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The Van Buren press., 1894-12-08
John indicated.

''Our John is the greatest fellow to
put off you ever saw"
He procrastinates, eh?
"Oh dear, no; l don't think John
would do anything as bad as that. He
only puts everything off. That's the
worst ever heard anybody say about
him. Texas Siftings.
The Van Buren press., 1894-12-08
An Ever-Pre.ent Problem.

Mrs. Houser-Will there always be a
social problem. dear?
Houser (glaring at her over his
glasses)-Yes, Mrs. Houser; just as long
as people keep trying to figure how to
entertain in ten-thousand-dollar style
on a one-thousand-dollar income.
suppose you have given the caterer
carte blanche for that affair of yours
next week, of course.-Buffalo Courier.
The Van Buren press., 1894-12-08

-He-s.If I'd known that tunnel was
so long I'd have kissed You She
sGraeious, didn't you? Somebody did II
treat Divide.
The Van Buren press., 1894-12-08
Danger of Yreyity.

Mrs. Yearwed-I-I wish to look at
some babies' shoes.
Clerk-White kid?
Mrs earwed-Sir,-N Y Weekly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-08

Even N / knew the contents Of secret
dispatches, a. an officer aud gentle
mau, | could not reveal them without
permission. Here ! am within twenty
minutes Of my home aud cannot yet
away. IL IL no pleasure, | nsfurc you,
but 4 viii have to stay here for two or
three uayr, or maybe week."
The San Francisco papers are bris,-
ling with severe criticism Of the eu-
thorilles responsible Tor the suppfes-
sion OF the news tbs Corwin men
might make public.
The fum0r telegraphcd from Wash.
iugtou TO tho effect that Minister WI.
lilo has been given his passports by the
provisional government, and that he
arrived ut this port Ia the C0rwin, Is
current here. Thou h Il IL considered
probable that the minister hes been
rendered HE passports, Il is not believe {
that he IL ON board the Corwln now
nor was a passenger on her. Tie I'M
pfUcedcntcd action II the COfTin's
officers, however, might i1dloatu the
truth of the story, Tor IL 10 certain that
they are cOuCcnIing some important
fact from The tublic, aud Il may 10
that thu minister 10 Hawaii Is hidden
Ia her cabins.
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CAPRIVl ABOUT SILVER.
Ho is Aware Of the Importance Of
Raising tho Value.
Proposals Of Experts aud Theorists Ia
cue varioua Professions and Trades
witi Ne Considered.

BERttS, Jan. lin roply to tbs
resolutions Ct tho Conservative Hssyci.
alton In favor oi bimctallism, Chan-
cell0r Caprivi Acknowledges that recent
evUu,u m India aud the United States
have Increased tho importance OF the
question, but said!
81 am slill OF the opinion that tho
methods proposed heretofore Tor the
restoration Of silver have been proved
impracticable,and 1 have good grounds
iof believing that renewed attempts Get
on foot Tor common deliberations be-
tween tue foreign governments on
this subject would, ut present, be uu-
sucCvssiul.
~ am Inclined, Therefore, In aldl.
ton 10 the official Inquiry ulrea ~ pro.
ceeding, 10 hear tho proposals. Of
experts and theOr's Ia the various
projections ami trnuos, for raising tho
suukcu value Of silver, aud necessary
steps have already been taken 10 bring
about this hearing"
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During the last nfioon days of Jan.
uary ovor 100 patients placed them
selves undor trc,imont no th8 Zion
Medical and Surgical Institute.
This week many have applied Tor the
benefits % Tho g. rate for ali diseases. In
urdor TO give Hll au opportunity, UrA.
Shores IS shores have decided tn UNtHnd
the % rate for all diseases up 10 Feb
ruHry.
Bomombor at the Zion Medical and
Surgical Institute you have tho opinions
~ two PLY -icilns. Al medicines Tor 81
two physicians. thus making % euro
douhly sure. Al medicines fur YOUR
ciso Is prepared by the twu doctors
themselves, thus avoiding any on .GEus.
Tho doctors also irVurs Iha' patients
Intending placing then. l,cs under
treatment not 90 nut ,u uu,I. ihu last
week. The last four days OFF December 10
was almost impossible Tor iHH doctors to
trCit all, consequently making Au oxien.
sion OF tho low rate.
Romomber boy applying Tor treatment
this month you are treated until cured
iort @ month and all medicine. furn-
iHhod free.
Dr. Shores a Shore, have pracilcod
six ynir- IN Uah. They Hfe we'll
known and successful physician
Below VIII DO found cA.oo moro
than ordinary Interest, that of
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Anarchists ia Rome.

ROME, Jan. IA crowd Of work.
men tonight assembled In the Traus.
we're quarter aud marched 10 the
center OF Rome, bearing two red flags
ana shouting, Live socialismln olive
Sioiliau martyr,i" Police ON gugrI at
the passage OF GaubaldPa bridge
crlcfod the crowd t. dlspersg, but tue
latter opened fire on tne police with
revolyers, anu during the Ii0t which
followed policeman was stabbed with
a dagger Finally the police succeed
cd la dispensing the crowd, aud IN
capturing Two red days anu two an.
afchists.
a mob yesterday evening attacked
anu disarMci "A corporal refusing %
join In the eeditioua cries, ana amer.
wards thoy bFu ally beat him with
oudgels.
A manifesto signed by the socialist
depulies has been circulated at Mode.
IA. lttays the deputies arc going u
Sicily to force tho government % take
proper and bensuoient mGasuTe0 TO re-
store peace,
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Tho trouble was lint caused by 40.
vefo attack oi diphthOria, which caused
enlarged ionsIis. Her mother, WHO
h'nlei tho case freely, says.
"My liiiIu daughter has certainly boon
a wreichci, yot patient suilctot Many
doctors have ir.Ul in vain 20 roIloye nor.
but all failed until Wo brought hcr 10
Dr.. Shores e. Shores.
"Iho enlarged tonHils wero very
troublesome, causing repeated attacks Of
sore throat. Ihoy wuuld ulcefa'e, caus-
iug high iovor. Often tho discharge
from the ccratod tunsil aud pDstorIof
nasal cathrrh was very offensive. cnuy.
ing arrangement OF Tho stomach I CON.
suited many physicians in California and
elsewhere. They told me that surgical
operation, removing the entire enlarged
tonsil with the knife, was the only course
10 pursue, butt had great dread uf the
knife, ana amor reading OF tho success of
Dr.. Shores a Shores iu tho treatment OF
calatfh aud throat troubles. decided 10
consult them, und uflor IA examination
they Informed me that no surgical optr.
alton was necessary, aud that tho en-.
lhrgod ionsll could be removed hy max.
ing the proper local appllca ions. ! will
HgN tia / placed my daughters cnsB Ia
thclr hands aud can tulhiully fay the
result has been very satisfactory, and 1
cheeriully recommend tho doctors of no
Zion Medical and surgical lusiim'o.n
Ms. Maiden eau be- interviewed NJ her
res .douco, pls South, Eighth East Street.
and will Worthy the above statement.
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AN AVENGING ANGEL
Particulars Of a Sensational Murder
In San Francisco
TRAGIC END OF A LOVE AFFAIR
story Of Pretty Chorus Girl aud a
Young Man Of Well-to-
DO Family.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan IA aenia'
llonai murder occurred here this
afternoon. Harry @. Poole, young
man we'll known about town and OF
well.to.do family, was shot and almost
instantly killed 10y Mrs. Shatlucs, tue
aged mother Of Eslrulla Shat.uck, a
Young and pretty chorus girl Of the
Tivoll Opera house, who covered her
connection with the Tivoli company
last night and was 10 have Loft the
city tomorrow with Hondcrson's Sin
bad company.
Young Poole was summoned TO Miss
ghat,uck's home, on Stevenson street,
this morning, where the giri'o mother
met him, and demanded that he marry
Miss shaltuck NJ once. Poole refused
and MIR. Shhttuck put a pistol 10 bis
temple and shot him dead.
The woman was arrested for murder,
and 10 now raving maniac at thu city
prison. Tho girl is also Ia Mysteries
and unable 10 talk.
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Tho CenlraI AmsrIenn war.

NEW YORIS, Jan THE Hor'dt
special from Alanagera says. General
Williams, who was taken prisoner
when Choluleca was captured Jauu.
ary 81 ~ BOnlila'5 troops, tried 10 ea-
cape tOlHy and was killed by sonti.
mel. General ORE has sent body oil
troops TO capture Amspala, the port OF
entry OF Honduras ON the Pacific
Coast.
The Hordid's special from Salvador
snya. A messenger has arrived with
dispatches announcing thst this Hon.
duran aud NicAraguan armiCs were on
the point OF collision. When the mei.
seugcr lefl skirmishing mad airesdy
begun. The opposing lines were with.
IN an hours march and % bloody and
decisive light was immlnent.
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DENvER, Colo, Jan. THE State
central committee Of the Peoples party
hrs iaurd lengthy address, review
Ing tho disasters that prevail through
ont the country and calling on the
Ioople 10 organize and rally for the
purpose VI securing needed reform.
The address condemns the proposed
bond issue by the national government,
aud Gays the public treasury IL belhR
pluudered openly and the continual
universal distress In the logical out
come Of the well laid plans OF the
money owners OF this aud other ma
tious.
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qnn n5ND QUESTION:

Chairman Wilson says there there
will be NO consideration Oi tho bond
question I'M the tarin bill la Oug OF th 6
way, The committee has not given
the slightest Alteration yet 70 the matter
Ol bopde.
Hurter OF Ohio today introduced a
bill giving thoeeoretary Of the treasury
authority 10 issue hJuda whenever he
considered u necessary, the bombs TO
bear interest At per cent, and run
thirty years or lees, ~ the option Of
tho government, Hartor says tue bill
Is not the result o; any talk with Car.
lisle or any other naturalization Of
fetal.
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rNGLAND Ann AFomANIsrAN.
Tho Amoer Desires the Friendship OF
Great Britain.

LONDON, Jan. 6.-Sir Mortimer
Durand and Major Pyno, who have
been the confidential advisers Of tue
Amer OF Aighanislan for nine year.,
returned 10 London tonight. Both
said there was nothing 10 lear IN A.
ghaniutan from Russian intrlgues, as
the Amror desires the friendship OIL
Great Britain. Major Pyne .descrlbs,
the journey Of the Russian general,
Nanroviky, across q portion Of Afghan
territory while Sir Mortimer was on
route 10 Cabnlous, as mere bluh,
with Wow to thWaTting the Britisl
mission, and fading that impossible,
the Russians retired disguised.
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CAPTAIN MUNGEn
lie AZ Last Consents to Say a Few
words

words
BAN FRANCISCO, Jan, THE atll.
tube Of Captain Munger of the revenue
cutter Corwin 10 representatives. OF the
press aud public In general Is without
precedent IN this port From the
moment the COrwin arrived the men
on board have been ns Inaccessible rs
II IN mid'Ocean, save for brief inter
Wow feplrter had with Captain Nun.
yer yesterday evening, wien tho cap.
tain went RsnUGo 10 mail letters. The
captain saw M 10 go ashore with the
letters himself rather than trust "A
messenger who might Let some news
drop white on shore. This time for a
very Tow minutes, tho Csrwin's cap
tain talked with "a TepoTiorlnd verified
the correctness OF the Auckland cable
gram 90 the Associated Press. He
elsO stated that the Corwin LEFT
Honolulu December 2i,i. The re-
Porter quotes Captain Hunger ms
lollowG 81 can toll you NO more
lhnn came In the Auckland
Dispatch, IL 10 nc pleasure
lnr me 10 hold neWs, as Information,
rom the people, but you muaJ romem-
beE that am powerlOss In the matter
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CAFE TowN, Jan. IA dispatch
has huou received from Jamcstown
saying n large patrol has been sent In
seafoh Of Captain Wilson and party.
The Information shows that he IL noW
less hopeful Of the prospect Of Wilson
aud his men being saved.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-08

CARE rOwN, Jan. "A dispatch
from Jauapy says special runner
rom Iatii brings uuws that L3bungulg
has arrived on the banks OF the Fam
best with 1000 young and wol'-srme ed
wgrriOrs. small bodies oi MalaEe les
are concentrating around Inyats.
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ncxlcnn Robbers.

DALLAs, Tex, Jan. GA New's
Fort, Hancock, Texas special; Last
Monday, }, IL, Bond, Of the Cofu'es
Tanch, Cnihuahun, In company wan
Luis AcOsla ana four assis1ahHi leit
there Tor Rance Borroro, forty miles
below, to gather stock. Aher COM
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rletlnr their WORK they started back,
and when ten miles from the ranch
were surrounded by band Of twenty
FIVE Mexican reyoldtionitls, under
command Of General OchOi, aud re-
lieved " six mules, fifteen horses,
eleven fevolvers, saddles and amuni.
ton, ana carried back 10 the ranch,
where nil the provisions and every.
thing useful were taken oil, including
all the labOrers who were enlisted.
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AReadInz Report

PHILADELPHIA, JAn.7.-The annual
report OF the Reading recoivers, which
win be submitted 10 the slOcknOlderJ
meeting tomorrow, will show that the
apparent profit Of s8,lSl, isI ut the
close OF 1902 arose from methods OF ac-
counting and generalization Of coal on
hand. For the past year tho opera
lions show deficit Of $500, 3i3; also a
large Increase In the interest account.
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AnE,n,n.l,e Conference.

ST. PAUL, Jan. 0.-rhere Is no con-
clusion In tho Northern Pacific con-
ierencea on schedules aud wages. The
indications Arc that the men will DO
here another week, md possibly lon
yer. They nfo here at an expense Of
500 n day 70 tho organizations, nggfe.
eating up 10 the present about $4,000.
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Zion Medical and SlTIiCal Institute
Located permanently 10 the Harmon
Block, 80 T.. Second South st.,
salt Lake city, Utah.
q. W. SHORES, VI. ID,
A. j. SHORES, M.D.,
Consulting Physioians.

spoclaluol An disease OF the Eye. lar.
Nose, Throat ard LunEs ICmat, Rectal and
private diseases. cur trgItment for Piles n
new nainless, safe and ccfla Our own
method.
once hourl-a 10 n ia,, 2to 5pm.. 5tos
pm. sundays, ~ AN. g. U,m
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A LIVELY SCENE.
Tho Closing Of tho So Rate Last
Month at The Zion H.dCll
and Surgical
Institute.

Many Patients who Wore Unable TO
See the Doctors Can Call During
This Month, As This Low Rate
VIII BE Extended Up 60 I'ob. ist.
An Medicines Furnished Free
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rnolI wAsiiINaroN.
Crogroas OF Cangress Tor TIL
Mseh.

Crogrons OF congress for THIS
Noeh.
WAsHiNoToS, ID. O., Jan. THE
tarlH Till Will occupy the attention Of
the House during tbs coming week.
After four days Of irultless effort 10
secure the presence ~ a voting Demo
cratic quorum, the House adopted, lust
before adjournment, thu extreme ex.
pcdienl Of ortctlug the arrest Of all
members absent without leave.
Deputies were sent IN oil directions
lass night to serve warrants ON the
members. or the forty absent without
leave, twenty. are Democrats anu
nineteen Republicans.
Privately some Democrats admit
that the gravity OF the situation 10 very
great. Tho possibility Of defeat,
strikes terror into their hearts aud some
Of them, like Oates, OF Alabama, open
~ advocate resort 10 the preliminary
eXpedivnt utilized by the Filty-hfsl
Congress Of counting q quorum.
Altogether the pro poets arc good
for very interesting contest In the
House during the coming week. o.
course, II quorum II secured tomUf-
row or Tuesday the special order will
be- passed. Once the debate Il unuoi
way II will proceed TO the exclusion Of
everything else.
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OMAHA, Neb., Jan. 7.-Hon. John
T.. Irish VI San Francisco, who II 10 be
Appointment guest Of the Jackson club
tomorrow evening, speaking about the
attitude Of California people respecting
prominent public questions, saiu; "We
are with the administration ON the
financial ana Hawaiian quusiionB, and
the sentiment with respect 10 each IL
pretty much all one way. California
not being silver state, there Is no ireo
coinage agitation, while the already
immense ana growing commercial in'
tctests there foster demand for n safe
monetary nysteni, such ns that adv0-
Gated by conservative men.
"Bolng nearer TO Hawaii than other
portions Of tho country, and more close
ly connected with the ailairs Of tho
islandn, We think we are just about ut
tho truth VI the trouble there, and We
are NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. We know tho
revolution there was simply job, large
ly by those who robbed themselves rich
la this country and are trying 10 do the
ssme thing there, and hence We have
no sympathy with them"
Irish said no doubt tho Chinese reg.
islration law will be complied with
fully. IA few Chinese will not register
anu the question OF deportation has no
significance for u.s."
Concerning thewilson bill, Irish said
the California people are divided on
party lines, though all the manufactu.
rers OF san Francisco are unit in
a'king that coal be put on the free list,
the duy on that commodity alone
costing the San Francisco manufactu-
rers $500, 900 a year, most OF the coal
used there coming from Scotland Ms
return cargo in holds that carry grain
and other exports TO British ports.
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London, Jan. THE Times to.moT.
row Will print tho following dispatch
from Rio, January ith, via MonteyiuCo,
January tn; "Admirai DO Gama slill
holds out, stating that ho expects tho
Aquidnban aud Republlca with re-.
iniurcbments tomorrow from the
south. lie appears confident Of the
intimate result, and received cl2,UO0
on Saturday from hympathiEsr 10 pay
his men,
The government continues mounting
artillery on the heights within the
city limits, and IL awaiting the arrival
Of the new waBhips before attacking
CANA.
Wednesday the insurgents attacked
Ergcnno island, opening Ere from the
ships at midday. Al O'Clock they
landed 200 meH, and for half an hour
there was sharp fighting. Tho rebels
seven-pouudur WhiteWOrlh gun. The
government loss was thirteen killed
anu i've wounded, Five officers and
slHty-thtee men ana twenty-five
civilians were taken prisoners. The
insurgunt loss Is two killed aud Ave
wounded.
the NLw SHIPS.
New YORIl, Jan. Tine Herdld's
Washington special; Minister Men.
donca has received from Flint a Co.,
Brazilian agents in New York, infor-
nation that the cruisers Riachueio and
Benjamin Constant, which nave been
no long hitting out At Touion, aTo ready
for sta, anu Will sail Immediately.
Aiendonoa h little doubtful n they
can reach the Brazilian coast before the
crisis comes, tut says success will be
made dOubly sure II the Insurgents
have not been suppressed before they
arrive. With these two vessels added
to Peix0lo'a fleet MellO's iqusdron will
not only DO outnumberel, hut out.
plaagpd
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THE SENATE PROGRAM.

Tho principal tom on the Senate
program tor tnu week hRs been agreed
upon. lt Is consideration OF the fol.
eTal election bill, 10 bu taken NJ after
tho conclusion OF the morning business
Tuesday.
Hawaii may again command the at.
tention OF the Senate 10 the exclusion
VI all other subjects TOT a portion Of ;ho
week. ~ tho government should fail
~ give an explicit Genial OF the report
that Willis has asked the Dole govern.
mtut ~ retire In tbs Interest OF the
queen, there are sure 10 DO number
Of resolutions Of inquiry introduced,
and several pointed speeches may DO
expected.
The whole matter depends very
largely upon the new8 from the Pacific
anu the attitude assumed by the nd.
ministratOn. 1. II IN Juld become ap.
parent that the Auckland report was
not truthful, the senate would bn dis-
posed 10 let the subject alone until the
committee on foreign relations eau
conclude the investigation.
A conference was held this after
noon, at which n number Of prOmi.
nent Republicans we're present, 10 de.
eide on course OF proceeding on the
Hawaiian question, uue 20 the latest
devices from Honolulu. 10 10 under.
Stood eono very radical views were
given expression 10, and the question
Of impeachment OF PRECEDENT Cleye.
land Tor his course was brought uu.
Secretary Grviham was seen at late
hour tonight ana stated that absolutely
nothing would DO given out on tho
Hawaiian question, and would not be-
until the arrival Of mail advioes. This
would feom 20 c0ntrOvert the theory
that the President Intends TO send
special message 10 COngrtss tomorrow
on the Hawaiian question, including
the correspondence received by tue
Corwin. 40 Ia understood that dis.
patches obtained are rather meager,
aud the administration prefers to wait
for full edyices before masking any.
thing public.
Many congressman expect the
President viii send another Ha-
wRilnn message 10 Congress TO-
morrow. In such ease tbs ia
formation ~ eagerly awaited would
be lew hours ahead OF the ar
rival OF the steamer, which left Van
couver January lst, anu the Guy o.
Pekln which sailed for san Francisco
January 2ndi both due Tuesday. he
belief h that the President would pre-
fer communicating the news as 10 the
situation, rather than 10 have II made
putlio through the incoming steam
ere.
There isAwill rumor here tonight,
which cannot be traced 10 any reliable
source, that Minister wins Is aboard
the Corwiu, anu that he was given his
passports by the provisional govern
ment. The rumor is received with no
cretence here and tue state depart.
ment officials characterize u as a fab.
recitation,
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Indlnn, Hostile towards noKIeo.

NoGALEs, Arlz., Jan. lit Ia stated
that tho Aztec Indians intend TO join
the Ynquiu in their fight against tho
Mexican government. Prisoners cap.
tuTed by TecOpR have said they are
Az,aos, but this IL not believed. As a
general thing the Azlecs are far above
the average, In point OF culture, OF any
citizen Of Sonora. The most OF them
speak and write English as well as
5panibh. They say they school their
children In their houses, Independent
VI the Mexican government Al i'm
preston has long existed hat lhe Az.
tees hro In sympathy with the YAquls,
but, strange 10 say, none have ever
been found IN the soidieTy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-08

Slory, Of Connecticut, who repre-
scnts the Democratic DIRECTORS 10 the
Wilson bill, snys the committee on
ways and means mas reported tnrln
bill showing n 75,OJO,OOO deficiency,
and has agreed on au Income tax.
Every one 10 able 10 oct intolligontly
on the tariff bill, but the Internal frye.
nus bill Is not yet feportol, and nobody
knswH what II will contain. Every
Congressman II entitled 10 have intend.
cd legislation Put into print with tue
majority Aui minority reports before
voting the Cl0Iure on bill not In ex.
istelCe.
Geafy, Of California, says hc opposes
the Wils3n bill aud shall continue to
refuse ~ vote.