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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-06-10

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Shoulder Braces and Syringes we lead
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We make speciality of Prescriptions
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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-06-10
MART.ETTE.
RASE FALL NOTES.

Umpire-Dr. SimmingtOn.
Scorer-.JOhn Stuart.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-14

PARIS, Dec. l3.-ln the chamber OF
deputies Rouyier confirmed the state.
ment made 10y Clemenceau that he
aud Reinach visited Clemenceau on
the eve OF tho bnron's death and that
the three visited Herr TO induce him
10 use hi, influence 10 stop the alta ks
on Baron RclnIch, Mer2 Informed
them that Il was not Ia his POWER TO
stop the attacks aud the visitors left.
Paul lie Riulele male a violent AZ
tack upon Rouvier declaring he ought
10 he compelled 10 appear before n
court OF iu,tlceand answer the charges
against him In connection with his
conduct while holding a ministerial
position.
R1uvier said lie was ready to answer
the charges In any court, adding that
he visilei Ruinach alioly from mo-
tlves OF humanity. ROuvief's resigna'
ton will probably result In an extern
sion of the official Rlb0t cabinet.
shortly after Rpuvier's visit to Pre,i-
dent Carnot It was officially announced
that the finance minister's rsslgDation
had been accepted and Lizard appoint
cd 10 succeed Rouvier.
Premier Klbot has decided to make
the Polsetin bill cabinet issue, and
stand on fall by the CHAMBERS re-
lection oradoption OF the measure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-14
WEST WEBER. Dec. L., 1902.

WEST weber, Dec. L., 1902.
Ed,tor DeSeret NewG
At the request Of the many frlonis
OF tho family OF the late James Barnes,
Of this ward, who lately died Of heart
disease, have compiled the following
brief history Of his life aud labors in
the Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter.
day Saints:
Brother Barnes was born March IL,
1929, at Breeds, Sussex Co., England.
His parents were Of the laboring
Glasses, anu co sequently he had to
earn his living ut very early age.
Shortly after his marflag with his
wife Caroliuo Jones, they both Joined
tho Church OF jesus Christ Of Latter.
day Saints In 1862. lie was immedia.
tely ordained and sent out 10 preach the
Gospel, and was the means OF briDgi ng
many to u knowledge OF the truth.
Brother Barnes labored faithfully in
the various positions unto which he
WINS called and was appointed to pre-.
side over the Hastings branch OF the
London conference In 1866, retaining
the position until 1873, when llo emil =
grated with his family to Utah, settling
In Mound Fort, Ogden, where he
spent the winter OF 1873 T. The follow
Ing summer he moved TO rO0ele 10 look
l a. ~ A ~
1878 he secured homestead In West
Weber md moved hls family upon 1t,
| where he continued to reside until his
| death.
He was n man OF sterling integrity,
honest Ia his dealings, anu faithfully
performed every duty placed upon
him. Only n day or two before his
death ho visited his allotted portion OF
| the ward as a teacher, praying with
the families Of the Saints anu giving
council and advice to the young. For
some years he had been n sufferer
VI hcaIt.trouble, but this did not deter
him from doing his duty. On Sunday
morning, November 9th, his vile
found him lying q corpse beside her
having passed away calmly In MS
sleep.
AT the funeral, which was held IN
Wilson ward, the meeting house was
crowded with friends from all parts OF
the country. Testimonies OF his ln'
tegrity and firm belief In tue
GOSPEL were made by President
Middleton OF Weber Stake. Elders
James Mcfarland, Nathan EldreIge,
IL. ID. Peterson, Joseph Weller anu
Robert Sherwood, OF Salt Lake, VINO
was baptized by the deceased. west
Weber mourns the loss OF faithful
worker ia the vineyard, the sabhaIh
school an efficient teacher; uu! We
know that 1t can be truthfuliy saiu OF
him: Blessed are the dead VINO DE III
the Lord; he is ut rest from his Iaoors ,
his works will follow him. he leaves
wife and four children, eight g,ahu
children and one great grandchiu'
Respectfully, W. NJ IL
Ahiiennidl Star please copy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-14
AT BRUSSELS.
Protest Of an Indian Delegate
10 the Congress.
AGlNSr THE INSTRUCTIONS
Offered by the British Delegates at
Every Sitting.
AGINST THE INSTRUCTIONS
ADJOURNMENT Pnoro.ED.
senator Jones Gives M Able Address
On him trlilsm
Its History.

BRUSSELS, Dec. l3.-At the sitting
today Of the International monetary
conference Sir GuiiiOrd Hcraldsworth,
one OF the delegates representing the
Indian Government, protested against
the distractions offered 10y the British
delegates at tina, and previous confer
ences. But lot the tactics employed
by the representatives Of Great Britain
the currency question would nave
been settled long ago. Gulldiord de.
clareu the situation In Great Britain
hal greatly changed since November
29nd, the date OF the first meeting OF
the conference, and no suggested that
the conference u iJourn u lew weeks 10
enablo the Britiun government TO re.
consider the whole question. lie gave
M reasons for change In the situation
In Great Britain the statement in iavor
OF blme,nllism made by Archbishop
walsh OF Duolin, the resolutions adopt
oil by tho agricultural conference held
a few days aso Ia LjndUp, aud peli.
tons forwarded 70 tho government by
various chambers oil commerce.
Senator Jones made q long address
on blne'aliBm, reviewing the history
Of the question AZ great length. He
argued from history chat the increase
OF silver production had led ever to the
revival Of Industry anu commerce.
Tho domoneiiEati0n Of silver had
caused disastrous fail In prices
throughout the civilized world. The
prosperity Of every couHtry depended
upon the stability Of Its value as 20
money. The uninterrupted employ.
inent ~ the people could be accom-.
plished only through the instrumental.
Ivy OF timo cOltrnctr, which often
deferred the date OF payments many
year-. Any increase in the value vi
money on which tho Terms OF the con.
trac were based bore down crushing.
~ employers who Jaw all their fore.
sight ,hwaTted by the subtle inexplic-
able power. Such phenomena were
iolloweI by suspension OF work and
nterpT - AMI enforced idleness upon
The laboring classes.
senator Jones then drifted oil b the
sui Jcct OF checke, certificates and taer
substitutes Tor money. Even when
used TO the utmost, said he, they could
briug no permanent Ioliei 10 the PRES.
ent situation. They were more mar.
co,lc.. Only the ronOneiizstion OF
silver would be an adequate remedy.
Senator Jones was listened 10 with the
closest attention by the conioret &C.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-14
THE HOUSE.

The resolution offered by Mr.. Wilson,
a Democrat OF West Virginia, directing
the committee OF ways and means Ia
inquire into and report the present
condition OF the treasury and the future
probable revenue under tho existing
laws, settles the contest between the
ways and means anu the appropria.
lions committees, both Of which have
been anxious to secure the handling OF
this Investigation. Even after the
rules committee reported today Mr..
breckenridge OF the appropriations
committee tried to get through u sub.
stitute dividing the work between both
committees. IL was defeated. The
members OF the ways and means com.
mittee were at once Informally mott
He'd TINT a meeting OF the committee
would be held this week to begin an in.
vestigation. ltwill be made, according
to MIR. Springer, by the full committee
In open session.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-14
A Dividend on whisky.

NEW York, Dec. l3.--At the quart
erly meeting OF the directors OF the
whisky trust today, dividend OF ] ?
per cent, payable Jan. 3, was declared.
No change was maize in tbs price Of
whisky.
An announcement was made TO the
stockholders OF the purchase OF tho Star
aud Crescent distillcrics mt Peking,
Illinois; Nebraska distillery, at Ne.
braska city, an tho Central distillefy,
at 81. Louis, with I'M aggregate capacity
Of 10000 barrels daily. These lur-
chases, II In said In the announcement,
the probability that the gov
eminent would increase the tax on
whisky and n big demand for the pro-
duct created were the caueos which
induced the trust to depart from it,
settled policy not 10 buy more dis
tiileries, because Of big profits Ia sight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-14
rEDER or Llnon.
Matters Brought 80 y, the Afternoon
sessiou.

PIiLADELpHIA, Dec. l8.--At the
afternoon sesbiOn the question OF mak.
ing an appropriation for the Home.
stead sufferers was dlscuscd. Tho re-.
poit Of the committee recommending
that the convention donate $1,000 TO aid
tn tho defenso Of tie arrcBtrd s,Tikets
was adopted, and $500 additional wac
contributed TO the relief fluid. Ptrsl.
dent Weihe OF the Amalgaraicd asso-
CITATION mndc n detAilc statement OF
tue tiouble aud said 1855 men were
now under Indictment, OF whom five
were charged with murder, over thirty
with treason anu the remainder with
conspiracy aud riot. Although many
ylu employees are now at work. 200
nave not gotten back. First Vice
President Mcclure moved that $500 he
contributed TO the defense fund Of the
Cmut d'Alene miners. This was car.
rled. Delegate Toltenhausen, Of
knoxville, Tennestoc, made motion
lhAt sogO be appropriated 10 the sup
port OF tennessee miners. Some dele
gnto thought the matter was being
carried too FAR. A general objection
followed, but finally the proposal
carried,
The committe appointed by the
trades union called upon the Fair com.
mittee anu was requested 10 return TO-.
morrow. The men declare that unless
the award made to Conkey q %. (non.
union y recalled there will he "A strike
Of all the union labofers on tho Fair
building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-14
Tho Iom,.,end rolspnlng.

pITTsBuRG. Dec. l3.-Charles
Stanford, who died In Toronto last
night from supposed poison adminis.
tered NJ Homestead during the strike,
Il not known by the Carnegie officials.
Cook Gallagher, who n said TO have
made u confession duplicating Beatty
anu others, Il IA Pittsburg, but IL hid.
ing though fear II Is said hc will he
killed. Officials AMI members of the
Homestcau advisory board continue to
dcnounce the poison plot Us n scheme
to inJuro them, but that the company
has some relations which are sensa-
tional there Is little doubt, aud under
members OF thv Carnegie firm say the
denGuemeut IL yet 10 come.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-14
Prom Chiua aud Japan.

SAN FRASCIsCo, Dec. 10. - The
steamship Peru arrived toiay from
China AMI Japan. Fire November
llth destroyed go native houses at
Toxic. A portion OF the limestone
mine at Nisgaynmura fell Ii Novem.
Der Sih, burying six miners anu thirty
coolies. all OF whom pcrlshed. Advlces
from China state that there has been
ala inundation by tho overflow OF thu
Yellow river. deeper and more extern
sive than IN l3s0, but consequent dis.
treas Is likely to he less Ms the people
weto better prepared and the crops
were In better condition. The flfst
section OF the Imperial railway, from
Kayeh 10 Lanchow, twenty.seven
miles, has been opened.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-14
the RESULT or POISON.
Death OF Lutte Heir Go finy rhou.
sand Dollars.

PITTsDURG, Pa, Dec. l3-Four
years ago Joseph Guthrie, civil
engineer, died on a farm near bstfobe,
Pa, leaving his property in sucn shape
$50, 600. A year or more ago the chilli
became III, ANA subsequently It wss
supposed that II was being slowly
poisoned. Great efforts were made TO
save the little follow's life. The moth
or finaliy took the child to California
hoping that u change In climate would
restore his health, but to no use. The
little one was doomed, AMI last week
died from the effects Of pneumonia aud
absccss Of the stomach. The abscess
was supposed TO DO the rasult OF poison.
Mrs. Guthrie Il on herr hgmn iroul
the Yves. with the c1rpse.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-14

GREENsBuRd, Pa, Dee. l3.-NIrs.
Kate Painter OF this city was today ar.
rested on tho charge Of poisoning her
husband, George Painter, well
known citizen. Painter died very sud.
denly and under suspicious circum-
stances about ak weeks ago. An an
alysis OF his stomach showed the pres
ence OF sufficient arsenic TO have
produced death. MIS-. FAINTER has been
married three times. Her hrst husband
WAS killed ON railroad, aud her sec.
ond husband died shortly before her
marriage with Painter. His allment
was said to be quick consumption and
he LEFT a legacy OF 5000 Insurance
money to tbs widow, painter's insur-
nnce aggregated over $1,000. Tho In.
surance companies refused to pay
pending the settlement OF the case.
The woman makes general denial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-14

Says the Cheyenne Ledder-Con.
siderable mystery surrounds the pres.
ent whereabouts OF 4. #. Lyons, whose
Cheyenne experiences are fresh In the
minds OF all. Last Wednesday he was
acquitted on the charge hanging over
him. He then told Mr.. Linton that ~
he hadn't time to get his paper out this
week he would take run over to
Laramie. II isalmOst certain hs didn't
do no, however, for he was In town
"Wednesday night and Thursday morn.
ing. He left the Mtor. Ocean, where
he had been staying, early Friday
morning to take the $3.50 train for Dem
yer. Here all trace OF him IL lost. A
dispatch from Denver states that he
wired his folks there to hold the forms
Of his paper open till he arrived, ana
stating he was about 10 return. Fhoy
are very much alarmed about hrs
safety aud cannot account TOT his
strange actions. There cannot be found
any trace of his arrival IN Denver,
and altogether the gentleman Is
shroudei with thick vail OF mystery
just now.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-14

Colonel A. Is. Ellis Is t,have 4 paper
on IN sfiage and kinship among the
ancient Israelltes, IN the Popular Science
MoGthy for January. lie maintains
that this people once pracllced marriage
by capture, aud at one time were
pOlyandrous. The scarcity OF women
which led TO tho latter practice was
caused, he iniers, by female inianLicide.
The tracing OF kinship by the female
line, which goes with polyandry and
marriage by capture among other
peoples, he finds also among tho
lsIAelites.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-14
RrINACn's REMAINS.
Chemical Anniyais OF tho yiscnra
Reveals Poison.

PARIS, Dec. lS-1smps today says:
a chemical analysis ol the viscera OF
Baron de Reiuach disclosed the pre-.
seuce OF otropine In the organs exam.
ined. Reinach's Wallet In testiiying
before tue magistrates, admitted that
no found bottle Of poison beside the
haTon's dead body. The c0mmittee's
decision, who heard the evidence
bearing on the Panama canal scandal,
caused great CONSERVATION among the
Republican members OF the chamber.
A meeting Of the various Rspuoli-
eau factions Is called for tom BROW t.
consider the future course OF the Re.
publicans In view Of the present agita-
lion aud unexpected extensions OF tho
Panama canal inquiries.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-14
Burdette on Christmas.

II seems to me-And II ISN'T my fault
that the sunset Is ialrer anu lovellel
than the sunrise-that there was some
thing more Chrislmasy about Christ.
mas when was boy, writes Robert
j. Buriclte In the Christmas number
OF The LADIES' Home JoTHd,, Ia an
article on "Christmas When Was a
Boy" Its pleasures Were simpler, it,
gifts were heartior. At least, cannot
remember TO have read, save In these
later years, articles In family journals
and magazines bewRiling tho burden
Of toll ana worry and expense la the
planning aud mssing or purchasing
OF Christmas presents. "Krlsmus
gifs" we called them wheu | WAS u
boy. Ii didn't and doesn't have much
ref cement OF culture Ia tue spelling
aud this sound thereof, But tho people
who made them didn't rush into the
papers 10 toll how much II cost them,
aud how tired to death II made them,
and how glad they were that It was all
over for another year. But last year
aud the year before | read such articles
In print. S1dd you. Wherefore IL
b, ems to me that VIC killed Kris krlngle
a iull century too soon. We have more
currants in our Christmas cake under
the reign OF santa Claus, ~ Is true.
But we have also more dies IN II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-14
Tired Of Wearing the Grown.

NiESNA, Dec. l3.-The report that
King Charles Of Roumania will abdl.
cate shortly In favor Of Crown Prince
Ferdinand Is reiterated here with great
poai,lveuoss. The king, 1t Ia said, has
decided TO renouncc the throne I'M
mediately after the marriage OF the
crown prince with Marie Of Edinburgh.
Heis moved TO this decision by the
unplenslntness caused between him
aud ministers by his unstable attitude
at the time when Qieen Isabella was
trying TO marry Prince Ferdinand 10
Mile. Varescc. Definite reason was
found In the incurable illness OF the
queen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-14

KANSAS CfrY, NO., Dec. lathe
heaviest snow storm Ci theseasou began
early this morning and stopped before
noon. During that time eight inches
10 foot were reached Ia various paris
OF the state. Tonight trains from tho
west were from half an hour to two
hours late. The Kansas Central road
was completely blocked for the greater
par, OF the day but trailic was resumed
this evening. The snow IL very heavy
and In some Instances seriously inter.
rupted telegraph communication with
the west. In the city the Telegraph
aud telephone wires arc broken aud
mixed UP In an almost endless tangle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-14
An Action In TrespRss.

FRATiiLfS, Pa, Dec. l3.--An action
in tfospsss was entered against the
Eclipse Lubricating OIL company To-.
day, by Mr. Roach, whose wife and
children were burned TO death In a
great fire ahd flood IN OIL City IN June
last. 1t IL alleged that the Eclipse
works owned "a large tank OF benzine
anu gas which caused the cxploslyu
and couiiagration In which PLAINTIFF
wife and children were burned to
death. This IL but n preliminary case,
and SHOULD the plaintiff win, others
who sustained loss will enter suits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-14
SEWER PUMP VETO AGAIN.
The Old Wrangle Resumed Between
The Council and tho Mayor.
THE DINwooDEY GRADE.
city Auditors Report for the Month
OF Noyeuber.-unntcr's leo
Pond 90 he Pulled Up.

The City Council met in regular SOS.
sion last night. President Looibourow
being absent Simondl was called to the
chair ON motion OF Rich. AS simondi
took his post OF honor he smilingly
said; "Somo mon are born great;
Others have grcatnessthrust upon them.
| belong to the lattor class"
Roll call showed the following mom-
bera presents Hardy, Rich, Folland,
karrick, Bell, Lawson, Evans, Boards
ley, Mainland, Horn, Moran, Kelly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-14

LITTLE Rock, Dee. H. The circuit
court grand jury today found three ia.
dictmenis aininst EE.SIate Treasurer
VIM. u. Woodruff In connection with
the alleged larceny Of state scrip from
the treasury ussets and the subsequent
sale OF "a portion to private parties.
One was an indictment for grand lar.
ceny aud two for obtaining money un.
der false preteusos. 10 was arrested
and gave bail IN the sum OF $50, 900 Tor
his appearance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-14

BALTIMORE, Dec. l3,-During the
Gre In Alexander Browne warehouse
this morning, while number OF fire.
men were ON top the east walls gave
way, precipitaiing hve men mo tne ,
flames. Lieutenant James Llndthy
was buried beneath the burning mass,
When his body was rescued rev
minutes later life was extinct lie
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-14

CmcAGo, Dec. l3.-Chiof Ramsey
of the railroad photographers said today
that there would be no strike on the
Big -Four. Il has ALEC been definitely
settled that none Of the other railroad
organizations will strike, Ramsey
snys the mon will surely win, and
Managers 81. John still insists that
there Ia no strike on his system.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-14
THE BnioCs TRIAL.
PROMINENT People CASHIER 10 Listen %
Defendant.

New YoRK, Dec. I8.-The Briggs
tIiai wa resumed today. Tho galleries
OF Tue cbufch were crowded. Among
me prominent people In the galleries
was MIS-. cleveland. Tho large attend
nneo was uue to the fact that Briggs
was 70 answer charges. Briggs read
rom printed pamphlet. He coneld-
eieu .he points Of the prosecution COM
ihl,.ee argument; asserted that the
lines VI Tue Prosecution adopted by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-14
FRoM rnr MEXICAN nonDru.
Men Wounded anu KILLED In saiur.
days hattie.

KANSAS Cry, No., Dec. l3.-A
special to the nmes from Laredo, Tex,
iays twenty-five men were killed and
several wounded In Saturdays battle
between Mexican soldiers anu revolu.
ti0niets.
GALvEsToS, Tex, Dec. 18.-heVs
hdvlces from the Mexican border cay
that 1t In doubtful II the CARA con.
tplTators really contemplate revoiu.
lion' They seem bent mostly on plum.
uer' In the fight on the Mexican side,
opposite san Ygnszlo, Captain SECURE,
one lieutenant aud eight mon were
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-14
MrcrA n.nnrlrd on lhe Ilash I.Inna.

DIS MoisEs, Ia, Dec. l3.--It ~ re.
ported here that there was wreck on
the Rock fslnud road at epme eastern
point In Iowa this evening In which
five people were killed slretehofs
and other appliances were sent east on
the flyer nj g:g5 pm. tonight, and II
" said tnat work train also went east.
Railway officials here are reiiccnt aud
the rumor cannot DO vcfiiicl.
CHICAGO, Dec. iI.-l:SO a.m.--Ofli.
cials Of tho RocS lslani road here
deny that there has been any wreck as
reported from Dies Moincs. Word
from the train dispa,cher's office ia to
the effect that nil trains nte ON time.
KANsAB CRY, Mo-, Dec. ia
baggage car ON tue Santa 10 passenger
train bound for Chicago Today LETT the
track ut the end OF tresile between
Camdon and Floyd, No, about four
miles cnst OF here. rhu baggagemNn
was Gefiously injured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-14
REV. Smith.
Suspended from the Ministry for His
"ErrOrs."

CINCINNATI, Dec. l3.-The Cincin-
natl prespyt.ry, by vote Of 81 TO %,
as unoiiicially reported today, pro.
h,ounool against the Rev. DR.. Nancy
H. smith as follows: DR.. Smith il sus.
pendei nom the mlnlstry Of the Pres.
bylerian church until such time rs lie
shall make manifest to the satisfaction
o. the presbytery his pronunciation OF
ms errors. A majority Of tne commit
lee favored a rebuke, but by the close
vote already given the decision in favor
hls suspension from the ministry,
nls aequittal on the first charge and
.ne cioseness OF the vote on the other
charges aud In the sentence are taken
US good feasons why Professor Smith
should appel to the synod aud the
general assembly. But, on the other
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-14

ROME, Dec. l3.--lnformaiion 10 re-
ceived from confidential sources that
the pope Intends TO raise to a cardi.
nslRie a number OF foreign prelntes,
including Archbishop Corrigan, OF
New York.