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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-16

III tue same average monthly do.
fciruclee should contlnue,tho total dif.
irfcnces between receipt, and eXpnndi.
turts on the 80,h day OF June next
will be- SIS, i07,5i2.
"Ihe coin r,ferve has been reduced
20 s7i,i05, 10, and II IL evident from
the condition Of the treasury that the
department will have no means 10 do.
fray the ordinary expenses of the gov.
-rumeut unless n large part OF the
payments a!e hereafter made out Of
that fund. IL this Ia done the coin
reserve will be- reduced by tho lst Of
February 10 about s06,6O4,60i, "a sum
wholly inadequate for the purpose for
which II was created.
"On account Of this critical condi.
tlon OF the treasury | have considered
10 my duty, In addition TO the earnest
recommendations contained In my
annual report, 10 appear twice before
your committee anu, after full ex.
PLANTATION Of tho situation, urge
prompt legislative notion on this sub.
Ject. With tbs permission OF tbs com.
mittee, have prepared and Issued Tor
consideration bill which, n promptly
passed, would, In my opinion, meet all
tho requirements Of the situation by
providing tho necessary means TOT de-
fraying public expenses and replenish-
ing the coin reserve ~ such an extent
ms 10 assure the maintenance at parity
OF all forms VI United states currency
The hill referred 10 Ia Rs follows
An act TO amend section 2 Of an act
10 provide for the resumption Of specie
payments, approved January ~, 1875.
BE 10 enacted by the Senate aud
House OF Representatives, that section
OF an act 10 provide i0tth resumption
1l specie payments, approved January
IL, 1915, be anu the same IL hereby w
amended that In lieu OF the description
OF bonds therein authorized thp score.
thfy OF tho treasury Ii hereby suthor.
lied to Issue from time 10 time, US he
may deem necessary, anu Ia suCn form
Us Ito may prescribe. coupon or regis.
tered bonds Of the United States, In
denominations Of $50 and muiliplus
thereof, reioemGbiv In coin ut the
pleasure Of the United States In -
yeAfn from date, bearing interest at a
rate not exceeding 3 per cent per an.
num- payable quarterly In coin, and
10 cell the same ut not less than par In
colin anu the proceeds OF such bonds
shall DO held and used 10 maintain the
parity OF money coined or issued by
the United Stalrt; hut this secretary OF
the tTeatury IA hereby authorized 10
use from time 10 time such part OF such
pfoetede Az may DO necessary to supply
deficiencies Ia the public revenues
uuring the iscRl year Of 1884.
Section .. A sum sufficient 10 carry
the provisions Of tnis act into effect il
hereby appropriated out Of any money
In the treasury not otherwise appropri.
nteI.
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A VERY HOT ENGAGEMENT.
Brazilian Rebels Evidently Victorious
In The AaIay.
Contradictory Reports ~ 20 tie Num-
her OF Ii,iied aud Wounded
on noth sides.

RIO, Jan. i5.-An engagement bo.
tween the rebel vessel GuanabhrA,
supported by the guns Of Cobras Island
and the government positions along
tho shore, was very hot while It lasted.
The GuanAbara had the best Of the
fight, running close In shore and maxi
Ing very effective use OF her guns,
which caused tho government forces
to retire from their positions, leaving
number OF deal and wounded behind.
Peixoto's officers, while tho Guaua.
bRTa WIS within easy distance from tho
shore, suddenly made an attack upon
her by means Of number OF small
boats filled with trooIs, but this move
ment was unsuccessful, ma the Guiana.
bsta opened such n deadly fire that she
easily Drat Oh tbs boarding parties,
killing a number OF the soldiers who
manned the small craft.
1t II difficult 10 get az the facts IN
regard 10 the number killed an
WOUNDED. The rebels clnim, that nt
lratt 100 Of PeiXoto'a troops were killed
or wounded uurlngth attack upon the
GuanabaTa by small boats, aud
probably az many more during the
rebel ships attack upon tho land bat.
teIleH. On the other hand, the
government reports say the LOSSES were
trivial anu the insurgent report OF tho
hunter OF killed and wounded grossly
exaggerated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-16
NATIONAL AFFAIRS.
CarlIsls's Statement Of the Condition
Of the Treasury.
THE TARIFF BILL IN THE HOUSE.
Hornblowsr's Nomination Rejected in
the senaie.-A Bill for the Fay
ment Of Debts.

WASHINGTON. Jan. i5.-In the lot.
Ter sent by Secretary Carlisle to Sem
aior voorhees,, the secretary saye
among other things:
0when my annual report was pre-
pared, II was estimated that the ex-
pen,es during the current hfcil year
would exceed the receipts to the
amour. Of about s2s,0O0,OOO, and ]
asked Congress for authority to Issue
and sell bonds, or other forms Of obll-
r.tions, TO an amount not exceeding
ESQ, 900, 900, bearing low rate Of Inter
stand having a reasonable short time
/, run, 10 enable the secretary Of the
ff.nsuTy 20 supply such deficiencies rs
might occur Ia the revenues. The o..
innate then made was based upon the
rtsumptlnn that the worst Of our imam.
cial disturbances had already been
tfalized aud there would be sub.
rlantlnl Increase In the revenues for
tho remainder Of the year, but the re-.
raipts and expenditures up 10 the 18th
uf the present month chow that the
Estimate OF tue deficiency At s23,UD0,.
900 at tho close VI tho year was much
too low.
Urho actual receipts and oxpendi.
iuroi during each month Of tho year,
aud the monthly deficiencies have
been No follow;
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amendments and the Painter subsli-
tute were disagreed 10.
The Republicans, under the leader-
chip Of Burrows, made fight for the
privilege Of Offering amendments.
Mlrse's amendment was voted down,
aud Wil-on's agreed 10.
Wilson's next amendment was NJ 10
the cotton schedule to include cjttou
duck In the provisions. Alter some
debate, this was agreed to, anu Wilson
then offered an amendment to add to
tho FREQ list sweat feathers, binding
ribbons, cut felt, etc, for hat trimmings.
The present duty IL 80 per cent The
last amendment Of Wilson was agreed
10, and n recess taken until O'cl1 ck.
At the night session Powefs Red OF
Vermont opposed the bill anu Bowen
(Pop.l Of Nebraska end Hudsln (Pop.)
Of Kansas supported tbs bill permit
ting the iroe entry OF manufactured ar
ticles when seut In exchange for agri-
cultural products.
AtlO!2O pm, an adjournment was
taken.
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BEFORE CONGRESS.
Working for the West.--

Amer stay Of several years at Wash.
ingion, d. C., during which no has become
familiar with tho workings Of Congrssa
md tho departments, Judge Chas. W.
s.aynor, an Attorney and Counselor o.
the Supreme Court Of tho United staloa,
ispropared to promote proper legislation
by appearing before Committees and
Informing influential Congressman as to
tho moods OF clients and communities
represented by him.
He also continues his practice in tho
General Land onloe, prepares appeals,
makes answors and arguments before tho
Commissioning and Secretary. annlyses
anu reports on cases TO attorneys at q
distance, and attends TO general land
business. Terms reasonable. Services
prompt and roliablo. 20. Addross, Box
Sii, Washington u. O,
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TARIFF AmENDmENTs.
Discussion OF WILSON,. NH In the
House.

Discussion OF WILSON,. NIL In Ihe
House.
wAsnINdToE, Jan. l5,-Tho reading
OF tho thnn blll consumed over two
hUuFg.
Wison offered the frat committee
nmtndmeut by striking out In the
totaeC0 schedule the words "commer-
cigly known" In tho description Of
wrapped lgbacc0. He explained that
the amendment was desirable TO pre-
VtHt an incorrect interpretation at the
custom house. This amendment pre-
cpitatod fierce discussion. Payne
(hfpl OF New York offered an amend.
mont 10 increase the duty on cigar
wrappers from 5 TO 81, mud supported
u IN "a five inmates eprueh.
hfteT discussion vote was then
lakrn ON faynG's amendment 10 place
lhu duty at tho present rate. Lost.
WiaonS amendment was then
agreed 10, nnd vote taSen on Marsh's
amendment 10 Painters substitute.
This pleeipitatrl general discussion
as to what members had right to
Precedence In the matter u Offering
amendments.
hlchgriton, chaTmans OF the com.
mlllee ut the who'll, eventually deCld-
ed Ia favor Of Wilton, who proposed
I'm amendment 10 eliminate cables aud
u0tiage from the operation ~ the 10
por cent uuty ON e9tdago ami twino
Except blnuing tWine), no that they,
TOO, could come ia nee.
Morse (Rsi,l Of Massachusetts o.
iered an amendment 10 tue Wilson
amendment, which sought TO take
binding twlnu from tho lree list anu
put II back ON the dutigble list. Both
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sihiiist. Arrested

BERLIN, Jan. i5.-Adviues received
from 5t. Petersburg say the French
polio" have Huut communication TO
tho Russian police stating that a num-
Der Of revolutionary documents were
seized ny the police OF the different
towns Of France duging the recent an
archist raids. These documents are
said 10 compounds a number Of Iue'
ai1ne At 81. Petersburg and other parts
Of Russia. A. "a result Of thtae COM
mnnicbtiOns the Russian police hfe
said 10 bhve made u series Of uOmioilhry
visits, aud have arrested a number VI
nihiiisis. IL IL also sald that mauy
Russians VI nli classes are now uhad'
owed by the police.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-16

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uornbiower rejected.

WAsmNuIoN, Jan. l5.-Gn the
executive session Hin opened tho Fight
against the confirmation Of H1nblow.
er for associate Justice u the supreme
court, and Villas, the only Democratic
member OF the judiciary committee
who supported Horublower In the com
mitiee room, made n strong appeal for
confirmation.
AfterA discussion, lasting through
out the afternoon, HUrnblOwet'a
nomination was rejected by a msiority
Of air.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-16

In chronlcan aud nervous diseases that no
was entirely cured. llo commenced 20
get better nom the drs'. My little boys
clso was certainly a bad one. lie began
10 look bad, aud was pcovlsh aud irotiul,
bis temper was irritable, his sleep was
disturbed by dlsagrccahle dreams ilo
was very figoty and nervous, could not
sli still. Tho mufolos of Tho face would
witch, his gait was peculiar, bolng slow
and shunling. No matter whore tho
hand was placed Il could not DO kept
steady. 40 grave wore all those symp.
toms that Il -oomg almost a miracle that
he was restored 10 porfoc. health Ia %
short a time.
~ heartily recommend Drs shores &
Shorosn
Tho above case Is one Of special intor-
est 10 parents. Many children are sub.
ioctto tho Same nervous symptoms, yet
In mlldor form. This should noyor be
neglected. All such cAse.. n taken In tho
carly stages, eau be cured. Drs. Shore,
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-16

- ractical counter proposals. were made
az hinst the tobacco bill.
IL was suggested that the essential
point was that the imperial charges
should not be shifted upon the shoulder
Of the individual Htntes, for II was
claimed the empire must rather give
than be perpetuhlly osking.
Herr Richter said tho bill would
simply mean ueath 10 the tobacco IN
Justry.
After further discussion the tobacco
bill WAS referred to the stamp tax COM
mittce.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-16

PARIS, Jan. i5.-The tribunal Of
Commerce today, In an action bfou sbt
by tho llquidator,, OF this Sociole Dec
Depots et C0mptea CouTants ngainst
NJ. Gautler, managing dircc,o5 Baron
Poisson, director; Al. D0u0n, chairman
OF the biard OF directors, aud other d.
rlCtors, claiming 3,0O0,0 600 francs, said
to have been lost by mahdminisiiaiioD,
which resulted la tho bankruptcy Of
the society, awarded the quilatOT u
verdict tor 1000, QUO francs.
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A Preacher and Murderer.

FOuSrAIN CRY, Iud., Jan. To-
Rev. benjamin BALDWIN, n Methodist
minister, now In Troy, o., has con.
OF william Hvnshaw, killed while
returning home from an evening call
on young lady OF whom tho minister
was auitOf. It IL asserted that the
father Of the girl favored the ministers
suit, aud with him connected the plan
to murder the young man.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-16

DENVER, Colo, Jan. i5.-The SEN
ate adjourned to Wednesday. Being
senate, the house took a recess I'LL 10.
morrow. Both sides will caucus TO.
morrow. IL Ia believed the majority
will vote against such action, hoping
to gain over 10 their side some senators
favorlng hdJ Jurnment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-16

San RAFAUL, Cal, jan. l5.-A
ffightiul railroad accident occurred ut
Austin creek bridge, on tho North
Pacific railroad, between DunCan's
Mills and Chzedoro. An engine, with
eight men on board, was crossing n
bridge last evening whom tho bridge
gave way and the engine crashed
down a distance OF forty feet into tho
stream below. The stream was greatly
swelled by heavy rains and all the
men drowned excepting Conductor
Brown, who preserved his life by
jumping.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-16

wAsIfSuTOE, Jan. l5.-Lane, Of
Illinois, Introduced In the House tho
following bill; "lhat ali contracts for
the payment OF any sum Of money,
whether In gold, silver or coin, may
be discharged by any money when
h by law legal tender for thu pay.
ment Of debts when the contract ma
tufte.D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-16

The above underwear will all
be piled on tables where every.
body can get a chance 10 see II.
Monday morning follow the rush,
the great underwear crowd will
come.
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Nominaitd Tor senator.

DIES MoISEs, la, Jan. l6.-ln the
Republican caucus tonight Reptesru.
tative Gear was Nominated Tor United
States senator on the third ballot, 10.
ceiving o. votes. The nomination 10
equivalent TO election.
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Killed nj. Antnsonist.

BERLIN, Jan. ia duel with
pistols was fought today between DR..
ROewer aud Herr DsiAcToi1, q milf
tafy Oulfittpr. The doctor biiled Della.
croix anu surrendered 10 tho police.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-16
A Case Of ST. Yllus Dance Cared, De.
mOHSIntins The skill Of tho
Physicians Of The Zion
EcdICal a Surgical
Institute.
Tho 50 Rate for All Diseases Closes
Feb. ist.-Ncrvous aud Chron-
&c Diseases Speciality.

George Stanton. Esq, prominent
business man OF Payson CITY, Utah. In
conversation with tho writer said. "My
lil'lo son, Raymond, was "a grca. sufferer
when consulted Drg. Shores 81 shores
OF tho Zion Medical and Surgical lns,i.
iuio, located - East 2nd South st.. Salt
Lake city. Amer an examination tho
doctors informed mo bis disease was
coroa TOR st. Ni;ls danc5j and { asked
MN tho question. Can ho bo curodp
Tho DOCTORS answered mo with an un.
qualified yes, and &c gives mo great
pleasure to state that anor two months
treatment by these emiuon. specialists
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-16
TOBACCO TAX

A niII Passed Ia GTrmHuy In spite OF
Opposition
BERLIN, Jan. l5.-ln the reichstag
DR.. Miguel, minister VI tinancb said the
necessity for an increase In the imperial
revenue was generally recognized. The
reduction In the customs revenue
amounted TO 85,00O,0O marks and no
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Zion Medical aldNllgiGal Institute

Located permanently ia the Harmon
Block, "a E. Second South St.,
salt Lake city, Utah.
q. W. SHORES, VI. D.,
a, j. SHORES, NJ. d,
Consultng Physicians.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-16

speclaltes An diseases Of tho I've, TAr.
Nose, Throat ard Luufs. Female, Rectal and
private diseases. our treatment FOR illrs 10
method.
unec houra-g 20 n d m.. 2to SPIN, 7tos
pm. sundays, n AN. - p,in.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-12
EBSDNAI.

John r. Loisenriug OF Hazieton aasa town
caller to day.
Lewis Kline transacted business at Track.
vile to day.
s. pmd Edwards. ESQ of potisyllc, spent
the day here
Ed slichtcr Of Pousyilc came up on the
noon train to-day
Attorney Beiubold, of Nrahauoy City, was
in town to day ou business.
Lewis wilkins the Kansas giant, left town
to-day for scranton.
Charles Radaegicz and Andrew MeIuskey
were county seat visitors day.
William Wildower of Wilkes Barre, spent
last evening in town among friends
John A. Titmau boarded the l2i3 Lehigh
Valley train for Mahanoy City to day.
Or. j. c. Biddle, of Fountain Springs let the
light of his counteuauce shine on acquaint-
ances in town to day.
Jerry Coabley, formerly of town, hut now
Of Philadelphia. came up from that place to
visit his brothers and sisters.
Henry WedeIhold, wife aud son left town
at noon to-day for Berwick whore they will
spend few days prior to their departure for
their new home in Philadelphia
A. B. Lamb, of the Third ward was elect
ed last evening to ill the vacancy on the Citi-
zens' Standing Committee, vice James
McElheuny, removed from the ward.
Ed. Mason an Old soldier a very worthy
citizen who is unable to do hard work, is a
candidate for High Constable and will ask
the Citiztus' party for the nomination.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-12

Have you tried BoElhenuy's fried oystersi
sl2.tf
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-12
PENCIL POINTS.

The First National Bank, of town. has de
cared q semi annual dividend Of 8 per cent
This shows that this institution is still in a
healthy condition,
Miss NJ A. Dillon, Of Nahauoy City, has an
important advertisement in to days HERALD.
Read it carefully, She means what she says.
Harry Roxby has handsome new delivery
wagon in use for the U. S. Express in town.
Tie shenandoah Regulars and National
teams win play game of foot ball at the
Trotting park Saturday at $3.50 p. mr to test
the disputed championship which exists.
The contest promises to be very interesting.
Mrs Kate Moore, widow Of Thomas
Moore, private Co. A Second fegiment Second
ca gahy, received pension of }6 per month,
squire W. Il, Shoemaker was instrumental
in securing the pension.