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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-09

ing the fading preparation 10 the ,ic.
iufe 1t viii be- fled with Collector
Brooke. within II year the icturc
will hu 20 dim that II viii hU almost
uLr, cogniaable aud Collector l,r oSs
will be unable to tell whether "a IN IN
before him Is tho original Of photo.
graph or recent imrOr,ntion !fom
Chinr. IL IL said that the semen has
luon Transmitted to the Chinese tn all
the large cities OF the county aud
photography Ia being zeaiously siuiiuI
10y Celestial inhabilantl.
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A VIENNA CLUB nAIDED.
ATistoeFacy md Royal in tho Hand.
OF the Police.

vienna, Jan. THE police yeste,.
DAY evening maize raid on tho Jockey
oIub on suspicion that Illegal ganes
were being played In the rooms. The
eaiar0oms were crowded at the time
WIN the elite Of the arlstocraiic anu
diplomatic cirolos OF Vienna aud large
sums OF money were NJ staKe. Tn.
poliae seized $4,000 ilorins In cash
anu checks aud took the names OF
mpose present Tor future action. Prince
Monelenovo, President OF the
youhey Cub, hastened TO the offices OF
ne ministry OF Justice to protest against
he action OF the police ami explain
, Inat 'ne action was unjustiilahle.
,they sanctioned the raid. The Prince
ssuets9pon promised that gambling
"Guiu cease at the club. The money
seized viii be returned to the owner.
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New YORK, Jan, S.-Cooper Union
was crowded tonight with people
anxious to hear DR.. Mcdiynn's Sun.
day address. Before beginning his
remarks ne defined his own position
with regard to the Union Labor party,
and Anti-Poverty society, aud then
said;
at was n kindly and gracious act of
Archbishop SRtolli to rebuke tho rak.
ing up OF the old controversy on the
day OF peace ami good will.
am very much touched by his charity
and | am thankful for II. Justice re-
quires that | should state that the
things attributed to me In the publlca.
ton referred to by Archhishop SAtolh
were never said by me. For instance,
never called the pope an odd wo.
man or an 'old lady, nor did | ever
call him a poor oll bag Of bones.
swear It,"
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Winter In Ml.consIn.

ASHLAND, Wis, Jan. s.-The most
terrific snowstorm OF the season has
Loen raging for the past ten hours, and
ss yet, showing no signs OF abatement.
Al trains are blocked by the snow.
Ashland's streets are almost impossible
on aecoult OF the binding storm.
Charles Slack was fatally frozen. The
umpuiatiOn OF his hands were neces.
sary and his foet must be Rmpulsted,
In which event the physicians say no
cannot live. Snow on the GoRebc
range ia now ovor four feet deep on the
level. Several persons endeavoring to
reach Wnshburn from Ashland by
driving across Chtquamegan bay,
distance OF six miles, were lost and
would have perished but for chance
rescue. Others are stlll on tho Ice, un.
head from.
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A MARROW EsCApr-
Chicago Mat,eiousiy saytd from
water Inmiuc.


CHICAGO, Ill.,, Jan .s.--rhe calamity
OF water inmin- was marvelOusly
averiod, and II would have beon a
famine which In oil probability could
not have been relieved before spring.
Captain Mckee, keeper OF the crib at
the Chicago pumping station, was dis.
charged tins morning by City Engineer
Clark because the men under him in-
tended 10 allow Ice 10 accumulate
around tho intakes 10 the supply would
be cut Off snd then they intended 10
strike, demanding the removal OF Nc
k,o, whom they claim treated them
bnuly. Such strike would have been
disastrous, az the cold weather would
soon form mass oil Ice around ths in
takes that nothing but dynamite or n
spring thaw could remove.
Captain William IA. Dahl was ap.
pointed In Mckee's place. When he,
accompanied by other officials, arrived
at the crit aud made known his mis-.
sion, Mckee asked fifteen mon who
were at work keeping the ice from the
Intakes to 20 with him. The men were
not unanimous IN responding TO the
Invitation, and only i've accompanied
their late chief. The officials Of the
water department deny that there was
any conspiracy TO allow the pipes to
ireeze up.
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Tho Panama AFFAIR.

PARIS, Jan. IN. NJ. Baihout,
Blondin, F0ntalne, Cottu aud Chas.
De Le9seps were examined simultAnu-
ously 10y magistrate Frarquevilc 10.
day. The conformation Of The men led
TO vehement alterations, the noise OF
which could be heard outside Of tho
courtroom. Magistrate Ffanqucville
afterwards held conference with the
procufer general. II It shall be decided
TO prosecute Elk Minister Bathout the
government will leave II TO the cham.
her to decide II lac shall DO prosecuted
before the senate or before tiie nssizes.
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the conspliscy against Archbishop-
Sltolii anu Ireland was Received IN
ST. Paul with surprise. journalists
dlrecsly interested Ia cl.Arch matter.
knew by journalistic Intuition tina, II
conspiracy was being Matched and
PEOPLE at large henri thc fumhlins
noises, hut never dreamt o. uth plan
OF concer,cl action. AS 10 the state.
ment that Archbishop llrelsnd had
preferred charges In RDYfe ihore Ia no
necessity ordoiugsO because IN p0pe's
representative 10 heiu Ia Ne lcre1n VI
Archbishop 5holli. Mor0ovrr, he has
just learned clear tvidomo' from papers
uIon which charges couh lr bascd."
CoRRiOAN REFUSES TO f3isCUss THE
MATTER.
NEW York, Jan. s.--Arohblshop
Cortisan refused today to discuis the
published statements that Archbishop
Ireland hat sent charges 10 Rome ac.
cusing the New York prslstu Of con.
spifiug with others TO dacat Sa,Olli's
nission TO this country The arch.
bishop said he declined 70 discuss ANY
such questions IN the nowApappfs, and
that II any charges had ben preferred
against him II would DO u IL enough to
consider them when NJ received
official notice OF their existence.
Father Lavelle dictated tie following
statement:
"With regard to tho ar,lelo have
this TO say on my para nj present.
Archbishop Cortigau aud she bishops,
priests anu people who hollevc With
him ia thi, controversy, will Yell 10
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BANKING AND CURRENCY.
rho Isouso Commiiter Discusses BiiI
Ia Increase the circulation.

WAsHiNGToS, Jan. THE House
committee on banking anu currency
discussed thia afternoon the bill 10 In.
crease the circulation Of tho national
banks and repeal the silver purchase
section OF the Sherman net.
MIR. Townsend OF Colorado offered
an amendment In the shape OF the
stewart free coinage bill, which was
almost unanimously rejected.
Mr., BrossiDs Of Pennsylvania moved
postponing consideration OF the repeal
ing section until tbs conclusion OF the
international monetary conference.
This proposition was also rejected. The
proposition OF tho state Of Arkansas to
amend section 4 by providing for the
coinage ofall silver bullion now In the
treasury was reached, but not voted on.
rhe committee adjourned TIL Monday,
whom 1t Is expected come definite
action on the bill Will DO taken.
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cnrlIsIo says ITO IIa. Not nesIrnrd.

WASHINGTON, d. O., Jan. T.
senator Carlisle tonight very ON.
phatically denied the report that he
had feslgncd his seat In tho Senate TO
accept the position Of secretary of tho
treasury In Mr.. ClevclanG's cabinet.
Replying 10 the question ~ to whether
he minded saying whether no would
resign, the senator replied: ~ do
for the reason that do not know my.
selLD
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Troops niihc Chic,go Pair.

WAsH1s0rON, Jsu 7.-Ta4 aecre.
tary OF war sent TO the Senate to-day a
communication nom Adjutant Gene
raj Douglas Of Maryland suggesting
that Congress enact n law TO provide
for the encampment OF 100000 u nitcd
States anu state troops at Chicago on
the occasion OF the Worlds COlum.
bian exposition. The views OF Major
General Schoiieid were attached. He
says probably 5000 regulars could be
spared from their duties TO participate
In the movement, and In connection
with state troops would equal In num-
bers u large army, and doubtless would
constitute the most interesting aud i'm.
posing OF all displsys 10 bc made at the
Exposition, but thinks the encamp.
ment OF euch large body would make
1t difficult to Mud territory for them
and involve much expense. No staff
officers In the limited time suggested
could give the ingtructions TO make
the maneuvofs effective. "In short, -
cjncluiod General 5ohofleid, sit Ia not
believed that for the purpose OF In
struction OF the troops the results Oh
tanned would DO at all commensurate
with the necessary expenses involved.
Hence, II the proposed measure Ia
carried out, II should be mainly N not
solely, for the purpose or adding a
grand anu imposing feature TO tho Ex.
pOsitiOn.O
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PITIsnURG, Jan, S.-A movement is
on foot 10 form combination OF manu-.
fGciuters OF wire rods AMI cut nails.
the western firms In the cities OF
Cleveland, Joliet anu Pittsburg con-
solidated about year ago and u propo.
sition has been made b the Inter
company with the Washburn. Moen
company. 1t is pr posed to consolidate
the three industries with capital of
100000 The reasons given Tor the
combine are over.stocked markets and
ruinOus prices prevailing.
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rynhn. ON The nnrncr.

ToRREuN, Mex, Jan. S.-Nearly all
the towns and cities In northern
Mexico except Monterey and Durango
are effected with an epidemic OF typhus
fever, and the rates OF mortality from
the disease are alarming. The edldemic
has even reached Eagle Pass, Texas,
anu the American consul is sick with
1t,
The health authorities OF the govern.
ment, aided by those OF different cities,
are using every means to control aud
stamp out the epidemic.
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Attempt 10 Blow Up IA Train.

COLOGNE, Jan. SAN attempt was
made this afternoon to blow up the
Cologne express near Rauxel. A
dynamite bomb was placeI ON the
track about 800 yards from the station,
but exploded premslurely. The track
was torn up for some twenty yards and
the buildings near by shaken from
their foundations. 1t Is believed that
the explosion was the first gun in the
strike OF coal miners, which il expect, d
TO begin here early next week.
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CONGRESS- THIS WEEK.
Interest Centred in the 6ntl-ODtlon
Bill In tho Ssnae.
SPECIAL ORDERS IN rmr HOUSE.
Senator Kcnna OF West yiraiuln liz.
ported nettcr Yes
torday.

WAauiSGroS, ID. c., Jan. s.-Te
morrow the electors selected In oyery
slate In the Union will meet and carry
out the will Of the people as expressed
at the polls last November.
Congress- Ia required 10 be I'm ioin,
session to count the electoral vote at
O'Clock on the second Wednesday i'm
February after tho meeting OF electors,
which will bo February s,h. The
President Of tho Senate viii preside
over the Joint assembly with tho
speaker OF the House sitting at tho
loft. Tho certificates will then be
opened and read and the result noted.
fosslble objection may be raised to
some OF the votes from the states Of
California, Knusas, Michigan, Ohio
aud Oregon, and In this event the law
provides that the two houses Hhnll
separate, consider the objections and
report their findings. The count can
not proceed until each objection ia
disposed OF. After the certificates are
all read thc tellers Will deliver the rs.
suit to the president, who, In accord.
ance with the facts, makes the proIer
announcement. The announcement
Is declared by law and will be the
suillci-nti and constitutional declara.
iDn OF the election OF Grover Cleye-
land and Adll L.. Stevenson. This
viii conclude all the formalities prior
to the inauguration.
PROGRAMME OF CONGRESS.
Interest In the proceedings Of Con.
gress this week centers In prospective
treatment OF the anti.option bill in the
Senate. The bill Is now In critical
position anu In the judgment Of large
number OF senators IL must pass within
few days or give way 10 other matters,
as the patience Of tho Senate ia well.
nigh exhausted.
The quarantine bill will come I'm
again tomorrow US a special order, un.
less an adjournment Is caused by un.
forsecn events, and may occupy two or
three days OF this week. 50 il may be-
that the anticipation bill will not be
taken up before Wednesday mt tho
earliest, but the Indications are that
when II N taken up there VIII be a
vigorous contest brought on by the
effort OF the friends OF the bill 10 force
II 10 vote. The MoGarahan bill VIII
I'LL In the morning hours perhaps dur.
Ing the remaiuder OF the week, al.
though II appears that II Is really ap.
preaching ilnal vote.
McPherson'H postponed speech on
the proposition TO suspend silver bull.
lion purchases r. set for tomorrow.
the PROGRAMME OF THE HOUSE
for the week has not been mapped out
AZ tA tNtn not Ia.
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Canine, DO Anything for Ireland.

LONDON, Jan. 7, - John Morley,
chiot secretary for Ireland, IN tie
coufae Of n erooeh tonight regarding
Ireland, said the government hal been
persuaded that migration was prefer.
able TO immigration and the govern.
ment wouli DO it, best 10 meet the
wishes Of the Irish, tut he feared II
would be- impossible to do anything In
tho matter In the coming session OF
parliament.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-09
More Miners WIN strike.

BERLIN, Jan. S.-The coal miners
Of the Ruhe district will strike, In
sympathy with the men OF the Saar
district. Attn meeting OF tho miners
held in Essen today n resolution to
strike tomorrow was passed unani-
mously,
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a OLIVER sCmEnE.
no" The Chinese Intend Pooling
Cncie Sam.

SAL hILADELrnIA, Jan. IA clever
SVShnHvhle ui Cinnamon to evade the
anlhese registration act has tcen dIs.
,,osetti by government detectives In
IN ' NY The act requires the Chine.
aFe their pictures taken anu file
rsTa ~ the office OF tho international
Chunue collector. A PhiIndelphia
r,a,h hsh IL taking lessons in photo.
hapny ana In the art OF using a .pr..
p,a 's,ioh that will cause the photo.
Whpus 70 grow dim and fade In a wear.
fn,aen tne REGISTRATION act go.s into
dpl VJ hext May the Chine,o OF phIla.
nvlphla will have an artistic connt,S
photograph them and after epply.
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More pen,h. trnm rynhn..

New YORK., Jan. Silk deaths from
typhus fever occurred during Satur
day night ON North Brothers. Island.
Three new cases were reported today.
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! poisoning. After the noon hour Blaine
gradually FELL Into n somi.stupDr sleep,
becoming more restless IA II continued,
and ut O'Clock DR.. johnson said the
pltienps condition showed II slight
improvement over this morning. as
tue DAY dTifted into twilight and
the shades NJ night fell upon
the grelts. red mansion, dim
light appeared In the sick room on the
third floor south. Tho visitors became
ever and the people In the street
hurried 10y the house In the shivering
cold. only stopping moment 10 ask
his condition from the newspaper mon
about the house. IL In ascOrlaiued
that there were
THREE DISTINCT RELArsEs
during the night. At | O'Clock in tho
morning, when he was frst seized
with failure Ul the heart, the physi.
ciana thought the ond Ind come, but
10y the MD OF stimulnnts, chatting and
the usual accessories he rallied. Ho
soon after, however, relapiel into
stupOr. Suddenly, at O'Clock this
morning, he opened his eyps which
were Ms ciear M ever, aui seeing tho
physician exclaimed: "DlctOr, am
glad you have come" Tho tone OF
his voice was remarkably clear and
strong for man almost In extremes.
Five minutes later he sank again into
stupDr, and thirty minutes later he
had another attack OF heart failure.
Strange 10 relate he again rallied, only
10 DO seized third time three hours
later.
At midnight Blaino's physiciana
issuod thu following bulletin:
"Blnine'a condition was more favor.
able this afternoon. He II now, at
midnight, sleeping quietly an shows
fair degree VI strength. rnu proba-
hilitiee arc that no change for tho
worse VIII take place tonight,
although no positive assurance can be
given on the point. AZ compared
with last night aud thls mornlng lac is
bettcr.O
Both physicians will remain through
the night, and the family will probably
renew the vigil OF last night, or a,
least remain accessible ut "a moments
call. Ia view OF conflicting state.
ments which have besn male concern.
lug Blnine's religious We've, the state
ment that Rev. DR.. l.. :. Hamlin,
pastor Of the Presbyterian Church OF
the Covenant, was called to the bedside
OF the dying man has more than usual
interest. At6 O'Clock this morning
when the family feared that Blaine
was dying, DR.. Hamlin went to the
house by request AMI prayed by Mr..
Blaiue's bedside. From the timo OF the
Issuance OF the midnight bulletin no
one has left Or entered Blaine's house
anu every infection points TO some
hours o! tranquility.
At9 o'c.ocs this (Monday) morning
all Is quiet at the Blaine mansion, and
but one light Ia visible.
Alta u. IN. all is quiet in the Blaine
mansion aud there arc no evidences of
any unusual occurrences within.
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GOLD rs AR,zox,.


country.
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz., Jan. IA rich
strike has been muJe la the Grand
Canyon Of the Colorado about seventy
miles north Of this town. a prospeciOr
named Frank Foulke discovered u
ledge very rich In quartz bearing free
gold In large puantitles. Specimens
brought 20 Flagstaff are declared by
old prospeciors to bs the richebt yet
deco vered In the country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-09

This evening the report rs 10 Senator
kenna OF West Virginia IL that he
passed u more comfortable day than for
several days past.
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bishop Ireland would not talk today
about the story that he had forwarde Oh
charges To the pope that Archbishop
CorrIgan ana Others had organized a
conspiracy for tho overthrow OF Mgr.
satolli and himself, He read the story
but would say nothing about It. How.
ever, the Rev. DIR. John Conway.
editor OF the NorthWe,tsrn Chronioie,
who stands the nearest Archbishop
Ireland OF all eoclesiastics in the
Northwest, gave the following state.
ment 10 the Associated Press.
"rhe news from Chicago regarding
The Progress., 1893-01-28


A proper self respect is apparently not
lacking in the cab drivers. or vaula, o.
Russia. They are usually good natuscd,
patient and unconscious of their shabbi
ness. In tine Ncvsky Prospekt Isabel Hap
good tells of n ride with one of these demo
cratic and self possessed gentlemen.
BY day the drivers stand about waiting
for Job If we hire one of them we shall
find that they all belong to the ancient
Russian artel or labor union, which pre-
vents competition beyond a certain point.
When the price has been fixed, after due
and inevitable chatfering, one Of the men
will grasp his shapeless cap by its worn
edge of fur, bite a kCpek and drop it in.
Each Of t-~others contribute n marked
topper likewise, and we are invited TO
draw lots in full view to determine which
of them shall have the job.
The master of the artel sees TO it that
there is fair play on both sides. If an un-
ruly member presumes to intervene with a
lower bid. with view to omOnopolzing the
job out of turn, he is promptly put down,
and the man whose kopek we have drawn
must do the work
The winner chee-ee-eeps to his little horse.
The patient beast rouses himself from his
real or simulated slumbers, and takes up
the burden Of life again.
On one ride Miss Hapgood encountered
one of the emperors cousins. The grand
duke mistook them for acquaintance and
saluted. The driver returned the greeting.
WAS that Vastly Dmitrichy" Miss Hap
good inquired, in Russian form.
Yes. madam
"Whoru Nyag ne salt,fipO9D
"Us, replied the driver, with imperturb
able gravity.
The Progress., 1893-01-28
SUNDRiES.
ALL SORTS OF NEWSY NOTES AND HAP
PENlKGS EVERYWHERE.

The tax collector of Acadia parish
reports a net collection of license.
taxes for the month of Dec5m5e'
1891, of S5, 1870
The police jury of Acadia parish L
its last session, held on II inst, fix.
the bulge of that parish for the year
1893 at Sl7,2OD; as per the following
resolution: =.
On motion duly seconded it was
ordai" ed that the sun Of Sl7 200 hr
and the same is hereby assessed and
levied as the amount of taxes to be
collected for the services and expen-
ses for the year 1893, the sum to be
appropriated as follows:
The Progress., 1893-01-28
Ungaliant.

Although American gentlemen have the
reputation I'm Europe Of allowing the fe
male members Of their families to do much
as they please, they have not the name Of
possessing the quality which Frenchmen
call gallantry. They are not makers OF
compliments.
In support of this view story told by
an English speaking guide in the Alps is
repeated. The guide was conducting
through various points of interest in the
mountains an elderly American and his
somewhat querulous and fault finding wife.
"In this direction" said the guide, there
is most remarkable echo, which repeats
clearly five times every word that is shout
ed. Shall show it TO you"
"Well, guess not" said the old Amer
ican. II can't holler none myself, an git
words enough from my wife without hear
in on 'em five times over. Youths Com
DaniOn
The Progress., 1893-01-28

He was carefully Shaving agr1nd the
wart on his neck as the warm sunlight Of
the autumn morn s;reamed through the
window when his wife rushed cXcitedly
into the apartment. She was striking,
rather than handsome. arrayed in n G0w
ing morning gown with . rent IN the back.
Her eyes were staring wildly and her face
was pale.
"JChu''---
a responsive thrill passed through his
frame
-"she's gone"
He turned quickly. Forebodngs filled
his breast aud his lips turned CHASTITY white.
The hired girl, John, that migrate
tuI'--
Her voice was getting beyond her control
wretch that we paid a month in ad
vance"
Struggling for breath he sank upon the
trunk aud groaned.
Mary" he gaspcd, clutchinV convul
sively at his throat, rs IL 20 assist his Ia
bored respiration, "thc girls elOped."
She glared at him ferociously.
How do you know" she demanded.
Heard her leave the house By rope
ladder and fall into a mans arms ouf
side"
And Why
She was almost screcching.
-"didn't you stop herr"
"Mary''--
The solemn sadness Of his look was
touching.
IL never dreamed it was the hired
girl ! thought IL was daughter Julia.
and | held my breath for fear of spelling il
all"
Sitting together in the warm sUnlirh;
Of the autumn morn they wepj.-Dctroi;
Tribune
The Progress., 1893-01-28
Improvement in Billiard Tables.

An improvement in cushions for bill
Hard tables consists in inclosing or i'm
bedding in the nose of the rubber cush-
ion a cord or wire so located that it re-
ceives the direct conclusion or impact Of
the billiard balls. The effect Of this
stifening of the acute nose of the cush-
ion is to return the ball with greater en-
ergy than before, and thus lessen the re-
tardation caused by friction of the cloth.
-Pittsburg Dispatch.
The Progress., 1893-01-28

Guardiau-Journal: Senator CAT
frey's vote in the senate was against
the anti-option bill. Both of our
Senators seem to be under a spell of
the New Orleans Cotton Exchange.
Journal: We are under obliga-
tions to our friend, DIR. A. G. Sim
mons, of Lisboad, for another one of
The Progress., 1893-01-28

them. How TO the line of right, let
the chips fall where they may, and
teach these Senators that they ar
but mites on this great battlefield Of
night. truth and justice.