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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-10


muth sails for home July 20. His recall
is ostensibly occasioned by stress of bust
nesst in connection with his office of privy
councillor, but among his associates it is
asserted that the commissioner has been
called back to the Fatherland to escort
Emperor William to Chicago,
The Commissioner Has Hopes.
Commissioner Wermuth SAYS that he
hopes and confidently expects to return
before the close of the exposition, and that
fact strengthen the rumor. In an inter
view Mr.. Wermuth said: of the fair as
whole may say impartially it is the
grandest exposition ever conceived 1t is
the utmost anybody can accomplish. 1t
would be dangerous to attempt to 90
further, for to do so is more than human
energy can see. The highest thing l can
say Of ii is that l regret to leave it. The
fair is complete and the whole grand
scheme is the most beautiful thing the
centuries have produced.
Kaiser Billy Much Interested.
~Our papers are now full of its praises
and our people are all talking of the great
Worlds fair in Chicago The emperor
himself is much interested and wants to
see 1t. l have reported to him that
a a people without much experience
in this regard have made the
greatest exhibition ever seen, beyond
which it is impossible TO Co. and have
described the splendid way in which the
work is done He is more than pleased
He is delighted
Herr Wermuth Is Diplomatic.
AS matter of fact, is it not to be one
of your duties on going home to escort En-
peror William to the fair>''
Il do not care to answer that question
now. Emperor William is very much in
terested, especially since he learned how
the people celebrated German day, bu. l
am not prepared to say that he will come. -
Neither did the commissioner say that he
would not.
Viking Boats at Milwaukee.
a telegram from Milwaukee says that
the viking boats have arrived there and
been received with hearty and noisy well
come, Governor Peck, Mayor Koch, repre-
sentative citizens and the Seamans' union
taking part. The captain and crew have
been lionized to the danger point The
boats will probable start for this city to-
morrow night.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-10
Mile Track Races at Davenport

Mile Track Races at Davenport.
Special rates and special trains to
the track for the races July II. y.
- and IA. Ask any ticket agent Of
the Chicago. Rock Island d Pacific
railway, and take that line to the
races. JOHN SEBASTIAN.
Genl Tiki and Pass. Ag-t.
Chicago.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-10

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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-10

I OST-A GOLD BOW-KNoT PIN WITH EN-
~ ameled forget-me-nots. Finder will be re-
warded at ARGUS office
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-10

ROARDERS AND BOOMERS WANTED A,
ID 1903 Second avenue. Call mornings.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-10
intelligence Column.

TIL f DAILY ARGUS DELIVERED ATYOU
= door every evening for 1917 per week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18

WAsnINu1oS, ID. g., Dee. 1.-THE
House Committee on banking aud cur.
Tency has received laike number OF
replies 10 an invitation for suggestions
from business men ~ TO tho wlstst
monetary legislation to meet tho
present demands.
Ex-senator Charles b. Farwell Of
Chicago writes: "rhe govern ment
ought long ago TO have gone out OF the
currency business. II should pay the
floating debt at once by the issue OF
llnY, lower rate bonds, to be- used by
thr national banks NJ their lace value
~ hasiH VI circulating notes"
The chamber VI commerce OF San
FfanIisoI Giiirms the diiiereutlal basis
In values OF silver aud g0lI, and
adopts the following resolutions, which
IRE transmitted 10 the com uittuc.
"ilesolyed, That the chamber re-
sDeuuully urges upon Congress the Gu
aotment VI n law calling IN MI paper
circulation below the denomination OF
$40, ana that this coinage OF gold be re-
slTicted 10 coins Of not lees than $40,
Rs tho most effective gud prompt
methods OF promoting tho circulation
Of silver among our people, and also
recommending the changing OF the
national bank act, no it.will permit
tho mote circulation equal 10 the par
value of the government bonds
hypothecated to secure such clfcula-
uOu,D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18

Agrarian agitation, and rlIicuioi ih"
idea Of presenting England o. LOST
country.
rhu passage Of trcatios hss paved the
way IUf tue adoption 81 the kus'liu
treaty. rh0re Ia position Go judge
beat believe the mtiIrly ior thu Rae.
sian will be- even uitlc lsr.ur than
Tor the ROumaniau treaty because a
number OF opponents dec.nted that,
after the passage % tnu hIumauiau
treaty, 10 would be sguBtluss o. oppose
tue Russian treaty.
Capuvi 10 Ut the opinion that the
ptrsuut legislation is sufficient tU deaf
with thu anarchists, ami no Initiative
STEPS are expected from Germany. The
Berlin adhureuts OF the party Ntu very
down-husftcd, ~ every individual be-
longing TO 10 N known and C1rtiuullly
Swallowed by the police. They will sUou
find II too hot for them here, aud as no
other states In Europe viii let them
psss the frontier, they Will al least Try
10 10 10 Amcficu, where an iuvasiOn VI
this Character msy bc looked inf
rhH avs circulated 10y the lJiiantc
Ndctr ci'cn, aud reprinted by Juu NJrd
DeUtS. hJ ItnuHg. regarding hulutru'
tJu D. ,negovctumeui 10 continue ihe
export premium on sugar uiict Jhuu'
pty, 1895, IL not basel uu auy govern
munt action, but probably basud On
ballon d5e-sui soht ny by tho sugar
Interests, with view TO discover
whether the government contemplate
any new departure.
On the BoursU To-Day iron mine share.
we're bu1yant ON account VI tho cN'
p,ctsd Increase In the strength ot ihu
British navy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18

PANE, Dee. IL - rhu Offices Of the
AHdrch's,s wrrr raiigu, aud number
~ uucumouta seized. Inv Journal Dts
bCbats says tuu dynamite ctrtiligyA
Wrtu found In au omnibus IA Rus
Fuyiur
The police arrested three iflends Of
valiant 90 Choissy lie Rot. The
tlnlemunt VI the prisoners led TO tbs
arrost " oight Othor aunfohiNs.
The SisCic says plot has buea dis.
covered 90 blow up thu prefecture Of
police.
The Jour hopes the Fruaoh authoti-
ties viii uthl with the German spies
VITA equal severity mr,ei Gus 20 tnr
Fr-uchmt just sentenced VI LEIPZIG.
10 adds thas every German M France
must bn regarded ~ h scout for future
uormauiu lnSaslOni anu treated gc-
cOTllugly.
BomL-lhrowor Valiant IL kept
Isolated. lie remains calm and apcaKs
little, but reads greodily. He In now
occupied IN pufublng the Historic du
Cunsulat ct do PEmplre. Rrolus'a
formulas seemed to have served MIN H.
making the bomb which lac throw IN
the chamber Of deputies.
Rtclug, in writing To = friend on
December n, says tnat although he
uid not have any share In the explO-
sion IN the chamber, he has found Il
necessary to lake precautions 81 avoid
arTebt, AMI iutenGs 10 remove all C0u-
promising Tuclrs from bis apartments.
lilo admits that Tor long time no las
been acquainted Win valiant and
loaned him money, nut strongly denies
all knowledge OF NaillRnps ohmiual
latent. Tho police arc mskng vlg-
uFOus eilJIla 10 secure teCius.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18
TuE sILvEH coNFERENcE
Aa omcini Explanation of the Action
Takcu.


WASHINGTON, DC, Dec. IA. J.
Warner, president Of tho conference OF
tho BimetalliC League, today gave out
the following explanatory statement
Of thu action Of the conference.
10 was agreed, fifst, that the money
question IA, and viii continue 10 be- the
paramount issue TIL settled rightly, aud
be displaced by no other.
Second the first battle Is for the
next Congress.
TnirI-r0 achieve results the silver
men must not only stay silver men
after they reach Congress, but must put
silver above party AMI work iuce-sant.
~ 10 accomplish the object for which
tncy were selected.
a number OF delegates favored the
orgamztiion Of "a uew party, with the
mORey question as the sole issue, lCay.
Ing tne way open tor htliliatiOn, not
only 10 the Peoples party, but 90 tue
G,UuO,0O1 who refused u vote at tho late
elections, but n majority believed the
course iiually agreed upon 10 be- the
better policy la the coming Congtts.
tiOnal elections.
Thu conferences recommended that
silver leagues everywhere be- organized
anu a thorough organization effected
everywhere, with view ~ controlling
the election OF members Of Congress
and slate 10 giblRtufes; also, that dufiug
the winteT Two silver conventions be
held, one In the South, the other Ia
Dos MOluos, la.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18
TELEGRAPHIC.
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
Congress 10 Adjourn on Thursday. tho
Program.
ACTION by THE SILVER MEN.
Cleveland MAJ Veto the Admission Of
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as
10 MONEY Liquidation.

wAsuiNuToN, ID. G., Dc. i7.-It Ia
tho present intention Of the leaders to
adjourn Congress next rhursday for the
holidsy recess until January ith. The
tarifi bill will be overwhelmingly OF
TbuIsIay, but debate will not begin
tlll alter tho recess.
Tomorrow the debate over the np.
Precipitation Of 100000 for special pen.
sion examiners will be resumed, lim.
tied by agreement to an hour aud a
half on each side. The bill will then
pass,
The New Mexican statehood bill then
com,s up, ami IL expected to PASS ~.
morrow or Tuesday.
The Presidents hawaiian mcsang q 10
likely TO provoke debate. Its stated
on tho highest authority that the mes
suge will show that the administration
has done all In IT, power to rlght the
wrong done the Hawaiian mOnatchy,
ana the situation must now be dealt
with by Congress.
Tue program Ia tho Senate tomorrow
include, the reception OF the Hawaiian
message anu debate, which may occupy
thu balance Of the week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18

BosrON, Dec. 10. - llx.Mlnistcr
Joun l.. stevens spObo Uu the Ha-
waiian question this Afternoon before
the MiuJlestz club, EspuDlican or.
gautEatiUn. For more than sixty
years, he said, all the great Statesmen
mad seen the great commercial value
Of the Hawaiian Islands 10 the United
States. Only the pigmics among our
public men ussertod a counter pfypOBi.
ton.
"Many now living will see the day
when the Northern Pacific waters viii
he plUughed W this nation. The
islands are at this crOssrOaus, and cJn-
suiute an Indispensable cpaliuR aud
ieeuing station, which eau be mate
impfeguable. The Influence Of tho
reign OF * ,lnkaua aud LiluokalAui
was corrupt and dcmofaliziug. Rrstor-
alton VI the queen would throw the
nutlves again uudCt tho political com
troll Of meu whJ have been n curse 10
The Islands tor this last twenty i've
years. IL would DO a public crimv"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18
TROUBLE ExPEurED.
shoshon. iudiAus Resent the Treat
mrnt by the agent.

mrnt by the Agent.
CIIEYESNg, Dec. lG.-rrJublo Il OK
peulvi ON tho bhOshonB reservation
IRON the efforts made 10y Captain Ray
military agent, 10 bupptvss immortality
anu lolygamy amOug tue luIiaus. a
lew weeks ago ne had number 81
Indian maldonu, VINO insisted on viz
iIing the post on pay day arrested anu
sent back 10 their lodges Win their
heads shaved. This Ia considered "A
great indiguily among tno SnoshOnes
And ArapahUvs, gud they wCfu Ia u
bad humor when last week the captain
called number OF chiefs before him
anu ordered them TO dispense with all
their wives but one.
Plenty Bear, onu Of the Arayahota,
who has Two sIuaws, with whom no
has lived tot many year., said hu was
too old 10 change nls habits, aud would
die before he would obey such au
order. Raising bis Winchester, he
said: "Wr viii both die tOguthuT.n
Ray ordered him arrested, but the
Indiau police refused 10 ubcy, anu
Plenty Hear lett the meeting very
angry.
Washable, chief OF the Shoshoncs,
IL also a poiygamisI, anu his arrest has
aiio been ordered. lie 10 guaruei by "a
number OF Hh0snouus, VINO cay they
Will not allow his arrest. IL attempted
M outbreak OF ihe Indians Is certain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18

NEW Yout. Dec. l1.-pfOuubly the
only copy % the original constitution
OF Hawaii IL 10 possession 20. itJf W.
IL. rhomas oi PnilAdelphiB,
"The declaration OF rgNis, both Of
the tcJplr aud theif chlg4.H ne the
Hawaiian conalitutiOn is called, was
Originally drawn up by agrsIuatu Of
the seminary nj Lauailuua This dec
larstiUn was afterwards revised by the
King Aud a council OF three cuiei..
rhn consultation shows tlu missionary
train ur u tue Hawaiian people, aud
there certainly h no reason iuf tue Oh.
lection that God u not recognized, for
tne declaration stAfts Oh with % scrip
tural text anu " extremely llus aud
Biblical throughout
The portion calculated Oh tuithin
President Cleveland in IBIS Hswaiiaa
policy DO pfenumably that winch ru.
cites the royal line from the mat %
the third kinahamahn, aud then styt:
"The klnguUm il permanently confined
to KamahamAha Ill Aul his heifs,
anu his huir shall be a pcrsOu whom
he aud the chiefs shall appoint during
his lifetime, but should there bee no
appointment, then the decision shall
rect with the chiefs aud tIu house VI
representatives."
.inis constitution was signed October
$, 1870, at HuuUluiu, by King Kama.
Eamnha III. aud his prime minister
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18

Jumping oil Of the track Of the trucks
Of stock car In tue middle Of the
tfnin. IL Jumped along the ties 200
yards, until narrow part Of the road
bed was reached, with pruclIltuis
il1pes on both Bi1cs. Tue uurnilud car
at this point struck some rotten rails
on the west side, the ties gave wgluud
ihe whole weight Of tbs car thu. he.
ing placed ON the edge Of the s.ora,
tue toad gave way ami slipped d0wu
hill.
The cars aud track wont together,
ami the couplings holding the engine
was bodily dragged alter them. The
engine went nigh In the air and
turned completely over, wrecking 20.
The cars In the middle OF the ttain
went to tile bottom OF the hill uni
were smashed into kinilIng wood. la
QUE hog CAT ov0ry animal uut QUE was
killed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Count Herbert Bismarck Comes 10 tho
Front With q Sp'sCl.
MonnFchists In BrNEii.-tnaTchIsis In
England nud France iho Pope
In ExcrIi-nt Health.

BERLIN, Dec. l8.-The importance
OF yesterday debate In the reichstSg
conferred ON Count Herbert Bismarok's
coming to the front as one Of the lead
ets Of the conservative party. The
agrariaus selected him 10 be their
champion solely on account OF tho
weight OF his historic name, ami
although hlsRrgumeuts raised no point
not already covered by tho OPT onents
OF tho commercial treaties, yet tho
tienchant yigor OF Count Herbert Bis
murck's language was In such striking
contrast 10 hls former parliamentary
style that even his friends were tuf-
uFised AMI delighted, aud the c0nsetvn.
tiycs, abandoning the attitude NJ re-.
serve displayed toward him sinca bis
lRtheI's dismltsal from office, applaud
cd him v0cif-rIusly.
Herr Richter closed the debate with
s vigorous defense VI the government
against the conservative Rttncks,
Illustrating with bitltr sarclsm, the
principles and character OF Tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18
aUsiuIAN. srRIKE
walter Uamrosch nud ITS Union or.
rhcstra.

Ngw YOms, Dec. l7.-waltet Dam.
rUsch wiolGeu iulilu baton at tuesym-
ph0By concert In Carnegie hall to-
night When the conductor raised his
baton not sound came from tho
musicians. Again Dauirosch gave
tue siguaI; again not uDsu from any
Instrument.
The audience began 10 hiss. Dam.
tOsch, plainly embarrassed, turned TO
the assembly aud said; al am sorry -
say there viii be no coucurt Tonight.
My orchestra refuses 10 play on &C.
count Of my ctllOist, hcgvur re-
gfCt 10 tell you that thu fabric / have
been patiently weaving for years n
ruined. rhu money will be refunded
AZ the Office"
rnv orchestra protested against the
engagement Of Anton iegtub lately
arrived from Europe, aud not "a NOM
Der VI the Musician Protective
Union, aud refused " suspend the rule
IN HeguUr's ease.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18

RDME, Dec. l7.-rho pope celebrated
mass at 81. Potof's. Fifteen thousand
mas by the papal chaplain, the pope,
seated ON tho throne, listened TO an
address read by the sou Of PFiuco Mas.
slime. la reply the pope SAID: "rhUse
osiug g. revive the glorics of pugan.
lem, aud deprive Rome OF the uiadem
with which dll crowned her by the
hand OF ST. Peter, Will be- lighting
valrly ugainst tho dccrcCa " the Al.
mighty."
The pore was Ia excellent health aud
snifiis, nu1 snuwpt no a,fua pf flfirup.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18
TmG uHAziLIAN nrvoLr
Hens csbled from England aud
Npstus


LONDON, Dec. lT-fCopyfightcd by
the Associated Press. "A inns d..
patch from Rio de JsuuifU, Deyumurt %,
via MontuyiioD, December 10; a mr-
srngut returned from San Paulo nud
sanlo states that tho m1nafcuiat glr'
mrnt prudumiuntys every where, inc
government hns suspended the RIO
AeUs, au English Newspaper, whose
editor ls an American,
Aruilury lire upon Fort Nillegaignou
continues daily without apparent alter
alton iu the situation.
Saturday Night l5D government
troops lining the suuIy NEAR thc war
nud marine BitUuala opened a heavy
fire from machine guns AMI rilo-upon
C0ups island tor the purpose Of cover
Ing the udvg &c Of utUrmiug pafllts'
Cobna replied strongly, causing mo
troops TO abandon tuvif attempt, aitnf
two hours VI heavy iiuug, the govern.
mrnt losing over hundred men nhd
tnc insurgents only two men woundtl.
McliO wired Saturday asking De
Cana ~ send him another Transport %
carry irooIs. The BRUSH minister has
notified tno community that much
gauger sEIats, anu adviaiug tue fvsi'
dtuA TO leave tho city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18
Tho Donlh nn.Il ol Lallsrls..

FRANKFORT, KY, Dec. l6--Judge
Bennett or thu court " appeals handed
down decision today which sounds
the death kuell TO lotteries IN this state.
The decision holds that tho slate has
no constitutional right TO contract it,
police powers AVA, and that the puT.
chase OF the lottery franchise by
authority OF the legislature Will not
stand.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18
RIM STATEHOOD BILLS
A Knotiy QnsstIou ~ 90 Utah shall
No Join NrvhdaT

We Join NrvhdaT
WAsuiS1TON, Dec. H. rhe Senate
committee On territories will probably
not take up tue statehood bills from the
House before the holiday recess, at
least not for tho final action. IL ~
probable that a bill for tho admission
Of Oklahoma will bn attached to the
other bills. The Republicans may
demand this, believing there are better
chances for Republican success IN
Oklahoma than IN the other new states.
IL Ia quite certain that the effort will
be revived to Join Nevada with Utah,
and may prove kuotiy question Ia
connection with Utah's admission.
10 Ia understood the President has been
considering the prospect that the Ad.
mission Of four new states would seat
eight silver senators, aud fears arc
already expressed that he may veto one
or more " the bills.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18

not escape tns caiasisophts which
menace her, and II mhy he that Crispi
will hasten the deuUuement. Tie
p3po asked for hut one thing, tue wei.
fare OF Italy. lie helievss, however
that the uuc essential cludiiIOu Ui this
welfare Is the reconciliation Of tue
country with papacy because that
reconciliation IL the only ihiug which
would enable Italy - leave The ttipio
alliance and adopt a policy u neutral.
~ and disarlnamehl II tfIspl
wishes tU follow such liuo W. policy
he VIII be able 10 obtain the support VI
the none.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18

LONDON, Dec. l5.-rhu Brazilian
legation has received u telegram frUm
RIO, dated December lj.h, sayiug the
government troops have fccapiuTed
Governors island from the insurgents.
TINS ID considered an important vie
tory for President PciAoto, owing 10
tho strategic position the ioiauu &C.
Cuplos.
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JUnPED Tmr TRACK.
A Train Goes DoWn an I'm.
banhmeuG

LOUISVILLE, Dec. l7.-Section two
Of 80. freight train, Chess praku,
ONO 4 S0uthweslern, nOTthbOuuu,
was wrecked ut 10 O'Clock this morn
ing, aud fourteen cars, ten stock cars
ana four iUaded coal Hats, with the
engine, were precipltatol down u steep
tmDankment uctween West Point anu
Mulufauch, KY, twenty'iuur miles
south OF Louisville. Three lives we're
lost, one man probably nially injured
anu three others slightly hurlI aud
about one hundred cattle and 40 many
hogs slaugnttTel.
Tho cause VI tha accident was the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18

LONDON, Dee. IA third feeble
ausfun size attempt 10 meet nj Traial.
gar Square was made toiHy. a crowd
hObtilu 20 tlo Orggnizofs OF the meet
iug assembled, auu lho unsrchists were
compelled 10 soek the protection Of tie
Ponce. Three rOughs were put under
arrest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18

WAsnGNuTUs, Dec. lG.-rhets IL
nothing TO Indicate that the Pfesi.
denps Hawaiian message 10 yet com.
pleted. IL n suggested that the Presi.
dent may delay until he hears from
Honolulu, after tho arrival OF tho
COrwin. THIS would Involve long
walt, ~ the Corwin was not due NJ
Honolulu until December lilh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18

IoSDoN, Dec l7.-A dispatch to the
Poet lr.m Paris says Eu interruption Of
commercial relations between France
auu SPAN IL probable, owing 10 the
tact tuat spain, under the new treaty,
coucedts to Germany = lower nriu
than the BJ'ualicd minimum when
France enjoys IN return i9r glvins
spain her minimum,
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nnllre Treedom Ter Trnmr..

TOPEKA, Kan, Dee. lG,-ln har.
mOny with Governor LlcwellluR's
recent tramp circular tbs TOprHa
metropolitan police board ORDER the
chief Of police 60 give tho unemployed
entire freedom in going and coming.
The hoard also abolishea the rock pie
and bull pens.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18

LursIC. Dec. lG.-Gt Ia believed the
emperor VIII pardon the prisoners, ON
the ground that they were engaged ia
the WORK by contract win too ffsuch
government, ami IN pursuit. OF whnt
they regarded their legitimate ayoua.
ton,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18

ST. rErEWBuHd, Dec. l7.-At tho
annual banquet Monday last VI tol.
dlofs decorated with the cfUts uf St.
Andrew anu st. George, forty pucsts
Hiu said 10 have paflakou Of meat pie
iu putriCd state. The fcsul, ~ that
hileen have aiucs died Of cholera, ami
0,hois were very rick several dalH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18

LIsBoS, Dee. ia gentleman who
arrived on thu last steamer from Brazil
rlAtes tina; . well known BfnLi banker
who arrived In Europe u low weeks
ago from ki0, IL empowered by PciN'
Ol1 tUl treat with foreign ct pitalists
tor tue salu Of thu brazilian Central
railway aud the Rio walerWorGs. Tue
price asked u G-B, 900, 900.