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

at iNvrstlearloN INTO Hls CON.
DUCT
Courted 10y His Republican frlcnd'
as Ltaslnr 10 III, Total
Ylnditation.
Arnold Introduce. p i,esoiuiicn About
the NiulHtcr.

the Sinister.
WAsJIiNG1UN, Feb. IA mother de.
mnnd iOF Tire recall OF Minister Egan
has houu made, this time by Mr. Ar
mold Of Missouri. n democratic msm.
her Of the House, and u Ia no secret In
democratic quarturl that the political
adyisabili,y Of introducing res0lu-
ton providing Tor nn inquiry Into
Minister Egnu's conduct Il being dls.
cueed. Republican, who have SPOKEN
say that such an investigation viii DO
courtsda hy Egania friends A. stop
which will lead 10 bio total VindiCA.
ton. Tho preamble TO Mr.. ArnOld'a
resolution requesting the President ~
recall Egnn says that whereas, tho lat
ter by HE general course OF action to-
wards that government, aud more
especially by his action 10 giving asy-
lum 10 Chileans In the late strife be-.
tween the Congressional aud nalma.
cedist parties, has rendered himself
obnoxious 10 that government AMI
nliunatcd Ia marked degree the for
mtr friendship that people had for this
government, and, by reason NJ cxist-
ing facts, the unfortunate ntluck byn
Chilean mob upon the American sea.
mhu occurred, aud that whereas, by
reason Of such attack grave nnprehen-
sion for time existed tina, this nation
Of 6s,O0O,0OO people was on the
owe OF q war with about two
and one.half million Chilchus,
unless ample apology and repasatlon
were made, which approximations arose
from the met that an apology, hourly
looked for, dld not reach Congress aud
the country IN qSckly NJ tire Pfcsi-
dents nossage, but tlslt whcr,Ss said
apology has arrived and the President
hn~iniormei CONGRESS that all icnfs Of
impending war are at an end; that
therefore, In order that public tran
guilty may In future he better insured
aud the bonds Of friendship witch
ought 10 exist Ia all the republics Of the
Western hemisphere may he further CO.
mrutod, regardless Of thcir effects upon
political paTtiw;
Resolved, That the President be- 10.
/ specially requested 10 recall aald min
letter to Chile, 10 the end that rdclp,
/ f0city ufAmicRhle relations may be had
and maintained between Chile aud the
Uniteu States
Mr.. Arnold, ia an Interview tonight,
/ said that he thought there WAS really
never any probability Of hostllitie, bo'
| tween this country and Chile. The
apology Of ! latter coming ~ II did
10 close on the heels Of the Presi lonp-
message, he would not say indicated
duplicity on the part OF our govern
ment, but ovincod undue haste. That,
however, was not germanc 20 the spirit
Of the resolution. international cour.
tesy demands, especially In this ease,
the withdrawal OF the obnoxious minis
| ter.
Mr.. hrnold'a resolution was referred
TO the committee on foreign Affairs.
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HcbTing Sen Commissioner cs,I on
Hlninc.

WAsiuSuToN, Fob. l.-Slr Julian
PaunceiOte, the British Minister. call.
ed Vt the State Department this morn.
sea Commiesloners Baden Powell aud
DR.. Dowson, who had Just arrived ia
Washington from Canada. They had
n conference with Blaineand arranged
certain prcliminarlcs of the Joint con.
ference TO Oe held between tho United
States and British Commissioner, who
visited Behring Sea last summer for tho
special purposs OF investigating tho
seal industry.
II Is practically conceded that arbl-
tration cannot be concluded In time to
be- effective during tho coming season.
Steps viii also bo taken to secure u
mCdu8 UIutndf,
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o. ous,tion Likely 10 Become a Po
liieai Issue Of the Present
Congress.
srpslsrNrarivr nUsHHELt's
RESOLUTION.
An lniI.Polygamy Amendment 10 the
Constitution Pro-
posed.
n, r,lesraph 20 the Srws.l
OK ACCOUNT Of UTAH
, Proposition TO Amend the '"''e"
state. Consultation,

,vtuuSafoS, Feb. Tho question
tIiah statehood is likely 10 become
" ~ n thc political issues 0f the pre-
l-,, cnnrrpss. A bill IL now peniiug
I, No House for the admission OF that
~. .sltory rs a state. and today Repre-
l'n,suvr Bushnell (Wlsoonslnl, intro
d.r,i resolution on the subject. Tho
sss,luu1n declares that Utah has
i.rger population than the three al.
i.lelng States OF Wyoming, Idaho anu
'Ssyala combined; tha, the President
in bis last annual message recon uiond-
I'd tbat Utah he kept out OF statehood
mill there was satisfactory evidence
MAI effective laws against polygamy
weu made and maintained, because
ga Territory, Congress could reach
md punish polygamy, while rs a
STATE il could not DO No. Ho said thnt
f,he United States Constitution were
amended no ~ TOT prohibit polygamy,
Then there would be no excuse for not
admitting Utah NJ State. There was
10 be- submitted to the several Statca
lhefallowiug, 10 be known ~ Article
XVI. u tho amendments thereto!
HPolygamy shall never exit within
NE United States, or any placo subject
/, their jurisdiction. Congress SHAH
lave the power 10 make all needful
h.s Tor the enforcement Of the article
Id punishment OF its violation"
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BoYU's LONG cAREEB ~ NEBHAslcA
a. voter, oniceholder and soldier
nysinst the Indians, with the view Of
showing that, for over Thirty years
Boyd enjoyed all the rights 81 citizen
ship. Under the circumstances
James T.. Boyd, tho court says,
" entitled 10 claim that II his
father did not complete his ma.
tUrAl.z,tion before his sou attained
his majority, tho sou cannot be hold to
hold the i1chunte eintus he acquired
~ tho declaration Of Intention, On
the contrary. that the oath he TOOK,
and his action va q citizen, enlltlc,d
him 60 insist urun the benefit 81 hin
faihofis act aud placed him In the
samc category AZ hin father would
have occupied " he had cmigrateu 10
tho Territory Of Nebmskni that IN
short, he was within the iutunt aud
meaning Of the acts OF CONGRESS IN
relation 90 citizens Of tie territory
and was made n cltlzrn Of the tnited
Staies and Of the State OF Nebraska
unccr the offanlc and cnRbling acts
aud the acts Of admission.
ANOTHER AND suoWrrR COUlsE OF
REASONING
brings tho courts 10 the same conolu-
sion. After citing uumuer Of STINT
Lar cascs the court says: "lhero can
he no doubt that this fact that Boyd'a
father bccamc a uaturahzed citizen be-
fore October. 1854, - well pleaded Ia
Boyd's answer, and 70 therefore al,
fItted by Armstrong In behalf Of
ThHycr.n
The COURTS order reads ~ follows.
"rho Judgment OF The Supreme court
OF Nu1rafka rs reversed, and the Gaze
f0manded 10 be proceeded with ac'
oordiug 10 law and In conformity with
this opinion"
Unless the Nebraska courts should
Of thelr own accord depart from thcii
usual custom. Governor Boyd VIII mol
be fclnsta.ed In Office before March nj
tho earliest. Ex.Aitorney Genera
dsriaud asked for "a mandate nom thu
court this afternoon, but Chief Justice
! Fuller sRld Chat the olugt could not de-
part from its usual custom, and woulC
not Issue mandate before the uhua
! time, unless notice OF intention b'
| given the other side. The motion o
Garland was therefore denied. A. th'
clurt TO day adjourned until Fcbuar!
/ 9Dth, this action VI tue court viii havi
/ the effect OF delaying tho Issuance .
[ the COURTS order until after its REASON
bling.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-02

CINCINNATI, Fob. IAN inciplent
riot WIS quelled by the police this
evening. A great crowd had collac ct.
ed In front Of an empty building on
sixth street, near Central avenue,
recently a low saloon ami den OF pro.
stitutiOn occupied by Nick Delmore.
John Hicks was found dead In the
alley In the rear OF this saloon a few
months ago. The verdict OF the coroner
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4 sew YORH nLAzE.
1he Tenants Of n Largo House PanIc-
s,rlcien.

NEW YomI, Feb. l.-At n late hour
WY III an Overtur ed kerosene lamp
W. me second hoor Ola tive.btory brick
wnelhent house Mt so Hester street,
,Ai'ed u blaze which, in few minutes,
ny, uAu spread through tho upper part OF
~ oulluing. The tenants were panic
'uoAen. some Of the unfortunatse
!lmgeui and others were knocked OH
w microscopes TO tho stone courtyard
ss ',,o' Two were fatally injured, and
~, olhera are suffering from bToken
uVhos mud other injuries. Gustnye
1n,IauIhman and Fannie Levy, who
s'ou on the third floor, Were cut Off
~ the staircase by the flames and
we wy. crowd kept them FROM the flre.
vwggiipe' They wont TO the roof, from
s,hleh they jumped, locked In each
''lers arms, to the courtyard. They
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-02

were picked up bleeding aud insensi-
bile. solomon Soiinsky tried to rave
the Levy girl by catching her In his
arms, but her weight crushed him and
he fell to the ground with d leg broken.
Ida Goldsteln threw her eighteen
mon,hs.old child out II the window
and n was fatally Injured. Rebecca
Poneranlz fell from the iire.escape ON
the fourth floor and broke her back
She will die. Tho hrUmon Boon got
the flames under control.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-02

OMAHA, Feb. 1.-The grievance
committee OF the trainmen aud con.
duolors Of the Union Pacific, irritAted
becauee OF their failure TO receive re-
ply from the officials, intimate strongly
that the Union Pacific must accede 10
their demands, and declare that u
strike II IL comes, win stop every
wheel on the entire System.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-02

Ini,self. ISL not o Sin 10 be million
aire. We know This Is contrary 90 mod.
ern teaching from Labor rof0rmcrs,
socinlistic ro,ogmeu, from cuuka, and
even in somo cafes from the pulpit. Yet
wo lay % down again as - proposition TO
which we invite your thoughtful alton.
tion-in itself Il Is not sin to be a
millionaire. Tho teaching 10 tho con-
trary, tho constant Dining Il into tho
thought OF 81 balanced brains results in
the blowing up ty dynamite OF men like
Mr. Russell Slgc. There doubtless arc
mill.onairc5 who deserve such blowing
mp that is " anybody does, but ON gen.
srll principles the dynamiiins Of duan.
cial maguatcs Is not GOOD moral doc
triue 20 preach.
Tto.o ar, millionairas who AFRO among
Tho best cit'sens Of TINS rcpalAs in spite
Of Che general belief 10 the contrary
with the processes that 70 to tho fash.
Joining Of a mans brain we ago not yc,
acquainted. Bat say a man Is born
with tho money gaining power. Plans
for acquiring money come 90 him oasily
Guj those Waus deyclopwiihout amy bad
luck. llo Pounds induslric5. hires huu-
drads Of men, pays tbon tioir wage
10 gets wealth and becomes richer aud
richer by the known lpSiump.1 procoH.,
OF accommodating wealth. L. ho there.
foro q criminal, aud docs hc deserve
dynmHitinF, especially when, rs coca.
sioually happens, he uses much Of his
wealth to help lis woFl,men and o,her.i
According to the teaching Of certain
school Of economists, he docs.
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was death from an unknown cause.
The statement Of two women recently
made. that Dnlnore druggod HE'S
aud causoi his death, mas caused mo
nrrsit Of Delmore md wac me cause
Of the Jury Of the mob. Tho crowd
was tispufsci and he ioust Guarded
by the police after few do0fs aud win
dUws broke.
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WAsHlNGToS, Feb. 1.-The Navy
department. Is informed that the Uni.
@i states steamer "COncOrd" left
Bahia Saturday for Montevldeo. The
= 'gshlp philadelphia" Ia expected
70 arrive at the last named port In a
ieW days. The "Boston" and york
Nsn" are stlll at Callao, and It Is not
yl settled whether either or both shall
be sent TO Valparaiso.
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WAsIuHoToN, Feb. L. Secretary
Foster spent a short time at the
treasury department today, but will
hardly be able TO resume actual
direction OF It's affairs for at least a
week.
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HARRsnuRd, Feb. 1.-The suits
aaa,i tho city and county OF Phils-
ueiphiA by the state, arlsing out of the
griMcations Of ex-City Treasurer
1877 oy, to recover tho State tax ON
lgans and personal property, were con-
nhued this morning, because Of the
Illness OF tho City Solicitor. Another
.lecla term will be held In March 10
w The pOhtponnd oAse.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-02

KpARSEy. Sch, Fob. LA dfna.
mite humb was found un To- Union
Pacific tract, NEAR Wust htafncy TINS
afternoon, iu-t before the eastern
bound pgaacuger was duri IN such =
rositlob thst il would have exploited
when struck by tho Train.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-02

A French journal tells that since
the widespread use Of cocaine in OPP
erations upon the eye it has ofton
been noted that 1t does not produce
annsthesia IN some cases, especially
in inhammstory states Imam opera.
ton for cataract upon both eyes, the
loft being most advanced, DR. Gale
2owski used the Same preparation Of
cocaine that had been used before
and has been used since with success.
The cocaine caused some pain, but
when the coniunctiva was seized with
the torceps the pain was atrocious.
Having noticed this reaction twice
before, the doctor determined to op
crate upon tho right eye without the
use Of cocaine, The operation upon
the left eye was completed without
accident, though tho patient com
planned very much at each touch Of
tho instrument. But when the right
eye was operated upon tho pain com.
planned OF was nothing 10 that OF the
other ey1
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C,ucAao. Feb. l.--Wllliau rarney
Was Killed and Andrew Gallagher anri.
lusly wnundci tonight IN a saloon row
by ChnrluH Mcclure. Tho lsht grow
ont OF practical Joke. All tho men
are Of hard reputation.
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LONuoN, Feb, l.-Galos prevail TO.
day or Holyhoai In the English
channel anu along the eastern coast
q England and Scotland. A number
OF c1Asling vessels were wrecked.
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pAaA, m, FEET. 2.--fctcr George,
miner. aged %, today, while placing
tlmbprs az the mouth Of the pOnnvillu
shnf, slipprd and fell TO tho lotion VI
The shaft. 700 feet Hls body wal h0t.
rbly maugled.
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The Memphis nurdersas plead. la.
sanity.

MEMPHIS, Feb. i.--hlice Mitchell
and Iiliie johnson were arraigued iu
court todny aud the indictments read.
Miss johnson pleaded not guilty, but
Miss Mitchell dld not speak. Colonel
Gauti OF counsel for defense spoke w,
pleading not guilty M to Miss Johnlon
and insanity NJ 10 Miss Mitchell. The
prisoners were then returned TO jail. IL
IL the intention OF the defense 10 SUM
mon medical experts before n luuacy
inquisitlOn.
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AtphInson .tntoment.

BosIoS, Feb. L. The Atehlson De.
ctmhor slatoment, including the st..
Louisiana San Francisco system, shows
net earnings 81, 10000, an Increase OF
s8l8, 600.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-02

Pi1TsuuRO, Feb. Ia Beaver
special says; The defendants ia the
Quay libel suit we're sentenced today TO
xix months imprisonment 10 jail,
fino OF 5000 and the costs Of prosecu
lion.
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NEW York, Feb, l.--Angelo Dem
40 and kllserp Valistra were found
q Sl' IN bed this morning at Brooklyn.
lley had been sulocated by escaping
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CHICAGO, Feb. Tho statement
Of the burlington system for 1891,
show net earnings OF s8,s5s, 900 au In
crease OF 5000, 200.
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>. NEW fORlS, Feb. l.-Advlces from
A'ngslon, Jamaica, state that five
y itmily Were poisoned by eating
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-02

The Indian Is again hastoniug his OK.
tinciiou this winter In Oklahoma tho
word and terrible ghost dances are ones
more IN progress The infatuated people
enter on them IN the midst OF cold,
fatigue, snow and hunger, and they keen
AZ H. \ considerable number havc died
from exhaustion and exposure 10 winter
weather.
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slreel car sirlhe ArhllralIon.

INDiAEAPoILs, Feb. 1.-The board
ofarbitratlon this morning rendered II
decision Ia the late street car strike
satisfactory to both sides.
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WAsHIHGToN, Feb. 1.-The treasury
department today purchased 100000
ounces OF silver at from s).9J9J to
SO'0ll5.
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One Of the accomplished facts on
which the Nineteenth century will look
back when IL departs will DO the prac.
teal extinction OF tho wild Indian Of
America Tho warriors arc now being
regularly enlisted in United States mill.
tary companies, Tho president, ia his
message, recommends that tho ave civil
lied tribes receive from congress citizen.
ship and representation in congress, like
white mon. In that case We may expect
to hear the halls of congress ochoing to
some Of tho ringing Indian cloquauce
that has been confined hitherto 10 the
school readers
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In the extreme eastern edge of
Arizona, some forty miles southwest
OF the remote aud interesting Ind.
ian pueblo OF Zuni, N. NJ, is a strange
natural phonomenon-a great, shall
low salt lake, at tho bottom Of q
bowl,like depression, some hundreds
OF feet deep and about three miles
across.
The basin is dazzling white. with
u crust Of salt crystals. About in
the conter rises n small black vol.
cauic peak; aud II one will take the
trouble 20 ford the small lake, which
he will ind a disagrceablo but not
dangerous task, and climb the peak,
he will ind its orator halfway filed
Nv u lakclpt ~ pure fresh water.
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Congress.

WAsIitNuroN, Feb. |. - Senator
g.oWAr. mndO nm argument 10 show
hat California hal not had anything
Ike her share OF apportionments for
public buildings or rlvers and hnrborr.
lie then gave receipts from customs
and Internal revenue from that State
from 1881 10 1881, showing an aggre-
gate of about sllS,OOO, 200, and said
that a percent OF that sum would
more than pny for all the public build
lngs tho State desired. The amend.
msut was agreed 10 and the bill passed.
thu bill TO establish "a iirst order
lighthouse on the north head Of Cape
Disappointment, Wash, passed.
The biz to prevent the adultoration
aud mi-brnnding Of food aud drugs
having been reached on the calendar,
Senator Paddock moved 10 make II n
fntclAl order for "Wednesday next, hut,
while the motion was being consid-
erred, the hour VI 2 O'Clock arrived, and
the Mcritan award bill was taken up
o. unfinished butintts.
Ansr several minor amendments,
the I'll passed--i3 10 3. IL directs
suit 10 10 brought In the u. =. court Of
claims against the L'Abra Silver MIN
luz Company and all persons making
claim TO any part Of the award, ~
ttiem'a1 whether the award Was OBJ.
tanned by fraud or effected by false
,geaflng. A similar bill In relation
10 the Benjamin We'll claim was
hlto rased, and the Senate adjourned.
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The session opened with rocrlmlna-
ton, Hoar, Of Massachusetts,, accusing
Morse, OF the same State,of tamperlng
with the Record. Morse replied win.
ciciyvly.
The House spent the remainder OF
the day on the rules, making but slight
progress.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-12
TERMINALS PRESIDENT.
MN lrnERrF FINK NAY BE SELECTED
~nrrsc.aent.d scenes on tho stock Exchange.
Fifteen Cssos OF Iyphus fe'e' No
~poried-sew York Notes.
NV Yonx BUREAU RICHMOND TtMxs.
"N" Fob IL. 1892.

II is reported that ex-Commissloner Aloe'
Fink will become president OF the reo's
izsd Richmond Terminal Company.
Tho Norfolk and Western earnings iof 'ne
Era, uesk IN February show f25,5S3 incre@'''
Chesapeake and Ohio, si2,256.
an uSpREcrDENTED SCENE. .,
The Stock Exchange to-day resolved
u..o,;o.llv into an exchange for keaoinE
stock. II is doubtful if the Stock h~~"
aver witnessed such q scene. iho ~.ho
lions in stocks to day were the creates -
history Of the Exchange. The totai sale' ooa
.,ocks were 1452. oSi shares. of when O'O','.
go Ra.d;ns The dealings in oon1s "a Goo
beat the record. They aggregated So'o'''
rux STRENGTH CONTINUED
~orc,b and activity OF the marHe'
mil The close Of the, S'ocA ~
cbange ON Wednesday. Decenncoonn 90 sharoo
The totsl reported sales were lo.s, W racor5
Ibis was up 70 ~naystors employed on the
So TxnTanga 10 send out the quotations
prsd q he ,siieyed every half hour WIN 10
tremendous strain upon them ",
The directors Of the Keading' Lehigh Val,
lev and New Jersey Cehuai '0-""S '"''"'N
the contract for the new oea'.
~CToAkMAhtAo 0AhAhh.
Nas,lv I 900 men and women employed IN
uver Ionassen a Co g cloak-shop. on Grand
ssnyJ lin streets. quit work to-day. The strike
a. ,be resnlt of demands for higher wages
msde by Boss Josh Barondess. of the Cloak
makers Union. Mr.. J0nassen agreed to adj
Vance a small sum on each garment, but to
tbis Barondess would not consent.
cAsEs or TYPHUs FEVER.
Fifteen cases of typhus fever were reported
This afternoon by the inspectors OF the health
department. They were in the United Hebrew
Charity Association building at ~ east
Twelfth street. an institution for Russian
Hebrews. The victims were men. women and
children.
CONTRACTED on II VOYAGE.
Over 200 Hebrews recently came from Mar
sellles on the steamship Massalia, and II IS sup
posed that some Of them contracted the dis
ease during the voyage. The place was fumii-
gated and the people removed 70 North
Brothers Island. The inspectors are searching
lodging houses in the lower part OF the city
for new cases. This is the same as the munger
typhus fever Of Russia. IL Is said to be the
worst Of al fevers.