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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-05
NO FEAR OFTHE TROOPS
Strikers Ditch Trains Despite
Their Presence.
WILL ARREST PRESIDENT DEBs

oiney Teiegraphs Orders to Indict Him and
His Assistants For Conspiracy II Possible.
California Troops overawed by Armed
Strikers and Driven Into their Armory.
CHICAGO, July 5-Thc day has been n
quiet one in strike circles, barring oc-
casional fluTrios. which were held in check
by the police and deputies. backed up by
the regulars from Fort Sheridan, for whom
the strikers have wholesome respect.
Trains arc once moro moving at Blue Is
land, the turbulent element having sud
denly simmered down when confronted by
certain wicked looking pieces of ordnance
and glittering bayonets.
The Chicago and Northwestern resumed
its passenger service, which is moving
regularly. \ special grand jury will, IL
Is stated, be called together soon for the
purpose of indicting President Dcbs and
other leaders of the American Railway
union.
After the troops discmharkcd ut the
stockyards strikers vented their spleen
by ditching the two rear coaches of the
troop train and disabling the engine.
The Illinois Central announces that the
suburban passenger service will be ~
sumed today. The santa Fe and the Al
ton service Ia still crippled The Balti-
more and Ohio service Is normal, Nickle
Plate freight service Mt n standstill and
passenger trains irregular. The Chicago
and Calumet terminal is at standstill.
The Michigan Central got out u train OF
40 cars of meat today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-23
midas FINANCIAL GAME.
criticism Of thc british Prtss.-The
Eugiish Government Aware of
the situation.

LoNroy, Jan. GA dispatch TO the
Tim a. from Calcutta thyf There was
another very heavy fall In exchange
today, tho condition Of the money
market bcing almost one OF piulc. II
is feared SECRETARY o. State Kimberley
may hcgcpt any rate Offered Vt the next
sale Of council billie. II IL certain sec.
Rotary Kimberly can command fair
salca II be only holds out week or 30
longer, tut tho fact thas hc may sutten'
der it cripyling all bus.ntss.
A Dispatch - thu Tunes from Hong
Kong says tuu breakdown ia the Indian
government In attempting 10 maintain
u h0tiuJug ra.n OF oXonauge, while
leaving the future NJ uncertain ag be.
fore, has had the worst possible effect.
Business IA Shanghai and HOngkong
Is pAralyz.d.
The GiO5o says the Indian financial
prospects AgB In q state Of chaos, aud
without tendency 20 satisfactory
solution. The 0iJ5s remarks that one
great experiment. mas Collapsed aud the
fevefssl 0f the attempt IN June TO tuu'
jec, political economy 20 official regu.
lati0ns really amounts 10 "a confession
OF failure. The whole financial situa'
tion IN India must LOW be faced aud
the Intervention VI a sound economist
Ia wanted, with u largo commission to
overhaul the whole subject aud with
pfop0rtiUuaio power to give effect to
his recommendation.
Thu 50. Jdmss Ga :ctte severely crit
ici4ss tbs past Indian policy aud saya
after the dem0flllzing trades In June,
tho Indian governments unfortunate
czreriment has completely broken
down aud ~ tarIy futrcat from IN
uutunabie petition also means that
Glaus,0nps government IL at last alive
10 tho hazardous auI desperate nature
Of tue financial game tho Indian
authorities aru playing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-23

Half II kola nut will, says Mr.. C. +.
Scott Elliott, In mis- report on the botany
ofSierra Leone, enable man togo with
out food md support great fatigue for
"a hours or more. II IS an excellent
nerve tonic, and Is especially good for
keeping tho brain clear and active ut
night. ltprevents sleep, however almost
too thoroughly, and should not be token
less than four hours before bedtime.
Il is said 90 remove Immediately and
thoroughly the uusteadiucss and stupid
10y duo 10 drunkenness. 1t grows freely
everywhere, thnyes wherever planted,
seems TO require no special condition OF
coil aud yields at tie rate Of $500 per
acre, Another property attributed TO
this nut Is that Of rapidly clearing foul
water and improving beer,-Inyenlion'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-23

: Of tho greatest muslin underwear
one.
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Ladies' elegant Mualin Drawers with 2
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-23
wlii Rorniyr tho naudils.

WASHINGTON, Jan. %. -General A.
heCook haa been notified OF tele-
gram received nj tho war department
lflhi the Mexican government, giving
warning OF an apprehended raj
tci1s5 the border Into New Mexico.
AloCook replied that troops are
t,s'ioued south Of silver City and
f1l Blyard, where no bandit can
,lo'a tho uprdsr without discovery. II
sny attempt IL mads the bandits will
70 captured or worsn will happen.
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New YOBH, Jan. a. quo HoraidiS
Dispatch trOu MOHteyldeJ, January
2ud, aays; Tho route iusurgent army
IN RlJ utaudu uo Sui, pursued by
General Hipolyio anu fofccs, baa At.
fiycd rs Santa Anna aud Wal push on
tomorrow for Alegrettn or Uruguayaua.
The insurgunts declare tho prolonged
siege Of Bage exhausted their Ammuui.
tiOn AMI provisions aud thhl this alone
proycutel them from giving battle TO
tho royal forces. PeixOtO'a fleet Is
Sill there, but will soon 20 ~ Bona
Ef0nEe, by Peixoto's directions.
RIO DE JANEmO, jan. 22,-It 10
impossible for ycssela u discharge their
cafgoes nj port, owing to the yellow
fever epidemic. Tue deaths average
eleven daily.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-23

WAsHINoToE, Jan. 22,-In the Sen.
aio tho resolution OF PETER, question.
lug tho authority OF the PRECEDENT and
secretary Of the treasury 10 issue bonds,
came up. PETER said n 1t can be true
that the secretary OF tho treasury, In
cooperation with the President, IN
making u now law, IL Is In violation
o. the Constitution Of the United
sIatsp.
AZ the conclusion OF Potler's 70.
mnTks, the debate reverted to the silver
question, IN which Allison, Teller,
Gormnn aud others took part. The
resolution went over TO n future date,
when Stewart viii make some Remarks
the subject.
AZ ii2O p. m. the Senate went Into
executive session and at $3.50 nd.
burned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-23

Daifour Urges England 10 Look To IIsl
Defense.

LONDON, Jan. 22.-ATthur J. Bal.
four, leader OF the uniOnists ia the
house OF commons, ~ ke this evening
before q meeting la Alanohenlur ON the
eubjec OF tho imperial defense. Hu
uiu not believe any government was
JusuHed Ia expecting long era Of
peace. The French aud Russian gov
ernments were pushing forward with
all speed tue WORK In their dock yards.
Certain movements made OF late years
Ia Aeia were only too obviously di.
Tected against England. II Is believed
the English people are amicAbly dia-
posed toward France, but II must be-
admitted with deepest regret that the
Freneh are h0slIle 90 England.
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deemed ana cancelled and all obligations
satisfied. The compiny il authorized
10 issue new bonus 10 the amount 81
S70,000,0 900, to run sixty years, hut 10.
dsemable at the pleasure OF the United
States after ten year,, the bonds b.
draw interest NJ the Fate OF o per cent
aud 10 be issued from the United States
treasury. A provision in the
bill restricts the Issue OF bonde
to thirty million before the let
Of July, 1897, aud authorizes the
President " tho United States prior TO
that time TO suspend the issue OF bonis,
which suspension shall remain In force
until Congress may Otherwise direct.
Payment Of the bonds, principal and
iatefest, IL to be- guaranteed by the
u ui,ed States. II default Ia the pay.
inent Of inlcf1et before the canal Is put
In operation, the Pres dent of heUnitei
States can fofeclosc.
OF the capital stock 81, 900, 600 IL TO be
Issued 10 the United States In consider.
alton Of It's guarantee Of this bonds OF
the com pany, Six millions Ia 60 be
Issued TO the government OF Nicaragua,
sl,bl0,OO0 10 the government OF Cost,
Rioa and che remaining $4,000. QUO Is
10 be ditpDsed OF by the company. Oi
this amount, $500, 900 is to be Issued
Ia payment OF expenditures already
made on the canal. The company is
authorized TO offer the remaining &c..
00O,0On OF stock Tor sale and use the
proceeds exclusively for the consttuc'
ton Of the canal. The company 4
prohibited from selling any stock cx'
cepl for each or at a less price than par.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-23
Yanns nI.mrreI. In.nIlea.

BERLIN, Jan. 22.-After years
absence, Herbert bismarck today
attended the annual festivities Of the
distribution OF orders. Emperor vii.
liam did lot notice him, although lie
spoke 10 many others.
When the dinner was over and the
emperor arose to address tho guests
Individually, Herbert Bismarck war
placed Mt n point ia the halt circle
where tho emperor was 10 pass. Be
fore he came 10 Heruert's place, the
emperor turned purposely anu avoided
him. Wnon no approached second
time, Herbert bowed. The emperor
nodded Ia return, but did not speak.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-23
Inc mnWnIInn Innniry.

WAsiuNuToN, Jan. 22.-JOhn Me.
Caudlesa, who was a member Of the
Committee Of safety at Honolulu dur.
lhg the revolution, was before this
senate subcommittee ON foreign rela'
uona today. He sustained the action
Oh 'ho teyolutlouists and that VI Min.
lt.er Stevens. lie was not an earnest
ailV-cnto OF annexation, hut claimed
lhat Hawaii was rich enough to
sl'!aln herself, aud the intelligent
WhlIe people OF the Islands were able
70 govern themselves.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-23
A Case Of ST. YituS Dance Cured, De
mOnsiTatils the Skill Of Tho
Physicians Of lhe Zion
Medical q Surgical
Institute.
The SO Rate for All Diseases closes
Feb. ist.-Ncrvous and Chron.
ic Diseases q Speciality.

George stanton. Esq, a prominent
business man Of rayson city, Utah, In
convorsatIon with Tho writer, said "My
little son Raymond, was groa, ,unoror
whom 1 consulted Drs. Shores a Shores
OF tho Zion Medical and Surgical insll.
tutc, located 80 East 2nd South st., salt
Lake city. AMER an examination tho
doctors informed mo his disease was
corca Tor st. Vitls danoo) and asked
him the question. Can no be- curcd7
Tho doctors answered mo with an uu-
qualified yes, aud Il gives me great
pleasure TO state that aiior two month";
treatment by those omlnen. specialists
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-23

DENvER, Col, Jan. 22.- Tue legia'a'
tive conference comml,,ee reported this
evening unanimously Ia favor OF adj
l0urnment after the passage Of bills for
tho construction OF the state canal aud
any other works that will give employ
msnt 10 the unemployed, u bill maEing
the new county o. Cripple Greek anu
appropriations to pay the expenses Of
the assembly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-23
nr..I.rn.ntnIInla Mcstins..

TopEKA, Kan, Jau. 22.--Mary Il.
Lense hos written n number o. letters
10 Populists throughout the state, In
forming them that shs j. preparing to
hold seven mse,inga, ono Ia each con.
gtessionsl district, Tor tho purpose ot
denouncing Governor Lowelling anG
his administration. II is presumed
that II She carries out her purpose she
will make public the alleged charges
sho has frequently alluded 70.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-23

,WAsHNGToE, d. g., Jan. GA
Nlll Introduced Ia tho Senate by Nor.
van, Tor an amendment OF the charter
:, lhe Nicaragua Canal company,
provides that tho capital stock OF tho
company shall cOnslat Of million
suaTes, at slO0 each. All the stock
heretofore issuet by the company ls ~
le called Ia aud cancelled and all the
pOnls heretofore Issued shall be r..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-23

The above underwear will all
be piled on tables where every
body can get a chance to see II.
Monday morning follow the rush,
the great underwear crowd will
come.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-23

In chronic and nervous dlscasCs that he
was entirely curol. lie commenced to
get better from tho FIRST. My little boys
case was certainly a bad one. lie began
to look had, aud was pcoylsh and irctill,
his temper WAS Irritable, his sleep was
disturbed by dlsagreOablo dreams lie
was very hlgoty and nervous, could not
ii, still. Tho muscles OF tho face would
twitch, his gait was peculiar, boing slow
and shunliug. No matter whore the
hand was placed Il could not be kept
steady. So grave were all those symp-
toms that It sooms almost miracle that
he was restored 10 perieo. health In 20
short a time.
~ heartily recommend Drs Shores &
Shorosn
Tho above case Is one Of special inter.
est to parents. Many children aro sub
ject to tho Same nervous symptoms, yet
In a mildor form. This should never DO
neglected. All such cases, II taken In tho
carly stages, can be cured. Drs. Shores
4 Shores have proved this fact in the
case Of little Raymon Stanton.
REMEMBER,
All patients who apply for treatment
during this month will DO treated until
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a Mad GOV eminent

WAsHINGroN, jan. 22.-rhe gov
eminent Of NO Orange Free State has
given nOticdof ita desire 10 terminate
the existing treaty VI friendship aud
commerce with tho United Slater, at
the expiration OF twelve months from
the date Ol tue receipt OF the notice.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-23

spoclalues Al diseases Of the Eye. EAr,
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-23
Fl.hbneh a Candidate.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Jan, 22.-Gov.
ornor w. M. Fisnback today announced
his candidacy for the seat In the United
States Senate now held by Senator
Janice II. Berry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-23
NJ. G.pARSEs MUSIC DEALER

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lianos, Estey organs and an klrla o. Musitai
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REMEMBER,
Zion Medical and Surgical Institute

Located permanently Ia the Harmon
Block, 81 Il. Second south ST.,
Salt Lake city, Utah.
q, W. SHORES, VI. D..
a, j. SHORES, NJ. D.,
Consulting Physicians.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-08
a GREAT CoNCERr.
Sou'n's Poorlcss Hand mt the opern House
Tonight.

Souin's Peerless Hand Mt the Opera House
Tonight.
The strongest words Of encourage.
mont can do no more than justice to
tho coming OF Sonsa for one OF his grand
band concerts ut tho Opera House to.
night. and ii is hoped that Manager
Rosters efforts to secure attractions
like this will be acknowledged by u
crowded house. Tho sale has been
large, which is good sign. Sousa's Is
tho finest concert band ever organized.
and to-night's concert will DO excec d..
ingly enjoyable and full OF such works
as arc instructive. elovatlng and inspir.
ing, and there will DO music also OF n
light nature, very amusing, and such
n rendition OF Sousa's popular marches
ast TO create the greatest enthusiasm.
Miss Inez Mecusker, gifted New
York soprano, will assist at the concert
and much has been said in her praise.
Tho band is travelling eastward by
special train from their long engagement
at tho California midwinter fair, and
they will arrive here about elk o'clock
and leave for the cast Immediately after
the concert.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-08
U. +. General Assembly.

Rev. A. E. Brownlee, pastor OF tho
Martins Ferry U. P. church, leaves to.
day to attend tho meeting Of the Gen
craI Committee OF Homo Missions at
Portland. Ore, which meets Nav is,
aud the General Assembly at Albany,
Ore. May %. Returning he will visit
San Francisco and the Fair, Denver,
and, bis brother-in.law, Lieut.. James
Kerr, at Fort Russell. Wyo., spending
one sunday at Salt Lake City. lie will
DO absent six weeks. His pulpit will
DO filed next Sunday by Rev. r.
G, Campbell, OF New Athens, and on
June 8 by Rev. Jesse Johnson, Of Musk.
ingum. Other delegates to tho General
Assembly arc James Kerr, Esq, Of
Martins Ferry; Mr.. John NJ. Brown. OF
Wheeling; Rev. Dr.. Thomas Balph, OF
st. Clairsvillo; Rev. Dr.. W. G. Waidlc, OF
New Athens, and Mr.. J. B. McNIechen, OF
st. Clairsville.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-08
KURSER & CHEW, Sign Painters.
THE SAENGERFEsT.
Wheeling Will Send n Dig Delegation te
Toledo In July.

Wheeling VIII Send Dig Delegation to
Toledo In July.
The annual sacugerfcst, which this
year takes place at Toledo, Ohio. will
DO one Of the greatest ever given in this
country Mr.. W. II. Muegse, Of the
Beethoven Singing Society, this city,
has received assurances from tho Toledo
musical people who have charge that
there will DO probably over 1000 voices
in the grand chorus.
The three musical societies, Arion.
Beethoven and Mozart. have joined
issues and will send l25 singers who
will take part in the chorus. The
Saeugerfest opens on July 81, and con-
tlnues on August and .. There will
DO cheap excursion. and tits expected
that four or five hundred Wheeling peo-
pie will attend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-08
THE wnEE11NG Gas coa1paNY
Holds its Annual stockno,ders' Meeting
Directors Elected.


Holds Its Annual Stochnolders' Meeting.
Directors Elected.
Tho annual Stockholders meeting of
the Wheeling Natural Gas Company
was held yesterday at the company's
Office on Chapline street. Tho annual
reports we're entirely satisfactory, show.
ing that greatly extended oil operations
had been paid for by the receipts OF in.
creased gas business. The following
gentlemen wero elected "a directors for
the ensuing year: William Finn, J.
N. Gufey, A. +. Heating. Edwin Bind
Icy, John ]. Fisher, Vincent Stevens,
John r Gregg, Henry Fisher, Joseph
W. Craig, II. Stolzcnbach and o. II,
Strong.
Tho directors subsequently reelected
tho former officers, as follows: William
Finn. president; W. J. Dichl, secru.
tary; a. B. Daley, jr., superintendent.
Among tho Pittsburghcrs in attend.
anco at tho meeting Of the company
were the following: Senator William
Finn, Councilman NJ. I. Heating, Ex
Shoril ". II. McClcary, W. ). Diehl,
Simon Brahen, Thomas W. Baker and
A. B. Daley, jr. There would have
been several Others but for misunder.
standing as to tho time OF train on tho
new schedule, by which they were left,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-08
NOT TRUE Hills

Selling drinks on Sunday, August
Pestinger, one bill.
Petit larceny. George a. Weiss.
Unlawful cohabitation, Joseph Wilkie
and Mary L. Moore.
Keeping a house Of ill.iame, Dorothea
Bunch.
Lettering in house OF iIl.fame, Bes.
sic Middleton, Lille Pierson.
Committing q nuisance, William
Woodward.
There were two true bills returned
which the prosecuting attorney directed
should not be included in the published
list.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-08
"a Trip to Chinatown"

"a Trip to Chinatown" comes TO the
Opera House Wednesday evening
flushed with its phenomenal success in
New York ut Hoyt's Madison Square
Theatre. where it held that stage Tor
moro than seven hundred consecutive
nights and displayed tho standing
room only" sign 1t every performance,
Mr.. Iioytis original and fertile in tho
production OF the American kind OF Jun
That is plenty in the newspapers aud in
the conversation OF the country, bu.
which nobody SO clcverly rs he has pu!
into plays.