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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-14
RECALLS THE WILLIAM NFwBY CASE
James v. Busby Draws the Pension Of An
other Man Who L. Living.

SrEiNGriELp. Ills, Nov. li.-Thc arrest
OF james V. Busby, who has been lodged
In Jail here by federal officers for present
lug fraudulent pension claim, brings to
Hight second Bill Newly case. Busby
was arrested ut the home of his son. John
Busby, Colusa. Hancock county. Ills. and
waving examination was lodged in Jail
here until judge Aliens return from Chi.
caso, when he will be sent to Kansas City,
Mo, for trial.
Busby Is 66 years old and very infirm.
lie says he rcsidcs with his daughter. Mrs.
Ida Morris, 'l3 East seventeenth street,
Kansas City, Mo. He says he served in
the Second Missouri cavalry. and nc.
knowlcdges presenting n claim for pen.
sion representing him to be George w.
Eaton. 1t seems that Eaton is living and
bad claim In for a pension, and in this
Say the fraud was discovered.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-14
Base Ball Magnates in Session.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE League base
ball magnates are in session here. The
only business transacted has been the for.
NAL awarding of the pcnnant to Baltimore
and the reading of the trcasurers report.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-14
Movements Of MAKING Gomez.

HAVANA, Nov. 1i.-Maximo Gomez.
with 4,OoO followers, according to reports
received by official circles here, has left
Siguanca and is moving in tn, direction
of the Remedies district
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-14
TRIPLE TRAGEDY.
Shuler Kills His Reputed Wife
and Daughter.
ACCOUNT CLOSED WITH SUICIDE,

Woman and Child Murdered q Few Miles
Out of Laredo, Tex.-Murdercr Shoots
Himself In His Hotel Room When CslleJ
ON Iater-Pensioa swindling Case That
Recalls Newbys-AFraignmeu Of the
Receiver Of I'arrstt's Stolen Goods.
LAREDo, Tex, Nov. IA murder most
foul In cruelty, exceeding anything that
has ever transpired in this vicinity, has
been unearthed. Various stories were cir.
lated rs to who the murderer was, but tho
murderer was found dead, he having
committed suicide at the hotel where he
had registered Monday with middle.
ngcd woman and an s-year-old girl rs G.
shulcr and family, Of San Antonio. The
woman had stated that she and her hus-
band were from St. Louis. and more re-
Gently from Fort Worth, where her son
kept hotel. Her husband had position
in view, sho said, with n railway company
In Monterey and they were to leave for
that city Tuesday afternoon.
Woman aud Girl Found Dead.
About o'clock that afternoon the man
procured horse and buggy, ostensibly to
drive his wife and child to the station.
About 1850 hc returned the buggy and
proceeded to the hotel, ate supper and re-
tired to his room. Very carly next morn.
ing n Mexican shepherd discovered tho
bodies lying in some brush about threo
miles northeast Of the city. He imme.
diatcly notified tho city officials, who
brought the remains to the morguc. They
were identified rs having been seen with
the so-called Shulcr. The chief Of police
immediately called mt the Hotel Hamilton,
where he had registered. The proprietor,
Mr.. Christcn, called to Shulcr over tho
trnnsom and Immediately received IT.
sponsc. He was oskcd where his wife and
child were, and told that Christcn desired
to see him.
shuicr Winds Up the Drama.
He replied that he would come to the
door very shortly, but after some delay q
pistol shot WINS heard. IL was some time be.
fore the police could enter the room. The
man was found lying dead upon the bed
with u bullet i'm his heart. Under his pil-
low was found an insurance policy for
5000 In his own favor and decd of trust
executed for property in East st. Louis
Several letters were found in trunks from
various persons, some addressed to WILL
lam kuntz, st. Louis and Fort Worth,
and others To Caroline Mann, East st.
Louis and Dallas.
Was Quite n "I.ady's" Man.
Over 81, GOO III slOO bills were found upon
the mans person, two watches and n
chnrm with "Kuntz" engraved upon it,
From papers found it seems that Kuntz
l. from St. Louis. n large photograph Of
the man who committed the murder, the
same beautiful little girl, but another
woman, perhaps - or ~ years of age, were
found in his room. One letter addressed
"Wiilic," written in German, evidently
comes from Hoboken, y. j.. or Kingston,
n. Y. IL was not signed She calls him
husband and asks for money.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-14

BERLIN, Nov. IA dispatch to the
Cologne Gazette from Constantinople says
that all the Armenian Christian teachers
in the TrebizOnd and Erzeroum districts
have been killed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-14
SHERMAN'S BOOK.
Some Remarks Therein Stir Ur
General AIger.
THE CONVENTION OF 1888 AGAIN

Reflections by the Buckeye Senator on
the Michigan Soldier Warmly Repudi.
ated-The General for Sherman After
Harrison-Other Statements i'm the Bool
-Harrison's Nomination the Result Of q
Bargain, Sherman Says.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1895-03-02

Il Chine. 6reint4s, ! bout do for.
ces ct toujours malmen6e, ne reys
plus qua faire ID paix. 81 dlfaite do
Wei. Hal. Wei = anAasti le peu do
forces qui lui restait Of ellie : prize ID
ministre AMERICAN d'intsrceder pres
du Japon pour pour hitter. h pix.
Ellie n'avait dej8 pas trop bonnes Il.
tes pour commander ne forces ct vol.
IA que la re6dition do Hei. Wai-H Hei
pousse ses meiIleurs officers au suici.
de: c'est d'abord l'amiral Ting, COM
meudant de Ii Aotte i CO poste, qui
s'ouvre le ventre pour echapper au
dEshonneur de ID d6faite ct aux puni-
tions que n'aurait manque do lui in.
6iger l'empereur, ct d'autres officers.
{ IL vue des boyaux fumants dc Ia
miral, ont crl devo,r aussi rkpandre
ies1leuu. Quant 4 ID Aotte don't Len
Chinois 6taient ei 6ers, il men rests
plus qu'un seul navire. Tel eet 10
Encouragement des Chinois que l'au.
To jour quAnd Tong Chow : <tt alta
que par Leo Japonais, i'll No - sons
pas dkrang9s pour rsndrs 10 feu.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1895-03-02
Procedures du School Board

Procedures du School Board
Lafayette, La. Few. %. 1896
Conformement pappel les mem.
bres du School board .e sont assem-
blts @ jour. Les membres su,vants
ttaient presents; ]. 0. Broussard,
President, Dr.. WV. Lesley, A. c.
Guilbeau, j. S. Wilmington ct ]. E.
Trahan. Absents: Jasper Spell, D.
Bernard ct P. A. Chiasson.
Les minutes du dernier meeting ons
etc lues ct approuvees.
Sur motion de Mr.. A. c. Guilbeau,
secondee par le DR.. Lesley il a::et4 re-
solu que 5 pour cent sur toutes les
collections faites par le tresorier du
school board seraient mis- au credit
du contingeut.et depenses par le board
en- session ct IL balance ajoutee au
credit des fonds destines aux profess
seurs ct que toutes resolutions ante
rieures soient annulees par Ia pressn.
te.
Sur motion du Dr.. Lesley secondes
par Mr.. Guilbeau. le president eat
autoris@ d'employer les services dun
avocat pour collector les o,ontants dNs
pour loyers do terres d'<coles.
II etc resolu que les procedures
du School Board seraisnt publiees
dams rAdvertiser ct ID Gazette / da.
ter d'oct"bre Z 1894 jusqu'a Octobrs
Z, 1895 pour ID somme de 5000 pay.
ablss par trimestre. La dite somms
syant etk demandas par les editeun
des deux journaux.
Sur motion un vote dc remercimeut
q cts offert aux Editeurs du Lafayet.
te Advertiser ct de Ii Gazetts pour
avoit public les procedures du Board
sans aucune charge durant l'annle
qui Went de sf6oouler ct sgalemsnt
pour l'offre libktale pour le courant
de cette AIMEE.
La demission de NJ. Chas. Hai9tl.
helm, CONNIE professsur assistant /
fecole do .Carencro ata recus ct &C.
cept6e.
Apres examsn Nellie Antonia MoI.
choir etk autorise d'enseigusr dank.
ut.s @cole publique ct : recu un oers
ti6cat de second degr4.
Apres veri6cat,on des complies ls
board s'ajourne.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1895-03-02

Los planteurs craienaisnt b.auecup
qu4pres les grsnds fro;ds quill . fait
les cannes On windrow st lss ohicot,
.ar.ient et1 dltrui,s; mais apras ven.
6catiop il y . eu ties ptu d donna.
~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-04
HOWARD nu.r REIunN.
The rurkisb Government WaRts No
travelling Correspondents.


NEW York, Dec. 4.--Tho World
this morning ssys: Tho psislatont e..
fcr,a " proprietor Louis klOptch, Oi
tho Chrlstlsn Herald, tn send relief
To starving Afmeaianu through Mt.
w. w. Howard, the newspaper cottcs-
pendent, have been finally checked.
The Turkish minister Vt Washington
said very plainly thpt Mr.. Howard
was Objectionable 10 the tullan's gov.
eminent. The reasons ntsignod were
Mr.. Howard'a dispatches describing
tho atrocities In Armenia.
Considerable correspondence has
been exchanged since on the matter Of
Mi. Howard's proposed mission. Yes.
terday Mr. klopsch received a letter
from the department Of state at WASH
ingt0n, under dato Of December ., 10
which II sale.
81 have TO inform you that our min
later ~ COnstAntinOple has been nd.
vissd by tue Turkish government that
Mr. W. w. HOwsFd will not be plT-
mitiod to proceed to Atia,io Turkey.
The roasoEs given for this dgulsioa are
Mr. Howard's alleged hostility 10 the
Turkish government, and his attacks
upon II and tho AohGmmoIAu re-
liglou, In newspapers OF the United
Stglos."
Mr.. Klopsch regards this doclsion ~
nnal, anu no has oabled Mt. Howard 10
return 10 this country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-04
Csmraisn rnnd. stoIsn.

CHICAGO, Dec. 3.-Thres.quarters
OF million dollars have been stolen
from the campaign fund Of the Dem b.
cratic party, rslted for the yesrs 1893,
1904, anu tbs sptiug OF 1895. This
charge is ms1lo by NJ. q. Mcdonald
ana Alderman John Power. IL h
sustained by the newly elected chSit-
mAn OF tho county central COMMITTEES r.,
Thomas Gahon, In the statement that
the funds OF tho past two years have
not been accounted for.
The money was raised for the cam
paigu, when resulted IN the election
OF Jonn T.. Hopkins over George ID.
swift az mayor, for the county com.
miesionerH campaign following, for the
aldormanic campaign, tor the winter
oontcht, aud Tor the drainage canal
campaign, but recently closed. The
Democratic committee Of the county,
born out VI the assassination OF Garter
Harrison, is charged with the misuse
vi this money.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-04
AIII.en 1. a Candidate.

DIES MoiEEs, la, Dec. Ex-senator
Wm. Il. Allison 10 a candidate for the
Republican Presidential nomination.
His campaign has been formally
started by the Republican state CEN
trail committee. Many politicians and
others have boon trying for year or
more TO make Mr.. Allison consent 10
10 a candidate and 10 give over the
management OF his campaign to them.
bus he has held them all OF, and this
IL the first authorized announcement
Of his candidacy. Pressure has been
brought to besr from all parts Of this
and other states TO bring Mr.. A lisOn
into the field aud u 10 III response TO
this unanimous call thAt this Republi-
can stato central COMMITTEES nj It's meet.
INK last evening took the matter up Iof
It's own accord anu madB the otiioial
announcement.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-04
DR.. DAVID KENNEDYS
FAVORITE REMEDY

Was then given him and before he had
taken a whole bottle he was up and
about the house, the disease had been
conquered and cured by Favorite Rem.
edy; today he is as healthy a child as
you would wish to see"
The best proof OF the value Of an ar.
ticle is the good Il has done. In DR..
David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy YOU
don't get patent medicine, a sarsap.
ariila, or an ordinary nervine, but you
buy the prescription Of one Of the best
known physicians OF the State OF New
York, David Kennedy, NJ. ID. DR. Ken.
ncdy's Favoriie Remedy cures all dis
eases brought about by an impure con.
dilion OF the blood, such as eczema,
scroiula, rheumatism, urinary troubles,
dyspepsia, constipation, kidney and
liver complaints. All druggists sfoo a
bottle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-04
BUILDING FORTS.
,..,,,b Soldiers Busy GlOng The
Shores Of The Dardan'll's'
.,,,rLrOS RIFE IN PALESTINE.
II, sceeiaele at Marsovau, Where
a, Recent Massacre Occurred
Italy Preparing.

c..sr.srINopLE, Dec. ., via Sons,
80 -, Dec. 8.-rho work Of
b,,b,plnV the Qualifications Of the
G..sn,lls, continues night and day.
%.,oldlers arc busily at work throw
Nv, ~ f,esh defsnses, and ihe most
ns ~ ,,spss ore witnessed from tho
y. 80 Of tho Dardsneiles to the
III, lido Of Gslllpoli. In addition
ilppa..nhorus entrance TO the sea OF
=, pv h being placed In u oondi.
~ N defense. Many torpeuoes nave
.,,uuk IN both passages, hnu tnls
- 4 being pushed with astonishing
trr -. t,t,sd with tho ab.
., defnite news. the worst dis
w. ',ce threatened or in progress IL
p.io.tlne. fresh outbreaks being re-.
~ AZ Cs,sarea and Alkonich, and
~. Mecca dittrics. IL IL stated,
ssy,r. tnnt all h quiet IN tho Sivas
a.',,ct md n diepatcn announces that
49, \ every prospect VI IersuAdlng
k,msnian insurgents at Iiitoun 10
' Tss Armenian patriarch here, at tho
,sgr,l Of thu upresenlativos OF Tue
'.sf,. has bttd doing what lac eau
M mattel. me ambassadors having
...s,oi him e.t the Turkish govern
..nt has given tue m0at roitmn
.i,Jses that tue Armeninus ohould not
ss,sscrad or punished n they 6ut-
.F.tsd 10 the authorities.
Tbe work Of afming and tquipping
IL, reserves has been almoat suspend
a allbougn the troops are stlli kept OF
,,,l, mnsteriug places. The Iutkish
,sibsflllrs say this " because there
vlll DO no ute for their services, hs
,ssfis icing gradually restored In all
ibs tioubled Districts. On tue othur
t,ri. the Armenians claim that the
sysfnment cannot equip the reserves,
sing 10 the lack u money.
LoSpOs, DEC. 8.-rhe Daily News
,,uauondent ut ConetantinRple snys:
letter from n European at Mars van
,ttf that on saturday after tho massa-
ft there was ghaslly spectacle
n tbe edge Of the Armenian cemetery.
Csfpsra were brought by the wagon
IIN MNl ANHHNA hIHh hAN 80 NAiN
4 heap,. Aside from the rltilnR Of
bs toiies " tho perpetrators oi the
,,nehlef, n hyena-liko horde OF bar
hrsns pounced upon these heaps and
,rrped the dishOnored carossies Of
rhsl poor clothing they had, leaving
lem In all degrees OF nudity. Finally,
,,lut noon, a score Of Armenian,
.saied by priest, went under proIoc-
lon OF soldiers 10 bury The oOTpses.
Eshty-ihfee Of them were laid IN n
thgle trench. Probably about 100 OF
Ten we're killed.
Toe Vienna correspondent of tho
Daily News says telegram 10 the
Istlith embassy lant night (ruosday)
W that tho sultan has resolved 10
a,as all diplomatic relations II tho
tlEtfs force the Dardanolles.
A dlipalOh from Rome to tbs Daily
News says that there IL great activity
laall the Italian Hrstnals TO prepare
he whole naval force OF the country.
TIE cruiser Piedmonte, the newest aud
is,s, IN the Italian service, her speed
ttlag q knots nm hour, has been
aitfed 10 tho Levant.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-04

pensions on account Of service Ia this
Mexican wsr.
by Representative william Stone oi
Pennsylvania, PROVIDING for the In
speotiOa OF emigration by United State
cOnsulf.
by Representative McRss Of A..
kansas, 10 define trusts, and TO author.
les tho free importation Of attioleH
covered hy them.
Ry Representative johnson Of Call.
fornis, 10 make II unlawful after Aug
utt |, 1895, for any ,ioreign-botn iabotef
10 enter tue United Slater; also n bin
TO provide that no alien shall be adj
mitted TO citizenship who has moi for
the continued term OF nvo years pre-
oediDg his admission resided witnin
the Unitod States, ana who cannot
speak, read and write the Eng lish
language.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-04
nILL4 Ann REVOLUTIONS.
Nearly Two Hundred Legislative nsa.
surcs for tho senate.

surcs for the senate.
WAsuINuTON, Dec. 3.-rhere were
i12 bills anu 10 resolutions introduced
la the Senate today, but y large maJor-
ity OF ths bills were reprints oil
measures which failed TO pass last soi-
sion. Many OF these, Ms also a large
portion " the new bills, were for pfi.
waite purposes. There were also several
for tno modification OF tho pension
laws. Senators PETER, Stewart and
Squire TcintfOduced their bills Of last
session pertaining to silver coinage.
Senator Pettigrew Introduces bill
10 establish uniform system OF bank
Tuptcy aud introduced his bill OF last
session TO prevent the determination Of
the iut-beating Rnimala OF Alaska.
Senator Vest introduced HE bill Of
lsst session 10 prohibit monopoly In the
transportation of cattle TO forelg n
countries, and also his bills for the
compulsory education Of Indian chill
dren Nud tho settlement Of private
land claius.
senator Chandler introduced his
bill Tor the exclusion OF allen RnATch.
ISIS ana his bill tor tho regulation VI
immigration.
Senator Frye introduced n bill pro.
viding for tho amendment OF tho tHriil
laws so NJ TO admit FREQ of Guty all
material used In the construction OF
equipment OF vessels built in thv
Uniled StEtU1.
Iu tho House lsrgs number Of bills
aud Joint resolutions were introduced,
mnuy Of them measures that failed
during the last session.
Among thnHe inlTDduped in Tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-04
ssms Consre..men pI.nrrsInled.

WAsHINOToN. Dec. 3.--Both cuTiosl-
Vlhd inIefvst were manifested by the
m'mbes OF the House In the Presi.
sslVs message. Members expressed
,lipflse that no recommendation was
sllla lot the supply Of the treasury de-
nsl1 Ia the discussion Of foreign ai-
,Ais, tue portion devoted 10 tue Gu
Nietment OF tho Monroe dCUirlus In
eslLte1ion with the boundary line dis
tl's' ahd tue suggestions regarding
NuOsi Attracted special attention, but
we main Interest centored In tao rec
.umendationa for tue retirement OF
we gieenbaoks and the extension Of
.e National banking system. Several
" we Democratic leaders who dlder
WIN The President on the financial
gas'uon refused 10 express their opin.
'0a' Tor publication.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-04

Caisrfh ttnttf IN tho nasal ras,age',
affecting eyes, ears ana throat, anu is
in inoi, the great enemy Of the mucous
nemhraLe. Neglected colds ia the
head a.mCst iuvafably pfocede Co..
arfh, causing an excessive flow OF
mucous, and n tho mucous discharge
becomes interrupted tho d.7agfceable
results Of ostarth will follow, such ss
bad breath, ssy.ts psiu aCtOts fore
hcai aud about tito eyer, = roaring snd
buzzing sound IN the ears sud n!'en.
times n very offensive dlioh large. Ely'a
Cream Balm 10 :he scknowlsn I'd cure
i0r thsbe troubles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-04
WILL BE DEPORrED.
Laborers r,ircd Ia swiizsrIand for
Job In New York.


New YoRS, Dec. 3.-One Of the
most interesting contract lAbor in-
vsitigAliOBa at Ellis leland ives made
public by Commissioner Senuer TO-DAY.
Somu tims ago Mrs. Richard Gamhrili,
vino owns beautiful houso on Park
avenue, went to Swilzuflanu, aud
thofo LOT, an order with n fashionable
decorator, named schulihsss, for
several thousand dollars worth Of
material to DO shipped to New York,
aud usOd Ia completing the appoint
ments, equipments and decorations Of
her home. She also requested that
i've artisans accompany tao material,
10 put 10 up, and touch 10 Oh With thelr
drNtef0us hands. The Ellis leland
officials arc convinced that Ia Asking
that these mon be aont over Tor three
months the lady was unaware sue was
violating the law.
Tho men aud material arrived Bun.
day on tho La Normandie. Inspector
James Mchinnon learned the misslon
Of the labOfors, aud held them nj Ellis
Itland. Today they were tried bVioIU
board OF special inquiry.
w. J. O'Brlon, Of the board Of walk
Ing DELEGATE accompanied by dele
gates from ~ many trades "a were
represented by thu material imported,
went to Ellis leland, and demanded
that the rvo men be depotteJ. Evil
dsnce produced showed that tho wages
OF American mechanics la tho tines OF
trade Interested arc from 80 ~ $500
per day. While, according TO their
own admissions, tho ave men were 70
rootiyo but swiss rates Of SLIGO to 81. ~
por day. They were also asked 10
work longer h0urB than Is customary
with wofkmen Of their class In TINS
country. The men viii DO depOrted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-04

by tho business mon Throughout the
statss.o
The daily News, tho Libsral organ,
will say: "Pfosldent Cleveland knoEs
better than 10 treat the Monroe doc.
trine a. " u were y rule Of interna.
tional law. It's neither dlgnihod nor
polite for tho administration at Wash.
ingtOn TO take up tho quatrols OF South
American communities which do not
observe the usnqos OF civllized nations.
America will fnd somo Gay that this
sort OF patronage Involves corres.
pondlng responsibility and they will
not like that at all.n
The Standard, the Conservative or.
gan say; ave cannot hut regret the
tone Of President ClsvolRnd's refer.
oncos TO VeatzIela. II we may judge
OF the tone aud substance OF MIR. Oh
ney's dispatch from the pAraphTase
thus Impaired to Congiess, We are not
hutpriaed that no answer mas been re-
coivod, aud we iur,har undertake TO
predict that when tho reply reaches
the White House, It will furnish The
President with n deal OF matter for
serious reflection. We must be par
dJne1 " W. venture 10 say that the
whole passage referring 10 VentZusla
10 tissue Of UNREAL assumptions and
unsupported deduetionp.p
Tho Post, Conservative, sayU "As
regards Samoa aud Venezuela, the
message appears 10 be framed on lines
which BsnatOr Chandler might APP
prove. In regard TO Cuba, there are
similar suggostiOns Of n disposition to
ojnoiliAte tho feelings Of popular sgi'
tatoTf."
An editorial in tho Chronicle says:
at Ia very doubtful II Congrssa will
accept President Cleveland's currency
plan. Tho message sounds cautious,
but thoto Il a welcome note Ia the
dIrnplInu uf ffpe lrndpv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-04
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
sue Critics Across tho Atlantic Not
EntirsiS Satisfied.

LONDON, Dec. 3.-rhe newspapers
nmoitoW viii very generally contain
CHl'otial comments upon President
N.Sveland's message to Congress.
me Graphic sayl; "rbo crudIllos
SUI inliscretions VI President Clove-
anus present pr0nunolamento ON for
WV huaiTs might have been evolved
~ 'ne late Mr.. Blaine In his wort
,oyu' Can anything be more absIrd
uAh me proposal that tho Sch0mburg
,"ue, M Nentzuels,should be- tu0mitled
,sh6ol'tatiolI The reference 10 Cuba
,nunllely more iuluIlclaus. IL Is
v'uaiY IN expression OF sympathy
"sh hllbusturefs."
a.a ss ~ Times editotially saysi "Pref'-
Vul Cleveland has drawn "a s,artlinp
me'ute OF the difficulties created by
, NV vicious currency syitem, ana we
.euiu De greatly surprised II the plans
'1kge'lvd nEe mol warmly welcomed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-04

AZ m emergency mBiioinc, Ayof's
Cherry PICTORIAL takes the lend OF all
other remedies For the relief and
cure 81 Group, whooping cough, sore
throat, and the DANGEROUS pulmonary
troubles 10 which tie young arc 40
liable, tits invaluable, being prompt 10
act, sure to cure,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-04

II you are Nnxioua 10 fud the most
reliable blood-pusinsr, read IN Ayers
Almanac tho tsHtimonisls Of those WHO
have been curod o. such tctrlbs dis.
eases "a catGtfb, rheumatism, and
soroiulp, hy the use Of Ayers SArsar-
arilla. Then govern yourself accord.
DEly.