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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-24

The average American citizen II won
dorfully deficient in knowledge OF what
he can get 10 cat. Ne falls down when
II comos 10 ordering dinner. Tho
great majority Of people IN this country
are brought up irugally at home and
donot know aaythinK but the common
est dishes. Tho consequence % that
WHOM a man goes into restaurant for
dinner or TO q hotel ho gasCs hglplessly
at the bill of llrc and sees many things
Of which no does not know tho COM
ponont parts, lie darcl not order any
thing that no IS rot sure 81, for fear Of
ridiculc, AID l5 falls back on roust
beef and mashed potatoc1 Tho fact 30
ho doesn't know nuythlus hut roasi
beof.
Same way IN u restaurant When q
wai,cr shovos a bill Of faro uudcr a
mans nose, niuo timoa out OF ten he
will look itoyor and then sgy Gimme
stoak and some fried potatoes" Now
the man who docs this, and H0lrly cy-
cry ono Of Ul does do IL day after day,
docant want roast beef llo Is sick
unto death of steaks and fried potatoes.
lIo loathcs hain aud eggs, ANA yet he
keeps ON ordering them IA droary and
dyapcptic succession. because he doesn't
know any better, aud no Is too proud
10 confess his ignorance. It's that way
with me, and IN bet rs that way with
most Of You. Buffalo Express.
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reIaolo order. bod. .hIp. DO IN.

RIO De JANEIRo, Jan. g3.-After a
long delay PeixotO has given orders Ter
the waishlps 10 sail southwark AID
begin the long expected naval contest.
Word Il received here that tla Moth.
efoy, Aurora, America and ParunbybA
rescued Bahia today, on their way 10
Rio. They are reported 10 DO FULLY
manned anu In good condition for
fighting.
Much comment has been excited by
the visit yesterday Of Do Cana 10 Nd.
miml Benham. lt confirms the Tu.
mora that DE Cana has made proposals
10 Benham 10 act ~ medial, n between
the insurgents amt government. Tbs
conference lasted four hours. Its ma.
tute 10 kept secret.
Information that the government
war vessels had sailed from Pernam.
buco, II ~ believed, was conveyed 10
De Cana by some Of his Hdhvrrnts In
the north anu his visit 10 Benham was
the result Of this news.
MoNTEvIDEO, jan. 23.-At the 70.
quest OF OF the Brazilian minister the
Ufuguayan police have captured u
supply Of arns Intended for tho In.
SUR eniA " Rio dfande do Sui.
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Tho Reconciliation.

LONDON, Jan. 23.-A Berlin dispatch
10 tho Tunes says that by repeating his
Invitation TO lei by-gones be by-goues,
tho emperor illustrates by his magnA.
nimous example the prtcepts OF union
and concord which he recently enun-
clated In his royal speech on opening
the Russian uiet, anu which he doubt.
ltss sincerely feels present conditions Of
Europe render II douhly incumbent
on Germany 10 cultivate.
hamburger Adohr.ohtsH's repudiR.
ton OF alleged Bismarck inspiration
may not Improperly be connected with
Tie incident. Tins emperor could
hardly have made Oyortures 10 long
a. Bismarck allowed himself TO DO
considered the author Of tue violent
attacks upon Cnpriyi. As DR..
schwenlngver gives excellent nc.
counts Of Biemafok's health, II ,is be.
iieyei the prince will come 10 Berlin,
iut for tho birthday feies, which
would overstrain his powers, but
shortly afterwards and viii attend one
OF tho less exhAusting court ceTe.
m1nios.
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WASHINGTON, ID. O., jan, 9Th,
recent orders Of tho navy department
begin TO indicate the character OF the
fleet which Will be gathered In the
Northern Pacific for the patrol Of the
Berlng sea. The revenue cutters In
this Pacific will probably all be used
These arc the Corwln, Rush, Bear,
Albatross and Wo!cott. From the navy
are indicated the Mohican, Alert,
Adams, Marion and Bennington. IL
IL said the Charleston, Boston, Detroit
and Yorktown will also be used, Ou
these will bo used only IN case Of
pressing necessity, ~ the smaller
vessels are better adapted TO the ser
vice. This makeup OF the fleet ha
not yet been decided on, aud isa sub
lect OF difficulty.
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DAMAGED ny A wAyE.
Tho Steamer NormauiR Alas TO Return
Go the GiRrbor.

NEW YomS, Jan. a8.-rho steamer
n fmania, OF the HamDurg.Amerioan
Incant company, which sEllvd from
luii port Thursday VI last week for
hruDa aud NapiuP, returned to-day, 20
severely uimAgeu by a tidal wave,
which struck tie weasel early Sunday
morning. that she was rendered uusna.
worthy end had 10 rut back to thls
pert IN order 10 secure the safety oil the
passengers, The damage 10 the ship
heslimaled at s5O,0J0 10 sl10,O No
one was KILLED, but tho tec1ad oillcer
was iulutod Internally II No feared, anu
hlA heamrn wore more or less iuJural.
me wave was encountered 100
miles from Sandy Hook ~ Xix O'CLOCK
IN the morning. All dHy Saturday "a
severe storm hat ragged. AZ 1863 Sun.
uhy mornins thu wind was nirung AMI
lho seas No high that II was desmel
hlvlsable % reduce tut gpeud. Before
hve a. m. the Tho weather Improved
anu tue vessel was put at thras-quArter
tpted. Six boilers were used aud tue
screws were revolving nity-siK times a
second.
Al 1915, while the ship was piloheI
uo"n by The head, an iumeuse wave
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IN. ,elerade I..rlsl.,urr.

DEEvgR, Colo, Jan. 23.-rho senate
indefinitely postponed the approprla'
ton bill providing for payment Of the
legislative expenses anu took n recess
for three days. Tho majority express
an intention 10 repeat theae tactics until
tho end OF the session Is reached. The
house considered several measures, the
most important bill making II an Of
tense for any one, oven farmers or rail-
way men, TO work longer than eight
hours IN one day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-24
A Case Of ST. YltuS Dance Cured, De.
mOHSIralins The Skill Of Tho
Physicians Of lbs Zion
Medical & Surgical
Institute.
The SO Rate for All Dlscascl Closes
Feb. ist.-Ncrvous and Chron-
ic Diseases Speciality.

George stanton. E'p, a prominent
business man OF Payson city, Utah, In
conversation with tho writer. saldi "My
little son Raymond, was "a great sufferer
whom consulted Drs. Shores & Shores
OF tho Zion Medical aud Surgical insli.
tuto, located "a East md South st., salt
Lake city. Amer an examination the
doctors informed me his disease was
corcA Tor st. Nitls danco) and I asked
him tho question. Can ho be curodg
The doctors answered mo with an un-
qualified yes, and Il gives me great
pleasure TO state that amer two months
treatment by these emiuen. specialists
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In. snnih AmerIcnn wnr.

New YoBIS, Jan. 23.--A World dis.
patch from regucigalpn, HONDURAS,
says the city was attacked last night
by strong force Of rovolulionists and
Nicaraguan allies, succeeded In gain
lug good deal Of ground, but we're
repealed before morning. Forty Hon.
du.ans were killed aud seventy wound
cd. The Nioaraguau loss was greater.
Both sides are preparing tot another
battle. President Vasquez declares II
impossible for the enemy TO take this
city. All available men are being
sent 20 the front.
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TIM HOUSE.
Coal ON tho Free LisL-Iron Dis-
Sussod.

eussod.
wAEus0Tos, jan. 2s.-Tho amend
ment fixing the duty At 80 cents was
lost without division. An amendment
TO reduce the duty 90 l24 cents each
year until wiped out was defeated.
The proposition to restore the present
duty OF 10 cents was lost. Oales's
amsndmont hKing tho duty ut Az
cents, was supported by all the RepuU-
leans and many Democrats, tut was
defeated by 81 10 1871.
The iron schedule was taken up.
Oates offered an amendment taking
iron ore from the free list and liking
the duty Mt ~ cent? per ton. Heu'
bricks (DeuL), OF New York, spoke
againt fires iron ore, au did haugen
and Blair (lieps.l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-24

WAsHIHoIOS, ID. g., Jan. 23.-Mr.
Marley, chairman Of the national Re.
publican committee, has written 10
Governor Mcuraw, suggesting that he
call an extra session VI the Washing
ton legislature 10 elect n United states
senator.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-24

MANAoUA, Jan. 2S.-Genetal Ortez
telegTAphs that ono OF the enemy's
strongest points leading into the main
pass at Cerfo DE Hule was taken at
daybreak after severe losses on both
sldes. Vaquez 10 believed to DO short
VI ammunition,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-24

The above underwear will all
be piled on tables where every
body can get a chance TO SEQ II.
Monday morning follow the rush,
the urelt underwear crowd will
come.
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KILLINd pRisONERs,

San SALVADOR, Jan. 23.-Acc0unts
OF uprisings Ia this Nicafagusn ciiies
are being received here. IL II reported
that the citizens Of Icon will proclaim
Maohado president, Ia which case
ZrlAva will be obliged to withdraw bis
troops from Nicaragua. General
PolaTcapo Bonilla IL said 10 DO shooting
the prisoners.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-24
AN lRSUUGENI VICTORY.
Brazilian Government Troops SUI
render 10 The Rebels,
A sharp uAnd-to.uand natiie for
the Po.scssiou OF mn Island
Loss on notb sides.

LONDON, Jan. 2s.-Tho Tunes pub.
fishes the following, dated Rio Janelro,
January Goth, via Mon,ovideo, Janu.
AIRY 22nd. The Insurgents attacked
Moclnguo island. While the Aqulia'
ban made preparations to advance she
kept heavy fire with machine quick
firing guns until $3.50. At4 insurgeut
launches advanced, covering the laud.
ing Of three parties Of twenty'seven
men each, VINO, with n reserve OF
thirty men, were placed ON MOnoaguo
Pequuna. The Insurgents landed just
VI uaybreak and Immediately charged
tho government battery, capturing a
krupp fielt piece, one heavy Whit.
worth anu a large supply OF ammuni'
lion.
The insurgents turned the bittery
against the government tr0Ops sta
toned Al MORO d'Armacno ana PuntA
da ArUia. A sharp hand.to.hand hght
took place on tile Island aud was main.
taintd half an hour. At the expiration
OF this time the government troops
surrendered.
Tue total lols 10 the government vas
NJ follows Commanding officer aud
ten killed; fifteen wounded AMI three
officers and 100 men taken prisoners.
The government loss on the main land
IL unknown, but must have been
heavy. The insurgents had five killed
and seven wounded.
The governments new war ships are
still At PoTnAmbucO. The IipGente
and Bahia remain At bioutuvideo. The
insurgents report having received
notice Of consignment Of 1000 Man
licbter rifles, . 100000 cartridges, forty
eight Ktupp guns, aud large supply
Of ammunition for the use Of the reyo.
lutlonary forces.
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PARIs, Jan. 28.-Pdtr.s says Glenn.
enceau will be prosecuted for his At.
lacks upon the administration OF the
navy ON the ground that no has put.
lishcd documents Affecting the .secnrity
OF tho navy.
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NJ G.DARyEs MUSIC DEALER

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Zion Medical aliSITGiCal Institute

Located permanently In the Harmon
Block, 30 u, Second South St.,
salt Lake city. Utah.
CIV. SHORES, VI. D.,
A. j. SHORES, VI. ID,
Consulting Physicians.
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GUATEMALA, Jan. 23.-rhc police
have discovered an extensive con.
splrauy against President Baffios.
Most Of the conBpirators have ned 10
Salvador.
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speclaltes All diseases ot the Bye, Ear,
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In.lrnelIon. % lllad.r. Ior nead.

wAsuaoTON, Jau, 23.-SecretATy
carlisle today iesued a circular Of la.
sttuctlons 10 the bidders for the new
por cent bonds. Ths bonds will be
issued In the following denominations:
Coupon bonds, $50, 500, $1,000; regis.
tered bonds, 500, 500, $1,000, $4,000.
Gold certificates will be received the
tame Ne gold coin In payments ON the
subscriptions, but no payment should
be made by any subscriber until mott.
fed by the secretary that his subsoriI
ton has been accepted.
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In chronic and nervous discascs that he
was entirely curoi. Ito commenced to
got better nom tho first NY li'tlo boy =
onsc was certainly bad one. lie began
to look had, aud was poeylsh and ircful'
his temper was irritable, bic sleep was
disturbed by disagtooGblo dreams He
was very nigaiy and nervous, could not
At siill. Tho mu,olei OF the face would
twiteh, hts gait was peculiar, bolug slow
aud shuniinr. No matter where the
hand was placed Il conld noi be kept
steady. So grave woro all those symp'
toms that Il seems almost q miracle that
be was restored 10 porfec. health In 20
short time.
al heartily recommend Drs shores &
shores"
Tho above case i one Of special inter-
est TO parents. Many children arc sub
Joct to tho same nervous symptoms, yet
in mildor form. This should never be
neglected. All such caso8, n taken In tho
carly stages, eau b, cured. Dr'. Shores
& shores have proved this fact Ia the
case OF little i,aymon stanton.
REMEMBER,
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TELEGRAPHIC.
THE TROOPS ARRIVE.
IN Exciting Scene in Front Of a
Jacksonville Saloon.
RAD BLOOD AMONG THE MILITIA
The Fight Nay he Declared On, u
Permanent Injunction is Not
Granted Today.

JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 23.-The troops
came to town this evening, the entire
sscond battalion VI the Florida militia,
In all 1876.
There was no excitemen. among tho
.ree,a1ors, who received the troops
g,od.nAiuredly, with an occasional
cheer and occasional sneerlng remarks
from small boys, who picked out var
,,u, members Of tho command for COM
pllmentary illusions, such A., "His
there, get on to iatly," etc.
something Of sensational nature
occurred when the soldiers were pass
NJ In front Of the Globe saloon. All the
,ny o. tho street they were met with
trtislye yells and hitsee. In 'front.' OF
if.t saloon there was an unusually large
rfsVd. which gave vent TO its displeas-
mo by such volume Of hisses ~ must
nave made the ears OF the soldiers
unple, The hissos increased until this
noiss became a growl, when the soldiers
suideply, under an order IRON the cap.
tsins, lowered their guns 10 position TO
end ard went through the motion,
whether they did or not. This signiii.
can't action was noticed by tue crowd
aud only renewed tho rldicule.
Fbe men were very angry when
they reached tho afmofy, claiming
mai the Misses and other insulis sub
ireird TO ON the march from the rail-
f,td station had left them with nc
yoDd feeling toward this people OF
Jacksonville. or the same frame Of
mind were the men OF company ID,
Captain rtfiier. One private went ~
infna % cay that had he not received
s,tlet orders not TO IRE unless com,
mandud, some one In the crowd
would have been hurt when tue hiss
iug tcgan.
"If We face the moi, " said one Of
The ltutenanlu, "And get orders 10 IRE,
we will do 90, and not In the air either,
Our boys were brought up with gun'
Ia thtir hands, and can hit n man
across the street. After the treatment
we received tonight l know my men
ATE very ill.humored, aud know thai
they Will shoot to kill should reason
Tequite IT,"
Last night II was generally under
stood that the check matter had beer
ended aud Kelly today would receive
the $4,000 In cash. Kelly has no
handled any money realized from thii
check, and the indications are that h'
may not do 30 until thu contest d
ended. Kelly says he will not refere'
the eight II the money II not In hi
hands before the contest.
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MAY Br DECLARED OFF.

ST. AUGUSTINE, Jan. 23.-LAte 10.
night word was received by Mitchell
from Billy Thompson, his representa-.
tive In jacksonville, that l. a perma.
nent inI unctlon IL not granted tomor.
row, the DuvAl club will formally de-
clare the fight OIL and allow the pugi.
lists 10 work out their own salvation.
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Manufacturer and dealer in all kinds
Of Metallic Wood and Cloth Covered
CuGius and CasLois
FUN limo OF Coin Furnishings kept
constantly on hand,
Telephone and telegraph orders
promptly nilod.
Open DAY aud Might,
Factory and Wurolooms No. 253 J.. lst
south, J. y blocks east OF Ihealor
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1894-01-05

The unfortunates threw themselves on their
knees in q corner and prayed to God for help,
but the Cossacks shot and speared right and
left, until the walls of the church were
drenched with blood. The Cossacks acted
like demons, smashing the crucifxes candle
sticks and images of saints and throwing the
pieces into cess-pool In the midst of this
carnage and Dissertation q priest was forced,
at the point of q lance, into the church, and
was made to carry out the monstrance, sacred
church utensil or frame, generally of gold,
used for the purpose Of presenting the conse-
Grated host for the alteration of the people.
The CUseacks rode over the people right and
left and dragged their bodies by their feet to
the cess-pool and threw them in until it was
choked with dead and wounded.
The people fled in all directions while the
massacre was going on, and were pursued and
captured or badly wounded by the Cossacks of
the second detachment, which had been de-
tailed to surround the town to prevent the es
cape of any of the inhabitants. A number of
the latter are said to have been 80 panic
stricken that they committed suicide by Jump
ingint the swollen river. The rest of the nm
fortunate inhabitants were surrounded by the
Coesacks, who lance in hand, drove them be-
fore them to the market place in front of the
town hall.
When this roundup of the inhabitants of
Krosche was completed every man woman and
child Of the town was ordered to be punished
by being logged with the knout A doctor
prescribed tho number of lashes which each
person, young or old, male or female could
bear.
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1894-01-05

The victims then had their clothes torn of,
and were made to lie completely naked, be-
tween two rows of Cossacks, who logged them
until many of them were almost dead. The
victims were afterwards compelled to clothe
driven to prison."
We quote the above from the New York
World of january Sd, 1894. 1t is but part Of
an account of Russion outrage. We're it not
for the references to priest church images Of
saints and crucifxes it might be supposed
that this depicted one of the numerous attacks
upon the jews. But it does not. The unfor-
tunate victims of Russian civilization in this
instance are Catholics, and from all accounts.
were SO attacked because they were Catholics.
Let now Goodwin Smith, and Rev. DR.. Tai.
mage and other Russo-philes and apologists
say that this attack was made because Of econ
omic and political reasons, that the constitu-
ton of Russia forbids religious prosecutions,
that the Gar is NICE good, tender man, very
kind and affectionate to his wife and children,
q model husband and father, let some more
Emory Smiths be hood winked and deceived,
let official denial be piled upon official denial,
the end is drawing near.
The words and works of keenan, Kempner
and Harold Frederick, are being verified and
substantiated only too cruelty and complete
ly.
Russia has made the fatal mistake of persecut-
ing others besides Jews. The Jews are weak
and helpless. The Vatican is powerful and
resourceful.
The cry of Judaism was not heard midst
the selfish clamor of nations, but the cry of
Catholicism will not be so unattended. It
will be now Rome against Moscow. The God
of Israel works in ways that are above the ways
of men. Christianity conquered heathendom
to be given over eventually to Judaism. The
wrongs done by Russia to the Jews will be
avenged by the Catholics. G.
1t is with heavy heart we chronicle the death
of Mr.. Adolph Sanger Of New York, president
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1894-01-05

We have been told that there are sixty
seven applications sent in for the pulpit of the
Boston Reform Congregation about to be made
vacant by the retirement of Rabbi Solomon
SCHNEIDER. It 10 possible this number is a
triie exaggerated but that it is in fact very
large one is true.
What with this plethora of religious guides
and the two colleges one at New York and one
at Cincinnati, preparing large classes to be lei
slip this coming summer, the spiritual future
of American Jews seems to be we'll provided
for.