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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04
RETORr DENIED.
Thhsin Phsha stni AiiVo-Patriarch
Appointed.


Appointed.
CONsrANT1SOPLE, Jan, A. Turkish
newspapers deny tho reported assassi.
nation Of Tahsin PAsha, governor Of
Billie, sayiug tho story arose from the
death Of Hiulmi Bsy, vail OF saws,
which, It Is olalmsd,wAs duo 10 natural
causes.
The newspapers OF this city also
publish diBpatCh from rahsih Pasha
stating that all IL tranquil Ia the pro.
vince Of Billis. An imperial decree
giving notification Of the election Of
Mgr. Ismiriian 40 Armenian patriarch
In succession 90 MgL Achikisn,r recently
resigned on gocount VI difficulties be-
tween the Porte and tho Patriatchatc,
was iaaued without the usual demand
that the patriarch should promise to
purtue "a Hoe Of conduct consiateul
with tue Views VI the Turkish govern.
ment, which promise Manager
lsmirlian refused 10 give.
Reports received hero ns 90 the stu.
alton In Macedonia ura disquiuliIg.
This Ia due ~ tue exteneiou Of tho
Drigandagr. Tho Porte 10 making IN
qulriea on the subject.
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tho settlement OF old scores. VAu
dualomaliu minister Ia alleged 10 have
icicgraphed after his official reception
t1at the response VI Diaz was applaud
81, contrary 10 diplomatic pteCend,
that he used threatening language anu
preludged aquestiOnof high Importance
10 all Central America. Tho policy Of
the minister IL evidently not pleasing
IN his chief, Tor IL Ia alleged that
Bafti0e requested that be purdue more
ponclllatory policy. Tie policy Of
Aiariscul and Disz Is noted as fOrbear
lugi but uniess the envoy takes dii.
iefent tucS affairs mey become 30
strained that bis recall will follow,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04
Todsy's Probate Court.

The following orders were made by
Judge Blair this morning.
Estate Of Robert l.. scannsll, de.
ceased. 4 family allowance of 5000
per month was granted.
Estate % David Walker ST., de.
ceased Petition for family allowance
10 widow Of $50 per month denied nnJ
executors ordered 10 proceed with tne
sale OF real estate under tho terms of
tho will.
GuaIdlanship OF Eima II. Cook and
EAna I, Cook, minors. Citation issued
To guardian 10 show cause why an mo-.
count should not be rendered.
Estate aud guardianship Of Seth
PiSton ct ~, minors. Time given ull
January 1854 10 render account as
cited.
Eatate Of Jaro Pope. deceased. Jan.
uary ION named MS the date Tor settle.
ment OF account.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04
AMUSEMESTS.

SALyISI'5 advance sale opened NJ
tho Theatre this morning with tho
biggest rush seen st the box unics for
u long time past, Indications are that
The engagement will DO very profitable
one.
LONDON ASSURANCE win be- pre-.
presented tue lasg two umes tonight
ana tomorrow night, All the Com
iofis Of Home succeeds Il Monday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04

WAsuSGTON, Jan. AT The open.
lng stl,iyu ioduy tie Speaker lnlu be-
fore Tie HUulo tho rosignati0n OF Rep.
r-ionintivo Painter from tho Fiilh
Kentucky dletrici 10 take effect touigr.
row whom hu ASSUMES the duties VI
Judge OF the court VI appeals.
On motion OF Herman crop, Orc.),
OH was passed. granting au incrolsu
OF pension to H0sra Brown, gui lU3,
survivor U. the war 90 1919; anu on
motion OF Page I Dem, II. ~, a bill to
grant American registry 10 IhU steam.
ers Clarlbcl aud AthUs.
The debate on tho currency bill was
then resumed aud Hendricks. Dem,
New York, banker, took the door Ia
advocacy " the bill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04

Elmunds act had mado no change In
vac method OF procedure relative 30 the
cauvase Of votes. 10 had merely de.
VOWED the powers Of cnnvassiDg b dice
ph other boards, anu some vi thufo
powers WofB given to tue Utah Com.
mission. The practice u that body
hal been 10 canvass returns for mem.
befs VI the Legislature, undor the
special power reserved ~ the Commits
sion. There was force Ia tho crlliuiam
ot the Practice VI appointing but one
ulnfd 10 CAuvAsl tho returns IuF county
Ohctfsi Dat buUu action W author
lisd ~ law, As 10 what constituted
trtutuHi counsel iuslsteI that they en-.
uiaceI tue registry books, lhr Doll
ISIS huu tho duplicate tally Sheet.
me registry books anu pIIl lIsts, he
1aiui weto required by law % ue ru.
turned 90 the CUmMlsslJu, anu they
were therefore rututuu. IL could not
be c,uiuuuUd that tho iuAge8 of cleo.
zion hal power 90 recount tur ballots.
Whon discrepancies were discovered la
these IOlufnH. BIt sac power % &C..
count had LOtn taken away entirely
Dy tue EImuudB Sg1 4. Aal ultu
vy1tul Ia tuu Commission. at.
WiillAlH CJutruauI tuut tlI.
court uAI no power 20 control the nc.
u9n Oi inc C0mmissiOu, even li tuat
Aatl'n Should DO entirely wrong. such
control "uuiI us usuUliiYu, and would
make vas court "a Returning uonru itu.L
lie read ueciaiOus 20 support mis- con.
lrnllou that tho canvas under con.
aiaofaiouw was a matter entirely within
the lud smunt aud discretion ui the
OJsrd, and that tnis c0ut, had no right
10 iutcrirro.
MI Williams was followed this
mofuing by Judge Powers, and when
1ho nrEumcuts bud closed Judge Barren
LOOK tue case under auvlsumruL
Tue Prohibition cases are m Progress
as Tue NLW5 went 90 pt,ss.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. I.-JRmes II.
walker iOlmtrIy associated with
Mackeyi Fair, Flood aud O'Brien in
minins ventures, 10 dead anu Will DO
buried soon alter his old partner, OK.
senator Fair. Unlike him, however,
Av leaves no estate 10 contest. Walker
rccumuiai,d millions and went 10
fhiladelphla In 1872. He lived lux.
ufiOusly and entertained lavishly. HiB
millions were soon lost IA Unfortunate
tlteulatiOna In railroads anu stocks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04
TIE SANPETE CASES
Arguments IN the Maudamus Proceed.
mugs Today.

Whom the NEWS report OF tho cleo,
ton cases from sRnpelo county Ia
which the UIah Commission are dc.
Pendants closed yesterday afternoon,
Judge A,no was proceeding with the
onenlug argument on behalf OF the
petitioners. lilo declared that 4. wa.
undoubtedly tho Intention OF the
Edmunda ACT to provide canvassing
boards for each county, for tue con.
venienoo OF candidates interested. But
1t was not intended to compel people 10
travel, In some instances 800 miles, 10
attend the canvass. The Utah Com.
mission should canvass tho returns
made to It, without reference to the
ballots. II II should bo held that "A
canvass must hr6t DO made by "propur
persOue," then those "prOpor pefsousD
aud NOS the members VI tho Cummis-
sion were tbs ones 10 go into rus uuxus,
The evidence before tue court did not
snow any disagTermult IN regard 10
the votes cast that would juBuly the
Commission IN opening tho boxes,
even II they had the Fight ~ open them
at all,
Attorney T.. IL. Williams followed
ON tho part OF the COmmission. Read.
lug from the election law, counsel
construed their provisions 10 mean
tnat ihe Commission mad tue aaun
power " open ballot boxes formerly
exercised w tho county court. Tue |
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04
NIrARAGUAN NIT
Not Likely 90 Pass During tho Prss.
cut session.

WAsntSurON, Jan. I.-Ths juIg-
mont Oi tuJse senators who remained
IN this city during the recess 10 that tho
NioaraRunn bill! cannot psss this sBa-
zion. "lt 10 not "a favorable time TO
urge such a muasutc," said Senator
Davis OF tho foreign relations commit.
tee. "limes have buVn % hard that
people DO not like the prospect OF IN.
creasing expenses VI creating additional
debt"
Senator White Of California favors
the canal, but d0e6 not see any pOssibil.
ity OF getting IL through ut this session.
tie says the proposition 10 send an
engineer commission 10 make examin.
alton ard survey Ia merely dllatory
one pat forward by opponents VI the
project 10 prevent action.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04
DEsTRUoTIvE FIRE.
Insane Asylum nurned-Tho Iumntos
safe.


ANNA, ILL.,, Jan. 4.-I'iro broke out
NJ O'Clock this morning In tho roof OF
tue eeutor building Of the group OF
lhieo great buildings Of the Insane
.bylum ia this city and spread with
Great rapidlty.
Az a'8O tue fire was beyond 90 utrol,
SUD tho loss was then over SlUJ, 900.
An hour later, nj $3.50, all throu build
,ngs were abla2o, tue GENITAL building
ueihg Quilted, $3.50, 900 10 the amount at
'slluiated loss.
help has been requested from Cairo
Ahl Nafboudalc. There 10 gri a. excite
Meht aud II Is impossible 10 say wheth-
HiI The inmates woro cotton out Ia
tAlgty.
d, AZ a, m. the north wing was in
uANger, la this building are huudlod
me oOO gibbeung luuRtics who are
Ilth great difficulty restrained from
"eaklng ouL Ihe grsR. main build
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04

Application was made TO Chief Jus.
lice Merritt this morning TO appoint :
receiver Ia tue suit OF Rsmingtan,
Johns0n x Go. ct nj Va Samuel l..
Tobias. Tho defendant, a State street
grocer, filed his assignment n few days
ago. The court granted the motion ~
appointing rheO. Btough TO act IN the
capacity named, fixing his bond at
82i6OJ, 10 DO approved by the clerk.
The defendants attorney, j. Nj.
Denny, took exception 10 the appoint.
ment. IL. 3. McCallum represented
the plaintiff.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04
VALENTINE IN THE CITY.
lie Came Down Today 10 Have a Talk
With Ills Attorney.

Charles Valentine, tho co.deies dant
Of hrs' Mu!Vanoy was brought down
from lao penitentiary this morning for
tue purpose OF having an interview
with his attorney, John NJ. Zane. lie
appeared to be Ia the Best Of spirits,
Notwithstanding the fact that there 10
no prospect OF hiH obtaining bonds, and
thht therefore no VIII have 10 remain
IN custody unNl tho time rot for his
trIal' ABOUT ave weeks hence. Hn says
he Is conhuentthat when tho CASE goes
to trial ho will not DO convicted,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04

COAIzACOALCOs, Mex, Jau. 4-Tho
business o! the National Tehauutcpus
railroad is increasing rapidly and the
Federal government hes found 10
profitable. Thoro will DO several i'm.
pottaut feeders constructed the present
year IL is announced the govern.
mcnt has rejected the proposition OF &.
T.. Huntingdon ~ buy tue rohRuulcpuc
road.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04
THE runnENCY NM.


WAmISOIUN, Jan. "A Demo.
cratic House caucus on the currency
Olll VIII probably DO called Tor 4
o'clock Monday ait0rnoOn," said H0l.
man. chairman Of ths cauuIs commit
tee aiior he conferred today with
Speaker Crisp aud Representative
springer concerning tho situation. No
rule 10 close the debate has yet been
formulated owing 10 the Absence from
The city OF Representative Catchings,
OF Tue rules committee. He IL expect.
Cd back today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04

NiENNA, jan. 4.-Omclsl reports re.
g,eived regarding the usp OF anti.
ioHino In IHustu anu Cauowilz show
large decrease In mortality from
dlpthcfin. Tho reports advise that the
remedy be administered al the earliest
possible momunt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04
Uhaiionao Accepted.

LONDON, Jan. 4.-rhc London
Athletic club Informs the Associated
Pfeas ihatit has Uablad tue Na.y YORK
Athletic club accepting their challenge,
inc later suOiect TO arrangements Us "
minor dUlails.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04
Croker Entgra rour

LONDON, Jan. i.-RiChard Croker,
OF New York, haa entered four norses
including IousuE, iOr Ashley Plate
ana other races az Newmarket aud
Ascot For tho gold cup he entered
D1Bbins by cable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04
sIoro nnt,isships.

WAsluNJrON, jan. At IL praoli.
oally settled that the naval Rppropria.
ton bill as reported TO the House will
contain ptovislons for two aud possibly
three baitlehhips al cost OF about
$4,000 900 each.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04
As 10 an Assessment Levy.

Tho salt Lako Hardware company
has begun legal proceedings against
Tue pinuc Milling company and A, T..
Hyde, W. 5. MoCornicl, sylvU,lcr J.
Lynn, George A. Popp, John A. shs.-
tic ami George a. Rice, to compel tie
Iintio company to levy an aasessmeul
against IT, Bl0cEhJlders, the other do.
tendanla, Tor the payment OF a JuIg.
ment obtained against the company
by the plaiuu1 on May 10, 1893, for
s1lL-5. The complaint sets forth that
tue company 10 iuB1lyunt aud that the
s'ociholdcrB have never paid nuy sums
on the stock hold by thum. L. ~ also
alleged that ths minlng property J1nu
A. Shc,tlo purpIaiel 90 convey 20 the
company ~ the time OF It, orgnuiza.
N9u, May D. 1897, IA return Tor 100000
SHARES OF stucg was vAlueluss, tuat tur
other stockholders knew that it was
not worth anything, and that they
c9nspifuI 70 dsiraud the credlt0 10 Of
tue company by au apparent payment
OF their capital stock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04
THE nOUNoAnY DISPUTE.
An Evidsnt Atiompt 20 sgaho Mexico
uHcA iowa.

hHris Duwn,
MENIcJ Guy, Jan. 4.--Ths expected
arrival OF ministers irOm Honduras
anu Salvador Huu tho possible nOmina.
zion Of uinisIora iryn Nicaragua AMI
Costa ItiO4, pat now light on tue
Guatomalau.MeXicO boundary nugotig.
uung. Tho evident object Is t0 cup.
port Guatemala anu bring force TO
make Mexlco back down from itg atIi.
lude.
All appearances are that Guatemala
IL making efforts 10 form u Central
American league against Mexico, for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04

NICE Jan. Alive inches OF snow
nae allen hcro ana further dowlali
10 threatened.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04
AROUND THE COURTS.
Tho County SsIsClmsI ara 10 Harness
Again Today.
APPOINTMENTS AND PETITIONS.
A Receiver Appointed by Judge Merritt
Orders Made by Probate
Judge Blair, Etc.

Owing 10 Judge Blair being himself
occupied with probate matters this
morning, tbs adjourned session OF tue
county court, which had been fixed to
begin at 10 o'clock, did not commence
until moro than an hour later, ami
consequently tho bulk OF the buAutss,
there DeiUg oonsiderable 10 transact,
went over until this afternoon.
NO MORE WANTED.
Nearly tho entire time up to adjourn
ment aI 1880 was taken up with legal
arguments on the petition received
from n number OF local attorneys
protesting against the appointment
by the board Of additional Justices o.
tbs peace aud C0nstublcB in any OF the
precincts. The text OF tho petition
was given In tho NEWS "a couple Of
days ago. Attorney j. IA. Huri up
pearod toiay and argued la support VI
tbs protest, while Attorneys ID. n.
5traup anu Hutchlns0u, representing
prospective Candidates for Office, male
Arguments against tho petition.
Two petitions numuruusly signed by
resident taxpayers were handed iu
asking !0t the appointment VI ID. &,
Whitoh0rne ns 90 additional Jusl.co oil
the Firsi precinct.
The court took tue matter under adj
vifomout,
This afternoon, after brief discut-
sl0ni resolution was auDptoJ, on me-
ton Of soleclmBu Ggddrs, nuc0ndud by
5clcclman Roberto, In effect that the
court deemed II uuwisu aud inexpBdi.
ent 70 appoiut additional iuslicas Of
tue peace IA any precinct VI Salt Lake
county. Hence tho application 0i ID.
5' Wuilohofno was dcuiod.
HE ~ INDIuNANr.
A protest was read from Owen r.
Mccormick upon hia removal "a a
deputy statisliclan aud ofdetod Itlloi.
Mr. MCEOruiUll declares that tho re.
soinding OF his appointment was un.
lust, no cause being presented for such |
aclioni anu says chat sum silent Teaaont
can DO brought forward to Justify his |
claim.
NEW COUNTY PHYSICIAN.
Applications Tor the post OF county |
physician were read from Drg. f.. 4.
Root, ii, II. Emeis, j.. 3. Wright, Is. |
living ana J. g. j.. King anu |
ordered filed,
Thin afternoon tho curt appointed !
DR.. Il. 3. Wight.
THE COUNTY I@rmyARy.
DR.. joel II. Allen, superintendent OF |
tbs county iuhrmhgy, submitted = fs.
port Of that Institution Tor the nine |
m3nlha ending December 3Ist, 1891,
showing an expenditure OF slO,7g7. 20 |
on the following accounts: fnnrmary, |
S8,G5O.6ii salary, S2,9ss.7O; groceries
ani pruv'eions, 81, 2y5.75; cal, yiO2I5;
meat, $4,000; dfugs; t235.iJ; medical,
500; uudeftaEer, $3.50.
There had been 20 inmates admitted,
% discharged anu IL deaths. or the
deaths, II persons were buried ut the
csuuiy's expense.
Tho average number OF inmates had
been 90. uu1 tbs cost Of keeping them,
incluulng nll expenses except ns
charged 10 thu inflfmaty account, was
.0.Oa each pUr month. Cost OF deed.
Ing" the same, including family OF
superintendent anu nirud help, Sj.l8
each pur month.
The report was ordered hlod.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04

Applications Tor the post OF county
physician We're read from Drs. H.. n.
Root IL, Il. Emeis, j.. B. Wright, 5.
Ewing and J. g. j.. King anu
ordered filed,
Thin AFTERNOON tho curt appointed
DR.. L.. 3. Wight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04
IrE II INDIGNANT.

A protest was read from Owen r.
Mccormick upon his removal ga a
deputy atatisliclan aud ofdetod lilloi.
Mt. hclOrnicI declares that tho TO-.
soinding OF his appointment was uu.
lust, no cause being presented for such
aclioni anu says chat sum client Teaaout
can DO brought forward to Justify his
claim.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-02-16
slLvEs M .THs sgNArs.

4 mn for the Cprsstrsetsd ceinsgs es ~.
yer EsvoseA - The Fissace comUlstse.
WAsaIseroS, Feb. la--The meeting
of tha senate committee on finance
yesterday resulted In a dscision by .
vote Of six to Ave to report Q measure
for the unrestricted coinage Of silver
on the basis Of the provisions OF the
ninth section OF the financial bill intro
duced by Senator Jones. OF Arkansas.
This section was amended In several
particulars. and ~ agreed upon Is -
follows:
..Thst from and after the passage Of
this act the secretary Of the treasury II
hereby authorized and directed to re-
ceive at any United States mint from
any citizen OF the United States silver
bullion of standard ineness and coin
the same into silver dollars Of 4lsh
graius each. The seigniorage of said
bullion shall belong to the United
States, aud shall be the difference
between the coinage value thereof
aud the market price of the bullion
In New York on the date the presents
ton IL made. and all expenditures
for coinage done under the pro-
visions OF this act shall be paid out of
said seignioraxe; and the secretary Of
the treasury shall deliver to the de-
positors OF such bullion standard silver
dollars equal to the price thereof ~
aforesaid; aud whenever the soid coins
herein provided for shall ID received
into the treasury certificates may he
issued thereon. in the manner now pro-
yided by law
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-02-16
Two Lives Saved.

6. Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, OF Junction
City. H., was told by her doctors that she
had consumption, and that there was no
hope for her. but two bottles OF DR.. KIug's
New Discovery completely cured ber, and
she s.ys It saved her life. Mr.. Thomas
Eggers, $50 Florida street, San Francisco,
suffered from dreadful cold, approach.
ing consumption. He tried without 70.
salt everything else, then bought one
bottle OF DR.. Kins's New Discovery for
Consumption. and was cured In two
weeks. He 10 naturally thankful. 1t 10
such results, Of which these are samples,
that prove the wonderful efficacy OF this
medicine In coughs and colds. Free trial
bottles at Tevis' drug store. Regular
sizes. atty cents and sl.0O.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-02-16
PENSION QUESTIONS SETTLED.
several Important Decisions Promulgated
~ Assistant secretary Reynolds.

Several ymportant Decisions Promulgated
by Asssstaas sscretsry Reynolds.
WAsuISGTOS, Feb. i3.-Some impor-
tant decisions on the pension question
have been promulgated by Assistant
Secretary of the Interior Reynolds.
In the case of Frederick w. kerncr,
Of New Jersey, Judge Reynolds holds
that where soldier pcnsioned on &C.
count of deafness walks alongside of a
railroad track to save distance and is
struck by car and injured, the injury
Is primarily due to his own negligence
and only remotely. il At ell. to his own
deafness. II he Is subject to some in
trinity which increases the risks. IL is
held that his obligation to avoid the
dangerous situstion Is so much the
greater. To establish claim for pen
sion increase because of injuries al
legged to have been incurred by reason
Of the disability pensionable, it pust
b satisfactorily shown that the seci.
dant was directly occasioned by the
pre.existing disability, aud not due to
naglteence or carelessness OF the claim
ant.
Pspsion attorneys are held to be en-
titled to their fees when the evidence
TO establish q claimants right to q
pension II completed The fee, accord.
sng to the decision. will vest In the per-
sonsl representative Of, the attorney IL
he should die before allowance Of
claim or issuance of certificates. The
rights Of an attorney are declared to
Be, determined by his legal status at
the time the claim Is completed and
without reference to the date of sdju-
dioation. The widow of q soldier or
sailOr, says tho assistant secretary.
whose husband Voluntarily served In
the confederate army or navy prior to
or subsequent to his service in the
United States army Is not entitled to =
pension under the act of June 27. lsS0.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-02-16
HEAVY SHORTAGE EXPOSED.
The Late Treasurer Ramsey. of Illinois, Z
Desauitsr for u3C3.538.

Defauitsr for U303.538.
CARLYLE, Ill, Feb. l3.--When Rufus
Ramsey, who died suddenly three
months ago, supposedly of heart
disease. went into The state treasury
two years ago he WAS thought to be the
richest man in southern Illinois
Within week over $4,000 in claims
against his estate have been fled, but
the most startling Is that OF the Chi
cago bankers, who were his snreties as
state treasurer.
When Henry Wuln succeeded the
dead man he found y shortage of ss6s.
$685., which he communicated to the
bondsmen, who suppressed it iR the
hope Of Reimbursement out Of the es-
tate of the dead man.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-02-16

The house was in committee of the
whole considering the Legislative, judi
cial and executive appropriation bill.
When the bill was reported back tn the
house the contest was resumed against
the provision for annual clerkS to mem-
hers Mr.. Doclery pointed out
the annual clerks would cost -
before the next congress actual
sembled. A yea and nay vote was u
on the amendment for the snnGI
clerks and it was defeated and the bill
passed.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-02-16
The la Gasxons safe im Fort.

NEW York. Feb. LA Gascogne,
the long overdue French steamship,
limpcd into port at ll:30 last night
with three red lights hanging from
her miz.cn mast as a signal that she
was disabled. Her passengers were
all on deck. some of them singing and
most of them cheering as persons are
wont To do when their minds are sud.
denly relieved of n heavy strain. For
thirteen days of voyage lasting six
teen days the ship had been disabled,
one of her main piston rols having
been broken on her third day out from
Hayre