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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

ZuRIcn. Aug. nat the international
demonstrations in fasor q 40 cisht.hoor
day and universal peace. The com-
mittee's suggestion was finally adopted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

In the bout between the beer seller
and bser-drinkcr last evening. the former
got the best Of II IL couldn't very well
Be otherwise without hbeling the his
tory q beer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

PxRHkps the chief merit u President
Clsveland's message lice IN the fact that
the Denver newspapers are displeased
With Il
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

Banx RUTH IL anxious 10 have tho
question settled one way or the other.
A t~o weeks debate viii not be consid-
erred for a moment
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

wHkrEvtR else the United States
senate may be dereiict IN doing. IL Ger.
sainiy sdioerus with great punctuality
and Frequency.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

wouHoS'r Il bs a good idea "a lock
congress ia seesion. without bread or
~aser, until THE silver question i
seftled.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

RoNK. Aug. ia Severe earthquake
shock occurred along The Adrisflc oo.zf
and IL Is believed there has been lsrre
loss ~ life. The shock Was most severe
in the southern pot AZ the coantFy.
more particularly IN the prosince q
Foggi The telegraph sire 10 Bod. On
the north coast az 0arganien Pf0inon.
tory and 20 Manfredo. - the south q
the Promontory. are down and IL IL -
Jet impossible - Get details from those
plAcea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

Esrrr Is threatened with disturbance
because shs Khsdive insists upon ruling
his country 10 suit himself contrary to
British Ikea France 10 mixed up in
the case
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

CoxeRsss should devise souae scheme
FER senexinx The Ohio democrats %
Coiaraio. That. ~bere they belong.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

RoNE. Aug 1.-The pope vas suffer.
ing yesterday from another attack - his
old stomach trouble. He condlfa,a 10.
dsy showed some improvement
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

DuxE vExsars has not yps cabled hi.
thanks fss the splensiid testimonial fsni
raised Cor his relisf.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

orsen Bowen i wheat grover rs~id-
Ins Al Crosby. Michigan. last spring
be leased - acres a land and sowed IL 20
wheat When Ne harvested the heat he
found that Ne hal produced 81 basheiS
AZ 20 cents bnshel. the price he vas
offered When he attempted b market
the zhrat. his crop Vas xorth slf1 But
$40 was less than the drst cost Of pro-
darlion and Mr. Boxen i naturally dis
appointed tie gives the toiiozing -
~. ..f...l 60 II .....l....1i.ln.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

There is not an empty store in LApeer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

By this statement il appears that Mr..
Bowen "a si0gi worse OF than he vas
before be rented the land II. however.
tae coss Of ploaghing. s250 al acre; the
cost u harvesting. - cents an acre, and
other incidentals be added. the total cost
u his crop would aggregate s2i0 Inre-
ally. therefore. Mr.. Bo0en Is loser 10
theexfent u sbouts97 on his years work.
Inasmueh A. The Ohio democrats have
declared that the republicans have
robbed the people under tho protective
policy. Mr.. Bowen seems to think that
lis wheat deal Is q case Of free trade
suicide No such an example Of posi-
tive hoss 10 farmer can he
cited within the history OK the
republican party's control Of the
government The farmers are getting
back the interest on last years political
fnvoofrnent
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-30

- Oherfarten. Offer Wopitdten In
GROCER Iusmabl. 8bpfer & Gena.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-30
mebr gu iebem ; riwabrl@einlid, bab td
benft, 1udt er Did,"

n,ebr gu ieben ; rwabrl6einlid, bab t9
benft, iubt er Did,"
Sn srOBter Sr0bli9feit babeu mir
unler Weinerl trunfen unb bant1 bab
t6 aiast: rainber, sebts beripeil In
@arOrob unb bolts ben aletberfn0bel,
i'd 5abl!" @enn infer Ssri6ant pom
3a6len bort, 19iebt CT 10 9leid ab.
Das mar msill Slid. 8ie id aabl,
iast Der 9ellner: ,@eltns, Ma6ar1,
Die Bed bon oorber fantt ib aud glei9
ba5u MAIDEN. SIR SEER Sobr bat
siast, Sic perSen Mles be3ablt1 ; i'd.
bab inn namli6 Die Nednuas MADDEN
miiiiem unb oa bat er siast: r9iein,
metn Sieber, baS bereinist Die Dame
Wfaria Stuttgart, bas lit rldmlih meine
Weutter, Die pofitif a mai cine RebOut.
bat iebn molll." SD mein mid trifft:
Der S9lag aber 10 betl bin ib bod
auf Der 8later, bab i'd aud ridt aus
laden laB. SD bab Sablt. Gum Sell,
rer aber bab i'd giast: nDa babens Elm
Wtarfl Trinf9elb /; menus meit1 Sobn
leDen, Dahn llegr1ef9 TIM auf meme
gerantfportung bel ben Sbren ooer
baue,s ibm Elm paar Watldeu runter,
neil er ieine Mfutter 10 alleill iiseu bat
lalien!4 Der &ellner bat mfrs per>
iproden unb Id miinl6 bon 6er3en,
baB er icin Verlpre4en balten fat fOne
nett. Sd binn ban1l fort uno mir linb
nod in elm Saffebaus aaltseu, mo td
bel Der berrl6enoen Sibelitdt balo meis
nett Corn oerminben bab f0nren. Nber
idle6te 2eute gibts bieies beltatiet
nit freunoliden @riiBen
Sbre gartS ersebene
Wt. Wural.
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Nad ben neuelten Wadriaten

- Na6 ben neuelten Wa6ri6teu
aus Griebri6Srub fdeint Der @eiunos
beits3uftano bes Girlten 8ismard gu
ben ernteiten 8efir6tunsen InlaB gu
geben. Ct leibet fart an neuralgia
l9en S9mer5en unb an S6lafloIigz
felt unb feline @rdfte lafen ii6tli6
mad. Sein BulS lit iehr f6ma6 uno
iein ioaft 3iemlid reger Mppetit 1T gang
gei6munben. Or. S9menniager bat
ibm einen ipfurtigen &limazW eafel
anempfoblen. aber Der patient min
erft nod bic @ratulatioa fetner
6reunbe an feinem @eburtstag entgez
aennebmen. Sic bur6 fein altes Be-
men : 2eioen berporserufene 8Iutitoz
dung ma6t feinen 3uftanb nod I'M
10 beDenfiither.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-30
gisaoIuaiide @at1ieI. Der 9bi.

Yib9olasii@e MGtbiel. Der Ybis
loiopb Descartes slaubte iid bon einem
S1attenpelen perfolgt, bas i'm beltan.
big Smatts, Die @abrbeit gu erforl1en
unO 81 iasen. Der enslii9e Dtdter
8ope bate einit III @~egenipart eines
Greunbes cine Siiion, Die bieien nid)t
tuentg erI6redte. Scope glaubte einen
Mrm gu jeben, Der aus Der @anb ber,
poripu4s. @oetbe er5dblt, bab er emit
fem etsenes @beubtlb erblidte, als Oh
oieies auf i'm b%eranfame. 8pron
9laubte wteberbolt @eiltererlheinunsen
gu leben, unb Ben Sonfon betradtete
ei1mal cine gauge gta9t lang feline srobe
Sebc, I'm melbe berurrt er ~beitdnbig
1ataren, Turfen unb Nbenbldnber, Die
matchmaker fdmpften, erblidte. 8eetbo.
beit, ber befanntli6 in ieine1 lesten &c.
bensiabren gang taub mar, bebauptete,
fpentt er lpajieren gebe, feline Sgmpbo'
nieen beutli9 5n b0reu, 10 ais oh lie
mirflid aufsefiibrt miirben, urb Der
Wtaler Sptnello ma9te feinem Qeben
ein @nbe aus Surdt Dor Sen D1mouen
ieines 8il6es Der Sail Der @nsel," Die
CT INNER um lid fab. Die 3dbisfeit
unb ii9ere 8ube, nit Der Sliper @roms
nell iein 3iel oerfol9te, erflirte er oa.
NIT, baB linn einif etue f6atteubafte
S%rauenseitalt erl6ienerl mar, bic i'm
aurtef, 6aB er zines cages Der sr6bte
Wfann in England lein merbe.
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@~eoameenfpaae.

gu..,. ...c.. m...,: a :n..
. xosna GU ploBsr wtaun euei ", " ere &C.
aSogn..7 aII oas' worlH oe "noereH leHe
S~.pa~e ie9ea'
sSenn man anfaast, eas 2eben ;u perfeben,
perfteht oas aebeu uns nidt iaebr.
Sc gibt Reniden, bic ourd lire btoBe Gri,
fteua Die Weui1beit ~perleumbeu.
g3iht mynn ,rou ;,oe,St;a,e arborhs;,.,,
uidt rnebr madt' IN man IN, JnrSsr,, mem,
man fe nidt ,nebr per,eibt.
Ssneu man bod ME etrpas bort.
Manaes nabnls isin uue!id NIT mebr,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-30

Gin Sranm. Sn 0torens, 70 be-
ridtet etne Gbronif, lebte CUR 3ett beS
9oren5o MeStci (147s) Elm iunser
Mann, pelder in elmer 0ia1t lebbaft
trdumte, Der srobe fteinerne 06me, ,pels
der NIT offenem Raden Dor Der bon
ibm fiiralid beiudten Stride ftanb, babe
iba 9ebiiien un6 5a 9ooe bertpunbet.
Nl8 ct am anoeren Morgen nit etrigen
Treunoen auf benz @ege gu bieier Stride
fid befano, er5dblte er ieinen Traum.s
Chen ruaren fie BET benz Stanbbilbe bes
96ipen ansefommeu, ba itredte Der
Sinslins nit ben Worten r9tun beie
5u. Du setpaltiser 0eino," benz 0omen
ietnen re1ten Nrm in ben se6ffnetem
8a6en. Sn bemlelben @usenblid aber
iart er lei6enblab 5uriid. Gtn siftiser
Sforpion, uelber In benz 06menraben
fetne 8obnnns anfsei6lasen bate,
bate i'm selto9en, unb nur tpenige
Stunoen 6arauf mar er cine 2eide.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-13
UTAH IN CONGRESS-.
NJ RAuIins Carries the Day Against
the AHsniiAuts.


wAsiuSGroN, Dec. 1.-THE House
began tue discussion OF the admission
u Utah TO statehood. Tho principal
polnt ut Issue was whether the ennb.
log act should contain provlso im.
posing paine and penalties Tor POLY.
gam0us marriages, the contention on
one hand being that the state should
come In on an equal footing with other
s,ates, unhaudicapped by such pr0vi.
sious, on the other that as IOlygamy
had been stamped out by the federal
statutes, and ~ the admission OF the
territory would repeal that statute,
Congress- should make II practically n
part VI the enabllng not.
Morse, Of MASSACHUSETTS,, opposing
The bill, made vicious assault on
Utah and Mormonism, recalling all
the outrnges OF plural marriages, the
Mountain Meadow massacre, blood
Gtonement nnd ths revelations OF tue
endowment house.
Mr. RaWlins, the Utah delegate, re.
Piled To Mr.. Morse and wOrsted MIN
very badly. Ho opposed this amend.
ment proposed relative 10 polygamy ~
too complex, but expressed his Will.
ingncss 10 accept simple amendment
prohibiting pOlygamous marriages for
ever.
Harter opposed the bill on lhe ground
that II gave this epatsely settled west.
ern territory too much influence In the
Senate. The general impression
seemed TO be his real object was 10 pre-
vent the election OF two or more free
coinage Democrats 10 the Senate.
Tho debate will conclude tomorrow.
Az most Of the Republicans have
Withdrawn their opposition, 1t IL eX'
prcted Il will pass by an yeTwholming
majority.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-13

"t0r tho Foes fifteen years ! HHHH fuTarrd
from tult dreadful disease, railuH. Do HH.
uuYU1 mO Uui hue 81 nfst. but Hnu.H each
year that tbu dHfasc gradually became WUrHu.
tuDu many different remedies IH tIVIuF o.
check iia progress. hut uf BOO atH|
% suffered with headaches HuI palms through
The tDmu Ua HuI UurHr afnHfuHH every few
daTH over mE rYUa. whiHh fclt IIau H..Hr. 90 I.v
were 'FIUE uI WT uotf Ny nI.r HI. sI.Hu.u
up. 81. ur1li seemed nllgd WIfI HH uHHt.lt.
ton, and lt umUs } could scarcely .tt NV
breath. NF hearing became Impaired Nos
and cold 0 IaHUs DARED over u. body Sly
Nulft would uHipItltN with 800 IuH.t rFurfIuu.
MN memory waH poor I HhtHHrI HHf UfUU
ryitHt uislt. nui would gat up FeaHuf trri.
Dad no ambition tIr work aud HF 'Ifu arUmyd
doomed ~ De one ul misery ur' uUu" 90 thu
remarkable HEilI uf Dr.. NauH1HII and u.ffott.
through thn fust'muuIHn Of ufUHu. lion [
Thought wuIId give turm tfI.I
"l wont 90 Ira NauHl.id Hrd IIaafira ONCE
On thC uullY uuudlufi aud lUFl. their Uu4t.
Wuut. Huu HW pleased Co HfHtu tIAt IutUtI
uu improvement after tHu uHai UratmruI IS
now life seemed Go take hold of Hy. fHT uUae BE-
clear mT tHrIHt FREQ from H.#IfuUf'Hu. and
WT breathing natural . cannot tU.I sou In
words tHC FfHfltuf# fcol fuT uH. Nsuar
anl lHHru, Doe nuFnuu calling uu nc val
E.a3Iy state my Ca.u persona IY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-13

OMAHA, Neb., Dec. ia young
mSu, giving the name OF Johu Dos,
was sentenced to one year In jail Tor
lmptrSonating u posIoiiice Inspector.
Ills object haa never boon discovered
Some weeks since at Ktarnoy, Ntb.,
he arrived on u Union Pacific tralp,
direct from Chicago, ana at once calltu
on the poalmasler, introducing him
self as an inspector, aud said he would
call anu 20 thr ugh the eiiice after
dinner. Tho uillcer'a suspicion was
aroused, and hu was arrested. IL Ia
limited that he was trying to get hold
OF letter concerning his family that
was TO have arrived IN kearney that
Gay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-13
TELEGRAPHIC.
CHINESE QUESTION.
Secretary Gresham Anxious 10 Have
II Settled.
new TREATY CONTEMPLATED.
The GearJ Act Satisfactory to the Chi.
nese Governm 'nt.--lrade Rela.
lions 10 be- Extended.

wAnftNdTos, Dec. l2.-lt ia prob.
able the state department will soon
enter upon negotiations looking to an
Adjustment Of the relations with China.
The enactment Of the Genry law will
10 regarded as an iniraction OF the
existing treaty. II 10 understood that
Gresham desires 10 make an extension
n, trade relations and privileges with
China, tho central figure Of his ad.
minislra,ion. The secretary Ia known
70 have little faith In the future Of our
made relations with the spanish
American republics, and has made no
communication for an Rpproprla.
lion to maintain the bureau Of Amer.
lean republics.
m IL known that Yung Yu, the re-
esptlv arrived Chinese envoy, comes
,xpressly charged with the negotiation
Of a new treaty. The Chinese govern.
nent Il satisfied with the amendment
10 the Geafy act, and IL not anxious 10
extend the privilege Of immigration for
their people, but II eolicitous Tor thcir
protection end privileges. The Chinese
ilatesmen sly they regard with favor
Aft extension OF trade relations with
the United s ates In preference 10 gov
rfnmeuis having n more aggrrssive
foreign policy.
The coming negotiations will om.
bfaco settlement OF the question Of
immigration, the treatment OF the
Chinese already here, or who may
hereafter come legally, and the protuc'
lion Of American citizens reading In
China. At the Chinese legation II ~
inlimated that the minister l. hopeful
Of changes In tho treaty, but IN not
disposed TO promatutely anticipate
Them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-13

The Australia, that Instructions would
DC received by f. later vessel for i'm.
mulilig restoration.
Pending the Ausirhlia's coming,
several important cabinet council
meetings were held aud II was deter.
miue1 90 meet the pr0puscJ restoration
0i monarchy by the combined forces
Oi the government. Orders were at
once given 10 those governments hay-
ing, OF o. nave hereafter, wafships In
the Honolulu hatbOr, tuat no nation
would be allowed 90 land troops with.
out the written consent Of the pro-
WHousl government. This notice was
served upon tho foreign diplamItiu
corps iu writing ON the 95th oi Novem-
ocL 10 Is intended % DO final from
ibis uate. Two hundred aud nty
men were put 90 work certifying tbs
executive bull ling. The vuraudls
were fortified with three tiers OF sand
bags. Tho root Will 30 similarly
treated. Companies ftharp-shOotgrs,
all trained men, viii occupy the four
corner towers from the basement %
the roof The preparation thus far
made viii allow the government 10
uuuule with great rJslsiuuCp force Of
from $50 90 500 trO1pIlu tbu executive
buIiuiuR, anu ammunition aud stores
have been provided ~ Withstand a
continuous attack Tor one m0nth VI
more, eh0uld hUstiliiios break out. The
water supply cannot he cut Oh, as the
executive building Il supplied by the
afiesihn well ON the grounds.
A careful inquiry has put the Associ.
ated Press IN pUasostiOn u the fact that,
in case uf defeat, the revenues " the
government have already been stcteird
au1 the government Will DO foofgau-
ICED at other hCafquurtUfs, dciying
Cleveland aud thu restored monarch.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-13
Trun,buiI Interviewed.

DENVER, Dec. l2.-Rscoiver Trum-
bull, when asked about the continue.
ton Of the Union Pacific contract with
the Rio Grando between Pueblo and
Trinidad for trackago arrangement,
said he supposed tho contract wsuld
remain IN force, though ho could make
no positive statement regarding the
matter. Likely no will 70 10 Omaha
In few days and discuss the situation
with the Union Pacific receivers, who
arc ordered to turn over the depart.
ment OF tue Gull system to him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-13

lrontoi by a stranger, who said! "DOos
your cash bslnnce2D
mo" said Robinson, at doesn'ln
The stranger then said: 81 sent my
hoy over To-Day fot stamps, aud he was
given to- many. I've brought them
back. This viii probably balance your
cash.
Robinson extended his hand for the
stamps aud received blow on the
head with n club, which knocked bin
senseless He was unconscious when
found three hours later. The thief Lett
no clue.
As the robbor escaped through a
window he dropped money packages
containing $3.50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-13
ktoriin tiis Accounts.

CitLYENNE, Dec. la.-A. Richards,
an iusurn CO agent, disappeared from
this city Fix weeEa ago. The general
" this sun lngurar cu company Of San
francisco arrived in tho city today
and reported that Richards was short
$4,000 IN his accounts with the com
lauy. lilo IL grand chancellor VI the
huighia " PyIhiaB Of tho state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-13
An Old Settler
Tells an Interesting story Fifteen
Years Of Suffering, but Relief
Was Found at Last Words oil
Praise Greet the Slilful.

sisry 0f much interest 60 iHHHO who suf
ttf from catarrhal troubles DEL Col. D.. WtI
known unU u.Ehiy respectable l.I. UIu u..
lived boo -Hi taIo forty three I0.#. Nf.
clara %. Woodward. IhO u.Ht fH.UU rafrs
owing ta nn Haffttatcd case of ,ltHHt Irt
relief uga fuHHu no lnst through 600 s.I.HI
Treatment ut urH. Mansfield aud Es..u. Iu
CONVEX ton with the wfiigr che relates the
following.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-13

IoNuoN, Dec. 9.-rhousands OF
unemployed met nt Tower Hin and
listened TO addresses by James Keir
HRrdle, the socialist member OF phTlia.
mrni, Frank Smith and others. Hatdie
said lao intended 10 move adjournment
OF the commons today to call the at.
tentlon OF parliament to the condition
Of the unemployed,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-13
Zion Medical Institute

Located permanently a. Rooms Sol, 3lJ,
800, DooIy lrOJ Building, Salt Lake
CITY, Utah.
EOtlccl-A registered physician
occupies the consulting chair Ht tho
Zion Medical Institute, sud business
~ continued ns before, 80 month
pays the BIZ 60 all who apply during
this month.
rrerIhluts AI diseases of tho Eye, Iar,
Nuav. Throat ana luusH. 400 Chrome Diseases.
umcu hours 90 30 .m.. 40 3pm., 1tou
pm, tuudhys, "a AN. 81 D p.iu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-13
rns IlsiInn E.eltsment.

PALERMO, Dec ~. Tho excitement
al parinCl continues. Tue muuicipnl
guards have fsd and the populacc mas
forced tbs provision dealers TO lower
prices aud have refused 10 pay the
ocirOin duties Tor three days past.
Bands OF peasants ARE securing tho
country to prevent laboIers from going
10 work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-13

ViESSA, Dec. l2.-lho Prague CO.
crcl0u measures were debated In the
foirhafath. Tbs young Czgchs yigOf-
ously opposed the measures Rud vio'
lentiy attacked the government. The
admissions 20 the public galleries were
greatly restricted, gu a result Of the
precautions taken against OutragUs
similar % that in the French chamber
nj IrmmLLna
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-13

b, CHICAGO, Dec. l2.-CAshier a. J..
Robinson OF the wholesale stamp de-
pnftment Of the Chicago p0stuillce was
NE victim Of n daring and skiliul rob-
hrfy AZ 1890 O'Clock tonight. The oH-
uct sum Of money stolen 10 not made
Known, lut II Is believed to DO several
thousand dollars.
Robinson was alone In the office
when a signal rep on the door, such ~
u only given by employees, was heard
openlng the door, Robinson was con-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-13

HONDLUlu, Dec. ., via San Fran.
cisco, Dsu. H., prr steamship Oceanic.
Copyrighted 1893 by the Associated
PUHl The steamer Arawa was held
over until noon yesterday TO allow
Hon. Mackenzie Bowel, minister "
trade aud commerce. 4 Ottawa, Cana
40, 10 address the Honolulu chamber "
commerce.
MT. Bowel was accompanied by Mt.
Theodore II. Davies. Application was
tifst made 10 President Dole TO use his
iuilucnc0 20 call the chamucr Of COM
mCfrU t0Eotut 10 listen 10 Mr.. BOwollH
COMMERCIAL p.oposi,ionp, which arc
known 90 have had u aemi-poliiical Zig
uifcauuc.
Members Of the cabinet were seen
shortly after the meeting, and even
their guarded expressions OF o. iniou
concrtniug tho intent aui purpose Of
Mr. Bbwcli's pglplsitlju showed that
the real scheme behind his speech, A.
reported, was preliminary tOa proposI
fir nov trsA.y q boz entered into on
the part Of England, through Canada,
with Hawaii
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-13

BoaToN, Dec. l2.-NathAn Mathews
(Dvm.) was reelected mayor OF Boston
by plurality VI about 1000. The city
voted iOT liquor license.
The elections throughout the state
Today for municipal officers anu ON
Tue license question resulted generally
In Republican victories and the adOp-
ton vi license.
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THE rARirr mat.
Further charges Made by tho
Committee.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The sched.
ules U. the tariff bill were completed
today by the ways and means commit.
tee, anu a portion OF the afternoon
devoted 10 the administrative features
OF the bill. Tho Republicans think the
bill will not be submitted before Sntuf.
dsy next, while the Democrats expect
10 submit II by Thursday.
No change was made today In the
sugar eOheduic. Tho committee
changed thu malt schedule again, iu.
creasing 10 hom 20 20 80 por cent. rnr
duty on cut diamonds has been reduced
from 10 per cent Ia the iirst bill 10 the
present rate Of 10 per cent.
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AUBURN, Gnd., Dec. IL. - The
Church furniture factory was burned
early this morning. Loss 100000,
George FfedcrlckR, night watchmSu,
was burned TO death. II IL reported
that he WAS bound by robbers aud
burned In tho building, TO which they
tOl IRE.
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$500 PER MONTH.

All patients placing themselves
under treatment before January
lat will DO treated until cured at
the uniform rate Of $500 n month.
Medicines furnished Tree. This upplles
TO all diseases.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-13

FL PAso, Dec. l2.-A letter just
received irom "a man now engaged IN
tho Disturbances headed by General
Canuto Nerl, says the rovulutionlsta
recently captured and hanged General
Vicente Niluda, u the federal army,
formerly supreme court judge,
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CHICAGO, Dec. i2-Snerld o. T..
Hendvrson Of Solan1 county, Cab,
reached Chicago today aud identified
= prisoner nj the central station a.
William Williamson, wanted In Cali
iOfnia Tor murder. lie was arfpaIui ~
week ago M tramp as be fitted the
description Of Wilson. The Huiauo
county tnlcefs were commuuica cd
With, resulting In the above.