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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23
decided 10 Ia.us Bends.

NEW York, Dec. ga special to
tile Herald from Washington says. Al
conference OF cabinet officers with
President Cleveland II was dsoiIo 10
Issue honda VI once TO replenlph sss
gold reserve. Members OF no oabiHet
who Rrs In the city verS summoned 10
the White House and tho PRECEDENT
went over the situation with thsm. IL
VIA decided that Secretary Carlisle
should al once prepare for bond isiuU.
Tho administration was In consul a.
ton with some OF tho members Of the
late Belno ont Morgan syndioats, but Is
coulA not DO learned last niGat whether
tho new bonds arc to DO take by ,ho
syndicate or whether psOpotAis arc to
be ssked Tor by the secretary o. the
treasury. The Aaouht Of ne issue, II
IL said, VII! be enough to raise the gold
reserve above 500, 0O0, 900, although It
10 no. Intended to sell any more bonds
thaA seems 10 DO absolutely necessary,
because Il IL believed the pTese Mt d urry
Will soon pass over, In view Of tho
growing belief ia the peaceful settle
ment OF the Vsnezuolss. question.
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SOMETHING SUBSTANTIAL.
frem a Well known Mining Man Of this
City VINO Is Ever Mindful Of
the Poor.

selecimhn Gsddes this morning, re-
ceived s25 check ON Wells, Fargo aud
Coompauy'a bnuk, from very goner-
Gus and well known mining man Of
this city, who, with his wife Ia at pre-.
sont 1t Bethel, Conn. The gentleman,
Whose name 10 not dlvulged, has been
guilty" Of many such acts Of philan-
thTopy before, and his kindnoia
In remembering tho poor OF
this city aud county, IL sJmt-
tning which will not soon be ior-
gotten. IL more OF the woll.to-do In
this city wCrn 80 thoughtful aud gener-
Gus o. tue gentleman referred to, many
a home would DO made cheerful aud
happy, where now perhaps they are
gloomy Rud miserable. The letter &C.
compnDylng the check II as follows:
BEruEL, Conn, Dec. Is, 1895.
Mr. Geddcs, salt Lake CITY, Utah,
Dear SRI enclose check for SIS 10 DO
distributed on you may 800 nc among tho
needy onos In our city. Would Ike Mrs
Putnam to get Christmas dinner out ot
It. l mako this chock payable TO Select
man G0ddos, AZ / have forgotten your
initials. / iolt very much hurt at tho
publicity " my litt'o contribution TO tho
list you furnished me some tim0 ago, and
trust that any future donations will sim.
ply bo quietly digos!od by tho subject
who TacOlvos them. With best wishes OF
the season, / am, etc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23
Wnliams's Able Argument.

Boise Statesman OF Sunday; Owing
TO the fact that Attorney J. II. Haw.
Icy was indlsposed yesterday, argu-
mont IN the Blain0-LincOln case was
not concluded ~ expected. Farley l..
william, addressed tho court In behalf
VI the acts creating Blaine and Linz
coin counties. His argument was
listened TO with rRpt atbonlion by n
large audience. lie presented HE case
Ia u clean.out, foroible manner, and
his argument, was conceded 10 be
among the ableat ever delivered before
the supreme court.
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WILLING 10 rAH FoE IT.



Amendment ~ the Constitution.
NEW YORK, Dec. ga local paper
says. 7. NJ. Curtin, a oouSin OF tho
late Andrew Curtin, who was governor
OF Pennsylvania, and . relative OF
jeremiah Curtin, who Tor many years
wasl connected with the United States
legation At b. Petersburg, Ia prepRI-
ing TO spend 100000 to secure an
amendment 10 the Consultation OF the
United States. Most OF the money
Willo1me from Mr.. Curtin's ow n pooksi.
The balance viii be given by two
friends, who Ar0 earnest believers in
his project, aud who hAvo tho utmost
faith In his ability 10 accomplish bis
object.
Tho amendment 10 tho ConSlp IN
for which Mr.. Curtin IL now working,
is the election OF the President by
popular vote instead Of by u college OF
eleotoTa. After he has accomplished
this, As he ,eols sure he will, he In
tends to work for change by which
United States senators win ako De
chosen by popular vote. suoh a change,
Mr.. Curtin thinks, would DO Of great
bonefit TO the country.
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SHIPPED TO SALT LAKE.
Twelve Hundred Tons Of Low Grade
Orc Came from Mayor Byneman's
Mine During the Year.

Boise StAtesnaHi Major William
HyndmaD, manager for tho Philadel.
phia & Idaho company, which owns a
lumbur OF valuable mines Mt Ketohum,
depending few days in tho city. He
will return noxt week to KeIchum,
aud shortly afterwards will leave for
tho East where he will spend the WIN
tor.
Major HyndmAn has shipped l 200
tens OF ore during the year from tho
Philadelphia d Idaho company's
mines. This was all what he classes
low grade ore, II paying him 10 ship II
to BAIT Lake rather than treat the ore
ut tho mine and ship tho concentrates
to Denver. Tho ore shipped To salt
Lske averaged 20 ounces Of silver, 10
pot cent lead and from half ounce to
an ounce OF gold q ton. He operated
the mill Tor three months, running
through IL tons u day. This ore
Yielded AZ ounces silver, 90 per cont
lead and tae same amount OF gold as
the orc shipped 20 Salt Lake.
Tho mniof says the building Of the
new road nom Chaili8 to the Yellow
Jacket miuts has brought n great deal
of bus meas 20 ketchum. This two
mills at Custer, tho Dickens. Custer
and the Fourth Of July, sent In their
quota OF business. From tho Bayhofse
audClay ton tmeltsrs July hity car l9hds
OF bullion YVES shippej, telng hauled
In wagons 10 KeIchum and loaded on
tho cars.
To further show the amount OF butl.
ness handled through Kelnhum, Major
Hyndmau rtciied that IL. G. Lewif,
the freight contractor, could not secure
teams enough 10 handle the usflic,
while the Challis. Kotchum toll roAd
paid the fret divldsnl for four years.
Major Hyndman says Manager
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sourm AnrnicAN CONFERENCE.
nraEsi WA Iuvito the republics 60
Discuss tho Monroe Doctrine.

NEW York, Dec. 23.-The H.tsld's
corrssponduut In Rio Janeiro, Brazil.
telegfaphs that the Brazilian foreign
office hss beon In correspondence
with Minister Menjonca In rotation to
South American conference In
which all the Pan.Amoticsn republics
shall take part. Ths tubiool Tor dis.
clssion viii he the NOntuu d0cltine
aud general matters affecting ", raised
by tho new Issue on tue Nrueuela
boundary dispute. IL IL uuiorstDod
that Brazil will take the Initiative In
the calling OF the conference.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23
The Mondman's lint.

On Thutsday and Friday evenings
Of this week the 18th ward amusement
association Of this city will give two
performances In the ward meeting
house for the benefit Of the ward. Ths
pieces given will be w. H.. Afnold'l
melodfama, entitled the Moojmnu's
Hut, aud J. NJ. Morton's laughable
farce, Done on Both Sides. This com.
pany are donating their energies 70
assisting the ward orsanizatlon sud
present come very good pieces.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23
P.r,. RIeo.. rnyn Now.

FEN YoRK, Doc. GA well at.
tended meeting Of tue Porto Rlusn
society was held In this city, among
those present bei4g juan TerrolsIt0,
Gumer.indo RlyAs, q. Forest, Manuel
Bssosa, Sotsro Figuerora, Il. castro
and II. Molina.
Dr.. HsnnA, in an eloquent speech,
reeitod the wrong 10 which Porto Rico
IL subjected under spanish rule and
concluded;
THE Cuban Tar has attained
formidable proportions. Now our
turn has come, Our brothers In tue
island arc well organized and II We
follow their example wo are bound to
succeed. Despite all the precautions
spain may take around our ports and
watch our coasts, our expeditions viii
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23
Ne nor. Inalnn pI.lurhanee..

DESvER, COL, Dee. 22.-BrigadieI
General Wasa1oD, who has Just at
rived home from his trip TO southern
Now Mexico and Afiz1na, h.lds tho
opinion that thSro will DO no more In
elan disturbances.
"rne couutTy,"issid no, sis one Of
tue toughest IN the world, and II IL
slmost iul Fgs6ibls 10 follow trail. We
pToputo, however, 10 prosecute the
search for the renegGtes % vigorously
a. possible, and hope 20 DO IewsraJ1
with success. DotAohmGnts OF cavalry
are now securing the county, and Il
any Indian IL ioand of tho reserve
ton It 10 likely TO go pretty hard win
hlm,D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23
ENgLAND MORE PACIFIC.
RoioicIuE NJ tue rin.ncini Dincuiiie'
of tho Uattsd states.

LoNDoN, Dec. 23.--rhe afternoon
papers today are commenting editorial
iy nj lsngth on the Veneuzeian matter,
but their remarks are on the nuancihl
rather than tue political phnsc. While
there IL no abatement OF e. Fresalnns o.
belief that tbs ground takeI on behalf
Of tue United States II unt.nable, The
tone IL altogether more pacific. Yet
there 10 considerable display Of salts.
faction II the financial difficulties Of
the United States.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23
LEGISLATIVE WORK,
Atetilg Of The Mays and Means Con.
mIllto oil tho Hose.
HOLIDAY RECESS iNExpEDIESE
Action for tho Financial Relief OF tbs
Country Expected or
Jhursday.

WAauNGToN, Dc. i3.-The way,
ant means committee Of tue House
met at II O'Clock To-Day t. tsko formal
steps to the Preparations Of a revenue
bill. Thirteen monitors were prCssat.
The discussion dij not reach the ques.
ton OF tho plan that would be brought
~, but WIS oon11td b tho policy II
having Cohgrss' remain In session,
which, NJ outlined by these iispatohre,
nl,uady had been determined upon by
the RepublicAp Leaders. by way u
reply to Prreiden, Clovslane'i tsqusst
that Congress should not njI0ufn,
1880 -tion was presented W SIR. Payne
Oi New YORK. IL drCiRrcd " was ,nt
so0eo OF the committee tha, II WIS 10.
oNprdient iOr tNo two nOusro 10 nd.
i1ufn Tor holiday rtossg, anu the fur.
thUf consideration u tue motion for
holiday adjournment should bu pct.
p1nrd f1r the present. Diugl.y was
authorized 10 make the statement 10
the House. The committee WIS assured
uyDingley tina, the bill could DO brought
before the House within very rhUt.
tlme. Although this was not men.
toned Ia the meeting, II 10 uudersto. a
TO bo the program Of tho leaders Ia
present the oil To the fuil committee
the day after Christmas aud perhaps
bring II before the Hou,o the same
day. For this purpose the Republican
members u the committee Will go Into
conference NJ once.
SENATE vACASCIEs FILLED.
WAsniNuTON, Dec. 23.-rhc Dsmo.
cratic steering committee OF the Senate
have dee d'I a. nssign WAlthall, Mis-
s.ssippi, 10 the Democratic vacancy on
the Luaucn cUmmitte, ami Daniels,
Virginia, to the vacancy In the Iudioi-
AIRY committee.
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Governor Will Preside.

The committee on arrangements
have rendered the present Governor
an Invitation 10 preside over the oefs.
Eionies IN the Tabernacle. The invita-.
uon nae been accepted and b. the ab.
sence OF Governor Wet the honor viii
Governor Richards.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23

New York, Dee, E3.--rhe British.
American Mortgage company has
Withdrawn from The suO-ITeAsury $780,
OGO, and tho British bank, North
Amorles, 100000 gold for shipment
for Wednesday.
The Merousn,S' Bank Of Canada
Withdrew Sl00. 900 gold today. Mueller,
Schull & o.. viii ship $500, 900 on
Wednesday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23
G0rmans WiIl Re Ont in Force.

mo various Gorman.Amerlcsn ASSOC
o'A"ona Of the city contemplate max.
''s On excellent showing in the big
'Oessalon, both AS to the character Of
."el5 dltplay and the number Of per.
''-s Who have promised to be In line.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23

Towndfow, OF the Independence
MiulBg company, whose mines are
located Within three miles Of Ketohum,
was about ready to start up the new
l0'stamr mill. The stamps were being
put In when no LET'S Ketchum.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23
BATTLE Ar zrrrouS.
Tan rhousnnd rurts AEainat fifteen
Thousand avn ntsns.

BERLIN, Dec. 23.-Iro Frankfort
Zeltung publishes dispatch from Con-
etnutinoplc saying there has been
fierce fignting at Hsiloun between the
Turkish troops who ~ fountei that
city aud the insurs en-, 4 tmenians who
doisndcd II. Both siips nto ssid q
have suffered irighlfully. The turks
were 10000 strong Hnj uGi - pieces
Of artillery. Tho Armouians num-
bussi l5,OlO, but hal no artillery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23
win Mot Issue bonds.

wAsHIsuTON, Dec. 23.-it can be
stated on authority that tho Tumor
thst the President had decided 10 an.
nouuos smother bond Issue al onor, Ia
without foundation. Indeed, II 10
STAYED that In view Of the Presidents
recent message 10 Congress, asking
for legislation which might render
another issue unnecessary, IL would DO
scAnt courtesy to that body 10 antiol-
pate lis negative action.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23

Ono Of the committee enihuslastIcallv
SAID today. "li we have ono man less
tnsn one thousand Ia the parade wen
MI bls piaoewith woman.D
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land At the given moment Ag.ued Tot
the lght, and when tho cry Tor indn.
perdcncB Ia raised, cur brothers VIII
bulin the field ready to win or die"
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Nle.rnguan. sndor.s cIo,.Iaus.

MANACUI, Nicaragua, Dec. H.
President ClsvelRnd's IneLJags 10 Cou-
gTess In the FspssuelAn question IL
endorsed by President zelLJA AID all
NiCATaguRnI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23

Inauguration Committee Meeting.
The executive committee on IN.
Augufal proceedings desire to meet
with the committee on program aud
the committee on parade and ball at
Jncge Powers's office, Eagle block, at
IL O'Clock noon, tomorrow, tuesday,
COMMITTEE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23

NEW York, Dso. 28,--The clearing
house committee OF Now York s,sooI-
Rtsd banks met last night and decided
TO recommend the issuenes OF oleArln z
house certificates.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23

BosToH. Dec. 23.-Gould Hall & Go.
suspsnded today NJ result az the
slump In the stock market on Friday
and Saturday. This fam lisa ANAL
one and the suspension had no effect
ON IchanRe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23

). A. Koanody, Il this city, speaking
fog the northwestern center Of the
Fsnian Brotherhood, has sent mea.
rage to President Cleveland, tendefing
"ihu services u 10000 men who have
been under fire before" In case VI war
with Great Britain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23

BAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 23.- irving
NJ. Scott, president OF the lion worke,
who built the Olympia aud several
other Of this best American war ship,
says that in tbs event Vi war between
England anu America, this county
would conn oft on top. "rhofe Il no
question OF England's great strength
on the wA,er,n said Aif. Scott, "but "
IL not always the strongest navy that
gets away with the battle. A lucky
shut will turn tho tide oi tue fight
when the danger seems the greatest.
England might give IA a ussh ri FIRST,
but In the end we would whip her,"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23
DOWN IN MEXICO.
Edward Stevenson Tells What lie Saw
on the Trip 10 Juarsz.

CoLONtA JUAREz Mexico,
Dec. Z. Igo5
The state herald., 1895-11-22
THE FLEET ASSEMBLING.
An Attempt Being Made to Blur the
Sultan.

Constantinople. Nov. 1S.-The sultan
IL said TO be alarmed TO the verge of in
sanity at the assembling of the foreign
fleets ut Salonica Bay, and 1t is known
that he has sent urgent messengers to
the vail of the disturbed districts. order
ing them to suppress the disorders. In
addition number of special commits
sioners have been hurriedly dispatched
from the city TO various parts of Asia
Minor, armed with power TO Gnell the
revolutionary outbreaks.
The work of calling out the army re-
serves continues slowly the main diff
Guilty being TO find proper equipment,
ammunition and supplies for the men
when they are assembled. About 40
battalions of reservists have been called
TO the colors.
The American and other missionaries
at Bitlls have been compelled TO return
TO Van. under an escort OF Turkish
troops, which was accorded them upon
the strong representations of Mr.. Ter
rlll 10 the porte.
In anticipation of the recent massa-
cres, Mr.. Terrill had previously de-
mandcd and obtained from the Turkish
government categorlc orders for the
protection OF the American missionaries
and nothing which can provide for their
safety has been left undone by the Unit
cd States officials. Mr.. Tcrrlll. although
granted leave of absence, refuses TO
leave his post. being determined TO re.
main here until nll the Americans are In
safety and the authority OF the sultan Is
ence more established throughout Asia
Minor.
The Armenian leaders of CONSTANT.
nople are compelled To keep In hiding
for fear OF arrest. The Turkish police
continue throwing Armenians into prls-
on. and secret executions are said To be
or frequent occurrence.
The young Turks movement is active
ly proceeding In spite of the desperate
Efforts made by the Turkish officials to
suppress 1t. and II Is said that much oi
the onslaught upon Armcnans Is due
to the fact that the porte desires 10 dis.
tract attention from the Mohammedan
agitation against the sultan. The nal.
ace spies and police are kept busy night
and day In Cons'antinople. but this does
not keep the revolutionary movement
from spreading.
The state herald., 1895-11-22
THE BIBLE IN THE SCHOOLS.
Movement In Chicago to Restore It Ia
Growing.

GroWing.,
Chicago. ILL.,, Nov. ia petition bear.
Ing G0OO0 signatures. and asking thai
the reading OF the Bible be restored Il
the public schools, will be presented soon
10 the board OF education. The petition
has been prepared and circulated by the
Woman's Educational Union OF Chicago
The union held n meeting last night
10 consider the outlook for the move
mcnt. Reports from the committee hay.
Ing charge of the petition were cncour.
aging. and II was announced that mat
tiers We're In such shape that the docu
mcnt could be presented to the Board OF
Education In short time.
Mrs. q. +. K!mball read a paper on the
subject of reading the Bible In public
schools. giving history OF the worl;
done by the union since Its organization
In 1890. She quoted letters OF indorse
ment from Mgr. Sntolli and many Other
prominent and high church churchmen
There We're also letters from Bishop
Fallows. President Rogers OF the North
western university and President Harp
or OF the Chicago University.
In his letter Mgr. Satolll expressed So
llcltude for the success OF the movement
and Endorsed the past labor OF the union
expressing himself rs In favor OF thu
reading OF selected portion OF the Bible
II would like 10 say" said Mrs. Kim
ball. "ihat we have received great
many communications from the Catholic
clergy and In no instance have they op
posed the move, 10 long as II Is strictly
non-seciarlan In Its nature"
IL Is the plan OF the union 10 pf.par,
select passages OF scripture for Use In
the public schools which shall be entire
ly non-scctnrian. The selections are o.
be made by n committee composed o!
different religious denominations.
The state herald., 1895-11-22

4 vein of coal has recently been dis.
covered on Smiths Fork. about twenty
miles from cokevllle. by Star Valley
rnnchmcn. II is claimed that tests
made vf the find PROV. II 10 be cooking
coal. 4 firm Of Sal, Lake mining men
have made cash Offer for the mine.
but II has not been accepted and the
finders VIII develop and work II.
4 special agent OF the general land
office IL going about the country In tina
vicinity OF Sheridan notifying ranch.
men to remove all fences enclosing gov.
eminent lands To which they have no
claim. This action on the part Of the
federal authorities VIII. II Ii believed,
bo OF nld 10 the state. as much OF the
land thus enclosed win he selected IN.
der the various state donations ~ puh.
lie land and leased To the ranchmcn and
stock ralsers,
The state herald., 1895-11-22
KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
Likely to Take Action Favorins the Eie
tion 81 tho Supremc Court ,yud~es.

| Likely to Take Action Favoring the Elec'
| tion 81 tho Supreme Court Judges.
Washington, Nov. 1s.-The question OF
minority representation was discussed
by the knights of Labor to-day. Al
present there Is no provision for minor.
ity representation and a majority In a
local or district assembly. controls tho
entire selection Of men as to delegates or
other business. The sentiment Is f6f a
change, which will give minorlt!es a rep.
resentatlon, and to this end the PROPOSE
tion was referred back to the committee
on laws for amendment, after which II
will likely be adopted,
The restriction against saloon men and
barkeepers was also discussed, the laws
of the order being so strict that walters
who occasionally serve drinks with
meals are subject, to the restriction. This
will be changed In favor of walters or
others, who act as barkeepers only tenn.
porarily. There Is no purpose to loosen
the rules of the order against saloon
men who are permanently III the bust
ness, but only to liberalize 1t In favor Of
persons, compelled by circumstances, to
engage In 1t temporarily.
An important resolution has been read
and referred to the resolutions commit
tee demanding that members Of the
United States Supreme court shall be
elected by popular vote. The resolution
meets With general favor, and is likely
to be acted on afiirmatively. The sen,i.
ment of the Knights OF Labor Is that
the executive and judicial branches
should he entirely separate, and that the
right of president to appoint Supreme
iulyaS gives tho oyanutIvs nyn nj t,at ,x,p
troll Of the judiciary. The feeling is
said to be due to the granting Of several
injunct.ons in strike case by the judlc.
larry, and also to the alleged unfavorab.o
course of the courts on law relating to
labor, as in the decision against the in.
come tax. A resolution favoring the rec.
ignition of the Cuban insurgents is pend.
Ing.