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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-23

IN care Of an oil tor chilli while she
weut on ofrand 10 neighbof's house
near by. bho heard tho children
scream and rushed back TO the house.
She AMI her friends did cvcryihius
tncy GOULD do Tor the pUOr little thing,
but % was burned badly, especially 10
on the fight side. THu little sufferer
fingered twonty.iour hours anu thea
died. The pirenis are plunged In the
deepest grief over their loss. She was
their only girl; they have uumbsr OF
boys.
The boys wound up a rabbi hunt
with "a dance last night the losing
party bearing all the expenses. They
killed eight hundred rabbits, whieh
mems perhaps about three thousand
lees fubbim next spring. rhry are gd-
lug 10 choose up for another hunt soon.
M
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CHICAGO, Jan. ga petition has
been iile I'm the United States court ny
n. II. Rowland, ono OF tho Northern
Pacific receiver, that the Wisconsin
Central DO asked topsy TO the Northern
Pacific receivers all the earnings oi
the road above the operating cxpeusbs,
under n contract made Dec. 9th. Judge
Jenkins entered an order requiring tho
receivers Of the Wisconsin Central n
appear on Feb. lat, aud show cause
why the agreement should not DO lived
up 10.
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DEs MOiHEs, Ia, jan. 28.-The
miners in ton Of the largest mines In
this district, numbering about nin0
hundred, are Idle today. The miners
~ mass meeting decided 10 accept a
reduction, making the price per ton 50
and 90 cents. The operators offered 10
make the price rs and so cents. This
the miners declined anu IA strike was
ordered.
Three operators agreed TO pay the
price demanded, and the work IN three
mlneA 10 proceeding.
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ONLY ONE SIDE HEARD.
Tho Reply OF Elmsr u. Jones May Show
Different stats Of Facts.

Attorney Elmer b. JoHes Of this city
will doubtless shortly make answer to
civil suit hled against him by w. II.
Smlth,the lumber m reliant, IN which
tho plaintiff accuses the attorney Of
having converted 10 his own use about
$4,000. faIi 10 have been collected on
notes anu dtaitsOn his behAliand which
no states Mi. Jones failed u turn over.
Prior 10 taking up his residence In salt
Lake Mr.. Jones was IA legal
practice IN Provo city, and II ia while
there, !! IL claimed, the notes were
given him Tor collection. Mt, Jones
was formerly president OF tho National
Bank OF Commerce at Provo. At the
time the notes were given him TO col.
ltO. he was the attorney for tue bank
aud the bank IA made = cO-dciondnnt
IN the suit. The plaintiff declares that
he has made repeated demands for the
money, all Of which have proved un.
suCcessful
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NOT IN THE SHOwp


II was Just hve minutes before the
opening Of the Territorial Supreme
Court this morning when Colonel Mvr-
ult (thu chief IusIice-slect for Utah)
walked leisurely into that sanotum, In
which there was already small
spriukling OF members OF the bar.
After saluting those around him with
a fralernal "good morning." no Jocu.
larly observed "rnis show mus, 90 on
without me today" and then quietly
walked Quito await tue arrival Of his
commission. Judge Zane stated, while
on the bench this morning, that the
new chief Justice would most likely
qualify some time tomorrow; 20 1t may
90 concluded that the expected com
uiisSi0n 10 NOT now lar away.
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nIsMARoK Ann wILnELu.
The Emperor OneTs tho IN. ChasceIIor
wine aud Congratulations.


BERLIN, January 23.-The emperor
has sent bismarck bottle OF very old
vine with an autograph letter eon-
graduating him on his recovery from
his recent illness. Bismarck sent a
reply, saying he would call on the
emperor next week.
The greatest Importance Ia attached
throughout Germany 10 the reconciliR.
ton, especially In regard " its effect ON
the internal policy OF the government.
IL being announced that Bismarck II
Ia full accord with CapTivi anu Bril-
berstcin, the agriarians arc downcast,
but commercial circles rejoice. A
general Tise in stocks followed the
announcement. Every where there ID
evidence OF rejoicing At tue recOncilia.
ton between the emperor and the
grand chancellor.
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Morals and Self Conirnl.

Professor William M. Stewart will
deliver lecture In the Twenty -iecond
ward meeting house tonight, tegin.
ming 1880, In the interest aud under tie
auspices Of the Young Men and Young
Laolth' Mutual. Improvement AssociR-
trail"
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Ieoo EmnIoye. aud Won.

WHEELING, W. Va, Jan. 23.--
Twelve hundred pottery employees are
on strike a. u result OF proposed cut
In their wages. The managers de.
m9nd u reduction OF ten per cent anu
in case this Wilson law Ia passed TWEEN
~ per cent. The men quit anu az
leaied to the National Brotherhood Vi
Pottery workers.
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win Rosume work.

CLEVELAND, Jan. 23.-In the United
States oiIcui, court today the injuLc.
ION obtained several monta ago by tho
Edison Electric company against tho
Buckeye Electric company, prevent
ing the latter from manufacturing In.
caudsscent lamps, was dissolved. The
Buckeye works will NJ once resume
operations.
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CRNTRg lOiNr, ARA, Jan. "a
News has Just teen received from Polk
county uf n battle between william
aud Crockett Aiize on one side anu two
brothers ned Dauiels on tHo other.
The quarrel WI, over rome business
transactions. The Mlzu boys are both
killed anu one OF the Dauirlr died
shortly afterwards, All arc moon.
rhinUTa.
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FOOD For WHALES.
A Keen Suggestion ON Yeyed AlImgn.
iary Problem.

SALT LAKE CnY, Jan. 20. 1894.
Editor Dcssrd NcgG
l think tho suggestion which il
csutlng 10 much merrimont amongst
certain persons, that a bounty be paid
for the propagation o. whales, Is very
happy one aud slngularly apropos 10
tho present condition Of some Of our
iricnds. Mark Twain was once asked
by correspondent whethor or not the
ealing OF Dish furnished brain food, to
whicn the humOriat replied! Eye;
you ougnt 10 cat a whair." Hence
the anxiety Of certain prfsous 10 have
whales propayated. l perceive by one
~ your morning contemporaries, that
scmo people, presume those above re-
icfrut 70, arc exHfc zcd about food for
tho whales. How would " DO ~ feed
them on Delta rhis7 IL mean no dis
respect, but Delta PM are tho two
letters OF the Greek alphabet which
are the Initials Of dam-phOoll. There
IL one objection, however, aud that 10,
tho feeding Of any number VI whales
with this class OF food would not only
decimato but l fear would depopulnto
the ranks OF those who choose 10 make
fun Of a proposition Of exceeding value
10 tbs Territory. There IL encourage
mont, however, Ia this thought: tie
opponents OF tniH really useful ptopa.
sltion are using tnclr strongest am
munition, fiul, that Is ridicul.. II IL
tho most dangerous weapon truth has
to contend against anu generally the
last used when the distorted c1ulte.
nance Of tue yanquishcd p3lcmio regis.
| tiers his defeat. Whether VI no. tho
Delta PhiB would bn all Tod 10 tho
whales before the whales would IN turn
furnish brains ~ the Delta Pnisis
U H. ID.
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Oh Land.
Special TO the NEWS.

NTTTITT 70 w ENTW0a
BUFFALO, wyo., Jan. 28. - The
county clerk OF johnson county res
ceiyed ninety.seyen locations Of oil
lands for record last week, These
locations which comprise 10, 500 acres
OF laud were made by Omaha parties.
Capitalists who have Investigated the
matter arc satisfied that Central
Wyoming Ia destined to outrival Ohio
aud Pennsylvania In the output and
quality Of It's oil.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-23

PARIS, Jan. ga bomb has been
iouni inside NJ the main entrance ol
MnRnz.ns du Pfintempi, on BouleVatu
Hsuzmaun. Tho fituman who us
covered the bomb managed 10 eN'
tinguish the fuse before " caused et'
plosion. II contained chlorate Of pot
alh.
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BURNED TO DEATH.
A Shocking Accident Ia ParOWan.-A
Big Rabbit Hunt.
corrG,pondmte DrsrnEI NLws'

PAHowAN, Utah, jan. 10, ls9i.-ou
Wednesday last, the l7th inst, the
little two.year.old daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin skougari, OF this place,
fell into the Ore and was fatally
burned. The mother lei1 tue little one
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form. n the Plpuli.ls cannot get the
ID mccfals 10 ado1t their idea, they
will drop Il and help to pass the Demo
cratic measure.
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Robbed alta noteL


Sreciaifc ne NEWS
Rocis spRisus, wyo, Jan. o.
NIX 1dlemsu, n wholesale liquor
dealer Of Cheyenne, was robbed Of $3.50
ut the Commercial hotel IN this city
last uight No clue cal te found 10 tue
parties who entered his room and took
The money IRON MrIdleman'e clothes
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NEW YoRiS, Jan. 23.-Judgo Wal
lace today appointed T. q. Plat, Now
York, and NJ. X. Perry, Providence,
II. l., J0iIg receivers oi we New EI =
land road.
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Jealousy and nurdsr

NEw YoRS, Jan. 28.--John O..
Shea, ex-street car conductor TINS
morning shot ami killed his wife and
then fatally shot himself. Jealousy
was the cause.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-23
ISDIAN ArFArns.
The House Committee Diyidsd ON the
NnraiInn ~ AuanIa.

wAsuiSGrUN, jan. %. - Picker,
South Dakota, pfocipilated a ilght In
the House Committee on lniiHn
affairs, by presenting for c1nsidcratiou
bill stipulatinR that none but civilians
be appointed Indian agents, thus doing
away with tue recently establishod sys-
TEN Of uUtaiiing army oillcefs 70
fcuh duiiuf. the cJmsliiieB u greatly
divided on the subjeg. aud the ilsltt
may DO transferred 10 the door VI the
HJuau.
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4 HOUSE WRANGLE.
Farther Consideration Of The Wilson
Tafa Schedule.
.re,arnEE AND WITHOUT BOUNTY
f,,e Traders aud Republicans join In
the Battle.-The Coal Schedule
Under Discussion.
-.r DrsEREr NEWS BUREAU,
40 IL Street, 5. IL.

40 Is Street, 5. T.,
vauNaroS, ID. O., Jan. 80. --
t4.r,il-Ovor two hours were CON
...i IN a wrangle, the confusion
lam concerning the effect OF ytsier'
.,i preceding, whether a certain
..l-s. ment had the force Of n subsh-
.s,.. The decision Of the committee sus-
nissd this construction, the effect
icing tina, al sugar goes on the free
M without tah1 or bounty. The
Republoans Joined with tho free
raiders after the protection Demo
cf,ts had sillei tho bounty provision OF
the Wilson bill.
The coal schedule IL now under dit'
eusHi0u. - ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-23

Madison, VIE, Jau. %. - John
johnson, Minneapolis, the skater, to.
DAY covered q quarter VI "A milo In 81 !
seconds, flying start Tue best previous
record IL DOnUghuo'r, 30 sgcOnus.
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market, however, soon lost It's fever.
i-uur-s 4uu Stuaul .usa F e. Ynthi 4ei
trtnu.h "a. ylus f1r ius de noe - T..
The general market opsn d fairly fra.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-23

RoME, Jan. 2S.-Bdnod Populdoie at
BrssoiA has applied for m0foteIium.
The assets largely exceed the liza
blllties.
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Tender for Indian niiI-.

CALCUTTA, Jan. 23.-Tenders have
been invited for January 8Oth, for fur
th,r issue Of lndia bills to the amount
OF E2,5O0,000.
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Editor Chiids better.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 28.-George
w. Childs was better this morning.
Ho Is now considered out Of danger.
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no rRUTH IN an.
Sovereign Denies a PoWdcrIy
Rumar.

DIS MONIES, Ia, Jan. 23.-General
Master Workman Sovereign says there
Nh effort by POwloflye friends 10
Dust him from office and reinstate
Powderly. lie declares there was no
irregulArlty Ia his election,
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AaRADUATrD ISconE TAX.
fence's Amenumon, In Behalf oil the
PopuIisia.

WAsHEGToN, Jan, 2S.-Penco, Col
giai0i Ia behslf Of the Populists Ia
Congress, will offer an amendment to
lhe Income tax blll when It comes up
lor consideration, providing for grad
ualod Income tex; s2in0 to $1,000,
ltf cent; $4,000 TO $50, 900, per cent;
s"O U0O TO 100000, per cent; s61,O01
y 100000, 4 per cent; over $4,000
2 per cent. This Is in accordance
Win the plank In the Populist plat
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MI rnoNIN nuRpEn.
Cause OF Deatr could Net Ale Ascsr.
tanned

CHICAGO, Jan. .8.-rhe defense on
the Coughiiu case continued toiuy
with the testimony Of experts 10 tho
effect that the cause OF Or. CrOnin's
death could not DO determined, owing
to the deoompOsod state Of tue remains
when found.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-23

When the minutes Of tho previous
session tFniay ils) had bsen read by
Clerk Bachv the following opinions
weru delivered:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-23

There was au unusually large at
tendance Of attorneys at tho opening Of
this mornias's session u the Territorial
supreme court All the Judges were
upon the bench, namely Chief JJstioo
l'ne, Associate Justices Miner, Barleh
aud smith.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19
Indian Creek.

Mn. EDIToR-Dear sir.--As q read
er Of the Great Family Weekly, it is
always q welcome visitor at our home.
And We enjoy reading the great story
in your paper. I must say that The
CHIEF has secured a great circulation
during the last year as it seems to be
in every home. I must say you de-.
serve credit for the great paper and
for the reason you will not print any
thing that viii SANDER anyone and es.
pecially any community. There is an.
other thing I like to read, and that is
your correspondence al it brings US
news from friends and others, which
w might not hear from. l notice
you use to. have a correspondent from
Indian Creek, but I notice that he has
not corresponded for some time. 1t
is a good thing as it gained several
subscribers for your paper in this vi.
entity. X. P.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19

At a prayer meeting in New Jersey
a democratic brother prayed that God
would cause the democratic party to
hang together, whereupou q republi-
can present cried. Amen, Amen. Ills
led Che democratic brother to make
the following comm eudation in his
prayer: "Not, q Lord, in the sense
that u republican brother means, but
in the spirit Of accord and concord. "
ANY cord will do Lord; any cord will
d." interjected the republican brother.
The pastor immediately made q rule
that hereafter politics should be kept
out Of the prayer meeting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19
Leader.

Since its first introduction, Electric
Bitters has gained rapidly in popular
favor, until now it is clearly in the lead
among pure medicinal tonics and altera.
tives--containing nothing which permits
its use as a beverage or intoxicant, it il
recognized as the best and purest med
icine for all ailments Of Stomach, Liver
or ~Kidnays.-It will cure Sick Headache,
Indigestion, Con stipation, and drive Ma
iaria from the sy stem. Satisfaction guar.
anteed with each bottle or the money will
be refunded. Price only 5Oc. per bottle.
Sold by G. l.. Getting,
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19
Guaranteed Cure.

We authorize our advertised druggist to
sell DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption Colds and Coughs, upon this
condition. II you are afflicted with a
Cough, Cold or any Lung, Throat or Chest
trouble, aud will use this remedy as di.
rected, giving II q fair trial, and sxperiene
M benefit. you may return the bottle and
have your money refunded. We could
not make this offer did we not know that
DR.. Kiag's New Discovery could be relied
on. 1t never disappoin's. Trial bottles
free at q l.. Cuttings Drugstore. Large
sizs zoe. and 81 90.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19
Houses in New Zealand are all one.
story and straw.thstched.
What Betsy Ann Has to Say.

Says she: "That air gal of Dekin 20.
gram, she don't know-why she just don't
know putty, SO she don't. There's that
air gal, she burned her hand awful. 40 she
did, and instead of a putin on Haller's
Australian Salve which nd tuck all the
fire right ont and jist made it git we'll
rite OF, so it would, why, she just put on
a whole lot Of stuff and-and-you jes'
bet she'll know better next time. For
sale by Deyo & Grice.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19

"If you don't look better, feel better.
eat better and sleep better, bring it back"
That is what We say when We sell a bot
tie of "Parks' Sure Cure" II you are not
feeling just right, il your head aches;
your stomach distresses you; if you are
"out Of Sorts aud don't know what the
trouble is, why don't you try a bottle on
this guaranteed plan? I'VE will take the
chances II you will take the medicine"
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19

What is it? Il is a bottle. What Is a
bother Syrup. Why do I see IL in so
many housesS Because everybody likes II.
What is it for? For Coughs, Colds and
Group, Whooping Cough and Censump-
ton. What is its nsme' Parks Cough
Syrup.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19
IBuckIen's Arnicn SnIvc

The best salye in the world for outs.
bruises, sores, Ulcers, Salt rheum. fever
sores, %tetter, chapped hands, chiiblains.
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi
tiv,ly cures piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cents mar
box. For sale by Cottinv. -
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19
0Octs.. Cash

on and after January l, 1904, 9Octs., will
buy five tickets emitting holder to one
gallon Of head light oil for each ticket,
or some number Of tickets for gasoline
at M. b. McNitt's.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19

This is the season Of the year when
the surprise party comes on your
premises and squats. The party
tracks mud all over your carpets,
scratches your furniture, eats your
winter'supplies and with a big speech
presents you with a knock kneed rock
ing chair tied with q red ribbon,
which must have cost s1.75. Then
the party goes away and says it be.
lieves you have corns, your wife false
teeth, and your children are howl.
ing Apaches and your furniture all
shoddy. Finally the party thinks
you knew it all the time and only act.
ed surprised.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19

When Baby was sick. We gave her Castoria-
When she was . Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoris.
When she had Children, che gave than CsstoriA
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19

Experience and money cannot improve
DR.. Sawyer's Family Cure, because It is a
perfect cure for Dyspepsia, Liver com.
plant, Kidney difficulty and constipation
DeyO Il Grice.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19
OUR EDUCATIONAL COLUMN
BY d. NJ. HUNTER. co. sUpr.

-
The educational meeting at the Elm
Creek schoolhouse Dist. No. b was .
success.
There was a good attendance Of
teachers, patrons, officers, and pupils.
After a talk on the subject Of public
school education by the 60. Supt. a
short RECESS wal given, after which,
some questions we're pretty thoroughly
discussed by those present. Some Of
these ara as follows.
Who should cure for the schoolroom
after church or other public meet,ugs7
Should . teacher punish for an Of.
fence Of which he has only Sircum.
stencirl evidence?
Can a teacher make q success Of
teaching and have other business on
his mind?
Should whispering be allowed in
school?
Is there anything gained by teach.
ing q child at homer
Is drawing necessary in country
schools?
Of what kind of men should a
schoolboard consist?
How many yards of black board
should a school have?
Can a pupil learn as easily after he
has became the age Of twenty as be-
fore?
In the discussion Of questions pre-
scented at these educational meetings
we try to arrive at the true answer as
nearly as possible. There Is nothing
that helps n to advance in knowl.
edge more than . free discussion Of
practical questions in which persons
express differences Of opinion.
On Thursday evening, February /,
an educational meeting will be held at
the Francis school house in district
No. 81, if tho weather Be favorable.
About fifty persons we're present at
the teachers meeting held at Guide
Rock last Saturday. The program as
printed IN this column q short time
ago was carried out 10 full. Every
question was given its proper share Of
attention. Some excellent papers
were read and some good talks given.
All the teachers who were absent
from this meeting lost by not attend.
ing it.
The teachers present we're not
asked TO enroll but We shall try to
give the names OF oil that were there.
Besides visitors the following teachers
we're IN attendance:
Prin. Jos. Dresbach, Carrie L Bill,
Prin. H. z. Probasco, Mrs. Myra D.
Fletcher, Sylvester Frisbie, Lula G..
Barber, II. W. Cox, H. Maude Orchard
NJ. M. Million, Cora CARRIER, John W.
Vaudiver, Lors E. Mcbride, Lottie
Roby, Lillian Clark, Ella Woert
Emily Ogilvie, Orpha Petit, Mabel
Day, Alma Peters, Lulu Aver.
Miss Alma Peters was chosen secre.
tary.
The next teachers meeting will be
held at Red Cloud on Saturday, March
10th, 1894.
The county board Of supervisors, at
their last meeting, wisely ordered the
enlargement Of the superintendent's
office in the courthouse By having
folding doors placed in tho partition
between bis room and the one west Of
1t. This will make it much pleasanter
aad more convenient on examination
days. All applicants for certificates
know that heretofore the Office has
been crowded greatly on the day of
examination.
The state apportionment has not
yet come. The delay ia caused by .
county superintendent neglect to
correct his report to the state super.
iutendent.
What Is II? II is a bottle. What Il a
bother Syrup. Why do I see II in 80
many housesS Because everybody likes It.
What is IL fort For Coughs, Colds and
Group, whooping Cough and Censump.
tim. What IL Ga uamaS papka, Nou0h
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19
Headache and Indigestion

Can be cured. II you don't believe IL try
Beggs Little Giant Pills. Sold aud war
ranted by Deyo Il Grice.