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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-23
The Tneator right In Denver.

DENVER, Colo, Jan. 22.-All the
places OF amusement were closed 10.
night by order OF the police board, and
the proptietors aud employees were
arrested and placed In Jail.
The thcaters raidrd were the Tabor,
Grand Opera House and "Wonder.
land" The places were permitted 10
get under way and large audiences
were present at all the theaters when
they were closed. The police were
forced to make the arrests by the Rev.
ii. NJ. Hart, dean OF tho Eplsclpa
Church, who has inaugura,ed a cru.
SADIE against Sunday amusements and
insists upon the enforcement Of the
law, which has heretofore been dead
letter.
After the theaters closed immense
crowds gathered on the principal
streets and talked the matter over, much
excitement existing. Suddenly
move was made for Dean Harris house
and In short time about 2OOO people
surrounded 1t aud after hooting aud
calling, stones were thrown, smashing
several windows.
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BRIEF KILOGRAMS.

Warsaw, Jan. 22.--Seventy persons
have irO1entO death In Russian Poland
IN the last week.
London, Jan. 22,-It Is statei that
the Earl VI Aberdeen will succeed 10
the gOvernorship Of Canada next June.
Rome, Jan. 29.-M. CuceineIlo,
manager OF tue Bank OF Naples, was
arrested today for the embezzlrment OF
2,OUO,UOO lire. He was disguised rs
woman when arrested.
Philadelphia, Jan. 22.-Mrs. Gather.
ine sharp, widow OF John u. Sharp, a
hero OF The war OF lsl2, died here this
afternoon. Mrs. Sharp was within two
weeks Of being 10 years old.
Toledo, o., Jan. 22.-Not In the his.
tory OF the present generation has
Lake Erie been irOzen over ns 1t now
is. The entire Lake Erie archipelago
is frozen up anu fishermen are COM
pelled to suspend business.
New York, Jan. 22.-Rev. DIR.
Henry Van Dyke, pastor OF the Pres.
byterian Church AT Filth avenue and
rhirty-seyenth street, told his cOngru.
CATION today that II the original Scrip.
lures Were TO be set up as Test OF his
orthodoxy, he woulu be driven from
the Presby terrain Church.
Dublin, Jan. GA denomination
In favor OF granting amnesty TO all
political prisoners and eXilcs was held
in Limerick today. A resolution was
adopted calling upon lrlshmen TO
present u united demand for general
amnesty on tho reassembllng Of psrlia.
ment.
Omaha, Jan. 22.-The startling an
nouncement OF the failure OF the Capi.
tai National Bank was made shortly
after III O'Clock tonight, and with II
came the statement that the state treas
urer WAS caught in the crash to the
extent OF s25O,00O. 1t is stated that the
failure IL bad one, hut the exact con-
dition cannot be ascerIained tonight.
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The Work Of Congress.

WAsiuNGros, ID. c., Jan. 22.-The
backward state Of the appropriations
bills has impressed itself upon Con.
gross. The Senate is chnrgeable with
the greater delay, NJ the House sent
over three bills, neither Of which have
yet been reported. The general expec.
tatiOn is that the anti-option bill Will
come to vote before the middle OF the
week, and then the appropriations
committee will probably take the lead,
beginning with the Qualifications or the
army appropriations bill, and following
with tho others NJ fast as they can be-
reported. Party feeling will probably
manifest itself IN tho executive ses.
sion during the week IN connection
with the McComas nomination, which
was unfinished business when the
Senate CLOSED Its doors.
The silver repeal bill II an unknown
quantity. II may become live issue
any time upon a motion In the Senate
to proceed with It's consideration, but
no such purpose has yet been openly
expressed. The probabilities are TINT
the House during the coming week
will also occupy Itself largely with
delayed Appropriation bills, and VIII
make an effort to catch up with the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-23
Ansiou. to have ncr. EN,rnditea.

PARIS, jan. GA number OF Doll.
uoians are anxious TO have Herr OK
traditei, not from political motives
but because of n desire to see out OF the
way man who apparently knows too
many secrets. General Forron wa,
interviewed today and confirmed
Andrieux's statement that In 1857 he
handed ROuvier l0O,0 900 francs out of
the secret service Of the war depart.
ment.D
an. Rouvler had no secret fund,
30 he was compelled to apply TO his
colleagues. | gave him sum which
he afterwards refunded. IL was de.
voted to defending the governments
line OF policy. Every governments
duty Ia 10 defend itself when attacked.D
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leit tho city parties were .,ill ont
searching for additional victims,
Ihe scene OF yesterday dreadful
catastrophe was visited ty Ia idteJe
To-Day. Every available v,hicl, i'm
Alton was rcsscI into service L. con.
vey sigliispcrs q their destination. md
every train running be'wesn lie
Two places was oiow,i,.i, ami scjte.
maize the DIE n co OF Ilf NILS on
loot. No trace has been f5uud on mo
RUNWAY swilchinan l,i hard Grattan.
me total los, TO The coinrnuy, M the
eillclnis sta q fought, viii between
Sl.U,Ut0 aud $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-23
ArrEn EIiNrN YE,ns.
4 Divorced VIII, wants Her Ix.uus.
baud. Monry.


bnnd'- nonry.
DETROIT, Mich, Jan. ll.-Elovcn
year, after decree OF divorce had
bsen rendered against her anu nearly Il
year after her cX.husband had been
la the ground, Charlotte Williams OF
Applegatc, Or, comes into the Wayne
Circuit cour with a bill to impcach tho
decree, in order that she may he per.
mittod TO defend the bill. She was
married 10 John Q. Williams In May,
1916, AMI lived with him for over
thifty-iour yeara. At the end Of that
time he acquired In tho neighbour cd
OF $3.50, 900 worth OF property. La 1881
lac occurred divorce from her, alleging
extreme cruelty. No provisions were
made In the decree regarding any dis.
position Of Mrs. Williams right "
dover or for permanent allmony.
Williams, II lie alleged, married ngain
and diei IN Florida In April last. Mrs.
Williams asks that the decree may he
impeached for fraud and having been
rendered against her just rights and
those Of her daughter. Also that she
may be permitted 10 file an expen,e
bill and sustain her cross bill b proper
testimony. She winds up her prayer
with petition for temporary aud
permanent alimOny.
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record Of previous short sessions Of
Congress on supply bills.
Monday Holman intends 30 call up
tho sundry civil bill. Torrey's bank
Iuptcv bill IL tho special order for
Tuesday and "wednesday, but the
Ot1er gives appropriation bills the pre-
ceJencp, and therefore the bank rupicy
bill viii have to yield. Blount propo-
SEES 10 call up the diplomatic aud con-
sular appropriation bill on Tuesday
unless the sundry civil bill Ia In the
way. The general deficiency bill II
also on the calendar and Will be called
ny at the cariirst opportunity, and the
academy bill is ready for "A
report TO the House . any time. The
other appropriation bills are the legis.
lnuye, the pension, the agricultural,
the Indian aud the p,stofllcc, and the
naval bill Ia still ia the hands OF sub.
committees.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-23

WAsHINGTos, ID. g., Jan, e.
Bishop Keane, rector Of the Catholic
University here, where Mgr. Satolli's
lished, gave a special dinner today IN
honor OF the designation OF Mgr. Stolli
as permanent apostolic delegate 10 the
United states. The guests included
Dr. McGlynn and his friends, Bishop
Moore OF ~. Augustine, Fla, anu the
faculty OF the university.
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CONGRESS.


WAsliiNGiON, Jan. % when the
uoofs icoluh q the nnii.uptiun Nill was
Inken ur, Genr3c aidfps.iag the Sen.
ate' Altet George hal bccn speaking
ABOUT an hour to a gradually reduced
auiiencc, Senator Pugn OF Alabama
moved to poll the Senate. AZ II pro.
gre6svd senators tro0pcd In from the
cloak rooms until there were forty.
seven who responded 10 their names.
George, however, said he would prefer
70 continue HE remarks on Monday,
anu the Senate adjourned.
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iIOtNI.

WAsiIINdroN, d. g., Jan. Elm
the Hnuse today, on motion VI Her.
man, n republican from Oreson, the
Senate bill was passed extending until
January /, 1884, the timo within
which entry nay begin on forfeited
lands along the Northern Pacific rail-.
way between Wslia Walla, Wash. and
PORTLAND, Or.
Bankhead Of A labamn, chairman O,
the committee on public bulldings
anu grounds reported back the scott
RESOLUTION calling ON the secretary ofthe
treasury Tor Information regarding the
amount appropriated for public build.
Ings ana the condition OF the work.
This was adopted.
Bacon OF New York, from the com.
milteo on banking and currency, re-.
ported bill TO provid. for the speedy
redemption OF United States currency
anu national bank notes which are
unclean and unfit for use. The bill
was placed on the calendar.
Blount OF Georgia reported the con-
sular aud Diplomatic appropriation bill
and 1t was placed on the calendar.
Then the floor was accorded the
committee ON commerce and the
quarantine bill was called UP. Ray.
nor, In advocating the bill. said per.
sonally, he would be- In favor Of tenn.
porarlly suspendlng immigration from
infected ports. Cockrane offered an
amendment providing that nothing In
the act snail be construed TO authorlzs
any federal officer ~ relax, modify or
suspend any rule, precaution or regulA.
tion adopted by state or municipal
authority for tho exclusion Of diseases,
or permit the entrance or charge any
vessel where quarantine regulations
have been established by such author.
tiles until the vessels shall have com.
piled with theircgulaiions. After some
discussion ana an attempt TO have the
word "mOdiiy" stricken out, the
amendment was agreed to--9i to So,
The confusion In the House was very
great anu It's elimination was reached
when the amendment was offered.
Dickersou OF Kentucky therefore
moved that the committee oftho whole
rise. This was agreed to and then on
motion Of Raynor the House took a
recess until l | O'Clock on Monday. The
effect Of this action will be to bring the
bill up Monday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-23
Milan and Natalie,

BELGRADE, Jan. 22.-The Servian
radicals have Joined In tho national
rejoicing over the reconciliation OF
Milan aud Natalie. The newspapers
are vieing with each other In express.
ing congratulations and good wishes.
Young King Alexander telegraphed 10
his parents that the announcement OF
the reconciliation was the pleasantest
news ever received by him ana afford.
ed him the happiest day OF his life.
Many letters and kilograms of con.
graduation were received by the king
nnd queen from foreign courts. la
court circles II Is said the reconciliation
was due to the pleadings Of tho son,
but this Is not credited generally. The
whole affair ~ believed TO huys been
tho achievement OF Russian diplo.
matisis who found the Absence OF such
good friend as Natalie serious detri.
ment TO their interests. Milan was
RuSsianlzed by securing loans from
81. Petersburg, and his return TO
Natalie IL believed to have followed
directly the promise OF further pay.
ments from tho same source.
The question as 10 the necessity OF
another marriage ceremony is much
discussed. The divorce was not ac.
cepted as valid by Natalie, although
Milan always maintained that II was
complete from every point OF view. Az
divorce Is sanctioned by law, IL prob.
ably viii stand, and another wedding
will DO Indispensable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-23

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2l.-The
freight department OF tho Atchiton
hus given notice 10 shippers that after
the 10Th inst. the present dried fruit
OF 81 from tho Southern California
terminus to Chicago ami New York
will oe restored to Its former figure,
sl.4O. The order OF restoration does
not effect any OF other commodities, the
rates OF which were cut at the same
time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-23
EMPEROR OF ASIA.
That N the TITLE Coveted by sho Rus
sian Huier

vienna, Jan. 22.-Proiessor Armi.
nus NAmbery, "A well known Orienal
traveller, Is OF the opinion that the
visit to st. Petersburg Of the Ameer Of
Bekhara and the Khan pertains to
the Cars assuming the title Of En-
peror Of Asia US an offset TO Queen
Vlctorla's title OF Empress Of India.
IL Ia said new coat OF arms for the
Car has Just been completed, the
design consisting Of double eagle
nying over the suns disc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-23

CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-Two young So
cieiy men, Robert Durham and Con
Coleman, fought for the right to pay
attention to a young lady this after
noon. The fight was with small, hard
gloves anu took place In the parlor OF a
msnsion on Dearborn avenue. Dun.
ham was knocked out In the fourth
round. The tight was very bloody and
both men were badly punished.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-23
Buiicr Left NO VIII.

LOWELL, Mass, Jan. 2l.-An arli-
Gle in tonight's Courier answers numer-
Gus Inquiries maize since General But
ler's death as to whether ho loft a will.
He died intostate, and his son Paul
and his son.in-law, Hon. Adelbers
Ames, have applied for letters OF al-
on the estate,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-23

BERLIN, Jan. 22.-The outbreak of
cholera In the Neltleben asylum In
Halle continues to cause great anxiety.
From noon yesterday TO noon today
seventeen new cases and nine deaths
were reported to the authorities.
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ROME, Jan. 22.-Dynamite bombs
exploited simultaneously this after.
noon before the Hotel d'Angelterre
and in the garden OF the proprietor of
tho house. The hotel was partly
wrecked. Nobody was Injured, al.
though the hotel had more than one
hundred dodgers at the hour OF the OK.
plosion. At first the front wall was
expected & fall. After an examination,
however, the commissary announced
that there was no immediate danger,
and the dodgers might return TO pack
their trunks. Several women refused
10 return, aud their belongings were
cared for by the police. Before even.
Ing all had left for other hotels.
The proprietor said this evening that
the hotel gnd contents were almost "A
total loss. Not "a whole piece OF flIrni.
ture was lett In the building. The walls
Of the houses near tho hotel were
cracked, aud all the windows In
Veasan Claudio damaged. All the
windows were smashed for 100 yards
Oh every side. No walls were cracked,
however, and but for the breakage of
glassware, orockery and furniture
little harm was done. Immediately
after the explosion the report went
abroad that the anarchists were again
at work. The proprietor OF the Hotel
d'Angelterrc, however, Gays he Is con-
WINGED that both explo,ions were
caused by n man whom he discharged
recently from his service.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-23

CAIRO, Jan. 22.-The good impres.
sion caused by tho success OF Great
Britain's ministry IN the Egyptian
cabinet affair Is giving way 10 q feeling
OF great anxiety among European resi-
dents In consequence o! the almost
defiant attitude since adopted by the
kheIive. The khedive's open encour.
agement Of popular demonstrations In
his favor by o5tentatious attendance at
prayers In the mosque and perform.
ances In the Opera house had the
effect OF greatly increasing the excite.
ment among the natives caused by the
action Of the British government. The
British officials here believe the khe
dives course has shaken the British
position In Egypt and endangered the
progress Of the reforms instituted by
the British government.
EXCITEMENT INCREASING.
LONDON, Jan. 22.-The Cairo corres.
poudent OF the Times says the situa.
lion IL very strained. Popular excite.
ment Is increasing, owing to the
general belief that the Khedive intends
TO test Great Brltain's determination
to continue her occupation and ascend
ancy. The press denounces British
officials M rebels, because they refused
to recognize three new ministers dur.
ing the two days between the Khe.
dives nomination and Eugland's re.
lection OF them. The khedive IA
credited openly with the intention 10
dismiss all the highest English OIL cials.
Tho language OF the press IL increasing
In violence, aud nlludes TO the khcdiye
as u hero. Tho khedive with u strong
nature impelling him to extremes, and
with preference for advisers Interested
in dlaturblng public order, can easily
be made tool Of clever head about
thecourl.
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coughIln DOCS Not Apply for Hail.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2l.-Ata conference
today between Daniel Coughlin, his
father and two Of his attorneys, II was
decided THAT no application for bail
Will be made, nor Will n writ OF habeas
corpus be- taken for securing the dc.
fendnnps temporary liberty. While
no lawyers were retained for the pend.
ing trial, II Is understood that MessrB.
Forest Donahoe aud Judge Wing Will
continue the defense.
COughlin was visited by his aged
father this morning and the meeting
was pathetic In the extreme. No
one would recognizes the sturdy detec.
tive OF three years ago in the wrecked
frame and thin form that he now
p Tesents.
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were placed in the tcpot until n relief
train could bo brought TO the scene.
Word was Dispatched to Alton nv
courier, the heat having melted the
Telegraph wires, u have train mad.
mp AMI sen, for the wounded. Wnen
the train bearing the dead nnd wound-
ed reached Alton, crowds gathered
auH
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-08
Honorable Wrinkles,

A peep inside photographers den
shows that his art is a fine art in the
truest sense Of the word. Much of
1t is too fine to be seen by the casual
observer In finishing up people are
usually made much finer than thew
really are. Very carefully the artist
goes over his negative and takes out
the imperfections and roughness of
feature which the truthful glass has
iaid down. Recently this was done
up In central Maine, when a ladv
who had lived over 100 years was
photographed. She was very much
wrinkled, Of course, and the artist
thought to improve the picture bv
taking the creases out of the mega
tive.
But the old woman protested
strongly against the change She
hadn't lived 100 years for nothing y
she sensibly said, and she wanted 10
oe represented ''just as she was" So
the wrinkles We're all put back 10
please her, She was like the great
Cromwell, who made the painter mt
ON the portrait the wart he wonld
have omitted. Lewiston Journal
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-08
PERSONAL GOSSIP.

Mrs. Richard Watson Glider has a
beautiful, madonnalise face
Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs Is q devout
Roman Catholic and Ia often seen at st.
Patrick's cathedral In New York.
Mrs. Joseph Graham Of Maysvillc, KY,
recently coughod up pin which she has
no recollectionof having previously swal-
lowed.
Mrs. Garrett Fawcett is one of the
best platform speakers IN England and
the most logical talher among political
economists Of our day.
Pore Charmatant. founder Of the order
OF the White Fathers. who was born In
France in 1874, has been appointed to
succeed the late Cardinal Lavigerie AZ
primate Of Africa.
Miss Sadie Cotter of Michigan can
both bake cake and build boat. A
short time ago she launched her first
craft and made u trip alone Of 200 miles
over the great lakes.
Mrs. Rachel Lloyd, professor OF ana
lytical chemistry in the University OF
Nebraska, has been elected one of the
directors OF the Lincoln (Neb.) Savings
Bank and Safe Deposit company.
The mikado, desirous OF improving the
physique OF the Japanese. has recon-
monded to them meat diet instead OF
the fish and rice monotony ON which they
are believed to have deteriorated.
Mrs. Lille Devereux Blake is ono Of
tho best known New York women in
public life She has an artistic homo on
East Furty-fourth street and Ia surround.
ed at all times with hosts OF admirers and
friends.
Mrs. John l.. Scudder. wifsof tho emit
nent pastor of the TahernAele Ia Jersey
City, Is especially noted for her work
among children. All k,niergartens aud
day nurseries have her interest and active
sympathy,
The late Duke Of Marlboroushs win |
contains the following peculiar and char
actoristie clause; II particularly dislike
tho exelasiveness OF family pride and
desire not 20 be buried in the family vault
q blenheim, bat in such convenient place
~ others Of my generation and surround.
lngs may equally use"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-08
Two Kinds of Birsi..

Every boy who has indulged the
natural propensity to haunt running
streams and wild, delectable places
TO pursue shy birds and pry into the
secret OF their nests, knows full we'll
that there are birds of the fields and
oirds OF the woods A student ~
ornithology soon learns that certain
groups or families Of birds are pe-
culiar either to the woods or 10 H.
neids' and that their organization !,
In more or less entire accordance
with the manner Of life induced by
me physical conditions of the ar,s
they inhabit Professor s. Trotter
IN Popular Science Monthly
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-08

ne-s, will he an attraction aud 40 cfns.
nent io the city ~ Salem. n does NOT
call fm either sn Immediate or su esl
tfsvsgsnt Investment, for ~ - ~ De.
signed that II may be f'oished ~ deco.
rated g. times and the city 6nsnces
will warrant In short, hk Push's
plans exactly suit The conditions and
needs now existing. aud anticipate The
future wants and possibilities u the
cjfv.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-08

/. must be considered by newspaper
men aud students Of Shakespeare that
the headings must conform to ths laws
and customs Of the age to which they
refer, although II Is assumed the facts
occurred yesterday. For the laws and
customs are the background Of the
play In the lighs Of the age TO which
they belonged. We shall let our read
ers know the result.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-08


you've got the wust ., all cbrn paints.
Hslnt ye. ffierdf so've I,
The hardest fate sef buck against
Tibet man did evef tfy.
You Amt a feslin fusi cisss now.
fs ye. ffiendf Neithef'm I:
Our health !. missf'bui anyhow
We spmetimes sooner die.
vys've got IN hardest JOB IN town.
fleint ", nowf Me, too;
There bsiD't another felles roun
Ticf hez 10 much Ter De-.
Thar won't notody take our jokes
viii tbeyf Uit up fusss
But We mus stan M other folks
An IAN when they Joke ne.
We hev a pretty tough OIL rosd
Ter trsvsi. don't we, hey7
An bach srJun th' biggest load
Wv any man tsrdayf
but take II all sroun you hainf
10 very bad a Wy;
Ne yer Wifbal yer wust complaint
Yer purity good7 Som I.
-Boston Courier.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-08
HAxLgr AND 0TBgLLO.

THE JOURNAL editor has been asked
10 compete for gold coin prize, offered
by the New York ADVERTISE, ITO the
editor who will best epitomize into q
heading the salient features" Of shakes
peare's two great tragedies, Har.let
and OthelIo, assuming the events mar
rated In them 10 have happened yester.
day.
II In an honor 10 be asked 10 compete
with the metropolitan writer's Of the
great city daiIies and here Is our effort:
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-08
A MOOR'S Mad REVENGE.
THE eyPRlAR GENERAL OTHiltO STRANGLE:
DEsDmE0NA AND sTABs HIMSELF.

Elopement Of Venetian Senator's
Daughter With a Black Vaccinations
Of An Arch william Too Late Dis
closed by His Wife-Cassio Has Be-
come Gsvernor Of Cyprus.