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Bal in Treasury ...... G0,079 73
The above amount stands 10 the
credit OF the several funds as per
Treasurer's Bal. Sheet, dated Jan. 9.
1893, hereto attached.
TREAsURER's BALANCE sHEET.
Cash in Treasury to credit of varioug
funds, Jan !, 1893, as follows:
State Fund. ..... .........S SO 81
Judges Salary Fund ....... 1876 %
Gen County Fund. ......2b,6 500 63
Cash Contingent Fund ..... T,SOl W
Indigo Sick Fund ......- 3,504 03
Officers Salary Fund ...... $3.50 19
County School Fund ......"
Total. -. ..,...... $4l,213 90
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Sealed Proposals.
Clerks OFFICE, !
CoUNrY OF ELKo, 7
STATE OF NEVADA. J

Sealed proposals arc hereby invited
by tho Board Of County CommissioC
ers to bury all Indigents who may die
in the County Hospital in tho town
of Elho, for tho ensuing two years.
Said proposals to be filed with tho
Clerk on or before February 6, 1892.
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TELBGRAPHIC.
DEATH IN THE FOOD.
4 Young Lady Puts SiTyChnlns 10 The
Breakfast Cakes,
IT PROVED 10 DE HER LAST NEAL
She Regrets that not All the Members
Of the Family Had Taken the
Poison.

OMAHA, Dec. ga special 10 the
Bee from Grand Island: Adele Egge,
aged 70, daughter OF one OF the olIcst
families In the city, arose this morning,
mixed ftfychnine Into the batter Of
cakes, baked them and ate Of thu food.
The mother anu son had not yet
arisen, but her sister Margaret Egge,
came into the room where she wn1
eating breakfast aud also began 10 eat.
Margaret noticed that the cakes
were bitter, aud questilnei her sister
o. to tho reason. The young lady an.
Hwered, with asmile that II was better
thus for all Of them. Her sister be-
came alarmed aud "a doctor was called.
Five minutes after the arrival Of the
physician Adele was corpse, having
Jird IN intense agony. Her younger
sister WAS given an ctnutio anu saved.
The deceased han always been OF
bright anu cheerful disposition uutil
t1o widowed mother anu iamiiy'a
money became tied up In u hank which
failed. ThorpupOn thu family became
quite distracted.
It 10 clearly ovidcn. that the unior.
tuuate giTl intended 30 poison all the
members Ut tho household. After
having taken tue Btfyohnino she pre-.
pared uorc cakes for them, AMI urgri
der sister 10 eat. Jutt before death
came che faid fho was glau sue anu hoi
sister were out OF mitefy, bat sorry hUi
brothers and mother had not pnttukvn
u the deadly food.
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60 find C1r1rtt ALTO in custody, but
when Informed byBOwden that COfhett
had been sent for and would appear
during the day no calmVd his troubled
spirit. The warrant was then iead 90
him anu DE Immediately gave bonds
in $1,000 TO appear before the criminal
court January 9ud. Bowdun aud
Charlie Ruhardsou, also Of tue Duval
club, tigued the bond. Mitchell and
party lett shortly uiteiward Tor the
trimming quarters at H. AuEuguue.
About o'clock VA thu afternoon Cor
hett came from the MAY port cottage
"Jim" didn't seem 90 mind the little
part he hnd 10 play. he Looked rugged
uuJ hearty. Billy Brady was behind
him. Delaney anu n small c0jefie OF
faithful ndhefenta were ALEC there aud
accepted Sheriff HovarJ'8 hospitality
with customary grace.
C0rhctt was also taken before Judge
Baker, aud gave bonds o. appear before
the criminal court January End. Thuu
they Left tho couft anu declared their
intentions Of remaining boz jackson.
Vile until the next morn ng.
TDis iatest move 90 the part of tue
managers Of tile club was entirely an.
az eCtei by tue outsiders. Monday,
January lsti either MilcucIl or Cuibrtt
viii be tufrendeftd by their b0ndsmru.
After ho has been taAuu into custody
"a habeas corpus Will no applied Tor. n
decided that the arrest ~ Illegal, then
Preparations Tor tie fight Will continue
with Increased viguG ~ that VIII uo
looked on as evidence OF 30 further
opposition, and the fight cen legally be-
made. II ths arrest h. cJusidurud ic.ul
tue managers tay the battle will bc uc.
clared on ami all tue work stopped.
The munarOfH are cOufdrnt, however,
that the decision viii TO- favorable a.
them, and this lrulIu. iH ~ ifed by d
majority Of The ciuEsua, Work on the
big arena b. being pushed mpiIly tor.
ward aud Tickets Tor the contest urt
being sold Ia largo numbers.
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DoNJOA's TRIAL.
Ills Cranky Letters aud Throata.-Tcs-
timony Gwen.

wAIuNd1oS, Dec. 2s.-Donjon was
arraiguuI la thu prieonet's docg along
with number u white aud colOfcd
prisoners. lilo was represented by
Lawyer Cuviiliur, who He'd plea OF
not guilty. W. \. Daniels, clerk Of thu
ice.Pretidont, testified that DouJou's
letters hfst began coming 10 the Vice.
PRECEDENT last GUNNER. some were
very violent. A postal card was read
Ia court IN which DlpJNn asked thu
vice. President 10 send him SO IN order
10 avoid being one % those VINO had
been marked. MILE, secretary Of tho
Texas senator, read a letter received
by his iather, Ia which DOWon said.
"rhere was hell In store for certain
parties" The letter made scandalous
references 10 Senators sherman anu
Stewart, President Cleveland anu
others A request was made Tor tray-
cling expenses 20 come 10 Washington,
and the letter stated that the writer
was following divine inspiration.
Mile, Jr., testified that the letter was
regarded OF such threatening character
that no obtaiued permit Ia the police
court to carry n revolver, Ez-pOllce
Inspector HOlingsberger testified that
D0nion had confessed 10 have written
tho postal card aud letters 10 the vice
president and Senator Mills, he also
stated that similar opistlus had teen
sent 10 other persons.
The prisoner testified In an intelli-
gent manner; he said tne idea Of
writing letters 10 public men was 10
iiud out how Senator Sherman had
made his millions, Judge Miller anu
the attorneys endeayoted 10 have him
state who had cU-oporAtod with him,
but no said he would not divulge this
until tho tnal trial. DJni0n said hs
belonged 10 no secret society. lie had
not intended TO threaten the Vice pfesi-
dent or senators, but merely 10 solicit
sum civnt money for travelling expenses
10 come to Washington 10 give eyi.
dence as 10 Senator sherman's alleged
improper connection with silver aud
tariff legislation. On answer 70 n
question no said no know nothing
about dynamite.
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CIECISSAu, o., Dec. 2S.-It Is
given out on good authority that the
graudjuGy has indicted six prominent
citizens ~ principals aud accessories In
loOuug the treasury OF the WidOw's
Homo 10 the amount Of over s63,00O.
Vacant lOta were purchased In Obscure
subdivisions Tor nominal amounts, and
10y iIequent transfer 10 each other and
consideration was put higher When
tho limit Of imitation was renched, u
mortgage Wan executed iOs many times
tho real value. Some lots are on ul.
most perpendicular hill sides, ana were
commented as g0Ou mortgage Sec
unity by the attorney Of the WidoW's
Home.
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nr,cl.enrIh.n nna nnaeIlne.

FEANKFORr. Ky, Dec. 2s.--It Is
believed that Madeline Pollard IL now
ut the home VI her relatives, near this
city. Colonel breckenridge u at Lex
inylon, only thirty miles away. It
oppeafs that both lcft Warrington tue
same day,
CEoiNNATI, Dec. 2s,-Mndcllno
Pollard b. Ia the city tonight, being
brought here incognigo by hor lawyers,
Carlisle & johnson, 90 collect evidence
m her suit against COngTenaman
Breckenridge. Her mother came with
her. The case viii largely depend on
the testimony obtained here, a. most Of
the oteuses alleged against Bfockeu.
ridge were while she was a student At
the Wesleyan Female College IN this
city. breckenridge son has already
been here, collecting evidence Tor tho
other side. IL IL stated that while
receiving Breokenridge'a attentions
Miss Pollard gave blrth 10 three chill
dren ut different lying-ln hospitals In
this city. Her attorneys deny that any
compounds n contemplated.
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THE Sonrn rAcrTIo RECEIVERS,


MILWAUKEE, Dec. U.s. Receiver
Henry q. Payne, Of the Northern
Pacific, said, IN regard 10 the petition
Of the stockholders Of the roai, seeking
tho appointment Of new receivers, that
he aud colleagues have faithfully and
diligently undertaken 10 administer
the trust placed Ia their charge, hAy.
ing Ia view only the preservation aud
management In such way as Ia the
quickest time 10 place the company on
lbs feet. The old management has not
ia the least degree tried TO Influence
the action OF the receivers.
ItisussBtled that OakeH IL one OF the
ahlrAl railroad mon In the country,
while Rouse is quite as well known,
being the present chairman Of the
executive board Of tho Missouri, Kan.
Bas a Texas.
Payne looked upon thu movement bS
a transfer 10 the courts OF "a Wall
street icui, which has long existed
between two opposing factions OF the
road. He personally disGyOWed guy
Intention 10 no anything for other
lhan the beet interests Of the company
and characterized the charges anu
uountUt.chaTges IN the wall street
controversy as mere bragaioclo.
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ESCAPED rRon JAIL
chris Eyans, tho Hold TobBsr. Again
as Large.

hA AAAkNs
Fresno, Cal, Dec. 25.-At 0.lO this
evening Chris EyHns, the notorious
tralu rubbef, ESCAPED from the county
tan. Deputy ShvTln Scott went on
duty al D O'Clock ami found everything
regular. About $3.50 Mrs. Evans came
20 the jail ~ tco her husband. She
went TO the upper corridor, where
Evans was cJntiuui, anu they talked
together Tor while.
Shortly after o o'clock q man came
10 this iail door with supper Tor Evans.
Scott admitted him anu locked tho
waiter Ia with Evhna aud his wife,
alter which lac len thum. Evans ate
tor while, then tue walter, whose
name II I'D Morel, asked TO DO let out,
IN he wanted 10 leave.
~ went up TO lhe grated door" said
Scott, "Hni unlocked IT, | had no
sooner done 80 than MOtel pulled o
siX-shooler on inc anu ordered me "
throw up my hands. l supposed lao
was Joking aud did not obey. just
then Chris stepped up and said. 'rhapa
right, Ben, put up your hands, | saw
they meant business then and did ns
was told. Evans then demanded 10 be-
le. cut VI the back door OF the Jail,
through the kitchen, but told him
hndu't tho Keys. They were In the
rufe. They then SAID they would 20
out OF the front door. Before leaving
they searched me. They stated theiI
intention OF making me 10 with them
una ! protested. II was no use, how.
ever, anu marched out between
knum,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-29

LONDON, Dee. 25.-in reply 10 a die.
patch Huut Michael DaviU December
2i.h, the following letter was received
today, dated Baily btach county, DUB.
lin, December -1ir: "l am Obliged 60
Mr.. Melville T.. 3 one, general mAl.
agur " the Associated PtpBs, Tor ask.
lux mo 10 reply through the AtalCiatcI
Press 10 tie statements mAac in some
Chicago papers, alleging that / had
advised The removal ul De- Cmuiu. /
eau only answer thatil would be Just
~ tguu % Oh rye mo with having nI-
visud the removal Of Julius { mlar or
Abraham Lincoln. never even
heart OF Dr. Cronin'a name or exist.
uucu until tho Hpy Lu Car0n spoke
mission hearings ana tho news
n the brutal murder Camn 20
Europe. Further, the allegation that
/ wrote letter 10 Detective Coughliu
Ht that or any other time " without tho
shadow Of foundation, ~ neither
knew him or " him, or wrote 10 him,
diftcuy or Indirectly nor have 1 been
written 10 by him or anybody ON his
behalf iu my HE. The whole story ia
n monait1us fabrication from begin.
ming ~ end, and must cmanntc from
some madman, or perhaps some In.
tercatUd knHyv, who wishes to
satisfy s0ms feeling 20; malignity by
duplicating my name with tht com
mission VI no foul and cowardly n
crime.
"l am reluctantly compelled to say,
In connection with this Infamous alau.
der, that tho pres Of America 10 the
only press la the civili1ri world toiay
through which rum ,utly attempts ike
this ut the moral Decentralization Of pub
lie men can be make with immunity.
MIFmATI. DAVfTsI.u
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oonRErr Am MITCHELL
The Fighters Test the Legality Of tho
Proposed contest

JACKSONVILLE Dec, 2S.-lFrom the
Associated Press special corresponds
OnLl-ruuse who doubted tn sincerity
Of COibett and Mitchell In their efforts
to pull on the night here In January,
must give way now to the stronger
evidence Of facts. The big lighters TO.
day voluntarily gave themselves up TO
the authorities, IN order 10 iorgstnll
arTest at later date, anu tebt the
legality Of the proposed contest.
Manager B0wdeu VI the Duval Ath.
lrtic club has sChemed for days aud
uiphta so there might be no intoriur.
,uCp with the cherished dream OF tho
CLUB mAguatrs, that the bg fight
tnuuld OCCUR under the supefvlaIUn Ut
the Duval Athletic club, ana right
here Boz Jacksouvllle.
i.lst mis- ht tho officials decided upon
dual nnurt, A plan had been nit
upou, warrants were procured for the
arrest OF tue Two pa ilisIs, on the
ground that they had agreed % par.
tic.pate In light within the boun.
uaries Of FlOtiun, Both COrbett ami
Mitchell were apptisrd OF the plan, nud
neither offered objection.
This murnlng Mitchell was arrested
nc the Everett III Otel and takon before
Judge baker OF the county court, The
Dugilist Waa more than surprised not
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~ THE NAY oY nrscaY.
Faulty Construction ot a New iiriiisi
War Nhtn

war SUD
IONnlN, Dec. gS.-Admiral Do
H1rcy sends the 7lmcs letter re-.
cuivtd from an officer on board tho
British ship Resolution, describing the
fearful experiences u the ship during
a gale In the Bay Oi Blscay. Even In
moderate weather the Resolution rolled
90 degrees each wny. She steamed
slowly, keeping her head 10 the sea,
knowing that any deviation would
break down her engines ami capslze
the ship. Next day the gale moderated
and the coal run short. She dared not
return for fear Of going over, but on
tho afternoon OF December 2lst the
weather tallowed ian alteration Of the
couur, anu tne vessel wns able 10
make Tor Queenstown, Every man
aboard felt unsafe.
Commenting on tho letter, Admiral
De Horsey says nothing " an excuse
Tor n new Iron ship 20 couslfucliyuly
weak ~ 70 become dangerously strained
ana leaky la one gale. In the o2ni.
mons today the secretary Of the
admiralty, replying TO question said
the structure OF the Resolution was not
damaged, and the cost otrepairs would
only be- a., 100,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-29

LONDON, Dec ga depula,ion
from the unemployed were introduced
today 10 Gladstone ut his official rosi.
drncB by Professor James Stuart The
doIuiAton urged that light railways,
similar 20 those In nee Gud under course
Of construction In Ireland. be built ny
tho government, Ia order 70 give en-.
ployment 20 many people now badly
Ia need Of work, aud that the factories
be furnished with sufficient financial
assistance TO enable thum 10 deal
with the unemployed people Of tho
city.
Gladstone said he had the fullest
sympathy Tor the unemployed. The
distress caused by want Of work was
not confined to London or Great
Britain, but existed with greater In.
t,nsltY In other Countries. The deputa.
ton appeared Eanguine OF almost ON.
impotence Ia the government, but the
latter could no, 20 beyond the limits
Gladstone was In favor OF the govern
menl becoming proprletors OF the rail-
ways, ia order 10 control tho rates, but
tho commission which had the matter
In charge had decided agalns!it.
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RECEIVED M rIE EMPREss.
The Fiist state Reception 60 an Ameri.
rnn nInIsleT'a WHO.

BRRLlN, Dec. 2S.-rhe empress Of
Germany at noon received the United
States emhassador, Hon. Theodore
Ruuyan aud Mrs. Ruuyan. The
embAssador anu those accompanying
him were usheTed into the Marble hall
by Count Won MirnReh anu presented
10 the empress by Countess BrOo kdOri,
firsl lady In waiting. This IL the nral
state reception accorded an American
ambassadors wife; tho wives OF min.
listers are usually presented by Lady
DOytune VI the diplomatic corps. Mrs.
RuLyAn, after leaving tbs palace, said
she was delighted with the amiaOillty
Of tbs empress,
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snE nrAns WATCHING.

a Woman Who EnIrnVors % sprah 90
"a Juror.
CHICAGO, Dec. ss.-lt was reported
this afternoon that juror, whose name
" withhold, observed M atorOus
woman vino daily attends the ttill, up.
PATIENTLY oudoavUtiug 10 communicate
with him, aud the ttate attorney has
taken means 10 keep the woman nom
the courtroom aud watch uas been
placed over her This afternoon Mrs.
Carlson, wife OF the owner Of the
famous cottage, auUs,antiated her bus.
bands testimony.
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RESUME OF FOREIGN NEWS,
Engagements Between th3 Opposing
Forces 10 BTiZ.l
nrTing - Gale in she nay of uiscey -
Gladstone mud the Unemployed,
The Gtrmnn Impress.

NEW YoRR, Dec. g5.-The Hcrars
Montevlieo, Dec. IS, advice. from
Rio say: The GcrmaIp, by their firm
stand, have nulliaed the action OF DE
CANA Ia placing an embargo on com.
mcrce. The German watships protect
nll lighters dying the German nag.
The British hes gwen notice tint the
English wafships viii afford full pro.
tvctl.n 10 British shils, but viii not
interfere when they Hre tied w to
whafvos, or 10 the remain at pIints
where danger is apparent
n new mluiita.0 isBuoi by DeGamn
declares 10 ls y mistake 10 basumu that
the nrt document he issued was In.
tended iOr a declaration oi his purpose
90 restore the monarchy. Hu only
wants the people TO have au upportu
nifty 10 vote ON tho question, AMI have
90 ucciird fairly. He says this docu.
ruuut was suppressed by peixolu.
The HtTl'ds 80. Pierre, Martinique,
spcciAE lnu brazilian cruiser Amrri.
ca sailed Lost FRIDAY from here for
some port In Brazil. Tue submarine
torpedo boat Destroyer remains here to
have her rujuoF repaired.
a telegram from Rio says thoro was
/ fierce lighting today bctW Cen the rebel
l iluut AMI the government fort ut Niothe.
roy. The IRE VI the forts was 90 heavy
| That the insurgent warship Almiantc
| lsmaudaie was forced 10 retire out oi
range. She l. said 10 have been quite
badly managed II h reported from
Base tia. the Insurgents have been lie.
/ iuatUI lu ma engagement there, with a
| lUss 0i several hundred.
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LrNlNGTuN, Kyn Dec. 25.-By the
wituuraWal OF George G., LocKhart,
the light Tor tho Congressional nom.
iuatiuu is LETT between Breckenridge
uud Owens, Breckenridge made "a
speech bpiure tho Masonic lodges To-Day,
ana was warmly greeted. Ml-s Pollard's
father was formerly a grand master
Mason.
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mo rANic.srJIU,uN.

BurNOs AYRss, Dec. Following
The ugws tua, black vUmit has broken
out NJ ltIO, CUmra the additional inf0f-
nation that the bUmbarImuut Of tho
city and forts continues, and the forces
Oi both parties seem determined 10
bring maiturl 10 n determination. The
IRE Of the fohol warships upon tho forts
h said 10 have resulted in killing "a
number Of the defenders VI the forth.
cations. IL IL also said that several
people have been killed In the streets
Of Rio, and the people Of the city htu
No panlc.strlckun TINT an the stores are
closed, aud buiucss Is practically at a
LInnI-uIL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-29

Only Seven Days More Which
Diseases uPositvcly on arc
Treated
% tonth iuc InrIu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-29

spccialuea An diseases ot tie Bye. Ear.
Noiu. Throat ard LuuEa, Female. nootai and
private diseases. our rcntmuut Tor iflra 10
new paiulcts, thio and certain. Our own
method.
once huurs-9 90 % m., 2t0 Bpm, 1tou
p.m. sundays, ~ AN. - 4 pm.
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A MERRY XMAS; A HAPPY new YEAR!

shores, Zion cdc, and Surgical nltute Located
n the Harmon Block, E. street,
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uu, Shoroa s. Shor e. OF tho Medical
and surgical lnstit ute, will treat All
those who AFRO unable 90 pay, FREQ NJ
charge, on Fridays. provided thoy bring
an urlor from their bishop ar minister
stating tho fact that thoy ara without
money aud are deserving OF treatment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-29

sEvEN MORE DAysi 50 A MONTH ALL DIsEAsEs-MEDI-
CINE INCLUDED CONSULTATION FIiEE ONE TREATMENT FRH
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zion Medical and Surgical Institute

Located permanently In the Harmon
Bloclr, - Il. Second South ST.,
salt Lake city, Utah.
G.. W. SHORES, VI. D.,
A, j. SHORES, VI. D.,
Consulting Physicians,
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HnNIE TnEATMENT.

our treatment ~ patients by man at
their homes through symptoms blanks
and correspondence is as perfect aud
Utlccual ~ our uficb work. Tho charges
nrD low and within the rolch NJ Ell. only
g. n month. Enclose I cont stamps and
write Tor question circular.
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THE SPIRIT or T'-"sELL"-"CLEAR--"G
CASH" PERvADEs IN EVERY NOOK AND CORNER
OF THIS GREAT STORE PROFIT MAKING Is
OUT or SIGHT AND MIND