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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-06
Captain schl,y, IN nn Interview, Makes
Statement OF the
Facts
ia THE ATTACK ON QUA SAILORS
IN CHILE.
ikc says iIr has 40 Reason TO Modify
i.la lnrnler MolnrIs.

SAS FRAScIscO, Jan. 5.--rhe Unit
ed states cruiser baltimore arrived
here this morning nom Valparaiso.
Captain Schley was immediatu!y IN.
tcrvieved by ~ Associated Press re-
porter. He stated that his report wa.
forwarded to Washington aud he WIS
no; At liberty to make any statements
concerning its contents. lie stated,
however, that he had no reason 10
modify his former tulographiC rrport,
hasvd on the investigation OF the Val
paraiso moi by the officers OF the
"Bnltimore.
"Aiy men, said he, "thlriy.four In
number, entirely unarmod, were at
tucked Mt almost the same moment In
halt q duzou different paris Of dis
ttict Of the city mile ana n half wide
by mob-, varying from 300 u 1000
men. Two were killed, Ave seriously
blabbod, aud eighteen more bruised
anu hurt. Every One OF them was
stabbed from behind, not one Of them
In front. II my saii0re had been armed
they could have defended Themselves;
for, when even two oi them turned nj
bay, the Chileaus He'd. IL they had
knives, | believe Vtcn one Of them
could have chased dozen Chiieaus.
The wounded are all well now, but I
cannot permit them to be Interviewed
yet"
Captaluschlcy'sattent was called
TO the report of the procurator fiscal Of
Valparaiso, which stated that all but
two witnesses declared that the police
had done their full duty.
~ do not know what my men testi.
fed - snit the palfnlt tnut | am surt,
Il was nothing like thst. The Chilesns
made the sailors sign two papers WRIT
ten Ia Spanish, ~ the contents 81 one
Of which I nm ignorant. Maybe the
procuntor fiscal makes his statement
ON the strength OF something contained
In these. think the statement IN this
mornlug's papefs, that Chile Intends 70
oleI iull apology, Is very doubtful"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-06

DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS
ia NEW YoaK.
Corporal Wute, Troop 4. Third Cavalry,
Killed Ia the Mexican
Revolution.
Defeat stare. SHE FORAKER FORCES in
the tHce.

Columns, Ohio, Jan. 5.--lleprcs9n'
tative DInu, who has been claimed by
the fofaker people, this morning un'
qualiiclly declared for sherman.
The night before tue great senatorial
battle I'm IL the inevitable skill staring
the Foraker forces ominOusly III the
face. 10 them all the Indications OF
the political situation point 70 defeat
but thoy have made gallant battle,
and the struggle has established
beyond contradiction one significant
fact that Foraker Is the uushgssn idol
q! the young Republicans Of Ohio. fhc
declarations today OF Dunn and
DougheTiy for Sherman add two more
10 the SENATOR'S majority, aud his
friends now claim that he vii have
iifty-eigh. votes, while they give For.
akcr but thirty-fouT. OF course the
Foraker people do not concode these
claims.
IL Is generally believed this evening
that the Foraker managers are basins
their hopes upon secret ballot. They
think that should the ballot be secret.
many Of those members who are CON
fe-scdly for Foraker, but have gone 10
Sherman, In obedience to the will OF
their constituents, might break away.
The sherman people are loud IN their
demands for an opon ballot by roll call,
anu maintain that every hing should
10 fair and public. II looks tonight A.
though this open ballot idea would pre-.
vail.
Tue State Trades aud Labor As
sembly mot today, aud a. was antlci.
pAied, attempted to solve the senator
isl question. The president, In his
opening address, recommended the
assembly not to interfere Ia the matter;
tut, despite this, resolution was this
afternoon Introduced, denounolng
SheTmRn's senatorial record. IL was
defeated, after considerable wrangling,
but 1t Is understood that the Foraker
men will revive the controversy 10.
morrow.
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Paris, Jan. b.--h cab strike has com :
menced Ia this city. None OF the cabs
OF tho Compngnie Urbano nre out.
san Francisco, Jan. 5.-The Little &
Knowles Lumber Company were al.
taChtd by local creditors, representing
claims Of 81, O00. The assets mr.. e-ti.
mated ut $4,000; liabilities, $50, 1000.
Washington, Jan. "a call was
Issued today by Chairman Wilson Tor
meeting, on Wednesday, January
Goth, OF the executive committee of
the national association OF Democratic
clubs.
Providence, II, L., Jan. 5.-Coloncl
BallOu, counsel for Graves In the Den.
Yer murder trial, arrived here this
evening. He refused to talk about tn o
trial or the alleged Confessions OF DR..
Graves.
Washington, Jan. 5.-'rhe President
IN now engaged In preparing q procla.
mation OF retaliation against those coun-
tries which have refused to enter into
reciprocal trade relations with tins
country, anu will probably have 1t
ready for Issuance before the end OF the
present week.
Minneapolis, Jan. 5.-The State
Farmers Alliance Ia In annual session
here today, with about 100 delegates
In attendance. Although there has
been no little talk OF n fusion bet cen
the Alliance and Democrats, tho lead
ers declare that the subject will not
come up Mt this meeting.
Chicago, Jan. o. The Canadian
Pacific railway put into effect TO-DAY a
series OF diiierentials on San Francisco
freight business. From Chicago aud
Milwaukee common points the differ.
entails are M follows: First.class, ia
cents; second, la; third, IL; fourth and
nth, 10. A anu 49, s; g, 7; ID aud y,
4ani o. On all rates " Sl2O aud un.
der the dlilereDtiGl Ia 3 cents ppr hun.
dred pounds. The rates 10 Mississippi
river territory points through which
the traffic from any Chicago common
point passes IN reaching 81. Paul, will
not bo higher than the din.rential
rates from Chicago. when the com.
modify rate II the same Az the regular
class rate, the same difisrential rate
will apply; when not the same class
rate. the next below will apply.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-06

Fcw people know the significance OF
the figures In playing cards. In oldon
times hearts represented "cholrmen" or
ecclcsiastics, and tho rly cards of that
suit have cape which in form rcscm-
bles heart. The spade was originally
a pikehoad, typiiying the nobility OF
the soldiery. The artisans were repre-.
sented by stone tile, now known as II
diamond. Farmers were represented
10y a trefoil or clover leaf, now called a
club. The four kings were originally
David, Alexander Caesar and Charlie,
imagine representing the four great
monarchies, The queens were Argine,
Judith, Esther and Pallns, represent
Ing birth, fortitude, plety and wisdom.
The knnyos were either knights or scry.
ants to knights, Yankee Blade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-06

HARTFORD, Conu., Jan. 5.--rhc
Supreme Court unamimausly sustAins
the demurrer of Gnvcruor Buckley,
the holu-pvor Governor iu the quo
wnrfhnto suit against Morris, the late
Democratic candidate. The court
says that a declaration Of the result l.
AN Indispensable adjunct 10 the choice
u II Governor, az Il FINISHES the only
authentic evidence Of nm election.
lIudgc Morris has not been declared
elected by the House. Unless the
Declaration IL made ~ the way NJ proc
vided, the prneea " election Is not
complete. II Is found Zoe The case thRt
thor, hns been no declaration by the
the General Assembly that the rulaior
has been elected Governor, aud
IL In not claimed that there has
been any equivalent act ~ any
other authorities. IL follows that tue
relaiOr, Whatever any iutufu Inquiry
may show, cannot nov he taid TO nave
been elected 10 tie office ol governor
and that respondent rcmaius dc .ture
as well IN do JdotD governor Of The
state. II Is therefore the duty OF all
citizens, the courts and Of all depart
ments Of the State government AMI
both house. " the general assembly to
respect and obey bin accordingly.
The court proceeds TO consider
whether the present general assembly
has power to declare the result Of the
general election, and recognized that
the two houses are not IN accord. The
court saye, however, that II 10 still
possible for either house, or 10th, 10
recede, and NO the power Of ncling on
the case Is not yet lost by the general
assembly. The lack Of n law TO deter
minc such disputes T. pointed out, aud
the fact that the general assembly IL
responsible for such lack, siucu the
constitution directs IL TO make laws 70
that end.
Tic court says In conclusion; "ro
decide what person Is lawfully elected
10 any Office isa judicial process, and,
where there's NJ tribunal specially All.
thoTizod TO make such decision, III,
courts must decide, aud, where such
special tribunal uxists, u II refuses q
act, or from any cause, fails to act,
then the courts, upon general
principles, anu ~ prevent the failure oi
Justice, aud perhaps 10 prevent auar'
chy and mistuie, would seem 10 be au'
thorlIod 10 make the decision"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-06

ST.. LOUIS, jan. GA special to the
Repnbho from Rio Granite City says.
Corporal lluto, troop a, Third cavalry,
was shot M picket Oi his company at
saliO n fow days ago. He was brought
TO RlnggOld, uied yesterday and was
buried today. Several revolutionary
prisoners, guarded by detachment "
soldiers anu three deputy maTshals,
lgit here for Brownsville yesterday for
trial by the federal court now In session
.here. A tow boun after their de.
ppuure dispatch wa, received from
Sheriff Closuer, Of Elinbufg, TO the
post commander saying Il was re-
ported "a band Of mounted MexicGus
were On the route by which the prison.
ors were heing mlen. Troop G, Third
cavalry, aud Captain McNrlps COM
pauy OF rangers weru IN the saddle In a
fow minutes with the Undertaking
with sheriff Clo-neT, they W 70 10 NJ.
tack Havana at day light. Thephcriil
left Ehinburg with posse Of fifteen.
This morning news was received from
Havana 10 thu commanding officer a.
follows.
"A little after daybreak this morn
ing Captain Mckay with g troop went
Into Java pasture at the lower end.
Captain Mcneil, with his company
weit through the mludlc. rhrea fBy0-
lutionisis were chased by rangers, bu /.
escaped. I ran Into q small camp and
got six saddles guI brides, but the
ownorl hRi Just left. Captain Mckay
and captain Mcneil have alreaGy
caught over seVen horses, Including u
a government horse lost at The Esaual
fight aud two saddles. Several NJ the
rcyolutiouists crossed the river during
tue night IN such haste that they LEFT a
hor,c stuck In the mud and tho saddle
on tue farther side. (Signcd)
LASUHORNE
Lieutenant Thomas Cara, deputy
maphsl arrested by Marshal Dengda
before the Rotinnl fight and who ea-
capped during the siirmish, came In
and surrendered this morning. Tho
rovolutlonlsts are scattered nud every
thing Is comparatively quiet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-06

The tendency OF this disease toward
pneumonia IL what makes II dangerous.
la Grippe requires precisely this same
treatment n severe cold. Chamber
laln's Cough Remedy IL famous for Its
cures Of severe colds. This Renedy
encctually counteracls the tendency OF
tho disease to result In pneumonia.
provided that proper care be taken to
avoid exposure whom recovering from
the ATTACK. Careful inquiry among the
many thousands who nave used this
remedy during the opidemios OF the
past two years ha. failed to discover a
single case that Inns not recovered or
that has resulted In pneumonia. 80
cent and 81 bottles for sale by u. &. NJ.
/. Drug Dent. dn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-06

Carrier Pigeons Daring til. siege ~ Paris.
The most noteworthy use Of the mes.
sengcr pigeon ~ postmen was mt tho
time Of tho Siege Of Paris hy the Ger.
man army. A strip Of paper 10 inches
long 10y i-i0 inches broad was rolled
up inside OF II large turkey quill, the
whole weighing one gram, or II little
moro than fifteen grains
Now, not very many words could
have been written or printed upon SO
small sheet II paper, but French in.
gcuuity was equal TO the occasion, and
by clever combination Of the micro.
scope and the Photographic lens, by
mIcrophotography. as 1t is called, it
WIS possible 10 put l,ljg.O00 words on
one Of these sheets, so that each
feathered messenger might carry as
much information us one Of our big
morning papers.
by this means messages both private
and public la their nature were sent in
large numbers throughout the siege,
enabling the newspaper correspondents
TO contribute graphic accounts OF what
was going on within the bcloaguered
city TO their respective journals, and
also individuals who could afford to
pay 1--we pence "a word to communicate
with their friends who were not In the
same straits.-Denvcr Republican.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-06

When the Chimes. Emperor Goes Out.
Il Is almost impossible to appreciate,
without being In China, the divinity
which hedges tho emperor. He is
never seen 10y the people, and when he
goes out Of the palace the citizens arc
warned to keep indoors. Blue cloths
are hung up before the houses aud
across the streets which open into the
road along which he Is to pass. This
road Is covered with yellow earth. in
order that his cart may not Jolt his
royal bonos as It goes along, aud that
he may ride on the imperial color.
The best Of the Chinese arches goes
with him. These have their bows
stretched and they keep their eyes NOV.
ing FROM side to side rs they 20 along.
II they SEQ head or an eye peepirr
out, they send an arrow at Il, and H..
Popping Toms become blind. While
was in Pehin his majesty took walk
or a ride through the city, and before
he went Minister Donby received notice
10 ask all the Americans TO keep In.
doors during certain hours that day, as
the Son Of Heaven would pass through
tho city.-Frank g. Carpent in Ma
tion,d Tribune.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-06

DENvER, Jan. 5.-Dr. Graves today
uenies the statement made by him
Yesterday, that Colonel Ballou left
De yer for fear ofarrest. Mrs. Graves
hnn tho DOCTORS mother are consider
"oly Improved in health today.
Dr. Graves, through his lawyer,
Judge Furman, said today that the
Iinktrtons, with some one connected
WIN the prosecution not only robbed
nm OF his papers and account book In
IfoVldence, but even In Denver this
pan has been pursued and that he had
pacsage OF papers stolen from him In
The courtroom.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-06
An Alleged scheme 60 "nIehiganise-
New York.

4, frrrsBuRd, Jan. "a local paper
,nls afternoon prints what purports TO
ge 'he inside history OF u conferences
nmsln sunday between Senator Quay,
WI W. Dudley and other leading Re.
huollcans, This paper asserts that
,hese gentlemen have discovered that
ne Democrats intend To "AIichigan.
re-, ,s lhe state u New York, providing
tnsl We next Presidential electors shall
m CHOSEN by the Legislature, and not
az; popnlar vote Of the people. An.
INNER feature Of the alleged scheme la
u,Hl ny this plan the enormous sums %
money usually spent In the state cam.
palRn Tor the election Of electors by the
niular vote can he reserved for dis.
ulnu.lon during the canvass In other
,La.n State, The paper nsserts
NV V1ay and Dudley considered the
''ue'ion serious. anu IRE worried.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-06

Mclton-Whilo Travers was calling
on II lady tho other night man rang
the bell, gave his nauo as Mr.. SLOW,
took Travers' oyercoat aud vanished.
Beaver Well, well. Did he find it
againl
Melton-Oh, yes, He knows whore
II Is, Mr. Slow is his tailor, -Clothicr
and Furnlsher.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-06

81. LOUIS, Jan. DIN the court Of
criminal correction today, while
George Jones toolored) was on trial for
an nttemTt TO criminslly assault Mrs.
DR.. Grtbley, the lady positively identi.
iied the negro, whereupon he called
hrra liar. No sooner hnd he uttered
the WORT than DR.. Gfabley Jumped up
aud, with dirk IN has hand, sprang
nj the prisoner. The court officers had
a difficult time In getting him away.
He threatens to kill the negro.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-06

pun.rsis o,cr -. rrookiyn tridge.
On the Brooklyn side Of the brlgo
one day saw a crowd of certainly 200
supcr.titious persons awaiting Che pass
ing Of proco sion. II was "a very long
procession. 4 number OF those who
waited were evidently annoyed at tho
delay, aud wien the rear vehicle had
passed they ran to make up the time
which superstition had caused them to
lose.
docs that always occur when IA
neral procession IS paoing" / asked Of
"A bridge policeman.
"Oh. yos," he answered. "Soine
times there's more and sometimes lc..
but I don't believe funeral ever
crossed the bridge without somebody
stopping"
"Whtn nrst came on the bridge
be won't On, II didn't understand It.
used to stop the carriages and motion
To tho people to cross over But they
wouldn't They'd stand ~ II they were
glued. dong bother about 'em now.
One day as funeral procession wa
leaving the roadway a couple Of girls
came up. one Of them stopped. Tho
other ran across.
"oh, MWnioH shouted tho one who
had stopped, you have crossed fu'
neral.
"'Goodnoss me, says Mamie, 'what'II
dor
"'Come back quick before It gets
by says the other one. aud Mamie ran
over In front Of the last carriage.
~ suppose" ssid tho policeman,
they thought that would put the
kibosh on tho hoodoo. New Yorl;
Herald.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-06
Inr Illr anlInrrn.

ain buying cough medicine for
children" says II. \. Walker, a prom.
inent druggist OF Ogden, Utah, "never
be afraid 20 buy Chamhcrlain's Cough
Remedy. There il no danger from II
and relief Ia always sure TO follow. I
particularly recommend Chamber
lan's because | have found It 10 be
safe and reliable. 81 cent bottles for
sale by Il. G. NJ. |. Drug Dept. Dis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-06

TAnLvQuAH, /. T., Jan. 5.-The
Cherokee Council has iOrm My rntiliei
the agreement made by the commits
sioners representing tue Uniteu Sia'ct
ami Cherokee nation, with relation 10
the Cherokee strip, ami now all that
remains 10 ~ done 70 throw open the
land 10 white settlement Is that Con
grcrs shall ratify the agreement.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-06

BERLIN, Jan. 5.--Pfeitlbr, son.in.
law OF tho distin suishcd Professor
Koch, has discovered the influenza
bacillus, and transplantcd II ia dix
eases with complete success. He also
discovered tho original cause of the in
lection. The influenza bacillus IL the
smallest yet discovered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-06
Vast rImc 10 Uhicaso naa The Ensi.

Passengers loavius Salt Lake City at
200 n. m. via the Union Pacific aud
Chicago q North Western Railways
now reach Chicago ut 1859 a. IN. the
third day. Under this arrangement
the Chicago * North Western Railway
carries passengers from Council Bluffs
TO Chicago In two hOnfa less time thnu
heretofore, aud REACHES tho latter point
in time 10 make connection with carly
afternoon trains for the East, thus re-.
ducing the time TO New York and other
eastern cities several hours. d eou
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-06

San Ftnclsco. Jan. 5.-fhe export.
Of wheat knd n,ur rom thi. port for
the year 1891, the il0ur being reduced
to wheat entails, aggregated 2l,bii,OlO
cen,Sls the vnlue Of s33, los, 900, as
ayainst ] 4 $4,000 centnls ~ the value
o. g29,ll-,OOO for the year 1890.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-06

II there is lack of saliva, or that Of
proper qualify, IL is often best To e,s
some hard kind OF bread, as thin, hard,
Scotch oatmeal bread, bread crusts,
rusks, etc, very slowly and thus mt
urally increase the amount and quality
Of the saliva Exchange.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-06

whose mission Is to save from ruin and
decay the home of Andrew Jackson
ant guard his tomb, request tho gov
crnors Of Siatrs and military com
maudefs throughout the Union to
honof the memory OF General Jackson
by firing a salute ON the 9th Of January,
the battle OF New
Orleans
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-06
TOR THE FoRrcLusrW on the NyRr.
gAgEs

AhANNaN
OF tho Union ana Central Pnclh' rail-
r1al IL, unlr-s tue bonds held by th.
Unrei States Ne pai, principal ana
interest. wien matured. The mortgages
shall he sold aud the lines nni lsnd
giants Of the compRDies Forfeited. "A
government commission OF seyon per
son. ~ provided & have control Of the
MANAGEMENT Of the roads.
Representative Hit OF Illinois for
Representative Taylor Introduced bill
60 erect
a PUBLIC uUnDiNd Ok tint iiistNi
pusrOFFicE sirE ~ Cticto1 -
for the use Of the rostcnllu, uulyed
States courts, United > n,es sub.
treasury, United States collectors aud
other necessary officers Of tue govern
mcut, the building 10 be- so coustruc ed
~ to uccury all the available area o
the pro.eut site. IL IL provided that
the building shall he ready Tor occu.
Fancy within eighteen N Inthr, and
81, 1000, 900 !. appropriated.
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l,nreh,.t- tn Nome.

RoME, ian. 5.-ht Crosse, today, an
archi-,s exploded a bomb In front o
the prefecture Rs u protest against ths
arrest Of ,ome riotoug comrades. TIL,
explosion caused much excitement bu
did no damage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-06

When Baby was sick, We save hes cas,orla.
When she was child, she cried for castoria.
When she became Ma, shc chung to casiora
When she had Children, abe gave them cas,oria
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-06

How nicely Hoods Sarsap hits the
moods Of he pc pie who feel "nll tired
oup' or run down. from any cause.
IL seems 10 OIL up the Whole machAn.
Ism Of the body 80 that all moves
smoothly and work becomes "A positive
delight. BE sure 10 get HoOd's.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-06

Hood'e Pills act especially upon the
liver, rouslng II from torpliity to it,
natural duties, cuse constipation and
assists Digestion. ]
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-06

Coughs aud Colds. Those who are
suffering from Coughs, Colds, Sore
Threat, etc., should try BROWNS
BRONCHIAL FR0cnEs. Sod only Ia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-06

Chambeflaiu's Cough Remedy Is
Us staple as coffee In this vicinity. 1t
has done an Immense amount OF good
since IT, introduction here" a. NJ.
NoRDELL, Maple Ridge, MINI. For
sale 5y u. G. NJ. |. Drug Dept. DIS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-06
rpclien'S Arn,ce saix..

THE BEsT SALvE In tho world for
Cuts, Bruises, SOres, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all Skin
Eruptions, aud positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. 1t IL guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction or money re.
funded. Price % ceuts per box. For
hal. by A. C.Smith n On.
Rev. II. n. Farali, %. d., editor
OF the LDgd Nethodist, says editorially,
owe have testod the merits OF Ely,s
Cream Balm, and believe that, by n
thorough course Of treatment, 1t will
cure almost every case OF cAtaTrh.
Ministers, as Glass are afflicted with
head and throat troubles, aud catarrh
seems more prevalent than ever. We
chunot recommend Ely's Cream Balm
too highly"
/ used Ely's Cream Balm for dry
catarrh. IL proved u cure.--B. +. M.
Weeks, DenSer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-06

Among the blllsintrOdu ced were one
for local government Utah Terri
tory and one prohibiting free passes
ON railroads, except In certain cases.
The Senate then ptocee ded to the
consideration OF executive business,
after which 1t adjourned till tomorrow.