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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-21
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ERIE: Jozef Gdauiec, sos E. Is Str.
ELLIS, Jan Wysocki
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HOUSTON, TEN Hildebrand
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-21
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NOWvch Ksiazek

Nowvch Ksiazek
prowadzi1a couopiero 2 Europy
ksiegarnia II ieronim D
d owsklego Winonie, q
mianowicie'
l. Cic h tzaC hrze
n y X a kslpzka do
nabozenstwa ola katolikow
" slicznej zfocouej | wy
~tiaczanei ok{adce GRAZ re
z}oconym brzegiem lbs
8. B o nad zlea o.
SEA. kSja&ka 60 nabozen.
silva, W 'nkiei >pnej xosz
tnwn5l "nr."IH I.2s
5. IS aIG Nula Two
a, mr"!tnv / rnlmySla-
MIA liza WsIis:N;s. uroczy-
>tuSri ko%r!r,Hr : Ia wSzeI.
kie pk"}irA"~,,i zycla, W
drog'"j "!AaNle l.2I
4 X iazka Il o nabo-
zenstwa Du"iua Wv
nai"spania%~asJ oprawie,
bez okucIal 2,O6
s. y I. IS J. oDraw.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-21
O W a i
ChrzeScian
w PIERWSZYCH VIE
KACH.
(Ciag dalszy.)

Cesarze CalDa, Otho VI
tetiusz nled}ugo panowali, a
jul W roku 60 g obrano ceSa-
rem Wespazyana, ktory tel
uda} s,e do Rrzymu, dow6d1
two we wolnie zydaml
oddat synowi swemu, Tytuso-
WI. W JerozoIimle tymczasem
zamiast dwoch stronlctw, OF.
worzyly sic t,zy i wojua do.
nova stala sic leszcze zaciet.
sZa.
| Tytus ME spieszyt sic.
Okofo wielk'ejaocy roku 70
stanat q wojsklem ma gorze
ollwnej. Chcial on koniecznie
zachowaG swiatyuie i miasto
s%tarozytne, wee kilkakrotnle
posyfaf do Jerozolimy, ofia-
ruiac poko) , przebaczenie, ale
daremnie = zasIepienle 3ydow
ME zna1o CRANE. Chrzesclanle
wldzqc, re nadchodzi zapowie.
diane przez Zbawiclela zbu-
rzenie JerozollmY, uszli Z
miasta W sam czas.
Widzqc Tytus, Be dobroclq
niczego z zydami ME doka2e,
rozpoczat ob!ezenie mlasta,
W ktorem wlelkie mnostwo
ludu zebrane bYfo ma swleto
wielkanocne, a zapasow 3y-
wnosci bardzo mafo, DO strou.
nictwa z nienawiscl nawzajem
soble zapasy nlszczyli. Zawitai
vice do Jerozolimy gi0d, re
po2erall najobrzydllwsze re
czy, ktorychby sic zw1erze
ME tchneto, matkl nawet
wtasne dzieci piekty / zjadaty
ku zgrozle zydow i Rzymlan.
SetkI dziennie umieraty z
gtodu, a GALA glnace zatru,
wafy powletrze i szerzyfy
zaraze. Stosy trupow zaIegafy
ulice, domy i plaskie dachy
don6w. Wyrzucono trupy "a
injury miasto, a Tytus wldzac
raz ogromny dol, zaslany
| trupami zydowsklEn, za]amaf
| rece l swiadczyl sic przed
! Bogiem, he ME Jest winien
tel zgro,y. Mimo to ME przy-
cichta nlenawiSG 2ydow, kto-
rzy morAowall kazdego. 60 4
Miasta urhodzii. z drugiel
strony mordowal, tak3e Rzy-
mianle pochwyconych zydow
l ubiczowanych do krzyza
przybiiall, a ze tych kr2yzow
codzlenn'e okolo preset po-
stawlali, vice mezadfugo "a
brakto i'm drzewa, a okofo
Jerozolimy s%terczat las krzy,
low z ciafam1 zamord0wa-
nych.
TAX to spelniia sic pomsta
Boza = Pan Jezus Cd swoich
zosta3 zamordowany, &yd2i tel
sami sleble mordowali WA.
Jennie - Pan Jezus zan:or.
dowany zosta} ma Wlelkanoc
l 2ydow ma swieta w'elkanoc-
ne doscigneta kara Bo&a =
Pana Jezusa ubiczowano !
ukrzyzowano | zydow tyslace
ublczywaaych zawlsio ma
krzyzach.
Przepowiedz!at Pan Jezus
o Jerozolimie, Re nieprzyjacie
; lie otocza "a wa'em (tuk. 10.
43 i to sic speiniio dosiow-
ME, DO Tytus, chcac odcjaG
mlastu wszelki dowoz, wznlost
naokolo wlelk1 | mocny wat
i tax ME po2ostalo zvdom mic
lnnego, jak a]bo poddat sc,
albo tez zginqc oez ratuuku.
Zaslepienie lch bylu jednAk3e
TAX wielkle, lie choclaa CO.
dzlenna of,ara W sw atlni luz
ustac muslala BIZ HE bvlo,
CODY of'aro"aG mrg eli. u,-
przekonnli ri4, 2e wleIk, o!,or
daremuv-
Jcszcze ra@ po2r6b ,,4i
szla,hetny wool rzymsNi VA.
KnaG krwi rozlewul posIat do
.jarO7olinV SamnUD NIn urjuS1u
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-21

Dlagal | Zakllual - NC 70
jednak2e ME pomog1o i Tytus
acz niechetnie schwycif sic
ostatniego srodka /, dat haslo
do szturmu, wydawszy ma
prod surowy rozxaz, ably
oszczedzono miasta, miauowl.
Gle s~wiatyni.
By}o to W slerpniu. Zydzl
bronill sic z rozpaczliwem
meztwem. ale daremn,e =
jedna warowa'a pc drugIej
dostafa sic W rece Rrzym,an,,
W koncu rozpoczela sic rzez
W samej swiatyni, dokad resi-
ia niedobitkow sic schronjia,
a wsrod tege 1eden zoln!e.
rzy wrzucli palaca SIC gfowu,a
do wnetrza swiatyn,, za]eto
sic wnet drzewo cyprysowe,
a pomlmo rozkazu Tytusa,
ably polar geszono, swiatyoia,
lax Gale miasto stale sic
pastwa pfomieni. Mlasto zbu.
rzono do szczetu i spefnlfa sic
przepowiednia ZbawicieIa, re
kamien ma kamlepiu ME zos,
TAME.
Przesz}o million 3ydow zgl.
neto W tel wo]nie, pozostato
bllzKo sto tysiecy pomiedzy
gruzaml, Z ktorych jedni po.
marll z gtodu, lnnych wymor
dowano, a s,lniejszych i miod-
szycb czescia zaprzedano W
niewole, czescia tel u3yto lch
do igrzysk Rzymie, gdzie
SAM re SODA / dzlkiemi
zwierzetami walczyc mus,eii.
Gdy Tytus / zabranymi W
nlewole zydanl wracal do
domu, wystawlono mu W
Rzymie TUX wspaniaiy, pod
ktorym ~przeszedl W pochcdzie
tryumfalnym : lux ten z
r7ezblonyml ma MIN obrazam;
z wo]nY aydowskiej, stol do
dnia dzislejszego, a zydzi O..
mllaja te smutua pa,nlatke,
gdy tamtedy i'm droga wy
padnle.
TAX straclll 1Ydzl swiatynle
/ arke starego przymierza,
ktore JUL ustato, l rozproszem
pc swlecie, bez ofIary, bez
]ednosci, So i beda do konca
swiata swladectwem pomstY
Bozej i prawdziwosci WARY
chrzesciansKie)>
Pc Tytusie nastapit cesarz
D O N &c va n, kt6rego pa
nowanie trwalo tylko lat pieG,
DO cd roku Sl-S6, ale byto
ME mn,ej okrutne, lax pa
nowanle NeronA. Styszal Ga
cos 0 krolestwie M~essyasza i
poczat podejrzywa6 chrlesclan,
Re chca cesarstwo obalic. Chc9c
sic 0 prawdzie tego podejrze.
MA lepie] przekonac, sprowa-
DILL z Zleml sw. kilku krew-
nYch sw'ete] rodziny, 0 kto-
rych sic wywledzla1, ale ma
brawszY przekonanla, ze 20
ludzie nlewinni j ami I'M sic
marry Q krolestwle, puscif
lch ma wolnosG i zamierzat
chrzescian pozostawic W poke :
ju. Podejrzenle lego posadza.
ME o bunt wzmoglo sic jed.
make, gdy mu chrzesclante
ME chcIell oddac tytulu Boga.
Rozpoc2ely sig vice mordy.
]ak "a czasow Neroua, a tax
rozguiewauy byl Domicyan,
ze nawet naiblizszych swych
krewnych ME osaczedzaf. |
tax kazyf zamordowaJ bis
klego swego %krewnego, kon-
sula Flawlusza Klemensa,
Zone jego Flawia Dom'cylle
l iunych krewnYch wskazai
ma wygnan,e, e slugl Flawju
SEA, Nereusza Ach,lleusza
2amordowano razem z ich
panem.
Il lnnych oflar tego przesla,
doWania wYm:enlmY I'll tylko
Arcot,}o ,,, Dew ~ <,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-21

Pie wiara
M}oda, stara
P!wo z West Bay City
Bo to przecie
W zlmie W iecle
Trunek znakomitu,
JezyK plecze,
Sllnka ciecze,
Oh wielki frasunek,
A jak 'ykniesz.
Raaoie k%rzyknlesz
| pochWalisz trunek.
Bedzlesz ,zawdy
Gwoll prawdy
Wclbil EN- lar boski,
Go nbficie
Move &ycie
WIewa w ludek polski.
ragu%c zasle
" wieks&e masie,
tykna6 tego waru,
Mo2esz sadek
Wlac W zoiadek,
Blorac wprost z b!owaru
best Way City
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-05
che Pacific Express Company W. the
. Nis.Guri,

WAsHtSarON, Jnu. i.--fho U. :.
Supreme Court today aiiirncl thu dee
ci-inn " the lower court In thr suit
brought by the Pacific Express Com
pany against James NJ. Herbert ami
john W.. Wood, auditor ana Attorney
general respectively OF Missouri. by
this suit the Express Company sought
10 restrain aud eujoin the collection Ut
Atlx OF ~ on each 800 VI receipts,
levied 10y act OF the state legislature
against the Express Company's doing
business within the State. Tie com
pany's bill attacked the constitutional
fly OF the act rs an Interference with
Interstate commsrce; declared that II
violated the Fourteenth amendment,
giving equal protection to oil, and also
AZ contrary to the Provisions Of the
Missouri state Constitution, requiring
that nii the laws shall be uniform. This
court, Ia an opinion by Justice
Lamar, says that the contention
that tho tax IL levied upon Interstate
commerce l. uusonud Hnd says That
the tax does not relate TO Interstate
business but IL expressly limited 20
receipts for business done entirely with
In the State, and that II Wa not
the intention OF the Legislature 10 IN
teriere with or tax Interstate commerce
In any way whatever. The other points
raised, IL also hulds, are not well
taken for the reason that the tax Az
plies equally to all companies doing
express bu-iness.
NoT OBLIGED ~ MAINTAIN 4 STATION.
The court rendered decision Ia
favor Of the Northern Pacific Rail-
way Company In the mHudamus suit
brought agalns, Ii by the Territory
OF Washington or rel. Hiram Dustin,
Prosecuting Attorney Of Yakima cOun'
~, to compel the railway TO main
tain q station and stop It's trains nj
Yaklma CITY. Justice Gray rendered
the opinion Of the court, Justicea
Brewer, Field and Harlan dissen'
ting,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-05

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-rho Boyd.
Thaycr case InvolviuE the question Of
the citizenship Of Boyd, hnd ss a con-
sequence bio eligibility TO the ufliCs of
governor Of Nobta.aa, TO which ho
was elected, was not decided by the
United states supreme court today.
Inquiry iuto the matter developed the
fact that only eight justices sat in tho
hearing OF the casu, Justice bradley
being phsent on account N Illness. The
premature announcement ihat tho
court had decided the case Ia favor OF
Boyd by vote OF tiN % three cannot
boz correct therefore, 20 far a. respects
the majority ny which the decision Is
alleged 10 have been reached. The ius.
tees, OF coure, would say nothing
whatever "a 10 the case IN advance Of
the announcement from the bench OF
the decision.
A curious coincidence In connection
with the publication in advance of
what tue decision OF tho court would
be, and the respective number "
justices In favor OF Boyd, and IN favor
Of ThEyor, was developed In court 10.
day. The case Of the Northern Pacific
against Il IRAN Dustin, the prosecuting
at rnUy Of Yakima county, Wash,
was decided To-Day by the vote which
the publication reic,rod TO alleged 10
hc the decision OF the Justices In the
BIyd-ThDyer Gaze. In this case the
court reversed the decisions " tho
State (theu retriturall court, ms would
be the result II BOYD wins the suit. In
the Boyd announcement two VI the
members u tho minority were said 10
he Republicans and one Democrat. In
the Yakima case today two of the die.
sOntiug Justices were Republicans,
namely, Brewer and Harlan, and one
u Democrat, namely Justice Field.
Whether or not some chance utterance
with respect to this case was overheard
and mistaken for an expression with
regard 10 the Nebraska goveTnorshlp
contest will perhaps never be known,
as the Justices consider II violation Of
the official prophecies TO speak GA such
matter, and any one giving out news
which IN supposed to he M inviolRhlt
secret until officially proclaimed from
the bench, naturally does not wish u
he known as the author.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-05

The editor Of the Missouri Bcckocrc-
SAYS that for three years he has been
comparing tho Italians with the Curio-
laus, keeping them in the same yard.
lie says that with a steady flow OF honey
the Carni3lans stored more surplus than
the Italians. with about tho same per
cent, Of swarming. With poor seuson,
the Italians came out ahead. lie says
the Italians, as We all know, were pro-
life up 10 tho commencement OF the
honey Cow, then checked brood roaring
aud filled "a part Of their combs with
honey, while the Carniolans kept up
brood rearing until late In the fall. using
MP their stores aud in many cases re-
quiring feeding for winter. The Carnio-
lans swarmed many times when no honey
was coming IN, lie did not find them
as gentle as the Italians. During tho
three Seasons the Italians gave moro
honey with less labor and stingA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-05

A Connecticut farmer writing TO The
Rural New Yorker, says. IL have fro.
qgeutly found large fields considered
cold and wet by those accustomed 70
blowing their entire farms to 30 very
far from sterile and unproIucuve. Is
pecially does redtop, foul meadow
grass and meadow fescue flourish on
these lands, In fast, on many New
England farms the percentage Of arabic
acres Is small, but they seem nevertho.
loss fitted by nature for the production
OF tine grass in quantity. Now, while
| would no, take the ground that under.
draining Is not = valuable practice in
agriculture, II is unquastiouably trus
that very much land is - well off with
out as IL couli be made with it,
son extensive swGnps in connection
with the lands mentioned never tile
has been laid or thought given to tho
Immense amount Of latent fertility with
which single acre abouuds. Every
where rake handle can be put down
from five 70 twenty feet without striking
an obstruction. Il is simply marvel
to mo that nero the owners fail TO worl:
the wonders which the ditchins machine
can bring about. have in one or two
instances known Of portions Of thoso
swales being fitted for cultivation and
tho result has paid dividends on the in
ve,tment ~ surprising as mining stock
under the best management"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-05

democrats wea, = speedy ADJOURN
mrpi.


wAsufNaroN, Jsu. i.--The rot to-
morrow will say; The statement nun
lI.hed some time ago, 10 the eject thai
leading Democrats are dciirous OF
briuri1 M the prurtnt session 20 a speedy
ndloutnmuni, viii frrcivc cnffobniauoh
iuan amendment o. tic rules which
viii D.. oil rod by Representative Nc.
Cfrnry Of I<entu hy. GIvUfn0T Me-
gfenry believes that ~ appropriations
ourlit 10 be reported o. the House
within the first eighty lays OF the long
aud TIE flr.t forty days OF the shuft sts-
Hiln, 80 that thuy can receive speedy
clnsideratiuu,and thus ensure an early
adjournment. his amundmont j.
nale applicable to hll sessions OF Con-
grvas
INC effort will probably be made
during the present session 20 admit
Oklahoma to statehood. An official of
the government who recently made an
iusutctiou thore come back 10 wash.
ington with an enthusiastic account OF
tie growth and advancement oil Okla-
homa.
II il learned from an authoritative
soufc. That an ciilrI viii ba made 10
repeal Tic disability pension law aud
adopt Ia IT, place y per diom service
pension bin.
Representative blanchard says that
the fiyer and harbOr bill Will be ready
10 he presented by March.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-05

sRaor AND mlLpew IN PASTURES.
An English authority warns sheep breed
Ct. Against Ths,c Two Dangers.

An English authority warns sheep breed.
OF. Against Tis,c Two Dangers
Care ought 20 be- exercised in the Sc.
lection Of ptaturage for sheep, especially
the uwc Cocks. owing to the prevalence in
cer,ain localities Of crgot aud fdildew
Those whose acquaintance with ergot is
slight may no; know how to detect itq
rrcscncc in their pastures, hut Professor
Thouvcr Gays Va The Mari. Lane Express
that II they notice any Of the grasses.
especially those around the borders OF the
field. to have q sDoiy appearance, they
would do ven TO examine them more
closely. The ergot fungus Is cylindrical
and curved. resembling horn or cocks
spur. aud varies In length from one
third Of an inch to an inch and half;
externally Il 81 dark violet "a color, In.
tcrnally prlyish yellow. II but a snail
quantity Of the grass is affected by the
disease no Importance need ba attached
TO its occurrence but II much Of it IL
observed the st0cl; sho1ll be r moved 10
some other pasture. The most serious
danger OF ergo;tci graa los Ia the fact
that 70 h worry liall, 20 cause abortion Ia
breeding stock, aud there Is another
trouble Of which tho authority quoted
believes ergo, 90 b. tho cause aud one
which isuo, generally known. he gives
this illustration from his own expert.
euce:
Ina sheep breeding district with which
/ am well acquainted Il has been noticed
overy autumn. more or less, that the
Cocks are affected with what Is locally
called foot rot" The symptoms, how.
ever, arc not those OF ordinary foot rot.
A6scess.s occur on the extremities, gen.
orally on tine coronet, and occasionally
about the knee aud fetlock joints, and in
some instances the nose and ears are at
tucked. Examination Of the layers on
which the sheep ure grazing has always
shown the existence Of orsot, aud re-
moyal Of the hocli 10 an unaffected pas
turc al once prevents the appearance Of
any fresh eascs.
With regard to millew, this IS always
present 70 certain extent during ths
autumn season, and IL u only when
there IS more OF &c than usual that II
needs attention. Lust autumn Il was
phauomenally abundant A cold, wet
summer, followed by warm days and
dewy nishtl In autumn, Is suro 20 be the
cause Of large numbers Of parasitic fungi
attacking vegetation. Mushroom hunt
ers are well aware thst conditions mp.
proXmatirg TO those described result in
au abundant harvest Of their delicacy,
aud what fayJrs the growth Of ths
mushroom is also conducive 70 an abun.
dance Of iuuguil plant diseases. II We
90 into q "seoda' layer, we shall not
have far 90 look for a plant Of knot grass
or Of plnutnig. the lcuyes of which s-afn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-05

A Delaware grower OF extended cxpe-
ricnce with peaches names the following
as peaches among the newer varieties
worthy OF trial, lie tays Of the liberia
that, all things considered, 1t possesses
more Of the qualities necessary for the
make mp OF the best family market or
shipping peach yet introduced. The
Globe Is a large yellow fruit, with red
cheeks, fine quality and shaped differ
entity from all other peaches in having
depression rather than a swollen point e.
the apex, John Haas Is q frrestQne,
good size, fully equal % the Mountain
Rose In size aud color; tree good boar.
en- P'uiusuh Yellow viii doubtless be-.
come % standard sort The Wheatnnd
Is oue,thifi larger than Crawford's Lite.
quality superb, very high colared.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-05

With the exception OF the Boston md
New England markets poultry IS rarely
drawn For the New York market
neither crop nor innsi.acs afc drawn.
though tho former must be FREQ from
food, "a the city ordinance prohibits tic
salo OF poultry unless the crops arc
empty. Section reads thns: "That no
turkeys or chickens be offered for sale ia
this city unless the crops Of such turkeys
and chickens gre free from food and
other substance aud aArunk close to the
bodies, That all fowls exposed Tor sale
ia violation OF this ordinance shall be
seized aud condemned; such OF them as
shall be tainted shall, upon oxUmiua.
ton, bo destroyed aud the rest which Ia
ftfor fool shall be used IN thopublc In.
sdiutions OF the city"
To insure the highest market prices
for poultry the birds must bcwoll fa'lcd.
crop empty when killed, clcauly picked,
with the skin unbrolSon and FREQ from
bruisc or other b.cmish; carcass thor.
oughly cooled, but not frozen, previous
TO packing. Pack IN boxes with o layer
Of clean straw-ryo straw Is bast--be.
tween the layers or birds placed in the
same position ia which they roost.
ship poultry Tor the various holiday
seasons 30 as 20 reach tho commission
merchant from two 10 Eve days In ad.
vance. Avoid having your poultry
reach It's destination on u Saturday.
Mark each package logibly, specify what
it contains Send the invoice by mail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-05

WAsInNoTON, Jan. 4.-Director Of
the Lcech, speaking OF the arrange.
ment raid 10 be- completed between
Germany and Auslria-HungEry 20
uemonetize the silver coin known as
the vofein.thaler-, sud: "All the Aus.
TRAN Union thaltra are now In Ger
many, hbd are considered national
coins In that Empire; in fact, all the
yerein thalers are now In Germany,
and the amount Ia variouply estimated
at from 100000. 900 10 $40. Goa. 900 marks,
or about 800. 0O0.OJO. The Austrian
verein-lhHlers, which II is proposed
10 melt down, are embraced In this
amount. They are vaTiously estlma-
ted nj from Sls,O00.O00 10 S2S.0OO.0OO.
From the dispatch II would seem NJ
" Austria. Hungary had decided to
buy those HilvoT.coins aud mold them
Into bars, for tho reason that silver
iloyIns are quoted below their value
on 'chAngo.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-05
COLLISION AT SEA.
4 story OF shipwreek. suffering and
Death.

LONDON. Jan. l.--rhe steamer
"NordlAud,n which came IN collision
with thu British bark "Chlldwall, +"
the latter going down with fifteen OF
the crow, returned 10 Antwerp with
her bows stove In. The pilot OF the
"Childgallp says that he saw the
steamers lights iilteeu minutes before
the collision. She uddcnly slarOoari.
ga her noim, apparently intending to
ctns. the bows uf the bark. Tho pilot
shouted warning to the crew, but
before they could get up, the vessels
met. The "ChiliWoiW WIS cut from
,hc port sido through u within six feet
Of tia stsfbpsrd side, anu snnk In two
mlnutt-. The sea was high aud there
was no chance TO lower the boats.
Nine of the men oiimba - into The rig
ging, Iaft o. the mizsenmast and the
END " the bOwsprit remained above
water; OF the fifteen drowned twelve
prli-hod ia the ship, tbs other three
were washed al the b0Wsprit when tbs
lille ruse. The pilot rays that the
''Nor4iundn stood by an hour and low
cred two boats which failed 70 reach
the shlpwTecked mon, owing 20 che
rourh sea. lIo thinks that the men on
the b1wsprlt AZ least might have ucUn
,aycd. After four hours lnshed TO the
uizlenuast, In the hitiur cold, tue
steamer "tpswich" hove In sight anu
they were rescued.
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PORTLASD. Oregon, Jan 4.--John l..
Sullivan In an interview, ssld that no
had taken tho pledge TO quit drinking
for n year. lie declares that he Is
anxious 10 meet Slayin, but It IL appar-
Ont that the latter Is trying TO evade
the Issue. His tour Sullivan said,
closes the first week IN June, and he
would like tho mitch to take place
about the middle OF September, before
any responsible club In the United
States Offering the largest purse, but
would prefer New Orleans.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-05

LospoN, Jan. i,--rne Standards
81. Petenburg correspondent says;
1t Ia reported that the Gnnd Duke Ser
gius, disguised ~ u peasant In order TO
discover the truth about tho alleged
difllcul.i,s In the purchase OF bread,
had iquabbio with n baker and was
thrown into the street BY policeman
who severely hurt him, and was about
10 arrest him when he revealed his
identity, wheTeupon three police ofiio-
ials committed suicide.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-05
A Circular from the German
Government,

BERLIN, Jan. A sensation WINS
caused by the publication In the social
lst papers Of the confidential circular
sent by the government TO the direc-
tors Of the different State railways.
The labor agitators make political cap.
ital out VI the circular, which, they
aver, plainly shows that the govern.
ment Is inimical TO the Interests Of the
la6ofIng classes. Tho circular declares
In effect, that tho present financial
position 10 such IN to render necessary
the adoption OF u policy OF retrench-
ment, aud the directors Of the State
railways are Informed that they must
reduce the wages OF employees aud dis
miss all whose services can possibly
be dispensed with.