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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-08
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Pills 81 20 a bottle. o. three bottles fer A.0O.
enough for one treatment,
Obesity Fruit Salt sl.00 per bottle.
You can buy the Pills. hands ana salt direct
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EsCorrespondence and goods forwarded In
plain. sealed package.
NOTICE.. DR.. Edison's Electric Belts and
Finger Rings are sold at our stores Send for
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Electric Belts sl.00 and up. lnsoies 50 cts.
per pair.
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-08
For Over Fifty Years

Peckham's Group Remedy cures
whoOping cough.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-08

50 when a Chiaaman wants 70 KNOW
the time of day he picks up ms cat AID
looks
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-08

Lands with great variety Of soil are 81 found
Gu the line OF this road. All its divisions zen
ter in the metropolis. JACKSONVILLE where
n has DOCKS used by the connecting steamers
for sew York.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-08
Fast Schedule,
Pullman Sleepers,
All Modern Railway Improvements.
Florida Central & Peninsu|aT

90 miles In length. traverses % counties Of
lorida. and through It's connections reaches
al. It's Route Is through the splendid
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-08
Don't Get Imnosed Upon.

For sale at y. c. ScTiuner's drug store,
No. IS Monroe street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-22
CAN'T GET II READY.
Why JOlai City and County Building
VIII Not Held tlo legislature
o>lg THREE OTHER CHANCES.
o.. Industrial HON buIiIns lies
poor Heating Apparatus.
Other Available rlar...

The committee on Che Joint city nnd
county building sent 30 Secretary &C.
Richards tadiy, Withdrawn tine oder
vi tho building for tbo ugz, session cd.
iheutah Legislature. rhgrol.au ior t.i
action be- hat thp committee nud tust
90 viii be- impossible 20 gJmuIate the
.tuc'utc sufficiently 10 mako 30 com.
'ouGb.o aud convenient 'gI tho leli1.
araii1us orthe aglOns.
Now that the joint huIl.na Do ont OF
the competition There a5u uIi tbiv
oihcrs 10 CHOOSE brtsyun, mono Of
which are fully Satisfactory 'or the
.urp5sc. Two OF thee alg .Wu.I by
private parties ami urs conveniently
lHcltci u tho central Ilrl To-, town.
rhoIu are s1mo acc5mmo ilt1Hs, how.
ever, which both OF ,Hum lack.
Whether, In the judgment o; tbr
1nic ais who arc to pnss Uu Tue matter
these defects are sufficient 90 thrC .
them out remains set o. Ur s.Hu.
The industrial home ur government
building on Fifth East street he Cue
/ remaining location. While tho ,di.
l hta is well fitted i0r number
uf rooms and thcir arrange.
| mont, Yet the apartment which
would be used uy the house o' ropfvuu.
/ tatiycs would be unoum,aIabiy small
Tor the purposu. There 1 ample room
! Tor couple ot dozen peacefully iu-
Glued legislator such ab UWh niwnyi
] u.H, but there 81 40 CcUWmgdliluu iUl
Uitlzens 90 90 aud watch the proceed
/ iu.H or lleicn 20 the discussions.
There IL another objection 20 Vac
iudustinl home, J. g., tie heating Az
YAmtup. AZ one ~ tlIe Utah Commits,
zion remarked it would lfvtzu out O.
'uubyiba The entire apparatus iB uu
tniisuct ~ throughout, anu DO De- faiJ
cannot no mlds ordinarily scrgiCoabi,
iHr Gwlnter season. lhusU defects
added 30 IT, distance from tue uunlul
OF Town, weigh heavily iu tho halauc,
gEnius, the luduHtrIAl home bUiuR 20
lgclyd for the legislative halls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-22
PARDON FOR CASS HlTE.
Go, rnOr Wost Promises " Relc-'s
the Prisoner.

Cas- Hto, the well known Colo
radoan IN the Utah peuitentiary Tor
the Killing off. d. Nohl,r, near Green
River, Will Don DO a ireo man says
tho Denver NeVs. His attorney, Col.
onrl B. f. Montgomery, formerly Of
this city, but now Of Salt Lake, Ia In
tow n and told = reporter for tho NoUs
last evening that Governor Woit had
given his word that lao would release
Hite.
The tragedy occurred on September
O., 1891, and Hite was tried shortly
ailsrwAid. This Jury was out thirty
two hours anu compromised ON "A ver-
dict OF murder Ia the second degree.
Judge Blackburn sentenced Hite 10
twelve years In the penitontisry.
Since tho sentence Hlte's attorney
and his friends have been working
nssiduOusly for his release aud 80 sue.
cessiully that now Colonel Mon,g0m.
cry says ho expects tho pardon before
Thursday VI this Wee,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-22

FEiESDs drew another handsome
anu heavy downstairs audience last
nigh, AID QUE that gave tho plAyeri
AMI the play the warmest sort Of com.
meudatiou. There were the usual cur.
tain calls after every act, aud at the
end Of tho great act Of the plAy-thv
lhiri-thc whole company was brought
before the curtain, aud MI. R3yle, the
author, was individually accorded n
reception that must have warmed The
inmOst cookies Of his heart. The All.
mirable play will be- given Tor the last
tlmc tonight
PETE DAuuy aud his company, in'
GLIDING May Irwin and Ada Lewiei
Will appear nj the lhoatet Friday nighl
In County SPORT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-22
populi,ts Organizing.

The organization Of "a local Populist
parly IL going hight along ON the quiet
AZ announced la the NEwson Monday
evening. Al the las, meeting II Is said
10y one VI the promoters that 200 slgua.
lures had been subscribed to their
platform which is yet IN rather an in.
definite shape but which Ia bei x put
into regular form. Ia a short time
they expect ~ openly proclaim their
convictions and plan OF action 10 the
hubble. While u. ~, A lion IL not
taking any particularly active part no
Tar M outward aplearanceh 20, II " ad'
mitted that no Is helping the scheme
alongas much as no can IN a noiaeluss
sort VI way.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-22

u.r has boon more sickness 90 lllr
.hiu iUr tine ialt three y .gr.. au3 Co
mako DO Wutse 90 have uHt lHu
means t1 spend o. enable tleu TO get
np comfort sick PEOPLE like 90 have.
Yet mail ~ uy visIts / have beard uU
.ne clmrlaiu. GJd is uu tuc.f aide.
We were pleased Co see little Katie
Gtuu4 90 Cue Sunday school NU.iuIlny
ID ter many weeks sickuess OF iyphoid
fever.
Some 90 the frmurs are breaking up
moro land. They mean business nud Il
zig e .op, 8B the implement c1mpnuiC.
have drained them u nIIy out u.
svgfythiug. trust thry VIII oil i,.
mpmupr the ytHr uf 1898 AMI tlu
r0tJf OF tlU poets Never Eiyuup tli
be- wiser nnI better.
10 make our winter nights cheerful
we are going lU organic our Iwmlii,
IMInuy uu Wednesday UvguiuW NEST
aud Will assist TIE young Duts i.r,c DID
CERT, which d. iur better than HI mugu
uu.' gHd tsc practice.
luNuINEU
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-22
Basalt Items.

on Thursday, Nov. 9th, at pun.
old Boreas blew on his windy trumpet
with great violence Tor about four
hours' accompanied by his friend Nep-
tune, with a binding snowstorm, CAT.
rylns everything before them like the
SCUM Of tho ocean. On Friday morn.
ing the cold WAS severe. have tray.
elei many miles ON the sea and the
cold coast Of Newfoundland In the
zenith Of winter but | thought last
Friday the north pole had moved 10
gasalt and that tho bailins hal cleared
out I'll the cold weather at u reduced
urloe, To make room for more cold
weather which 40 doubt VIZ shall got
nj the fun OF the moon on the a3ri.
To-day IT'S blowing "a gale from tue
sout6wrst uul Is cold. N Neptune
would turn up some more water with
Mia trident Tor Idaho INA tue summer,
instead OF nl much wind, Il would be-
more tD hia Crulu. But ~ no has been
itlsd tho "b1ss OF the seas" We must
recon- aull guu not complain,
BI-hop a, %, lugelstGom has been
ysry sick, which has CAUSED him 10 re'
main la bod. lie WAS unable 10 at
tsrd conference at RvNburg. Brother
and sister Pope anu family have also
Drun stricken down with sickness
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-22
THE PACIFIC COAST.
Senator Hi,Clell Of oregon o. The
Islands Question.
The Carln par,y.-Seuaior Cniloin'
yi.w.-MiuisterI hurstoHs Let
tcr.-Floods 10 japan.

wAIuNuioN, Nov. 2-.-Sana'or
Mitchell OF Oregon arrived hero SesIet-
day from sau Ffaucitco and was asked
b, nuAssocintcd Pr,ts reporter ttday to
,Ertcss his opinion conccrnipg The alu'
.ple Of the poorleof the Pacific coas'
..wards the hawaiian quesliop. He
at.; "I h1vs tailed with agrtat
mnuy people 10 San Foncisco una at
Other sints on tho Pacific consi hnd
can say the general sentiment Ia thst
iArt II the C.unfry IL very decisive
and emphatic boa thelr oproaHlou W
THAT ne trUpIr there ftcm 10 unuel-
stand 10 us tne policy OF the hdmlhle-
TRITON nrd their unitula huluF'
wien 1 lolt ,hore, was that thl5 poloI
lookol 10 the overthrow OF lhe tN'
isting government. AMI the 70
establishment ut tie queen NJ
declined % SPEAK IN regard 70
tue suggestion Of some San tfauGl'eo
tauufp. that Cleveland be- inn eachtui
On the ground that m such ga event
the stnntu would be the court 10 Wy
him, auI II would be- unseemiy TOT NINA
10 .peHk IA advance. Tue senator ulu
not, how over, hesitate ut saying he ut-
hrvrd the sentiment OF the iacihc
coast was that the picscnt government
OF the sandwich islands ought 70 lc
let alone by the United States. VT
- said hr. go any thu least, n gov
eminent Ia fact which has boon rccOg.
mixed, not nl1ue by our government
Tut by nearly every civilized govern
mtnt VI tho earth, certainly by every
government having representative
Ina Hawaii. WilliHs had teen accfui'
tied to this government by the Pfosi'
dent. H. then, VIZ are cor
rect Ia the Impression, (which
VIZ arc Justified IN entertaining
Willis IN instructed TO use his influence
and the influence Of this government,
either automatically, tufough peaceful
inHtfumoutaliuts alone, OF BY mOAnt o
nsvai dtmpusttaiiUn on the part Of
the United States, TO overthrow the
government 10 which he IL aocto iituI
III, 1 say, this Wow Of ihu case 10 cor
rect, II presents an anomaly IN uipio
maoy. IL presents, l thiug | am sni'
Ia saying, acre heretofore unknown
in theAunhls OF international couTtesien
There would DO ua much consistency
Ia instructions 10 our minister 10 France
10 investigate the means by which th'
prtseut form OF government In tina
county wac inaugurated or the pres
ent administration installed, aud 4
attempt 10 overthrow II aud tcstJto th,
BJutb0ns or Bonapaflisls TO power, a.
there " 10 our effort 10 re.thfono Queer
Lililuokslani, Really u IL rldicui0u
anu would belAughRbio II II was not
matter OF state Importance, even " TN
way were clear aud uunbstruCtrd, au'
II seems " me that our government
might be engaged ia far better businrtl
than In an attempt 10 boust back on IN
throne the deposod queen Of the Sand
wien ihlands."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-22

.tvsrip. alI relations with tine haW.
IAN min aler. such hci un wouil ur
taken nut Tor thu trrson irat We amer
lean people might mos tn'nt Y iair llay,
Nj" ttgit of any msu 90 in.a aud give
-isd.oof a clntr vtray g. always cone
ceeiei. aud to force fhurlnin . ien w.
mi. country would u1 considered uy
't,, ,,opIr n a disposition moi 90 allow
thp rthcr side a hearing. The delaf''
nsnt rhooses to coueiicr the luhl ca.
lion ne n stttumcut by lhuuton, %
vitality Interested parry 90 the ol'clii'
M Inc II waliau affair, ani not lh'
rnicioi abatement OF the Hawniia H
minister.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-22
Supposed Incendiarisn.

Montpelier, Idaho Post; Just as We
90 to press word comes 10 "a from
Bern over the river, that on Thursday
night, while David Kuuz was away
from home, his barn, oorrals and stables
aud two sells OF harness, together with
his cheese house anu all the apparatus
and about $500 worth Of cheese, were
destroyed by fire. There Is no clue 20
the origin Of the FIRE, but hr. kunz
thinks IL must have been purposely set
iire to by some ous as It 10 said the iire
broke out all around the building At
once. The loss will amount 10 $1,000.
We have not heard whether there 10
auy insurance on the property or not.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-22
''These Signs Shall Follow" Etc.

Sister julia A. lyins Macdonald, Of
ct. George, Utah, Is engaged at present
Ia a very interesting labor. She has
undertaken 10 collect all available in.
formation concerning every known
miracle that has ever been performed
Ia this Church, with the expectation
II publishing II In book form. There
arc DOUBTLESS many persons In the
Church who know VI remarkable cases
Of divine healing Or other miracles
which have nuvOf been published.
Sister Macdonald would be pleased 10
nave suoh persons submit 70 hot all the
facts Ia these cases IA their possession.
She Will feel greatly obliged to any Of
the Saints who may know Of any oC-
uurreucus OF this character, " they viii
communicate them To hob at ~.
GglTgu,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-22

VANCOUVER, B. g., Nov. 22.-Ad.
vicea from Japan; Floods devastated
the hptbor u Nogosoki, amt did con.
siderable damage 40 far 40 N0kohOma
anu Toxic. The number Of lives lost
was uugfcBTtained hut ~ heavy, Dis.
trluta on the west coast, bordering on
tho inland sra, suffered most by the
storm. In OknyHtun prefecture lBi
lives were l0st gud 2ilO houses de-
stfoyod. In Nameaquehi prefecture
800 hrhermen were drowned and q
largo number OF unidentified bodies
wrtu Wushed ashore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-22
Todan,s Probate Court.

Estate Of hbram Waters, deceased.
Hearing on final account ana petition
tor distribution aud same allowed.
Estate OF James Durniord, deceased.
Hearing on petition Tor letters OF ad'
minislralion, with will annexed.
Arthur J. Durnford appointed admin
istratoT ON iiiingR bona " $500.
Estate " Hans Olsen, deceased,
Hearing on petition for order OF sale Of
real estate, which was allowed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-22
George Gaylor Next.

An effort will be made g. bring on
tho tliai Of George Gaylob young
Harry Hammond'a alleged accomplio,
In tho killing Of Clyde Robertson, not
pter than the middle Of December.
A. Hammond will be- a witheas IN The
case, no viii not be- taken TO the
Columbia Reform school until the
close Of the trial,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-22
ANIuronTANr FIND.
Anarchist Literature hud Hombs
Found Ia barcelona,

Ana rMAat literature nuN hNthhH
Found Ia barcelona.
BARCELONA, Nov. a. Tue police
this morning unuatthed The hoadquat.
tiers Of tho spanish anarchy IN this
city from which the movements OF the
anarchists In all parts VI tue country
Hfo directed. They arrested Miguel
Nucher, president Of the Spanish nu-
nrchltts, ana Two women VINO have
acted A. messengers Ia carrying orders
H. other points aud TO others waiting
outside the city. The police also Oh
lnined large quantity OF materlaland
chemicals useu In the manufacture OF
bombs, besides q quantity OF bombs
loaded ana unloaded, aud large
number OF pistols and u mass Of AnaTuh'
ist literature. Btsiiea these they 90
cured inorimiuAtiug documents which
will probably lead to arfos,s In spain,
Francs and Italy, besides other
foreign countries. Il IL reported tins
anarchists are already hsoing ftom
~ lin In the hope ofesoaping 10 France
Tho french government has been
asked 10 search all persons crossing
tue frontier aud over two hundred
"reds" arc already under arrest ioi
connection with the recent explosions,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-22
Gone to tho Coast

Arthur Frat, the ucwly.cleoiod city
mar.hal, and his family, have gone 10
lho coasl % spend two OF three weeks.
They will stop over NJ Portland Tor q
few days cu route. The greater part
VI tue vlpit In tue state %. tho coming
MiJwintc Fair viii be- bpuut la San
francisco.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-22

Hymn J. Young, who is employed
at the Destrlt National bank,and Misc
Vilate Currie will become man and
wiio at the residence Of the brIdo's
mother, No. % west Seventh South
street. this evening. The ceremony
win be- performed at $3.50 by Elder
ORION Il. Whitney Bishop Of tue
Eighteenth wnri.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-22
SENATOR oULLo1L
Suggests hnt tho Couutry 80 into
bankruptcy.

Suggests thnt tho country ~ A"A"
bankruptcy.
WAluNGr0N, N1E -2.-lu M w..
tprviuw today Senator Cull1m Of lllsr
expressed tho opinion that Congress,
on rentsumbllng, would taso up tue
Hawaiian question In vigorous wny'
HeHaii there would be o. early de-
mnud Tor all reports bearing 0u the
question. ~ can hardly say," he con-
Uuucd, "what Congress can do o. tho
treaty has been Withdrawn, hut there
~ nothing 10 prevent general t1ptts'
6igu OF opinion by Congress anu ~ 10
tho meantime, 10 should develop that
The queen has bcen restored ~ the
throne by the intervention OF the
Unit u Slaluf, there b. no telling what
might DO done. The country Will not
tolerate kindly the airs assumed by the
present administration. In my opin.
ion ita bost course lie 70 80 into bank
mptcy, where, by IT, policy II hus
i0fcei 10 many good mon"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-22

FtNNuA, ~. Y, Nov. 22.-lhg
much suppressed excitement am uE
tho Luhigh strikers IL Increased by
rumors on men coming from Buullo 10
take thcir places. Tho leaders counsel
agalnst violence but the men cay
ficishls shail not run. Tho ahcrin r.
fused TO comply with the request 90
call out troops.
EAroN. pa. Nov. 2g,--1he Lehigh
s,rikeIH resolves g. call on all still ~
work 10 ] in them. Seventeen ougl'
nccrs aud bremen from the Burlington
4 Quincy, the Baltimore ~ ONO anu
lhu Reading roads arrived hero thi'
morning aud were distributed alous
tho road. Deputy sheTiiis pniTollru
the yards all night nui had consider
able trouble In keeping Suspicion
characters OIL the tracks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-22
Swimming Ont.

The grand jury Of the Third district
court have bosn trying tor the past
two weeks to get In their final report
ana receive their discharge, hut fresh
cases and other matters continue to
crop up right along and keep them
going. To-Day the JutoTs have been
again In session, aud the report will
not, II IL said, be- presented before FIJI.
day ueGl-if then.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-22

CLEVELAND, Nov. -2.-A uNefu 20
aucy hos been discovered ~ over fi''
OlJOUO between tho figures given uy
the local national tnuBH 90 the comp.
,rgllur " the trcssury and fUr ha
uor. The difcferauCi,s 10 ttn .u,.s
occur iu iho sufplus mud iNiIci
receipts. In the ttltemvntsi0 The comp
tfolIef made May Rui tue uuulilT
MAY q. 1873, no explanation " given
except a difference Of one day lu ne
dates.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-22
A nnEiua nassnchuseiis Flrc.

LIICHFIELD, Mas, Nov. 22,-rhe
IRE WHOM broke out la the Dickinson
block at midnight IL not yet controlled.
Eight blocks have boon destroyed, re.
sulting In an estimated loss Of eight
hundred thousand dollars. Besides
Dlekinson's block the following are do.
rtroyru; a i've story brick owned by
], Weber, grocer; two liveslory bricks,
owned by j. X. Dexter n Co., rag
DEALER; Ave story block owned by
John DoOlan, rag dealer; i've story
owned by A. n. Mayo Il Co., stock
DEALER; the GiendRwer motel, the Alb
hey block and part Of the Wright bl0cE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-22

New Yuuis. Sow. g..-p putty hi'
turu,y G.urnl HtEiu mAIu % E1uoh
Don the ulr.mU court ig uhHm.tts, ui-
tore Iuuse Beach today, DrH di-toiu'
ZION Ui tho Madison square uan
900 tre around % irHIlNrnrN, Nc
.puastiuu was mnin Iy tlU ilit.nls 1.
tic lus0Iypnt unu., ,h, only wiittsf
tznmiugu was State Bank F11miutI
Judsuu. lie stated CO." iawNti"s a.
cuplui the aa.ets uy sa 900. JuNf'
beach took tuu paper Huiyf al''-e'
uuuU.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-22

CHICAGO, Nov. ga paper this
afternoon publishes Washington die
patch saying Il Ia ooutdentinlly rs
sarteu at the state department that the
queen WAS restored 10 the Hawaiian
throne yesterday, Gresham nuI ME
colleagues make the assertion In "a
malt,T.0flaot way, rather staggering 60
nnti.guml nisirall0n men. According
To u high official the administration
mas not the least doubt tne queen has
heeu restored. Wilis's report did not
leave the slightest doubt Of thu rest5ra.
ion GU the appointed uay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-22
Lonking for Nnce.

Among thoso who are circulating
petitions for appointment to Office
under the new city adminisIration
when Il takes hold Of tho teins Of
government Aro John r. Lynch aud
T.. o. Angel. Toe former wants TO be
city watUrmgsior aud tho latter super
in,enlunt u wBletwOrks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-22

LONDON, Nov, 22,-lhe house oil
lorlH committee IL considering the
question OF marking llfHigu meat
hspotia ut LiTkenhend "gilled beef from
the United Smtes," It's 80 like the
Fugii,h beet tbs public nre tumble e.
tell tue difference. La fact, the c0m'
mitlue are OF the opinion that large
quantities OF Enpliph beef Ia inferior
70 the American. The committee
.sc0mmeni that dealers Ia foreign
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-22

NEwnuRS, Tenn" nov. IA htc
last niIht destroyed hall dozen nu.i'
mess houses here, eau * ~ Ices N huA
thousaud dollarH. Lee bitlfhaw aul
Pat ~ nau, white, 1ut III. Gilbert
cDiored, irr burned 90 gtath. 10 o. bee
licyud there are other bodies IA ihc
fuita. Several others arc aeriou- ~
uurf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-22
IRON ran \. =. a 60.
A Demand for Taxes Held Ia Asais-
uiCnt.

WAsIINuToN, Nov. 22.-Some time
ago thu treasury department made u
demand upon the Northern American
Commercial company Tor t2s9,OlJ,
being nm abatement Of taxe-, ETC.,
authorized by Secretary Foster, because
tho oOmta y was not allowed, owing
10 the operation Of the mOdue viyendi,
% tIke IT, stipulated quantity OF stalls
ON the ISLANDS curing the years 100, 'Dl
4 i02. This demand took the COM
pauy by surprise, M Il ala not expect
tue arrangement made by Secretary
Foster would be changed by tne pres
ent administration.
a reply hos been made In the form
OF long brief protecting against being
compelled 10 pHy the money demanded.
The treasury department mas referred
the brief To the attorney general, who
has the matter under consideration.