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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-22
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-22

'Ah, Miss Young" simpcrcd the
old professor 10 tho pretty scholar
you arc fayorite of the gods,
Think
"Hcsl' she responded, with ques
tioning blush.
Yes, my dear" he said, coming q
little closer; "and--and with mortal,
loo, he stammeyed,
"He5i" she replied again.
And and with one especially,
ho said insinuatingly.
"Ic5N
And -and-Aliss Young, will yor
marry mcw he exclaimed.
She let him take It, and with ar
arch look she said conclusively;
No, professor, no. Whom Ia,
Gods love die young"
Tho lesson in philosophy went on
Us before, Detroit Free Press.
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One OK the most curious inventions
Of this inventive ago Is what ia called
platiniacd glass a piece Of glass IL
coated with an exceedingly thin
layer OF liquid charged with plat.
mum aud is then raised TO red heat.
Tho platinum becomes united 10 Tho
glass In such q way Us TO form a very
odd kind Of mirror
Tho glass has not really lost rs
transparency. and yet ii ono places i
against a wall AID looks at it nc secs
his image as in an ordinary looking
glass. But when light is allowed To
como through the glass from the
other side, rs when il isplaced in q
window, it appears perfectly trans
parent like ordinary gllss.
by constructing u window OF plat
inizcd glas, one could stand close be-
hind tho paues In an uninuminatei
room and behold clearly everything
going on outside, while plsscrs by
looking at the window would behold
only fine mirror or set OF mirrors
in which their own figures would h,
reflected while the UuBon inside 30
manned invisible. .t
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are being made to remedy the trouble
and u will be but temporary.
The inlet at the waterwpres at hyde
PARK and Lake Vlsw was cleared this
afternoon anu the pump are now sup
plying water TO those districts.
The North Chicago city railway
shops nro closed aud the schools had 10
shut up and brewerles arc much
stfgitencl by the scarcity Of water.
Switching engines on nearly hll the
railroads In the city ARE In uunger OF
having 10 stop operations for lack VI
water. This would bring movement
vi freight TO a slnndstill.
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rR5pAy JANUARY %. 1889 SALT TERRITORY

the nation long enough. There u an
Alliance movement In the Northwest.
Eliminate few Of It's charlaians aud
the Alliance Ia hut a protest hHsihst
Republican rule. From the n iil-
ancc rank IL being recruited our party
II the democratic ranks are To he re-
cruitcd It must be from the Nof'h'
west.
This closcd the arguments OF the
cities, aud n recess was taken until
o p. M, when tho ballotlng began,
which resulted In tho convention go
ing to Chicago.
On motion Of Mitchell OF Wisconsin,
the vote vas made unanimous.
The resignation Of Committeeman
Mitchell Ut Wisconsin was accepted
and tho committee adjourned TO meet
In Chicago June 2lst.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-22

Anliqulries and philologists from
nearly all parts Of tho country have
favored u with their views respect
ing Lord Tcnnysons pronunciation
OF the name Ralph, and they appear
20 be equally proportioned for Bnlf,
Raf and Rafe, according to local pro
cliyitics. Custom and literature are
equally uncertain. Writing from
Bruinpton Ralph rcctory, Taunton,
the Roy. IL. c. Launder gives an in.
tcresiing account Of what may bo re
Pardol as thsovolution Of the word.
io says Since tho discussion has
becn raised respecting tho word
Ralph, IL may interest many of your
readers TO know OF its spelling in the
register u the parish of Brompton
Ralph, and Of tho pronunciation given
by the inhabitants. register dates
from 1857 and Ia called the register Of
the parish Of Brompton Ralto. There
Is no change ia the spelling, as far az
can trace, TIL 1852, when Ralf dis
places Rate. In 1865, and from then
10 l7lG, find Ralfc.
In l7i7 new register is begun
with tie word as wo now have It,
Ralph. Tic younger generations
pronounce the debated word rs
though It ought 10 rhyme with chat.
Tho very oldest inhabitants use tho
pronunciation which rhymes with
safe. II II curious 10 notice. how.
ever, when child Is baptized Ralph,
after tho name Of the parish ease.
havc occurred within the last few
years., tho parents invariably give
Ralph the safe sound. London Tclo
graph,
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CHILE SOON READY
To Submit the Views Of err GOV.
eminent 10 Our
Cabinet.
AN hMiABLE CONCLUSION rx-
PEcTEo.
Shakers Charged with immortality
Stanford's Bill In the
Senate.
TuE CHILEAN rRouBLr.
Arbitration Talked of chile Takes
Her own Time.


NEW YoRK, Jan. q The Herdid's
Santiago cable saws: within the com.
ing week the Chilean government will
submit It's Views aud Ideas ~ the
United States government. Then, II
the two government. cannot come 10
AN agreement among themselves. arbl.
trAtion will DO asked by Chile ON the
question In dispute. Secretary Bos.
canon assures me from advlces sent by
Minister Mont that II can be asserted
positively that the matters between
the two countries are In an extremely
fair way. He looks for Aspeedy ar
rival at an amicablc conclusion. Secre.
tGry Blaine, he says, has acted through.
out In u cOncilatory manner. IL II tho
general opinion In government circles
that the alarming messages wired
abroad have been sent by Interested
parties, with the Intention of iHfiuenc.
ing the money market. Relative 10
the articles In the local papers attack
Ing Minister Egan, ~ Herd'dO has
been asked 10 discontinue Its attack,
aud promised 10 DO 30, bat was forced
into making reply owing to letter
published In the other papers and
signed by Frank Egan, defending his
father from FL Herd'do's criticism. I
learn that the withdrawal OF Matia's
letters IL agreeable 10 both President
Harrison anu Secretary Blaine.
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4 Surgical Institution IN Indianapolis
Consumed by
Fire.
AWFUL SCENES IN THE nURniHo
BUiLoIHo.
The Nail Surgical Institute Burned to
the Grouud.

the Ground.
ISDiANArOLts, Jan. Clone Of
the most appalling Grcs In the history
~ indianapolis occurred late tonight.
The Nall Surgical Institute, one of tho
must famous OF III kind In the country,
turned TO the ground. The FIRE started
At midnight In the Oilicc building.
A hove the offices were the wards OF
the hahca aul mothers. Smoke was
discovered lew minutes before MD
night issuiug from the advertising
room, beloved 20 have been caused by
spontaneous combustion, and IN hitceu
minutes the whole lower iio0r was IN
flames. The attendants barely nwhk..
ened oil the patients and ia the hall
and upper rooms pandemOnium
rcigued. Shrek after shrek for help
went upM the inmates realized their
terrible situation. In few minutes
white faces could be seen nj each win.
dow Of tho large building and
the unfortunate creatures yelled
btsoachiug appeals TO Nthogo be-
low for aid. The police, iiremeu
and attendants worked diligently, and
many paticuts were removed from the
burning building In short time. The
patients who were able 20 Get about ut
all assisted nObly IN the work Of rcscue.
The view IN the halls aud ON tho
stairway, before the FIRE communicated
10 the main building furnishei weird
sight. Patients wrapped In bed clothing
Crawi,d nud helped themselves along
iTom one floor and Onu landing ~
another. Cots were hurricdly con.
s,fucteu from the mattresses and the
police and ircmcn carried the rescued
Acruss the stgeCt 20 the new annex.
Those seriously burned In hands aud
limbs are numerous. At $3.50 n. m. II
IL stated two women who Jumped from
the windows are doad. IL ~ also re-.
ported that several dead bodies have
bcot, found IN tho debris.
Lstvr-At u. IN. DE-. Allen, pro-
pfietor Oftho institute, at this late hour
feels certain that thote are several dead
bodies In the main building and several
more In the annex. IL IN also thought
that nj least nix children were suilo.
Gated In one OF the rooms.
l.ater--3.;il a. m.-Nino bodies have
now been taken from the main build.
ing, oil from the upper floor. II Ia be-
| Iovel that many more bodies are on
the upper ilOOTs, and many more IN
the annex where tho fro originated
Three bodies were taEeg out Of on,
room. Six more are believed 10 be In
that room, and an unknown numbel
Ia another part Of the building. Al
least twelve persons were taken from
| the windows by the fitemen and
carried 70 an adjoining storuroom. ~
| Weddles' restaurant, where seventy OF
| eighty Of them were taken, tho sight
presented ~ one entered and looEca
upon the indiscrlminate gathering o
! suffering cripples, many OF then
maddeued by the pain Of burns anC
anxious for friends, was one that deile,
description. Spread on the table wor,
little children, groaning and coughing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-22

Margaret DclRnl. the author u "Iohn
ward, Preacher" Is pretty woman OF -
fine physique. o long way this s.ly %
thirty, with wonderful command OF l1n-
guagg Ia eouycrgjln and q manner Indie
ntiyc NJ the highest culture. She l,ycs iu
boston. aud !. one OF the Few writer's who
has phenomenal success in tiic sale ~ her
books Ten daysaiturt the publication Of her
"rhc Ola Grdonand OtLur p0ms' their
edition was exhausted. tho second cditial
bronght ma advanced price nnd thryg othar
editions have appeared Biucc. within one
week tho Grst edition u "johu Wand,
prc.her." was sold aud several oihera
hayIAlnee followed Now York sun. 1
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A Fire In New York.

NEW YJRK, jan. 2l.-Shortly before
noon, when Upper Broadway was
crow Ted with shoppers, a fro broke
out IN the basement Ola huge iive.story
ti0ne front building running from
Filth avenue to Union square. Before
The ilrcmen arrived the Ore had ex-
tended through three cellars and smoke
wa pouring out Of every window. The
bullding Il hankel ON this lett by TIL.
auy's Jewelry house and ON the right
by the handsome Lincoln oilioss. The
bwef floor Of No. Union Square In
0ceupiud by Bretano's book establish
meat. The fire started In the base.
mtut u Schneider 4 Campbell, gas
fixtures. The fire. walls on either side
confined the flames TO tho bu Hiding In
which they originated, and within an
hour and halt the iiremcn had II I'M
der control. The loss on the building
i about Si5,000. Tinany's was pro-
lected 10y uulling down the shutters
when the fire INST broke out. Brotsno's
front was entirely broken out and their
los will be 100000. The jevelry
works loss Is $4,000; Leon tcichme-,
Importer Of millinery, 5000, 900, Schci.
ner a Campbell, 100000; Samuel
Green, decorator, s3O,OuD. A number
Of smaller losses will bring the total
W 10 about s50O,OOO; well insured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-22

LANNON'S AseumeHr ron the
PRISONERS.
,uorney. Grncral Hunt In beha'' OF
the state OF ILL.,
nols.
an, schwab'a eases nefore
',su.s. supreme Court


w,qtiSaroN, Jan. 2l.-rhe cases case,
| Samuel Fieiden and NllchAeI
| ,i..'np. Inc Chicago anarchists, con-
4 ,,,"j III completely IN the famous
bt.e,,,,t.t riots, and now confined IN
80 i,iiet penitgntiary under HE
nv v,,,cs were up In the United states
t 'n'. court today for argument.
4 i,n,ou. FOR the prisoners, main,aiheu
s., ibc men. not having been present
r. sn The state supreme court pro-
,,,..I ,eutsuce Of death, II was
|i.s,iv.i 10 them Of the due process Ol
w aud contrary TO the provisions OF
4 .c,nstitutlon " the United state.
m, chief Justice suggested thn! lhe
Is,,,s Supremo court mercly Fixed the
A, .sie for the execution.
sslomon asserted that the court did
No. Iy fcritlng that the persons were
rIe,eni. Hu then affirmed that there
/ gas no authority by which the gov.
amor could direct the enforcement OF
XII e1nmutation Of the sentence.
Attorney. General Hunt Of lllinois
6il,wed solomon, In behalf OF the
st,te. lie maintained that the United
s,stes Supreme Court had no Jurihdlo'
Nh 10 pass upon the action OF tho Sh'
prme Court OF Illinois. Tho only
ALLEGED error on the part Of that court
"a lts refusal to amend its record ana
,bow that FluidOn and Schwab were
notlodliy present when Judgment was
rendered. This court had jurisdiction
4 rylpw State courts of final resort
only whuna Federal question was in-
yoIy,d. No Federal question was in'
VOWED here. Moreover, tho Illinois
gurrpms Courts judgment on the mo-
dor was not a conformation OF the
4liics, tut simply refusal To inter
ferf with i,B old record. IL was not
until tho next term ot court that
Or men filed objection, and be
asked when litigation would end
n council could come ia ut any
time nui Rllegp errors In the record.
There N In the case n suggestion that
Inc Two mon are subjccts OF Great
Britain. Attorney. General Hunt said
he WAS unable 10 md anything Ia the
trfaties by which the case could bc
affected. Foreigners stood on no bet.
len ground than an American.
Genural Butler said that when
rirhls guaranteed by treaty are
brought into question, he is entitled 10
adjudication through the courts OF
The United States, ami, therefore, that
the Federal question viii come up In
the records.
Hunt said that tho claim, that
Bchwnb's imprisonment under n com.
mutation By the governor was Illegal,
was novel and amusing.
General Butler will make the clos
ing argument tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-22

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 81. - There
was u meeting Monday last In this city
Of the executive committee OF the
Universal Peace Society. Special Pc
ti,ions were sent 10 President Harti-
son, Poslmastergenoral WanamalSer
and Congress praying them 10 avoid u
conflict with ChllC. Through his prl.
edges the receipt Of the petition. The
reply OF acknowledgement Wanna.
maker says: 81 do not think there Is
any danger Of war unless Chile refuses
TO make n recognition Of the rights of
this country, There viii DO a careful
consideration " every point before &C.
ton Is recommended TO Congress"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-22
A SOCIAL VISIT.
Tho House Committe. on Naval Affairs
Coli on Tracy.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l.--Secretary
Tracy received \ formal call from ths
House committee on naval Affairs duT-
ing tho morning. Though Chilean
matters may have been aciuslly dis
cussed, the visit wns not made for that
purpose. No information has yet been
received at the navy department that
tho yorktown" has actually sailed
rom Valparaiso for CnllaO, although
Commander Evans cahled that II WAS
his intention 10 sall day befo re- yester.
day. A member Of the committee sub
soquently said that the visit was purely
a social one. There was some talk be.
tween the secretary and his visitors
concerning the penonnel OF the navy
and the stagnation In promotions
among the officers. when asked
whether the question Of tho condition
Of the navy in connection with tho
pending Chilean troubles WAS preached
a member evaded the question by sus
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was elected secretary aud will take the
oath Of office, and will appear in the
morning 10 discharge its duties.
a report that James q. Blaine was
dead was circulated In this city today,
nnd caused Intense excitement. IL
was announced by one Of the clerks OF
the house Of representatives, AMI
stopped legislation. Flags on the State
house were lowered 10 half.mnst until
1t was learned tho report originated In
bucket shop. twas probably worked
by interruptions spectators.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-22

blanche pIerson, the famous French
Rctr'ss, gave tho following reply to an I'm.
pcrtinently curious but cyIdouuy admiring
correspondent who asked her the seer,t ol
the beautiful oyolasshos for which she -
Distinguished "1bc recipe Is extremely
simple The requisites are, first, eye
lash,s, second, En extremely lHo comb;
third, u stick u black cosmetic. 4 lady
Ia possession of these means has only -
pass the comb through the cyelashcs after
rubbing itwith tho cosmetic, ct viulai the
result IL achieved"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-22

ugiy Accusations brought Against tho
Community.

BosToS, Jan. 2i.-The Herald prints
four column article, charging Inn
moral.tles and abuses against the elders
nj the Alfred, NJ, 5hskers' settlement.
The principal charges appear to be
made by Esther Brown OF Brighton,
Mass, who recently escaped from the
settlement after five wecks' etny.
Four other girls escaped recently and
report Improper proposals., and for at.
tempting to escape and other Oilenses
they were subjected TO a brutal whip
ping and solitary confinement for two
weeks with bread ard water. The
Herald says; Many Alfred men and
women admit the truth Of what the
girls have said. The doctors have fe-
marked on the Illegal operations.
Boys have spoken Of the wrong prac-
tees. Girls have told Of the indig-
mites, and illegitimate children are
now living, not ten miles from the set
Element.
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There uign, nave uson n Mot.

PirrsnuRu, Ala riot was marrow
~ ayertod In Manchester tonight owe J
the street car strike. The company
started the night cars and mob az
semblcd. a man named Howard wa,
arrested for dis1rderly conduct, an,
the officers had TO draw their rcvo''
vots TO prevent his rescue. The r,rik'
ers tonight protested against police
lutpriefencu and requested arbitration
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-22

Justin Mccarthy, NJ. r., writing OF wom-
en- IN English politics, says "Womun Is
coming forward, because sho has some.
thing to say which she feels ought 10 DO
said. This Is tho strictly legitimate innu.
enoo Of woman. 1t IL the intelligence oi
woman comiug to the help Of the intolli.
gcneo Of man. ! nm utterly unable 60 acc
how this comradoship 10 the management
OF Affairs can either lower the dignity Of
man or unsox the nature OF woman"
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DESIsoS, Tex, Jan. 81. - For the
fret time In eighteen years Red river
was frozen over solid. At a num-
Der OF points yesterday Thermometers
Indicated seven degrees below zero.
Cattlemen from Indian Territory
report that the blizzard has killed hun.
dreds OF head Of stock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-22

Senator Davis wife ia n thorough dcv.
otoe of tho hunt and an expert shot, hay.
ing handled run ever since she was a
child. She advocates this form Of exercise
rs being particularly desirable fora WON.
an, in that II keeps her In the open air,
holding tho rifle gives her untlriug muscle
md strengthens the chest, the Tcsponi.
hllity creates self reliance, and aiming
makes the eye accurate and the reasoning
quick and sure. Washington Letter
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LONDON, Jan. 2l.-Tho city was to-
day wrapped In an almost impenetra.
table fog, equal TO that which prevailed
at Christmas time with such serious
results. Traffic was greatly i'm peded,
and 40 dark was II that II was neces.
sary to use gas and electric lights gen.
orally throughout the city during the
day.
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nosnllnl. Crowded.

PARIS, Jan. 2l.--The hospitals In
thls city are crowded with patients
suffering from the influenza. The
disease prevails in the most dangerous
Iorm throughout the city, aud the mu.
hlcipal authorities are making arrange.
mehiH TO convert available vacant
buildings into hospitals.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-22

DIES MoINEs, Iowa, Jan. u. In tho
senate this afternoon Cliii was elected
secretary at the beginning Of the SEES.
sion, before the Democratic Lieutenant.
governor, ButtoW, was sworn In. He
was then forcibly oustud from the
vote. 5. \. Peasons, Democrat, was
then elected 10 the petition Of scrrc.
tary. Cha has not yet decided what
action he will pursue, but no says he
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-22

Iandkorohiefs arr most useful present.
a pretty way Of marking mans handker.
chief is to buy the finest OF black working
cotton, such rs Is used Tor the outlines of
delicate doillos and To copy his own sigma.
tum exactly This may bo done by tracing
from the original directly on the linen and
then copy ING the characters ns we'll a. the
form with the needle -Exchango.
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SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Jan. 9l.-The
whole l,io Grande frontier IL covered
with snow, the first time ever known
The suffering among the poorer class
NJ MeNicaus and Gnlong the United
States troops have been intense for the
Iaat two days.
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LEwEs, Del, Jan. 2l.-The British
schooner "Maty Roberts" Of Cape
Breton was wrecked In the harbor
here. Her crew reached shore In
safety, except William Landry, who
died from the injuries he received.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-22

PARIS, Jan. 2l.-rhe public prose.
cutor has refused Laur's demand TO
prosecute Constans, on the ground
that he can only be empowered TO do
80 by the president OF the Chamber Of
Deputies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-22

japan has n new high school which dlf-
fcH somewhat from the ordinary In that
the adjective high" refers not to the de-
gree ~ education, but the socinl status of
IT, students, II Il called the pccrcsscs'
school. and has been founded at Toxic 10
allow tho ladies Of the Japanese mobility to
acquire better education than has been
possible on account Of tho riFid caste reg.
ulations Of the country. 4 japanese lady
educated In America IL It's principal. Tx.
change.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-22

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2l.-Thomas
NJ and Frank II. Allison, the missing
canvryeneers who disappeared from
Manyuntk IA short timu ago, arc said 10
nave gone u Brazil. Several question.
Rhle lIansaolions have come to light,
anu the liabilities Of the firm are
estimated at $4,000.