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Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30
HOTEL CHATS

Selumnal Penwick OF Amsterdam,
Holland. is a guest in The Morton. DIR.
Penwick is making pleasure tour OF
America. and is now on his way TO visit
the Worlds Fair. Nothing new IN Eu-
rope or EuropeaR affairs said be. AT
least there wasn't when left home. and
1 haven't read OF anything startling
since. The kind OF riot that occurred
in Chicago the other day would arouse
an entire nation in Europe. Hero you
don't seem 20 think much about il,
There is not SO much socialism In Eu
rope as there was two or three years ago.
The sentiment is slowly dying out. or
seems TO be. Still. such thing is diff
cult to estimate. Something might oc-
cur 10 arouse the laboring people. aud
ia . week a nation run mad with wild
and incoherent socialist. theories
Alfred Gayton and q. q. Ulrich Of
Cleveland. gladdened the hearts cf the
local furniture sellers by dropping into
The Morton yesterday. They are in the
city to buy goods. and are the first buy
ers to arrive in the city since the July
exodus was ended.
Judge j. Byron Judkinsof Reed City is
a guest in The New Livingston. Henry
X. Pattengill a Lansing superintendent
Of public instruction, and David A. Ham.
mond of Charlotte,a a member OF the state
board OF education. are guests in the
same hotel.
III. A. Chapin OF Niles. one Of the
princiral stockholders ia the Chaplin
mine. is a guest in the Morton, and Is
accompanied by Mrs. Chapiu. They
are on their way home from The north.
Schuyler S. Olds OF Lansing. private
secretary to Senator Stockhridge. and
Col. W. A. Gayett OF Detroit. well known
as a republican politician, were among
yesterdays arrivals in The Morton.
j. r. Uptegrove. one Of the largest
manufacturers Of veneer in New York.
was among yesterdays arrivals IN The
Morton.
Fred Brundage. one Of Muskegon's s
leading druggists. is guest IN Sweets
lie il in the city buying goods
Walter J. Morris. of London. England.
IL guest IN The Morton.
Moerox- Samuel Renwick. Holland;
:. s. Walker. Old Mission: Mre. ID. G.
Fitch. Paw Paw: Mrs. Edwin Martin,
kalamazoo; William A. Gavett. Detroit;
:. 3. Olds. Lansing.
SwEET's- 4. w. Wilson. Detroit. n.
s. Chaso. Muskegon; Il. III. Cover.
Eureka: r. b. Barker. Flint; G. NJ Tot.
ter. Detroit Mr. and Mrs. George Tay.
los. Nevayeo: II. NJ. Martin. jackson.
Nrw LIVINGSTON Ia r. Stewart. Bel.
lairc: II. J. Crawford. Al Crauford.
Ithaca. ] u Jndkine Reed CITY. HI II
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30

SkxAroa TELLKs alleges that the pco-
pie 10 not know why the times are hard.
lie denies that the Sherman law is re-
spousible for the panic. Then he drops
in with tho great majority. and after
talking for an hour shows that he doesn't
know Why tho times are hard
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30

SENATOR GoKDoS Of Georgia made n
rambling speech in tho senate yesterday
on The duty Of the democrat party TO re-
decrn is pledges. The Only redeeming
feature of his speech was that portion
urging the senators 10 Immediately con-
cur IN the house repeating bin.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30

T.FT Grand Rapids keep up with the
march q time in all legitimate modern
improvements OF naturally fall out of
rank and sle There V such thing a.
overdoing; but there is equal danger in
sloinx less than our anty.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30

-CH1c.eoks Hunts FOR His Wife, i
the startling head line IN Windy City
evening paper This might Re ah@o.
lutely inexplainahle Il the text did not
-ol4e the mystery BY stating that she
hae si. 20 of his money
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30
BASQUE Is stiIL Rioting.

Madrid. Aug. 2o.--Rioting in San Sc
bastian was renewed last night. the
orchestra again refusing TO play the
Basque hymn. Troops fired on the
mob, wounding many civilians. The
streets were ratroied by the military
nearly all night
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30

Thsromen sulfrasists ef the eighth
ward hnid largely attended caucus II
the rhsidenes % En r. HaFrlngson On
Mt Nrrnon street yesterday sfternooa
for tho purpose .of nominating eandl.
date fer member IL the beard u ednea-
ton. The nomination sss given 10 Mrs.
Eli =. Harrington without much oppo-
al ian
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30

YssTssDsv vas Poets Day" At The
works. fair. bat The weather would not
tolerate Dark Harri~,n's presentation
q -As Ysu Like IA with a nondescript
caste = alleged players and Il vas post
rnnnll
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30

THKRx IL encouragement for the op-
pressed in this mornings dispatches
From east and west the glad tidings OF
revived and reviving industry are borne
on electric wings To gladden. sorrowing
hearts. There Is no real obstruction TO
the. steady resumption OF work in all
lines Of manufacturing. The panic Is
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30
yisited Presiden, Carnot.

PARIS. Ang. 29-Baron Decoucel. the
president OF the Bering sea court OF ar
bitration. visited President Carrot at
Fontainbleau today to express the graf
itude OF the members OF the tribunal for
the hospitality extended to them during
the sitting OF the court
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30

EDfroR 90 TsE HFEsEns Weeld e
not - val fo- the psfexs and Ma,ssr
Stsart e,.nmiffee q tea - aEssa.s the
46s,@sfsf,ts q he eitg i<eni sg Arie
sayalle "a aes.an.i. snd = pay AZ sfy
a. riosrs ana biz IN that. prgftief ifre
hanke an3 rnerchsnts sfii agriss - fs4e
Il AZ raF. fh~u tA< 2 q n - Rfssad atiik
sors smpesxesusnts slrd pat - usrk
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30

SKPrp~asR % has beer designated -
~freisnd's- DAY AZ the ~orid's fair.
Fron s~ntisnentsl pride sione the Trish
vsli 81 shs sroupsls b ossraoeine. iuss
:, bat th~ Rri.sns r~rursl
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30

NEwBuRG. n. Y. Aug -9-The steam
er Kaaterskill. with 800 passengers on
board. was badly disabled in Haverstraw
bay last night. and freight and baggage
was washed overheard. The passen-
gers were safely landed at West Point.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30

CoPEsHAeEN. Aug. o9.-The Gar of
Russia arrived here this morning with
the czarina and full suite. He went
direct to Fredensborg palace. the resi-
dence OF the czarina's father. King
Christian. The Prince OF Wales will
meet the imperial party there on Sep
tenber IL
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30

BANGKOK. Aug 90 The French troops
at Chantaboon are making intrench.
ments and throwing up earthworks.
France threatens 10 send back gunboats
before bangkok IL her new demands arc
not granted Immediately.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30

MARsErLLEs. Aug. "a wood yard,
an oil well and fifteen residences were
destroyed by fire in this city today. Two
hundred persons were made homeless.
The loss Is 1000 600 franca
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30

PARIS. Aug. 2o.-The French govern
ment has agreed 10 call conference Of
the members Of the Latin union ia
Paris to decide the question OF the
naturalization Of fractional silver cur
raurv
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30
Duc to Danufc Water.

LoSDoS. Aug. 30.-The Vienna cor
respondent II The Times reports tho
first death from Asiatic cholera in Vienna
due 10 the drinking OF unfiltered water
from the Danube.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30

Nsyrursa short - an ia~sne reckless
49, cpaid have inspired the ~or.sfs
fsir ishes congrres - bcRin re srs~ioa
~ tackling ths servant SRI prsblena.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30

PAIRS. Aug. GA great forest fro is
raging in the vicinity - bordeaux The
fire now covers tract extending from
Peseac 10 ST. Jean d'lllac.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30

RoaE. Aug. -. Naples was declared
free from cholera today One case and
two deaths have been reported at Saler.
no, and three deaths al Casino.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30

BUDA PksrH. Aug. 2a-During the
last twenty-four hours III rfew casss of
cholera aud scyenty-eight deaths were
reported IN Hungary.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30

PARfs. Aug. - \ suspicious malady.
supposed TO be cholera. has broken out
in Nantes. Many persons are suffering.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30

LoNpoN. Aug - The Britannia won
the queens cup al Plymouth today. beat
ing the Safanita and Calinna.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30

- ssuse q sheriff famnreauxs drp
oties soouid hreak al and rake rsod
their >scaps - rewsri Reuid b sfsrel
fsr fAsx u.Ftars.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30

Julas Walters 10 an eccsntric come
dian. lie has created part In horstio
Xerxss Booth a. different from the con-
yentislnal Stage tramp - Hamlet differs
from falstad. There 10 in his anguiari.
ties ef speech aud manner q series Of
subtle surprises. and therein lies the
eomesly. Comedy Is surprise; that u: =
thing without surprise has none OF the
essential elements u hnmor. Hrmor 10
comesly. Mr.. Walters surprises us by
doing and saying just what We would
least sxpect tramp 10 say and do. and
yet every word and act Is that OF a
tramp The piece he has selected In
which to introduce his creation IL an
abominasion. The realism and the plot
are distinctly melo dramatic, while the
life al the production is in the comedy
assignment Take out the murder. tho
passiDnate lines Of the villain and the
oui-sliftressing appeals Of the leading
lady and the ineongruousness OF the
play viii disappear. Substitute for them
bright and exhilarating picture OF q
tramp redeemed from moral obliquity
and installed as useful citizen and the
piece will appeal more strongly to popu-
lar favor.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30

AS the date for the sale of tickets for
the Star course Of ten entertainments
approaches. the subscription lists in
crease more rapidly. Ii is entirely prob
able that 1900 tickets will be sold for
this excellent course. There is no rea-
son Why the sale should not reach that
number, as il is the best course ever
brought to Grand Rapids. and the price
is 10 low that everybody could and
sholild afford 10 enjoy these ten enter
tainments for 81
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30
Waiting for Something to Turn Up.

Like Wilkins Mcawber. many people spend their
whole lifetime waiting for something up instead
of going work and turning UP something to their ad
vantage themselves We are turning up 10 the view of
the public something TO their advantage day and
the latest our show windows are now fitted with
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30

Thb variety bill ut Smiths is unusu-
ally bright aud sparkling. The "Moon-
light Ride on the Grand" is creditable
production. aboupding in repartee, wit
and tuneful selections from popular
songs. The olio is strong one. Matt
nee to-day.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30

John Blair. The founaef esf Blsirs.
tr~n. New Jersey celebrated BE eisi
harthdsy yesterday. Il hsnof - that
eYsuf he rresent>d - fhe torn Which
ieafs his nanse SRI ak@r~ be has rs
siries1 for seventy yesrs q sieeI fridge
arrnes the ~asessioes~ % the relirpad
ststson. - rspiscs TIE yrsscns voosssn
.tractafa
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30

Powers opera house will open for the
season September &. with the Craida-
Paulcling company in repertoire.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-08-30
SHOT GUNS
Rrcech Loading. Double Barrel Shot Guns
$3.50 TO $l4


Commcuccs the Duck Shooting Season: therefore.
there could be no more fitting time TO offer these Guns
and certainly fitting time 10 purchase them
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-02

CHICAGO, Sept. l.-Judpe Goggiu
makes a remarkable explanation OF ME
Unprecedented decision In favor Of
Sunday opening. lie said, In part;
cit Il a Judge's duty 10 decide n case
without reference to what either Ger.
man or American or scandinavian VI
Irish papers think OF II, but simply M
~ where tho right and Justice lnys.
| WAS Within my rights when 1 kicked
Judge BTungiuO on tho bench with me.
Judge Dunno ditBentod from me anu /
respected his dissent. HUT Judge Been.
tano, after agreeing with me on propo-
Hiti0n 81 law, shifts his vote because
the German newspaper favored the
closing Of the Fair ON Sundays. To
say this made me mad ~ 20 express
my feelings but !cehly, 10 1 did what
do"
EK.COngfessmRn william Il. Mason,
who, M attorney, represented the sun.
day opening side " the case, sHid
Judge GUggin'H Judgment was Ap.
proved by the United States Supreme
Cour. when It decided IN tho Lake
font case that this legislature could
not part with the title 10 public lands.
Judge Goggin called IN tie other two
luJges for consultation aud excused
them when he had no further use for
Thorn which he had perfect right to
.ln
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-02

repeal bill. He said that no further
debate was proposed 90 this time, nj.
though notices had hcon given Of
speeches iutuudod next we x.
A discussion followed as 10 the par
liamcntsfy pf0co lure 90 be obsufve1 IN
consideration VI the subject, and NoJf.
hVes asked that the finance committee
bill be substituted Tor the House bill.
C0ckrrli Of Missouri objected until
there was an opportunity Tor a full dis-
cufsl0u.
Allison Of Iowa said the repeal
clause In no seute affected or impaired
the value VI the silver dollars coined,
but by interting the House proviso It
would leave question Of doubt
whether that portion Of the Sherman
Law stands which required the spcte.
tary VI the treasury u coin the bullion
into dollars. ihe discussion WAS con.
tinued and at 1926 wns interrupted by
q motion for executive session, after
which the Senate l0urned.
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%lIgrlA union
PACIFIC
W SYSTEM.
The THROUGH CAR LINE.
Aug. 10, 1893.
Iraiai Arrirs and Dfpari Ut SAT- Luke
Cty Darp a. foVOt-is

AIutvK.
ff1m Oh Eastern points ............... 8 % q m
From Butte. Portland. san IRAN
cisco, Cache valley and uFdon...i0 0l a tn
From nl Eastern points PARK city
and ustou....a....., ..............ii 50 a m
from San francisco. ogden and
Intermediate uolnis.............--.. b. p IN
IRON Nlf1ri.juah, Ncphi, Provo.
Eureka and intermediate points 10 % % m
From Terminus and roocio..........a. Z % D. m
nrrAHu
For ogden. intermediate points.
san Francisco. rark city and
all Eastern points ............... Z 50 am
Ior ogden and intermediate points ., 4 % M
FOR ogden, Intermediate points
ana hll Eaatorn points. ............... o 20 - m
Tor ogden. Iutte ilulcnh. Portland.
Cache Valley aui -An Francisco On p m
ifor Eureka. lr1,o aud hufori......... Z o p m
'ior IooClc aud 1crmluus............ q a m
iiul only on Monday. "wednesday and
Friday.
itain' south " Juab will run every other
day only leaving juab Monday Wedncfl w.
and FRIDAY and fusco on Tuesday. Thursday
aud Saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-02
The IRISH HOME RULE FIGHT
The Bill Passed in Tho House OF Com.
mons This Morning,
Tho Announcement OF the Govern
menra Victory Received wiih n
Cyclone OF Applause

LONDON, Sept. 2.-Gladstono's Ions
houe rule fight In the commons IL
ended. The bill passed at O'CLOCK
this Saturday morniug--8Ol to aJ7
IL was hurried to the House Of Lords,
which gave It u nrst reading and ad.
lurnod.
There was unusual animation along
the route from dlsdstouo's residences u
tho commons this afternoon. rhe
streets were crowded with people who
wishoi 10 catch glimpse Of the great
champion OF nome fuir, anu though
there was no organized demonstration,
lao WIS chvered MI along the route.
lie was accompanied by his wife anu
was evidently much pleased with the
huattlness Of tue greeting lac received
from the populace, bowling constantly
10 the crowds.
The galleries Of the house were filled
long before the sitting opened, A
large number OF ladies were present.
The premier was loudly oheered by
his followers AZ he walked 10 his seat.
Justice Mccarthy opened the debate,
speaking on the tame lines rs Dillon
last night.
ChumueIlain followed. He said the
bill struck u deadly blow at the honor
and intere,tH OF the county, but he
could not avoid being filled with al
mifAtiou At tho courage, resolution,
resources anu Vloquenee OF the prime
minister.
When Bnliuur rose 10 speak, the
house WAS nlIud 10 overlooking. He
NJ osU more than an hour. He said
tue governments insane action had
done more than Ou0 hundred tory
governments had done To demoustfat,
the necessity Tor house Of lords ns a
bulwaTk OF the greatness anu Interests
Of tue empire.
John Morley, ohiofseor0lary for Ire.
land, spoke Bitterly OF the tactics Ci the
opposition.
After many other speeches, divis.
ion was had upon COurtnsyis amend.
msut To reject the bill, Rad It was de-
tented. The bill was then put on 60
third reading anu passed, The iui,
import II the occasion was felt by nll,
and the elimination was accompanied
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-02
II ELEGRAPHIC.
kNTI.CHINESE MODS.
B,dlanis Under Arms and The National
Guards Called Out.
The CRLEsrIALs READY 10 FIGHT.


San BERNARDiSo, Cal, Sept. L.
Sheriff Booth has gone to Redlands,
having been called upon by the citizens
Of that city to aid In suppressing riot
ers who threaten 10 drive out the
Chinese by force Of arms, this evening.
A large number Of deputies have gone
with him, who will act In conjunction
with the police force Of Redlands.
sheriff Booth also telogfaphed to Gov.
srnor Markham, asking him to order
cut the National guard. Tho Chinese
consul ut San Francisco sent note To
the sheriff, asking him 10 protect the
Chinese.
Governor Markham, In response to
sheriff Booth'6 Telegram, has ordered
Gugsral johnson al Los Angeles to
mkl the necessary steps 10 have tho
Nal1nal Guard companies NJ San
Befiafdino and Redlande IN readiness
Tor immediate action II absolutely
Necessary.
Tue Ghinese Of this city and Red.
lands, for n number OF days, have been
frmlng themselves with shotguus and
feyolvere, In anticipation " trouble.
lasi uight the Chinese OF this city
bafflcadod themselves In every house
In Chinatown, and prepared with IRE
arms 10 resist attack. A mass meeting
may DO held tonight or tomorrow night
to notify about 200 Chinese living In
the city TO leave A. once.
REDLAEDs, Cal, Sept. The town
Il under arms. Que hundred and fifty
police are ON duty, The local National
Guard company is now Mt the armgry
under orders. Tho iofty.eight hours
given the Chinege TO leave town ox.
Plies tonigb,. A law and order meet.
ing, held last night, condemned the
bcuon of tho Hgitalofs, anu this town
8 10 thoroughly guarded that trouble
o. not Anticipated.
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by rounds OF frantic uhoors from tho
galleries nud upOn the n or. Tho
scene In frolt Ut ths house auer
midnight were OSciting. l'hu knowlc.ino
that vote was u b. taken attracted u
largo crowd. There were many
lfishmUn iu the thrunr, and IN
sentiment Of thu crowd was GENERALLY
Tor home rule and Gladstone.
When the annOuncDm that tho
House had passed the bill was received
the crowd went wild. The police worc
alarmed n. thr antics und u Gordon
was drawn before the mombcrs' exit.
When Glndst0ne's carriage came
out number OF mOuutcI .tulics
Instantly surrounded u, tut the cfowt
when they learned who was In the
carriage became beyond control and
breaking through the Gordon stopped
the carriage anu hold 10 while thuy
cheercd the premier to tho echo. me
COarhmau was enabled 10 proccn after
q few minutes, hut by thl, time the
entire crowd left their positions ana
started after the carriage, which was
again stopped NJ the corner OF DOWN. z
street AMI detained while the crown
checfcd ami rang "rho c0nqueuug
hero q ur..n
The iuiy ACits is jubilant over the
rnssngU DO. ,ue nOmu rule OH. IL ruyt!
"Hhe uill has now acq Iirod the fullest
sanction possible from those represent.
ativcs 81 the people WHO are qualified
TO confer m raj validity upon a logis.
lauyC proposition"
The Times endorses JobnRcdmoru's
recent statement regarding the sCopu
Of the biil aud iu.isis that the passing
Of tie bill was u clerical triumph, from
which the priests Will reap lho int
benefits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-02
DuIIion On Hand.

l,i AHINGION, Sept. 1.-The silver
a. p on hand At the several minis IL
B,l lowe Philadelphia, lli,366, Oh
F,sl lnces, coating sl0i,Sl0,7DS; San
istc, l,85D,l ~ iins ounces, cost.
~ .0l T25; New Orleans, s, 1908, go
59ga unees, costing 81, 2l3,O2O; Cafsor,
nn fine ounces, costing sis7, 2ls;
sjs9 1865, 402 fins ounces, costing
O2,750.
isSsJ n the bullion purchased 30, 0S7,.
lniNo yer dollars have been coined. the
SsSiil therein contained costing s29,.
,sL't 7. This number Of silver dollars
,io" In the treasury Tor the Tedemp-
ti,In, treasury notes; Of these come
|,h"I 70 has been redeemed and can.
',,ie the coming value In silver
e, 3''S 90 sol the bullion on hand IL slsj,.
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Ended on the GalIows.

COLUMBIA SC, Sept. l.-George
S. Turner WIS hanged At Spnrtanburg
llday. This was the ending Of most
noted cast. Turner was man Of
wealth anu prominence, aud owner Of
tue Fingeryille cotton factory. He
tolucud his sister.in.law, killed her
brother, anu then, for three year., used
bis wealth In employing the beet legal
talent IN the state 10 attempt 10 defeat
a death verdict.
Al Berkeley, s. g., today, Oscar
Johnson was hanged for numbering
Mf, ana Mrs. Henry Twottmau At
.lAucoinville, last March.
N Henry Ewing, c0lOred, was hanged
'ot the murder Of Tony Fickling.
At Lautnus, 3. O., three negroes
ere hanged, John Fergu,on for muir.
ung his wife anu George Bowers and
10 Cannon for barn burning,
NJ N RAFAEL, Cal, Sept. Lee
NIB, Chinese, was hanged here this
IA hing for the murder VI William
ktOn, In 1890,
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4 PubIie Debt statement

49, huNGTON, Sept. 1.-The debt
Na,eme ut, Issued this afternoon, shows
p ea1tN crease Of the public debt, less
tthh IN the treasury, curing August Of
tlO SOS. Tue interest bearing
lebt increased $3.50; the non-inteIesl
decreased $3.50, Gus, and the cash In The
iehufy decreased slO6O8, G55; interest
Deari debt, $3.50, 1881 500; debt on
which interest ceased Hibco maturity,
l2ui5 $40; bearing no Interest, 1913.
NILS. Total, s980,gJJ, 25s. Cerlifi-
elle1 and treasury nOttH, OBJECT by
equal amount OF cash In treasury OuI.
Standing az end OF month, $685., Bli 1891 4,
Adsorgase Of 81 ,74I7 total cash IA
goatury, S7l2, ,ss7, gold reserve,
yoOJ8, 1913, aud net oaSh bauRnces,
Nl,27i,7s7.
In tue month there was decrease
W gold oOin and bars OF SlO,8aO, 1906
,ue Total at the cloee being $40, i-3, l72.
silver there Il a decrease vi 81, $685..
go " the surplus tho'e wa Ia
istonal bank deposits slIGs5, i7B,
against Sl5o4i. 0O3 at the end VI the
Previous mOutg.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-02

WAsifINoTON, Sept. L. Morse OF
Massachusetts created much auiusp.
ment 10y securing the adoption NJ an
amendment prohibiting tmoking ga
the hall before the nvoniug of the
House. The Joke came IN IA The fact
that number VI members, inClu lug
GunT Of Iowa aud Grain Oi ToGn,,
voted Tor Inc amendment while vigOr-
ouely pufiiug away at cigars.
An amendment by Reed, to strike
down two Of the privileged nllbustef.
ing motions, wss defeated.
Dingloy Of Maine secured the adOp.
ton Of al amendment cutting out Ger.
tain iiiibustering motions Tor the day
after they have once been Used for OD.
STRUGGLING purposes.
Adjourned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-02

JERSEY CRY, n. =, Sept. IA
conference was had this evening u
devise means for stamping out the
cholera here. IL was dtoiued measur.
bly, TO quarantine the city. General
Wymau viii have charge Of the rail-
roads anu DR.. Jenkins Of the water
'front.' DR.. Bond OF New York will bp
Put In charge u the oliy's sanitary
work. President Fecney snid tho
case Of William Norton, the first vac.
tim, hns been traced 10 some nun inns
ported ir0m Smyrna.