
wren a majority Is presuit the power
a lbe House arises. The Constitution
haa prescribed no method Of ascertain.
,Ag tho prestige Of II majority, and IL
~ therefore, clearly within the COM
Itency Of the House 10 prescribe any
method that may be reasonably Ger.
.Alh ~ ASCERTAIN the fact. There was
quorum present when this bill
AsseG, aud the question IL whether
iu,tlm being present, the nil received
suhelent number Of votes, and here
,Av general rule OF all parliamentary
uuulea 10, that when quorum is pre.
tent the act Of n majority OF the quo.
Ilm u the act Of the body. In the
N1ilel states Constitution there ia no
ssagh limitation as Ia found In certain
o,a'n constitutions, that majority Of
w. .he members elected shall bo pre-.
,jjini' ana necessary to the passage Of n
ulll, aud Therefore tho general law of
h1oh bodies obtains.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-01

WAsItINGTON, Feb. 29.-On motion
ofStump, OF Maryland, the concurrent
resolution was agreed TO authorizing
the House and senate committees on
immigration 10 Jointly investigate tho
workings OF ihp immigration laws and
tho Importation N contract labor.
Caichipgs, Of Mississippi, from the
committee on rules, reported resolu.
ton providing that Tuesday, March
%, Immediately after the morning
session, the House proceed to tho con.
siieralion OF the silver bill, ana should
said bill not be sooner disposed Of, the
House shall continue 10 consider the
resolution during Wednesday, the 23rd,
and Thursday, the 2ilh. The resolu-
ton was ordered printed, Rnd
Catchings gave notice he would asl,
tho House to consider u MONDAY next
The House went Into committee Of
the whole on the Indian approprla'
lions. Holman, Of Indiana, moved an
amendment making appropriations fol
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-01

NEw YoRS, Feb. 90.--The Herdld's
Valparaiso cable sayt; Tho actual COM
ditiOn Of affairs relative TO the puT-
chase by Chile Of wRrships from Great
Britain IL, that this country has an
option until June. One Of them In In
the Armstrong yards, the other W
lnird'u nj Birkenhead. II was built
for the Portuguese government, but not
taken.
The charges against Consul Me-
Cfcefy aud Lieutenant Harlow, which
have been mentioned Ia the cable dis
patches, have been forwarded TO the
United States by mail. Df, rrumbull
has also mailed statement that Nc.
Creery gave out news for which Adj
mirhl Brown was blamed, about tho
landing at Quinteros bay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-01

CHICAGO, Feb. 20.--lt Is definite.
" known that the federal grand
jury at Boston, on Feb. litb,
Indicted all the officers and Ill.
rec,ora OF tho Cattle feeding mud
Distilhng Company, the "Whlsky
trust" Tor violation Of the Shormnn
antitrust law. Today United Staios
Mamhal Hitchcock deputlcs were
engaged la serving the warrants for
the arrest Of tho Indicted men. The
following are indicted: joseph ".
Gfugnhut, poorls, PRECEDENT Herbert
l.. Terrell, New York, vlcu.prrsidcnti
William n. Hobart, Cincinnati,
treasurer Warren II. Corning and
Julius T.. French, Cleveland; Lewis
II. Greene, Cincinnati; Nelson Nor.
re, George j. Gibson and Peter j.
Hcnuegsry, Chicago, directors. Hen.
ncsaoy y also secretary. He was ar
rested this morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-01

MRS. BLAINE, SHE SAYS. WAS
BRUTAL
And Ordered u Servant 10 SHOW
the Ladies Oui.-A scene
Followed.
~ Telegraph 10 tho SEwat
mis-. NTyiSg
says Secretary naino's Account n
lFrousous.


NEW You,, Feb. go.-An evening
paper says. Mfs. Nevlns, mother OF
Marie Nnvms Blaine, H. nn Interview
today said the story told by Secretary
VI State Blaine Of their Interview with
Mis-. Blaine Is largely erroneous. MH.
Nevins says she accompanied nor
daughter TO the house, The nurse ana
child being with them. Whom Mrs.
Blaine cane IN, they asked IN sur her
husband, but sho replied they Couldn't
soe him. Mrs. Blaine Insisted upon the
nurse leaving tue room, and then mat.
tiers were talked over i0f s0mu time.
"Whun Mario spoke of going away
again" said Mrs. Nevinf, "Mts. Blaine
aaid: We'll, you can leave your baby
here, II you want to- II Mary had
been some poor outcast whom jim
Blaiuo had toduCudi added Mis-.
Nevins, 'Mrn. Blaine could not have
spoken In a more brutal manner A
moment or two later Mrl. Blaine turned
To Marie aud snid, in an extremely
significant way; We'll, your mnfriag,
was all wrong, anyway Then said
Mrs. Novin., u protested Mrs. Blain,
few Into fury, rang the bell, and Q
servant with surprising speed
SHOW these pcrons out cried Mis-
Blaine, and then she added, and watcl
thon.' At the door or carriage th'
nurse, who was crying out u sym
pathy for Marie, said: Mrs. Blaine, you
are goose 10 go away Hike thls, you
are his wife; 10 right up 10 his room
no one has right to stop YOU.
Marie went back into the house, whit
Mrs. Nevins staid In the carriage
Then 1t was that the scene tool
plucp,n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-01

general ffeight agent Of the Wau.,.
Railway, and ]. NJ. b. Kehlor Of st.
Louis, doing business under the nsme
of kehlor Bros, Tor violation Of the
Interstate commerce net by cutting
ss'es on shipments n -four from Fast
st. Louis 10 Montreal, Canada. The
court held that Congfesa had no power
to make any law regulating railroad
rates between points Ia the United
States AMI foreign countries. The de-.
cision ends the matter M far rs Wight
and kehlor are concerned, the indict-
mcnta being qunshpi hy this demurrer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-01

He had climbed Mont Blanc's smooth,
Icy heights and stood upon tho top; he'd
traced tho Milo clear 70 its source, with
neor u thought to stop; ho'd trampod
across Saharas wastes till no was like 70
drop, he'd fought on many n bloody
held aud heard the bullets pop; ho'd
cleaned ont gangs Of ruiiaus and noyor
called a cop; ho'd brought full many an
elephant to mother earth, korilop, and
caused the savage tiger to enjoy It's iiual
hop; aud his bravery had cost him many
asrgr.
But whom no returned TO Boston hero
honora for 20 share, ho ncted like man
whom ii was no big job 10 scare; hu'd
run and hide behind tho trees, and higl
would raise his hair; he'd tromhlc and
ho'd shake aud blhuch, in evident Dc
spair; his heart would beat, l.i5 eye.
would bulge and h. would cry. "Ep
warol" lie noted like u coward all IA,
timo and oveiywhoroi and the thing TIN,
frightened him, you'd be surprised, wa,
just, swear, that very gentle, haunle
thing, plain electric car!-Bostol
News,
IN parts OF India where serpent
worship is common 1t is considered q
great honor to die from the bite Of
one OF tho poisonous creatures
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-01

In The Magazine OF American History
Hon Arthur Harvey, president Of tho
Canadian institute. throws u light on
the character Of the great Genooso dis
coyorcr which "a qlito different from the
halo through which wo arc accustomed
to bchold him lnhis defcnsoof himself
Columbus speaks Of himself ns q capinin
who by divine will has conquered a now
world aud put It uudoF tho dominion OF
Spain. adding these significant words.
Through which spaiu, which used to
b. called poor Is now rich.
In that Inst clause "a a summing mp Of
inhuman outragcs and cruoltios foi
which not only Spain, but civilized man
kind. ought to blush whil1 tho worlo
stands Columbus obtained from thuh
mijcstioi Of Spain bis exploring outfit
solely On the Itrongth OF tho idea that he
would lind gold Tor thcm-goil, gold.
gold, II was his idea and theirs from
FIRST TO last
Ono OF the first pieces OF enterprise OF
the part % Columbus was TO be.zo hun
drrds Of the natives as slaves, 10 b. sent
10 Europe and sold This was done IL
the beginning on tie excuse that thcJ
were caunibals Then thousands Of
them were seized and put 10 hunting
and washing gold IN tho province,
whcro gold was found each Indian
above fourteen was forced 10 bring Il
the Spaniard every three months Ger
tain amount of gold. aud those else
whore had to give "au arrobn Of cotton.
Tho Indians rob'llod They grew ~
desperate thas thuy fled TO the noun
tlns and tucd to strive tho Spanish con
quoTos out In vlin they were pursued
and treated with unspcakahlo icrooity
The p.ous Columbus himself on ono 90
casion wu,5s home, in tho nam0 Of
tho Holy Trinity there eau DO sent %
many slaves as sale can bo found for II
Spain. and they toll me that 1000 can b,
sold; also some losgood realizing to
go,hcr about 100000"
Now mark the endl Today tho bos
part Of all the lands Columbus 30 proud
ly claimed Tor Spain is owned aud pc6
pied By English speaking nations, an,
some Of tho best OF tho rest seems DIES
tined also to pass into their hands ol,
Spain herself hls lost everything WORT
having In the Now World except Cuba
aud II waivers aud trembles IN tho bal
aneo. Wen may MIR. Harvey quote tn,
words OF Conan poylo'
What Il this that 10 shown mcy whcnc
come they, these peoples ,dhc=o lordly nations
| these mighty Countrc, which rise ~ bcfor
MOP | Look beyond ana others rise, aud ~
others, lar and farther, u uio shora Of th
\ uitorn0st wntora. ilpy crowd Thcysw
| Tho world Is given TO them, and IL rcaouud
| with tho ciang u their hammers and the rims
| ing u their church bella Thoy call thOu
many namc,, aud thoy rlll them this way O
| that, but they arc ai kugilsA, Tor 1 hear th
voices NJ The po0piu. uh l go, and unVar
| over seas where man hath never yet sailed
| aud | sos goat land under new stars and
stranger ski, and still thu land Il England
Where have her children not gpnoi villa
| have they not donor ll1f banner In planted 10
| lee, uur banner ~ aUurched ln thu sun. ~
lies athwari tho lAnta, add her shadow IA Owe
the soas
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-01

Tho Young. Thrlny German pidn't Say
.iurh. bat Ho Tau'g Eggryuhing.

Tho yaunr. Ihriny Gormnn Didn', Say
auci. bat Ho Toua Isoryihing.
The OH saying thst The German
piles up grc,nhlcks where tho Amor
lean sets ont for thc ponrhouso Il
strikiugly illustrated Ia q story from
Kmkakce county, Ills Fritz Loeb
an awkward young German, trudgcd
into the county one day and inquired
Tho price Of twenty acres Of LIND
Young W Bunch, ~ whom he made
the inquiry, and who had inherited O
fine farm and money bca.dcS laugh.
Cd ~ him. "a twenty acne farm e.
he said, why. that wouldn't support
Il hen and chickens" "Sor remark
ed the German
Fritz bought his twenty ucIcs OF
land aud wen, To work. Day after
day. as Mo Buuch drove to town be-.
hind u span %. bays. nc saw Fritz
wedding the garden. cutting thistles
or hoeiug corn. Tho Germans land
yielded moro 60 tho acre, his cows
EgVo more milk, bis hens lgid moro
egg, than his rich ncighbors. Pretty
Mrs Bunch. noting the Germans
prosperity, SAIL 30 him one day,
You Ought 20 take wife Fritz.
"Nut one would hat me. he smil.
ingly answered.
Some little Dutch girl might"
"Sof
Years rolled on. Fritz, prudent
and Industrious, was making money.
Mr.. Bunch Htill rodc 20 town behind
the span Of bays but he often bor,
rowcd money from the frugal Ger
man, and before long the farm ANA
stock were mortgagod TO the man
who had proved that twcnty ucrl
farm would support something be.
sides a hen aud chickens.
Mr. Bunch died, and Fritz came
into possession oil tho fine farm
There was little let for the widow
and her two boys, aged ten and
| twelve.
Dor lectlc boys can drive oop der
cows und dig m,ea," said Fritz.
Lot dem live with mc.n
Tho widow consented, and tho
boys, fond Of Fritz, threw up ticil
hats and turned somoraults on the
grass
One day in July Fritz took refuge
at the Bunch farmhouse during q
thunder shower. Tho widow, merry
Gus at such times. was glad TO So,
him, and gayo him an easy chair and
invited him IN cujoy smoke. A.
the smoke from his pipe curlcd W
over his head, Fritz rcmarkedi
Der farm vhns miner
"Ycs, Fritz"
Der span OF bays vhas mine"
"Yes, Fritz
Der lectlc boy Was minor
Eyes, Fritz
a no likes 20 leave noddings
Vhi6 der vidder mine"
She looked through the window nt
the rainbow arching the rchpatinf
storm cloud, and she answered in {
low voice:
YES, Fritz"
The next day they drove to tn
parsonage behind q span Of bays
Youths Companion
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-01

fNnrANArums, Feb. :9.--Ihe street
railway strike was practically settled AT
midnight tonight, when Judge faylor
IL the superior court appointed lhos.
steele, assistant superini.ndtni, recent
Is discharged by President FfenEell,
receiver Of tho company. The petition
FOR a receiver va. fled by w. 7. Fish
back, and lts forth that the company
had performed i,s duly a. common
carrier untll Freuacll was elected Pres.
idcn'. that hn il wholly unft for the
positi,n; shat continuance Of the
sifikr win rrsult In blotdshed and the
d,ft.uc,ion Of property that the dirrc'
tots supporting Frenkgli are unit 10
operate the company. Receiver Steele
VIII start the cars In toe morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-01

s mel. The =. as Is sin subject
howpyg,.. tho aston n IL British
l.ri.mtnt and the United 'sihies sem
ate. rhc o1ac. terms OF the treaty
cannot now be stated, but VI is kno,
,hat tire board OF arbitration viii con-
aist of seven persons, two representing
Great Britain (one OF whom Is 70 bo
Canadian. two representing theUniled
states. nud one each representing tie
governments OF Francs sweden aud
laly,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-01
rur urnRI,d suA QUESTION.
Negotiations nctweon the United
sintes ana Enginnd.

wAsuSGToN, Feb.20 Negotiations
between the United States and Great
Britain. looking 10 the submission TO
arbitration NJ the controversy between
the two countries In regard 10 the Beh-
ling Ssa seal fisheries, reached "A Iavor-
abln conclusion today. Pauneafoto,
British minister, aigned the treaty OF
arbitration today on bohRlf OF Great
Britain. lie said he was FULLY author.
ICED by Lord Salisbury 10 take this
action. Blaine signed tbs document
on behalf OF this government, and the
matter is contaminated 50 far az the
diplomatic part VI the business is con.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-01

CHICAGO, Feb. GA Cincinnati
special dispatch contains mn interview
with o. w. Wright, member Of the
national executive board Of the
Knights Of Labor, In which he IL re-
ported ns saying the presidential can.
didaie for the third party Ia decided on.
The dispatch further states Judge
Gresham Ia the man. Judge Gresham
refuses either to deny or Affirm the
story.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-01

WAIuSGToN, Fob. a. The su-
premc court affirmed the validity Of
the tarbed wire fence patcn. held by
the Washburn and MOon Manufacture
ing Company. The court reversed tho
judgment Of the lower court In The
case VI the Wgshburn Manufacturing
Company Va. the "iIoat I'm Allp
Barbed Wire Company, The court Gays
II II disposed to consider any doubts IL
may have IN favor Of the Wasbuurn
Company, upon tue ground that tue
invention through which 10 claims
title made what had bc.ore proved q
failure q success.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-01

LONDON, Feb. 20. - In the Com
mons today, the hill prompted Nv the
London county councils, proposing To
connect the tramways Of south aud
north London, ard which IL opposed
by the Conservatives, passed the sec
ond reading--lGl to 1853, the result
being tantamount 10 n Liberal vic
tory.
Gladstone entered the House during
the proceedings, aud was greeted with
hearty cheer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-01

II. 7. Lombard told vt meeting OF
the American Carnation society that h.
finds q carnntion Of the size such rs we
get from Grace wilder, Frederick Man
gold and Purit1 about all tho murkot re-
quiros. Ho euidi There never will be
~ large a sale for a big caruation a.
thor0 Is for tho ordinary sizo cauhtpn
OF today, 1t viii cost too much How
ever, II may bo had as % specimen plan,
and as such We may try 10 raise II"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-01

LoNDoS, Fob. 20.-John Goodall,
the evangelist, was arpigned today on
the charge OF committing an assault In
railway carriage upon Mrs. Ann
Siddhlls, In January last. Mrs. Sid
dalls identified him AZ her assailant.
She told the story OF the outrage prac'
ticaliy as II has been heretofore given.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-01

ST. JoIfss, Feb. 99.-Saturday 200
men We're caught while zeal hunting
by fierce storm anu driven OIL the
coast.
II is reported this afternoon that ten
OF the seal hunters have been found
frozen to death. All have been account
cd for but fifteen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-01

SEATTLE, Wash, Feb. 20,-Threo
Children, Orpha Straicr, Zoe StrRder,
and Roy simpson, perlshed In the
flames which destroyed the residence
OF John Simpson carly this morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-01

En-. J0uSs, n. r., Feb. 2O.--Satur.
day 200 men were caught, while seal
hunting, by n fierce gale and driven
oil the coast. Ii Is reported this after
noon that ten seal hunters have been
found frozen TO death. All have
now been accounted for but thirteen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-01

Dies MoIMrs, Fob. 29.--The House
bill passed prohibiting prian fighting.
and providing u fine Of $500 to $1,000
for participating or assisting Ia such
affairs, Recess until . O'Clock this
afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-01

NEW YoEi<, Feb. 2g.--Georgc Gould
said this morning that his fathers ~.
ness was not serious hni that he passed
a comfortable night and seems better
this morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-01

wAsuiNGroS, Feb. GA reporter
today asked Blaine for cory Of the
reply from Father Ducey. Blaine re-
piled It was Father Ducey's privilege
10 publish II. lie added, casually, the
letter did not amount to anything.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-01

LONDON, Feb. "a crazy shoe
maker, named Rovoil, and living at
BroadrwOrlh, killed his four children
yesterday by cutting thor thr0gts. He
then fatally wounded himself
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SAvANNAu, Feb. 2D.-The explosion
OF boiler at the roundhouse here this
morning killed four men and wounded
many others, The debris was scattered
all over the city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-01

Npy Yom,. Feb. ag,-Gold coin to
amount 81 ,O31 ono hns 'rst aecn ordered
ut thu suU-irrasury ior shipment 10
Europe tomorrow. The iolal oidcfel
since February l0.h IL sji'sOiOOO'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-01

The Romans reclined ut their ban.
quets on couchcs, all supporting
themselves on one elbow, and eating
with their fingers from dishes placed
in the center of the table. Each was
supplied with II napkin, and knives
were used, though it does not appear
that every ono was supplied with one
Nothing, It would seem, could DO
moro fatiguing thln TO paItake Of a
ropast IN such an awkward posture
or less conducive 20 reatness, il be
ing almost impossible 10 keep the
hands clean. even with water sup
piled by the slaves, or 10 prevent the
food aud wine from falling on the
clothing and the draporics OF the
couch.
This manner Of eating disappeared
during the Dark Ages so far as the
couch was concerned, but the pecul.
arity OF taking tho food with fingers
from a common dish continued after
wand for more tina 900 yoars.-san
Francisco Chronicle,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-01

thc.Calisle school applicable TO pupils
now In attendance. Rejected. Pend
Ing action, the committee rose and the
House adjourned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-01

NuSNEAputis. Feb. 29.--Advlccs re
ccived mere state that tho price Of
binding twinu Tor the coming year will
b. advanced from three 10 four cents.
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NEW YomS, Feb. ~. 90 Thomas
Golau, one OF tue best known tolc-
gnphofs OF this county, died todgy VI
psrAlysB.
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CmIs1tANiA, Feb. 20.--Ihc final
races Tor the world'nskatlng champion.
ship between Smart anu Hagen 70.
suited In u Victory Tor the latter
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NEW YORR, Feb. 29.-The loss by
Yesterdays fire Is between $500, 900 and
100000.
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wAsnfNuroN, Feb. 20. - senator
sherman this morning. denies The
report that lac Is TO fcslgn nom tho
NuMlln.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-01

WAsiINGroS, Feb. 29.-The secre-
tnry Of state has given official notice
OF deilnitu agreement for tho
establishment OF q commercial reclpro-
city between France and the United
5Lales.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-01

PANS, Feb. 90 whltelaw Reed,
American minister, and Jules Roche,
minister Of commerce, today arrived ut
a definite agreement for the establish.
ment OF commercial treaty between
France and the United States. Roche
will Tuesday next, introduce bill In
the chamber Of deputies to ratiiy tho
agreement.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-01

- uurmgn inventor mas patented
q system OF employing the trolley
electric system topropel boats on "a
mails or rivers New York journal.