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EAnuEns' UNION.
An Attempt 10 Unite the Agricultural
Intsrrsts 81 tho CountT8,

injurious ~ AhA ANhhAANs
CHICAGO, Jan. l0.-rho national
Farmers Alliance convention here
has taken the flrs, step toward the con.
federation " tho agricultural bodies VI
the United states. A definite plau Ui
organization, 10 Include tho five prom.
inUnt orders OF tho country, was
adopted today, aud committee up.
pointed 10 secure It's adopt n by tho
other unions. the Orgauizitun will 90
called Fnmers' Union. Tue Alliance
mVn are confident that II Will receive
the hearty enforcement Of tue Agtioul.
turc Interests OF all sections The per.
sons at the head OF the movement cay
they have already received tho virtual
endorsement VI the Grange, Fafmefs'
Mutual Bcnefl association aud Patrons
OF tue Industry. Tho FArmeES' Union
will DO incorporated under the
lgws OF Illinois aud gn express
provision shall DO that Ii H.
non.ssotiOuai organization. The
constitution aud bylaws will be based
on the form Of the constitution OF the
United states and the plan Of the gem
rrM government In IT, legislative,
executive anu Judicial departments.
one Of the specified objects Of the cor
pOTation IL ~ promote social harmony
and entertainment for tue families OF
iBolatud farmers,
The following were appointed u com.
mittee 10 hasten The adoption OF tho
plan by the other ordet. Il. j. Bye,
West Branch, Iowa; Milton George,
Chicago; Wells Pufois, CardingtOn,
Ohio.
Secretary Of Agriculture Morton
came ia for considerable adverse critic.
I'm, the speakers saying ihit hu was
looking for political preioTmont and
caring little Tor this intCTess OF tue
farmers.
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DOUGALL IS SEATED.
Tho Printing Committees Action R.
jCiod by tho Council,
LIVELY DEBATE on THE QUESTION.
hatch or Hills introduced Ia Both
Honsfs Tho Assembly Ad.
juurus TIL Monday.

The conclusion reached by Che House
committee on elections, and rnIofsoj
by tue vote OF the House, which seats
uuusall, the Republican, iu rIsce Of
RobtrtdJn, the Dsmocfni, is very gen.
orally conceded 20 be Ia harmony with
the facts anu the law In the Gaze. While
hvo Democrats voted against the fcai.
log u Doulall, Powers, the recognized
loader o. the Democratic bloc Of th1
uouse. voted g. adopt the report Of the
committee. the liouaB now stands 8
Democrats and lO negubilcsns
So Ions a delay 10 awarding llu con.
tract Tor public printing, and dieting
a public printer, IS Unprecedented. n
aynupsla o. tho proceeding hal in the
Council yesterday folh,iyet0tIfugcct
10 given below. The disadvantage Of
tho tolay was shown ia the House
ynstrrdhy, when Narian usEol whore
were the rr. ofs % the Territorial Eu.
dltlr nnd treasurer, and % they WsHn
MT yet lliniuu. lie WAS aulWurtd To
tho pncg. .lat these, with other similar
documents, could not boo laiI before
tbs assgmuly uutll "A public printer
ahould hc elected, or arrangements
mado 10 have the legislative printing
done.
ia zach hsusc the largest batch n
bills for any single Jay OF the prosUut
session, was introduced. The subjtcH
90 which thuy folnlo arc Indicated iu
tho r0u'iun report
Both huu.es adjourned until Mon
Jay next At pm.
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Today's Probate Court.

Estate Of Joseph Bircumshaw, de-
ceased, Hearing on petition for order
otell real estate, aud also on account
Of Administrator, continued till tomor'
foW; likewise the hearing OF petitiou
ior the removal OF the administrator
and objections 10 his account.
Estate OF Hannah Glitfin, deceased.
Hearing on petition TOR letters 81 adj
ulnlstrAtiOn, Jackson ID. Gtifilu ap-
pointed administrator on Ming bond
VI 5000. Order made appointing mp
pralseIa,
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I'VE SHALL MEET ~ mEAvKN."
A MUTUAL caI,lR.

JoLIET, i'll, Jan. l0.-Ernest Lao9rc,
a farm hand, was hanged here today
for the murder OF l2.yeAr.old Mary
Ellen Byron; whom he Wsylaid Ia
tho woods anu attempted 90 Huduce.
de narrowly escaped iynching At the
time,
Just before the execution Howard
confessed 10 the sheriff that no had
taken poison. A physiciFu examined
him aud found MIN suffering from
morphine poisoning, but not severely
enough To cause death. Tho details Of
the execution were therefore huTTiot'
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II Comes Here LONG After.

There was placed on record in the
office OF County Recorder LippmAn
today, In order ~ cover certain proper
~ nam Oh In the instrument, copy Of
the sssiRnm ent Of Il. Wygate OF Deu.
ver 10 Jas. i. Hopkins, also Of that city.
The original papers were filed In
Beaver on slay 10Th, 1898, aud the
amount Get against the Salt Lake
properly IL $1,000. The total liabilities
o. Wygate are givon "a s5OI $50. S5, aud
the assets, s59l SOL.
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nrxiuAN MINUS.
a rown captured by STRAIT
aEUrl,

EL PAso, Tex, Jan. ia dispatch
20 tue mayor Of Jaufc1, says: Chipuhu
10 10 tue hands o. the Iebelp. Tho iirst
attack was made by detachment VI
Irrutlouitts on thu wctt tldc VI town,
which called tue federal garrison o.
that point OF lhe city. Immediately
the Insurgents rushed into tuu city on
the est. Tue masses OF the people be-
Ing In Hympn,hy with them, there 10 no
fcrlslaucu from chat source,
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In lhe Mnna. of a sIob.

NEW ORLEANS, jan. l0,-Vhe new
hus lust buon received from Yves Fee
lioiang pari6h that a negro had ret firt
10 corn crib. A mob organic "a o.
hulsDwnip him. When tho cfowu
reached mis- cabin he opened fire uu
,hem, killing white man named RIl.
cr,a Eud seriously wOundiug the tOu of
tho proprietor OF The plantation. IN,
mob then broke In the dnotH and tool
thtnsgFo cat and hanged him anu
rlddlsd his b0dy with bullets.
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WAsuINGTOs, Jan. lO.--Sucretary
Carlisle has directed the captain VI the
revenue cutter WOlcOtt now at Port
rJwnsend Washington, 10 make a
long search along the west shore Of
Vancouver island Tor traces OF the
schooner Mary Brown, which sailed
from sand Point, Alaska, early In
October Tor Victoria, Is. O., and has moi
been heard 0f since. The Mary Brown
was u tisniug and tupply vessel OF 10
tons ana had II mon aboard. Little
hone Is ontoItaiuod Of finding her.
On eaTnost solicitations OF peTsons In
san Francisco tne secretary has do
tailed the WOlo0tt 10 20 on tbs search.
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An nlcelrle .umnnnl rnII..

NEW Yuuis, jar. 19.-Judsu Barrett
today appointed u receiver iur iAu
rhompsol.llOusion Electric company.
THIS D. merely "a local corporation iu no
way connCc,ui with rho Thompson.
Houston company ~ Boston, inrge
corporation forming n part oi thu Gem
tru Electric mpHny madc up Of the
consolidation OF the Edison. lnJmpeon.
Houston company.
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Jndge ban nm llrnr Them.

Tav Ernest /. Young eoutss! case
will crop w again ia tue probate oour.
tomorrow, when Judge Blair Will
Listen 10 tho representations Of Mrs.
Cluytou's attorneys Ia favor u an
allowance Tor expenses incurred BY
DER prior 10 her Appointment as guar.
dian ~ 1889.
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WAsuINGrJN, Jan. 10. go Senior
RomuT0, Mexican minister, has no al.
vices regarding the reported capture
oil Chipuhua by rebels, bus he says
u "a altos cthef improbable, asChihuHhua
IL tue ca lital 0i its state, strongly f0rti.
lied ami thuru 10 no force OF men In
Mexico which could capture II.
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Humor of Smallpox ON a Mexican
hteRmeE

Cry or MEXICO, JAM l0,-C. H.
Hagen, the commercial agent o. thb
Ward liue Of s,esmorP, wns quostiontu
today by representative OF the
Associated Preis regarding tho small
pnx aboard the Steamer from New
York now at Vera Cruz. Hagen said
81 have no more particulars about the
5eguranicS." lie added tina. the IN
formation might be- obtained ~ thv
Ward cgmpRny's offices IN New iorh'
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N,grots Immi.fatipr.

LiTriE ROCK, Afk., jan. 10
Finy negro iumliCs living "a Monroe
county, by agreed 3 10 place in the
hands Of Governor FmlbaUk oil thGir
property, 10 DO toid 10 deirny their cH-
psusta, nave arranged with thu Amofi'
can Colonization society, Washington,
ID. C., fer transportation 10 Liberia.
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Gold Mining Property In Oregon.


The BONANZA Gold Mining and
Milling company Of Oregon, Ia a cor.
porailon that was orgaaizsd under the
laws Of Titan last year, by two brothers
named R5ss OF Joseph CITY, SEWER
county, Mtuts. Caldwell, Fatnes anu
Hutton Of tuis city, lsaaG RlidlB Of
Mant, anu IL. IL, shelton OF Baker
CITY, Oregon, who N superintendent
anu manager Of the o5mp.uy's mining
property, IhH latter embraces three
claims Of goli.beafHg quartz, aud
twenty acres OF placvts, all located
about siK miles from WrtheTaby sta.
ton, Oregon. The company owns and
Is operating i've stamp mill.
The vein u the quartz ledge Il about
fifteen inches wide, anu the last aver
ncu assny on lot VI thirteen tons was
$40 pur ton. Mr.. Joseph Moss, agent
Of the company, brought 10 this office
today some samples VI rock taken from
this vein, IN which numerous spoCks
OF GOLD were plainly visible 10 the
naked eye. From this vein about
3, 500 was taken last yeah Four men
will be put 10 work next week, anu W
soon hs spring weather arfiyus this
force will no incre tHud. The Outl ok
IL very encouraging " tho stOoKhOil-
eIa.
Water with which TO operate the
placaf5 has 10 DO stored, but AOtwiill-
standing this dlsAIyautagV, ABOUT
81 100 was taken CUT Ia Two months u.
lat year by three men.
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The NEWS BY WIRE.
m, Tariff Debate Continued With
ths Steel Rail Amendment
SEVERAL MuRDrRERs EXECUTED.
An order for Cinnamon to Register
rhursion OF For Washlusion.-
From Mexico.
TYr prsERrr NEWS BUREAU,
20 ID street, 4. T.,

IuE DEabkhl NhNs buNhA"i
30 B Street, +. T.,
vAsuiNaroN, Jan. l0.-lspeoinll--
r.e nix contest about the tariff oil
-.l,diy and today was chiefly
...g the Democrats themselves on
J.u1ns proposed amendment 10 put
-.,. rails on the free list Wilson
,,mg 1, the rescue Of his bill ON the
amendment adopted. Diizell attacked
lshns9n on behalf Of steel rails, but got
wsn,ej. The amendment was re.
lseted. 100 10 40, nearly all Democrats.
There was great confusion and iur-
moiI and Iisofder 10 tho House today.
The PENDING question IL 20 substitute
the agricultural schedule Of tho SIC
Klnley bill In lieu Of the agricultural
schedule Of Wilson.
Pa Afa,iai,d Frut
wAauSoIoS, Jan. 10. - In the
House the report CT the committee on
elections "a contested election case,
O'Neill, president, was ordered print.
Cd.
The confederation Of tho tatiii bill
was then resumed, the pending amona'
msnt being that Of johnson, ohio,
uiarlng steel rails on the free list.
Wilson asked unanimous consent
that three hours be- nut aside next
Monday for the consideration Of
aot.udfnsuta tu the EuunF Cheuult
agreed 90.
Daztll then proceeded with his
sueoch, begun yesterday. lie toguu
by rccnpitulatlng the charges that he
made against Johnson He had shown,
he sald, that johnson manuiac-
turtd certain kinds Of street railway
rails, behind the protection Of 100
PATENTS and wanted railway railu
10 10 10 the free list; that he coetccd
his tm,l oyss In the face ~ winter and
starvation into accepting wages OF one
third cash and two.thirds ecripI that
he made an untrue statement and hal
altered the stonographer's notes; and
Mt last hle script mad been hawktd
about tho streets " JohnslOwn aud had
been b0uehtAt discount by a relative
Of johnson before II WAS redeemed At
lAru
johnson replied to Dalzell Ia semi.
humorous vein. He (Johnsoul did
not claim 10 be philRntnropist.
JohnBon'a amendment to put steel
rails on the free list was lost, 10 10 100.
Henderson, Iowa, offered an amend
ment 10 substitute the present law for
the agricultural schedule, aud u long
debate ON agriculture ensued.
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HANGED ToI MURDER.
Tho Tragic End OF n Criminal
Career.

LEBANON, No., Jan. il0.-wilson
Howard was hanged here today for
the murder OF deaf mute named
Morris McMicharl, Ia Maries county,
In 1859. Howard was n Kentuckian aud
was ut one time mixed up Ia one OF tho
bloodisst vendettAs known IN that
state. MchiichRol was stopping
with deaf mute friend. VIII
son, representing himself as a
detective, went 10 the hOu0e, took
McMichnel into the woods, killed and
robbed him OF $50 anu ned. he was
tracked ~ the Pacific Coast anu found
Ia = California peuitontiary. When
the term expired no was brought back,
convicted, and today hanged.
1--WE SHALL MEET IN HEAVEN"
Wilson Howard who died by hsug-
Ing at O;l7 this morning, the penalty
for his murder OF tho deaf mute Nc.
Michael, carly this morning was
baptized by Methodist Episcopal
minister aud on the scAfiold he said:
"FTiends, one and all, We shall meet IN
heayen.0
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BAN FHAECIeCO, Jan. l0,-rhe
Chinese Blk Companies today isauud
o circular ordering Chinese laDOTon T.
register. Up 20 the present time very
Tow Chinese have registered but Il y
believed they win obey the order.
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A cRI.I.IN TIL EAR.
scarcity of silver an the principal
cities Of 0htna.

HOSu KONu, Jan. l0.-'rhe silver
crisis Ia Increasing In souteness In the
East aud the situation IL further COM
plicated by tho scarcity NJ currency
at Shanghai, Hong Kong Aud
Singapore, owing to the decreasing
supply OF Mexican dollam, Mexican
change not having adapted itself 10
the heavy fall IN silver. Tho present
position VI affairs may easily become
dangerous.
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WAsHINGToN, Jan, l0.-rhe state
ment that extreme suffering eXiatE
among tho Indians at Pine Ridge
agency Is discreditod ut the bureau u
Indian affairs. Tho oliolals ridioulO
the assertions that the ludlnns are
"dying OIL Ike sheep"
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NEW YoH,, Jan. i0.-lhc death
fcorO IN the Delaware, Lsckawanua O.
Wgatcrn accident Of unokUusncH wac
increased to n today by thu doa.h VI
Charles Il. Minchncr. Edwin NJ.
CLARK aud ChrI6tinu ArnUli, injured
in the wreck, are both In a critical cOu'
Ultl0u
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ONE FIrND LESS.
A Hsariisss Murderer Dies ON the
GHiiows.

CASDo, n. d., Jan. ls.-Aibert
ia July last Of his uncle,
and four young cousins, was
employed by kroider on the farm aud
conceived an unholy passion for his
nitoen'yoar-Old cousin, Annie, who
rejected his advances and threatened
N Inform her father. Early on the
morning Of July 9Th he went
10 his unole's room and sho,
him TO death. lie then went
TO the kitchen and killed his aunt
while she was getting breakfast. Annie
was locked In his own room. He next
Killed Bernice, aged Is; Merry, ii;
Mary, and David, 7. In answer 10
Annle's applications lie spared the
three younger boys. He then, with
tho utmost coOluesp, compelled
Annie 70 get breakfast with the
b1dy other mother lying uu the kitchen
h9ot After breakfast he took the girl
TO his room anu then TO tho barn, out
raging her repeatedly, tod her fast
anu locked her In the barn. RE thuu
took a horse aud made iOr the Mani.
toba border, but was captured. Only
by the utmost vigilance on the part
N the authorities he was saved from
lynohing. The execution took place In n
valley a mile south OF town AMI iully
Zoo people from the surrounding
county gathered ON the surrounding
nils as early as sunrise TO witness ~.
Bamberger spent the night playing
cards with the guafus, alto n hearty
breakfast this morning aud showed
lllile eigna OF excitement rs tho hour
Tor execution approached. Ito refused
70 see any clergyman.
Bamberber calmly bRdo farewell 10
his friends and then assembled the
suaiiold. He again refused to hear a
clergyman. His last words were; 81
am sorry Tor my crime and hope NO
Une will follow In my foOtttets,
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PnTsBUko, Jan, ia receiver has
been APP Ointsd Tor the Pittsburs Bras
company. IL has an extensive plant
IN Allegheny and employs 800 men.
The nrsots are 100000 And tue llhbill-
Tics {l75, 900.
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Anorr nInErALLtsNL
an English y. +. Ex9grsgcs siis views
on thc question.

LoNDOS, Jan. 10 80 Sir william
Henry Houldsworih, member OF
parliamon. Tor Niuchultpf, com
sstvatlvp, npcnhing At bunioc
declared that until bimciAlllsm wrs
adopted by all COMMITTEES c1mmcicc
would NOS receive my permanent hrn-
eft. England, no audrd, was Tue only
country in EurIfo which f"iu q 10
adopt bime,ailism. lio expressed The
hope that the government would co.
operate with the other governments "a
an effort TO secure more permanent
system.
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WIN Bo Running Tomorrow.

The Third district cour, will be in
session tomorrow. II il expected that
Chief Justice Zane Will hear the Koons
habeRs corpus case, anu Judge BaTlch
may possibly listen TO motions In his
uuugFtment.
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Ex-Governor william CASTOR ~
Huston Dead.
BOSTON, Jan. 10. Ex-Governor
william Gaiton, O.p Of ,hu greatest
lawyers AMI most prominent Demo.
UFau Of tao slate IL dead. lie
was admitted 70 tao bar IN lsiI aud
was mayor Of boston tuTilg the great
tite. Ia 1874 no was elected governor
OF the slate ny 1000 mJ0rity over
Talbot. Since then lac has remained
Ia private liio and prsU.icsd law.
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PmLADELrIuA, Jan. l9.-rhe con-
dition ot George w. Guilds, proprietor
OF the Pubic Lodgsr, THIS morning wau
reported iayOIaUiv. tie rested we'll
during the nighg but issull very alex
man.
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ST.. LoGIs, Jan. ia special from
Birmingham, Ala, says a posse hAf
been organized by Sheriff Dexter OF
Blocton. lie had terrible battle ~
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Nerlhrrn rnclnc onIeer. le.Irn

NEw YORK, Jau. l0.-The treasurer,
secretary anu general auditor " tho
Northern Pnclnc have resigned be.
cause the receivers refuse 20 pay them
salaries for doing work for the present
management. President Ives has
made an application TO tho courts for
al order, directing that the salaries Oi
the objects named ou paid.
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lians draper, carpenter, fell from u
scaiiold at the Midwinter Fair on Tues,
lay aud bis back was BADLY sprained
and II is feared ho IL hurt internally.
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WAsHINGTON, Jan. l0.-ComptrOller
Eckels announces that tnH Flfst Ma
lonal Bank Of Great Falls, MONTANA
which has been In trouble, will resume
shortly.
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rrur0Hu.u looked uJculinL he moved
taat thU mltar ~ rlpclur ~ public
liutpr loon tue table until tine print.
Iu- thogIi uo disrorut 90. Carried.
Action Wu8 taken 800 some minor
matter, when ih1 Council ali0urned
uut ] Monday utEt a. IN.
HOUSE.
The committee on elections reported
10 reference 10 the contest OF DouraI
W Robertson, and unanimously rucum.
muutol that the fDtmur be- stated.
Allen made an exhaustive uXU.tla.
ton Ui the facts iu The care, iuI the
manner in which in1 committee
reached ila conclusions, AMI .af THE
purpose used a map OF the district
Involved.
Powers aud Nebukcr intcrr gated
Allen at come length, iu the iutrrcat OF
tho siillnl mpmlss who lB Duu1.
cat Tue vote on tlg adoption % tlr
committed Trr1f, was by uyr and
moss. ltti.uu u ayes, D n9us.
On motion oi allen, tuu clerk Of tho
House notified tito 5,gru,Rry OF the
Territory That ME Dluaall Wus present
ready 90 Orsw0fu 30. Later wIi. VAS
received 90 the clCc. that the Secretary
was Hu, To-. town.
The lolllwing was submitted.
MAJORITY REroRr.
COMMITTEE Rooms.
Jan. ~, 1894.
Ir. 5prakci.-A mpjOli.y % your
iIiut cUmsii,uu ON pubic printing 60
whom WIS referred the several bids iof
legislative If.nting, Dcc leave ~ rtIUr,
that we harn accepted the bid Of the
salt Lake Lthu.upliug company.
t5igucdl T.. W. TAYLOR,
VI. X. PAiaUNs,
\. g. piuNAN,
q. W. IOwEls.
Piuonr, chairman o. thc House
puuiing committee, nfked that both
reports lfUm that c1maitttu liu on the
table until lac fhsilI receive from M.
laN Tor 81 the Council committee tuc
bids, that hu might read them " the
Houlu. Later tho matter was maize
special order Tor Monday.
The following bills were introduced.
BY Nafiau: a lsudiug section 3Ulu
Of tue Compiled Laws. Committee on
Judiciary.
by SuuiJf1! Amending the present
law relating 10 the payment Of Jurors,
Witnesses, etc. COMMITTEES On wayt
anu mcnaP.
By Hatch; Repeating chapter 10,
session laws Uf 1880, giving a bounty
on wild animals. Committee on ways
anu means.
By Stanford. Amending chapter
40, scssion laws 10 1892, relating to
school lands. Committee On ways aud
means.
By johnson, by request, amending
the pfuiont law relating ~ tho beluuI.
Ink VI waters. COMMITTEE on iudiui.
ATy.
by JOHNSON. To amend the present
law relating 10 asscssmsuts Of STOCK iu
corporations Committee on iuJicl.
AIRY.
By Wines To provide Tor the pay.
munt Of b0untits to raisers Of sugar
breis. Committee On manufactures.
Pars0uh moved that tho reports
from the printing committee be- mude
special otucr Tor heKt Monday. Car
riui.
II. II. 20, relating 10 the time ior
commenci4g civii actions, came up on
recommendation OF thp COMMITTEES that
10 be- rejected. IL was rejected by a
unanimous vote.
Niuoa ungied report from J n.
IFelyos, court commissioner Of the
First Judicial district.
Adjourned until Monday next Ri
pm.
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Sc. LOUIS. jan, ia special from
Chi uhua, Mex 90, locates tho rebels
VINO ats reported 10 have captured tue
town eighty miles away.
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Thursion cn Route to washington.

CHICAGO, Jan. l9.-Minister Lorain
A. ihuTsIOn from Honolulu, passed
through this city en- route 10 Washing
ton this morning, He says ho bsars
important dispatches from hia govern
ment TO the United States government.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-19

OTTAWA, Ont, Jan. lO.-rhe EE-
change hank assigned this morning.
The depositors viii De paid In iuli.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-19
OFFICIAL REPORTS.
The ntnziiinu Minister speRbs About
she Present situation,

WAsnEGtoN, Jan. l0.-Mendonca,
he bH2Iliau minister, says his gov
irnmeDt 10 only playing the waiting
game. There nre, he says, two courses
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-11-22
The st. Cloud relief committee

The st. Cloud relief committee
has about concluded its good work
at Milaca, having distributed 1900
among the needy settlers, with a
balance Of $8l6.99 yet to be ex-
pended, besides the promise Of
$500 from the State commission.
The Milaca fire sufferers have rea-
son to bless the generous citizens
of St. Cloud for the timely aid ex-
tended, and we know that the set
tiers do feel grateful. The UNION
again thanks the St. Cloud people
for their muni6cent contributions
to the sorely- distressed re-sufer:
ers of Milaca and Borgholm.