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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-06

a LnaIsLATIgK RRCTAI. Tonlghl
Fsof Isrylu And his pupils :~lll siys
ens u ihs ans Io,aials ~ which the
conservatory ls noisd u viii h. fes
30 ihs lsgialaigfs asd wlll ElFs lhs POO
~ " uftaon "a epIofiunliy 10 sppge'
olais whsl u hslag dons here i0r mas'
ieai esllum, A small adnllsalon Iss wlll
~ elAagzsd lhoss noi haylns eompli'
eleslsfY iloksls
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-06
A 0AnRsry Msstiss

~ hoii goWrr sud oihsn intsf.
'''l Pa haFlns ihs sslsa oann % Tuu
nfAi sFasoui sfs Invited to msei "A ne
'a4A'l epsmbsf Saturday Fsufuary d
~ D. nh Asllsn ~ sfrai lmpof.
isnes lo lhs huii grovsn and Salem.
eii'fens Wlll bs pfuaalsa
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-06

srATE B0ARp 0F PHARMACY.-
Eleyen applicants appeared before the
state board u pharmacy yesterday for
examination. -Four oiheis had la.
tended 10 hs present but Were unayoid
ably detained. Those present yestsf,
day we're. FfanK T.. Mcclure, Wm.
n Nuuay aud lfA J. McCommon,
foFtisud, Achis W. R.arkbum,
hosnsgillsi Daulsi W WaTd, forest
ofoyf. y . llapp, kossburg " d,
shes Ht Fsu'i Fmns a. r.ldwell,
Jsllsis'ni Armls O. uisinsf salsmi 4.
q, hmsu Eugsusi ~ Derby Gold
iiiil TIE hoafd rogonyeued totaY.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-06

nuftf a NosFnAsf listwssn ths
mleslFpls. shigis snd lhs ealal ~ lhsiT
skia. lasi eysplas Na any nsofs ~ .
eonigasl lbeash ihsa Suisse u hssvesa
lhe laandlf iplBfd egi a ihs nslsm
iiasm l.asadly sad ihsl lafnsa agl 10
alhsf iaundflss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-06

'fpiloHNp hlsts -Au.st.v..l
- ~ D D Hspssi bresms pnss,.
i'' q 49, s'as'lils sstoal. sase,salus
lff hnas. 500 sss appHatsi i,as
lsal,a f. as'Hsf 'shaal. 40 lhs lsnd N
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-06

APPOINTED ANfNIhTAAT0R. Chas.
l.. Davis has been appointed admins.
traitor of the estate oi Julia A. Cum.
Eaings, dscoaaed, hls baud being tl 90
The l,foperiy II the deeeaaed, which ls
situated 10 vlfden, illinols, ls valued
~ ti.00. AmAanA cfump u this
ely = oas u the two heirs " the
aslala.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-06

OfannhANn a man ssi hssfa ~
~ lhla nmalaa lhai ~ 50 nlals aassi
aslles n hesHafihg a liassFll's a. ~
faHl lAaa - aasla ssi q snf fsslsa
seHi N sANn
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-06

uNsAaAt iEiA, Mbe wss - hsa,
40 lsfl egsnipg lhsi 40 e,uld hsfs
ssiss ) mels. appla ~ sallshsa sllh .
"A ppal u,sal a lhs \ n hilrtsa
fea 81 yssl ulaasgs aslib lhsls ~,
40 llas
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-06

ftHat Ahi anHhfh9
Ihs haass as nsllsa ~ ai,isI - a
~ nlssksg hsas pislsg ~ hsf
VI a. kssiefI
llsalius u lssisiasys lsginsi sss
alslssssa vilb asa Aesasls lssIssl
splfsfsa
90 sleiisa u neiss ihs aasamliiss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-06

hokNh AksHhn fhs la,sia "
msssesss ~ lhl silpilsss bpnis Wlll
hala lls'l lpsNlal taeHihlt iiissilnH ~
llle lflalRpf n Mm ~ ~ a,s'al
Ihaisias allglseas - lerleeh
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-06
sALEM's CITY HALL.
What the City Dads Did at Their
Meeting Tuesday Evening

AZ the regular session Of the council
last evening all were present except
Aldermen Murphy, Kay and Holman.
Aside from the usual salary claims
the folloWlnR bllIs were paid:
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-06

NA'fe lhs fssmli fmas IA ala
y aslalss . ~ 1sli lll, sp,las u I'D.
A'''''p s''h Ma Albsny aa ,sopls.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-06
LETTER LIST.

The following letters remain ia
the salem postofiice, Fec. 8, 1885, IN.
called for. Those calling for them
please say advertised -
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-06
New Advertisements.

/ WANTED rusulug Uauvasser uI good ad
" dresa, Liberal salary aud expenses paid
weekly; Perm. n-nt position BROWN BkOs
ca, Nufserymea, Portland, Oregon.
l6-Apr-l7-s m
NAkM FOh keNT.-srain reaT. Renter
L must be aDle 10 buy team, wagon, mar.
irsa, H.ndet, drlli,p.oW, and harrow Inquire
Il H." COMMERCIAL street. Feed store. lSu
A 4 HALF PalCE-I.ast chance 90 get
~ choice Thoroughbred chickens at half
puce Your p.ck of a hundred; must be sold.
y, Hoier salem.
! F.Fl9iEk. q swsp .per Advertising Agent.
~ Il Mtrcuauts' Exchange, san Francisco,
- v4r @ulhotlzed agent. This paper is kepl
Z 1HhiatIAN oUIEACE-iIiieraiuTe of ali
~ khds on saie az 800 Liberty street. 4-5-ly
nAkrEt FAPEh-large loI of heavy broWn
~ Ntd"pluz paper Tor sale cheap. Just the
raius 80 ~. Pullhs under carpets. Call AT Jour
lal nhee n
w kAChANaE.-GOOd acre and piatted
4 plJp riy on Puget sound for propeFty in
os'eih oregon, Address journal Office.
S2ju
laIELLA sALRMAA. - type SriIlng and
- clmmercla stenogTaphy once. room
~ 10y Dioch' The best OF work done az are
''N'"'" iAles' l226
iJAT EHa.- Forlaldl aaeramsnG0, seattle
"a ivliiia ana atn Francisco papers on sal
"i hehneils F0al0fioe DlOok.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-06

ApY hady coo oai q rpli thls klhd
a ssslhrf hn inuhle s t lfl ~.
htf ihF inan ~ Nl efgshi ine bfaf SO
siFlF zoe ifaifu ia puTlnssT III aun
a ifssas tHf'r ~ eAhIA AhlE.
ihf iallf fuls klng ~ ln1s8up,iaa'
Asihips ifuuehiila. npusht aHinfup
iRfss aHi bNp i handi Ih piaas
inH lQ iNF fisis snd deaiA is tae slltU
umplaipis hid "a ~ oanis sll tl iu
: isiiif nf tftl lN gAnfuhhlA
AT a Nihl akrt lmMrilsl Iatl
ihf ifiaiihsi flfas is aal4 dhWafei
" 14 Nfa'iHg snH ltnsilsIinF 0siulp
iilfF "a ifisi hIE maHlha flriiHis
" iisi sFni bf nsll $40
lN FHH AsflNH AlsH nsnssiss
~ fssn a sss shase hnnf . lu IA,
$40 f'asiY sna sho bss bssn as Ia,
'iisls ~ ltf disf mais aha,i 81 lls
lasi lssl sss issisfasy esma,illsa A.
ibs asslsm,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-06
"UMBRELLAS,"

why that's our business, we make new
and repair old. Call or drop us a card,
and we will attend TO your wants.
Covers all prices. No. 1877 Commercial
street, near pcs.oflice. J. l.. Kaplinger.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-06

DOLPH-Is still in town and so ar
Kenworthy & Barnet, and they are
serving n fine meal for only Is cents.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-06

~ ~ AlNlnAlAl p r. s y ~
Salem Gas 20. ---. ---------- .--- y ~
The petition for an electric light At
the crossing OF Capital aud Marion
streets. was rejected. A sidewalk was
ordered on Mission stTeet, az prayed for
by VIM. HArgeant aud others. Petl-
tons for sidewalks la Capital park ad-
ditlon we're duly referred. aud an or.
dinAnce reported covering same. The
petition for a light At the NJ. T.. church
was referred 10 the committee on fire
aud water. Instructions were also
given that oommittse for q redlstricting
of the cily's lights.
The "houae numbering ordinAnoe
received . iAyoTAble report
Wash siimpson, Mel Hamilton aud
y. 4. Taiklngton applied Cor renewal
of saloon lloensa.. referred.
Ths city englnesF was Instructed 10
shlofos q olsansr condition u gultsn
y, Is. houthwiok sppssled to the
counsel co. mote pEompt payment "
lhs claims ~ hia nfn fof soFk on tho
aly ball he sKplalnod that they
nssdasi Tbs money 10 pay on hands, and
that unlsas u was ioflhooaiinE soon
safk would have 70 stop. Duncan
moved that lhs oouncll sdlourn %
1huI.day sFenina " lhls sesk 10 eon,
sldsF ths matter, whieh was dons. A.
dsgman AlteIt suggested that the eiiy
ball oamHiliee Investigate ~ dsglsf
sanls plaza log nleiliyiuE lhs Tsqulre
asnts ~ lhs eeslgeoi IA ssoh > vsy -
81 lsinpofallly faellee snd nnlsh ihs
eulldias, bat nalhlnT wss dans % ihsi
sha,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-06

BrownelI - Appeals in Justices
courts: passed.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
FEBRUARY 5--AFTERSOON.
House called to order by Speaker
MOOres st 2:30.
Smith Of Josephine was called to the
chair.
Baker, chairman military affairs, re.
ported fayorAbly l73 with amend
ments.
Dunn--Miuing, reported favorably,
1913 with amendments and 207.
Myers-Penal reformatory and char
liable institutions. reported favorably
lS4. l44.
Curtis-Pnnting, reported fayorably
substitute for E4l, III with amend
ments, 223, 228.
Paxton-Judiciary, reported favor
ably Myers' bill for employment Of
convicts.
Boothby-Public morals, reported
substitute for 25 amending sec. SOB Of
code.
McCraken's bill creating auditor Of
Multnomah county was taken up as
special order and passed.
David-Roads and highways, re-
ported 43 for foot paths favOrably.
Lyle-Counties, reported favorably
with amendments, bill IA authorizing
sheriffs to collect mileage; referred to
committee on salaries Of county and
state officers without recommendation
Templeon's bill for Calapooia county.
Hofer-Banking and insurance bill
for taxing gross receipts Of insurance
companies; reported fayorably.
First reading Of bills:
1856, Long-Amendlng the salary
law Of 1893.
1886, Notwithstanding manner Of
keeping county accounts.
Second reading Of house bills Nos.
255 to 2s7 inclusiye, and 304 were re-
ported 10 appropriate committees.
Daily aud Blundell presented peti-
tions from Benton and Douglas eoun.
ties for re-enactment Of the law for
deduction Of indebtedness from taxa
ton, about thousand names each; re.
ferred 10 assessment and taxation.
Third reading house bills:
22T, Templeion--Creating Calapooia
county. Motion tn postpone consIdera-
ton for four days. Pending discussion
house adjourned.
SENATE.
FEBRUARY 6-NOREISG.
senate called 10 order at 93O.
Mr. DAly's bill, Incorporating Cor
Yalis came up on third reading aud
passed; As also did the bills Of Mr.
prloes' salaries Of ASSESSORS aud com
mlssioners; Mr. Maxwell, for fish
hatchery At Tillamook.
X. B, 2lT, Cogswell prot ection of
game, 22a, Holt-exempting home,
steads from eKeouiioni were read hFsl
time.
rsnAis blll regarding ths Cello fhs
Dalles railway traffic was referred 20
the judleiAry.i
Reports u tbs special oommiltce 90
tbs suhlsci ~ sn opsn nyef aud
eheapsr transportation nos hsivees
Cello and The Dallss, ssrs fsAd.
Deany pfusepiod majority report
accommodating lhs Daildina " . bat
lailfaad
italsy pFsssulsd ths minoniy wpoH
HlslnH lhs pssaAEv ~ Nc hmiih's tlll
Fsgulallpg lhs silsay tfsiiis bsiprFn
Cello snd Tho nallss. Haley moved
sac adaplion ~ lbs niinofily npot
ehicb fsiloi ~ 40 ~ eight a. lsn
posswsli moysd ~ dslsy ihs yois on
lhs nlinoIily lfpin unui hsiaIasy ~
lea ga fsiisa ~ laaass says d
syss fbs mlnoiliy IsIsst sss
slaplsd sYss ip nsls hsRefsii,
lslbfssih. iAasssu, iphasan hsgwsll
NJ i8ns, hailua, falislsos, hlaiar
nel Fglins Allfe, uailsi psasY ,iss
nsf, liepsaa
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-06

go pN'lss 'il's. hllaps restaurant 4.
glss AZ haun " lhs plshi. h.os,.', I,
''''sa iol lhs a,oleias l,.ln.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-06

li,assl mssilnss a lhs " &C., A.
hsll sssig sgsslss luls ssst Az ~
Fila
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-06

We sell Parks Cough Syrup on q
positive guarantee to cure all thrCet
and lung troubles. 1t has stood the
est for many years and today is th,
eadiug remedy for the cure of cold:
consumption and all diseases of the
throat and lungs. Price so cents and
5l00. Lunn & Brooks.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-06

lep Nspi lul sassll pAoias az y.a..
tfN hlng nl sFpa buur 's6ln.t /. f'Ni'
lY lAf i0lisgs fhnIn l.all,tg Il. .,NIg
erffpissnih sllrsis F.ni '',. ~ y
$50 ~ fsllpp ifn haahsi.rs 9f"i. IL
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-06
INDEPENDENCE 4 MONMOUTH

A. ..r...IfH4 Ner pes dsHg sisss
iss 81 uaaa u sils.,. .l... N
NN'sNi n4tllsa [" rsftftl A.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-06

MONEY To LOAN.-Call on G., Marsh
room 2, over post Office.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-06
Still Another Pruitless Vote for
SeBaiOr.
NEARLY ALL MEMBERS PRESENT.
Considerable Routine Business in
the House.
SENATE.

FEBRUARY 5--AFTERSOoN.
Second reading Of senate bills7
steiwer-Simple form for deeds; re
ferred Judiciary.
McC1ung-To abolish private seals
referred judiciary.
King for lsborers, etc; re
submitted judiciary.
Bancruft-Bonds for street improve
ments Ia cities Of 5000 or more
passed.
Brownsll - Appeals in justiee'i
courts: passed.
Adjourned.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-06

80, Eha,- f1r4andl aaertmenGO, seattle
NO beHnetts Fostonioe olnok.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-11
SAN FRANCISCO RACES.

San Francisco, Jan. 10.-The fourth
race was declared off today and the
first race was split to make the usual
five events. Favorites got away with
the second and first, and outsiders
took the rest. Faro, quoted in some
books at 80 to /, was the surprise of
the day.
First race, five furlongs, selling
Bridal Veil, 103 (Carr), 3 to 2, won;
Jennie Deane, SO (Wilson), 2 to I, sec
ond; Ernest, Sc CHenrichs), Is to /,
third. Time-1:11A. Eckert, zaragoza
and Lochinvar also ran,
Second race, five furlongs-Three
Forks, SO OR. Ison), 21a TO l. won; Me-
lanita, 101 (Oarr), 8 to 1, second; Abb
P, 1O7 (Coombs), Il to 1, third. Time
ITO. Adolph, Johnny Payne, Mollie r,
Queen Bee, Sweet Alice, Banjo and
Morven also ran.
Third race. seven furlongs. selling
Chartreuse, Sc (Cockran), 4 to 1, won;
ond; Red Glen, So OR. Isom). to 5,
third. Tirne-1:41 Imp Percy and Re
alizatzion also ran.
Fourth race, five furlongs, selling
Faro. 102 SHAW % to 1, won; Che
muck, 81 Burns), 21a to /, second;
Miss Ruth, 95 Flynn), 16 to 5, third.
Time-1:1113. Clara White, Idaho
Chief and May Day also ran.
Fifth race, five and a half furlongs-
The Judge, 106 (Chorn), to 1, won;
Belfast, 81 Ninrichs). Is to /, second
Centurion, SO (Cockran), 13 to 10, third.
Time-1:19. My Charm, Bernardo, Sea
side, Olivia, Dick O'MalIey and Valpa.
riso also ran.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-11
INA RECEIYER's HANDS.


The sioux city Loan and FfdeIity
Company Passes into One
Sioux City, Ia, Jan. 10, The Fidel-
ity Loan and Trust company passed
into The hands of a receiver today. F,
a. Sawyer, as creditor of the CONF
pany, fled an application for the ape
pointment Of a receiver in the district
court The petition stated than the
plaintiff held a judgment against the
company for $500; that the company
owed s., zoo, 000 on 6 per cent debenture
bonds, on which January interest was
defauited. It stated further that the
floating debts of the company were
81 100000. no part of when had been
paid The only other statement in the
petition was to the effect that the
company was insolvent. Judge Wake
field appointed President Joseph
Sampson, of Sioux City, and Gideon IA.
Candee, of New York. receivers. The
bond of receivers was fixed at $25, 900.
This was furnished at once and they
entered into possession of the assets Of
the company. 1t IS expected that the
business of the company viii be con-
tipued under the receiyersflip.
Joseph Sampson, president of the
10Cltly l3Udil cl1lAl 1IuSL e1sifl JeIly w ei9
interviewed regarding the financial
troubles of the company. He said it
could hardly be looked at as a fail
ure in any WAY, as failures were us
uaily regarded THE eElbarra ssrnenk
is only a temporary one brought about
by inability OF Nebraska farmers on
account OF crop failures, to pay inter
est on their Jonas. This amounted for
January to $4,000, and from this
amount we were to pay interest on our
coupons for $4,000. Mr.. Sampson said
they failed to respond, and so did we.
but there cam be no genuine 6ailure.
for every loan made is secured by gilt
edged mortgages and our books are
open to the world. There is no occa-
sion for a scare, as business will
begin to move right along without any
change. It is probable that will be
made receiver, as stockholders have
been urging me to accept the appoint
ment,"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-11
A NEW CURRENCY BILL.
a New one VIII BE introduced Very
soon.

I
washington. IAN. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
a. ,-e.,es-ses s,,ffa,-e,s ~ ta,a f,,r1sssle
-. = $50
clErency pla an the honse Of Aepre-
6entaiHyeg yesterday, there is to be no
abandonment of the effort to secure cur
r,ss,v.,, is.e,sissSo,,. r. a. s,a5s4 nv . ran
s - tss.oies.oa. - e14u ~ 81.
ttes1aian conVefsant WaIh <ne Iacts Ialal
a new measure having executive APP
z,rovsi viii he ;nt-,od,,ce5 in fhe House
= 49,.
- apoe s,s swo N6eh5. luis lslisun al ~
tliHe VIII pc attoWed 20 el2pse 80 snal
s ehe eon1nen ana saSs ITEM IN, aa ,a bs
silSs Ell ussIe over Inc Hlsse DAi aildy ~, ps
ailayeq ano q new start MADE unuer
nl2ge 1avoTaoae conuasaons II - R rDDt
a s LnaL MI; SPRINGER Will not ulIs 81
uele course % DllE nsAsurs, az thy s,. W
sire Val pc % urge ut a5oaag neM El1 81
aIo VIII ne" ledaeIs, VIII a kle% ~ ~
sepagaung ~ as Tar az Poss ao ~ dlo siil
tIy 1O6s VI PoSataOn atsde12ng U pue t "
IneassuTe- ln1s gealesA1 pian y s No. lns
s exp 81 m1ps 81 possDaa af , 81,
me pdilt OF sang ulaiS aay9cdoes ~ Cyl !
reIlcy legaslapion, put v She result OF q
caretua sn.yey o. Lne SaLudtlOn py liiS9 "a
IN position 70 snaugurate pogllcs..
%1A ne a SURPRISE, n06SfSrk 70 Hlgre "
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-11
The King No Good.

Omaha, Neb., Jan. 10.--Takaa kikato,
Japanese minister to England, was In
Omaha half an hour TINS evening en-
route. He discussed at length THE
situation between the warning factions
and was enthusiastic over the prospects
of his country to force China to accept
her terms. The minister was handed a
telegram here, which contained news of
the rumored killing of the King OF
Corea. It was the first advices he had
81 doubt whether the king was as
sassinated," ventured the minister,
there would be nothing gained by It.
In case he is dead the Japanese will
place the second SON of the king on
the throne. The present ruler Of
Corea is what you Americans would
call no good He will, in adj proba-
bility, be eventually deposed, but in the
proper manner. The queen of Corea is
a very jealous woman and it is ru-
mored in Japan that she instituted
the sudden death of a, concubine who
was the mother of the second son of
the king, who is heir apparent to the
throne. The queen fears that she will
lose her influence. The king of Corea
has one legal wife, a chief concubfne
and a large number of other concu-
Dimes. The sons of the head concubine
are legal heirs in line for the throne,
the same as children of the queen
proper"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-11
COMMITTEE ON CURRENCY.
The Meeting Was Entirely Devoid of
Results.

Washington, D. c., Jan. 10.-The
meeting of the Senate Committee on
Finance was held today in accordance
with the call issued yesterday, but
was entirely devoid of results unless
a vague promise that there should be
a hin for consideration by Saturday
may be accepted as such, the Repuo-
Iican members made the point early IN
the proceedings that talk was OF COM
lpaq,atively little value as long as tnere
was no legislative proposltaon peIore
them. The force of this suggestion
was admitted by the Democratic mem
| hers. but they explained that they mad
considered it as a waste of time TO
fo,-y,,ulat4 a. bill until there should be
come COMPARISON of notes among all
| the committee members, and an mt
nation ON the part of the Republicans
as well as the Democratic side as 10
what they would agree TO, 10 TINS II
was replied that the Repunllcals IeiI
the responsibility did not rest WIN
them. but with the majority OF the
party. .,,.e,,,.
the meeting that Senator Vest had
! q Hill i'm contemplation and there was
a positive promise that 1t would De
lconpleted in time to be introduced an
RE Senate in slime TO permit us pelnS
printed for the use of the colnlIulee
saturday 1t is understood that any
ibiIl which may be introduced at this
time viii be tentative and that It's
principal purpose will be TO afford
basis of discussion. There was also
Incidental reference to the revenue
necessities of the government, but the
Democrats did not indicate any will
lungness TO interfere with the tariff at
the present time, expressing the opin-
lion that there was no immediate pros
nect of a deficit
1t is understood Mr.. Vest has chang
ed mis- plans somewhat with reference
to the details Of his bill and that his
present purpose is to provide for the
redemption of all greenbackS and
treasury notes by issuing coin certifi-
lcates therefor, to be redeemed in gold
or silver at the discretion of the gov.
eminent, as long as the gold reserve
does not fall below 100000 900 and thai
when is is below that amount
redemption shall be in silver; and
flor the unlimited coinage of silver, tht
ldepositor of silver bullion to receive sill
liver dollars from the mint at the marke
lprice and the government to retain thu
lsaip
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-11
PEOPLE AND EVENTS.

The late car was a great stamp-col-
Iector. His secretaries had to collect the
stamps for him and arrange them in al
buns. The present car is said not to
care for such things.
The Berlin Academy of Sciences has
only six honorary mennbers-Don Baldas-
sore Boncompagni of Rome, Geo. Hans
sen of Gottlngen, the Earl OF Crawford
and Balcarres of Aberdeen, Max Leh-
mann of Gottingen. Ludwig Boltzman of
Munich. and Eduard Zeller, now of Stuff
CART.
Since. the Duke of York has declared
himself an ardent stamp collector prices
of rare stamps have risen considerably.
At an auction sale in Edinburgh recently
a Cape Of Good Hope wood block, 4 blue,
realized so shillings; a New South Wales
P, blue, % 4sillllings; Natal first issue
shilling stamp, 35 shillings, and 50 on, IS
shilltngs being the cheapest quotation
try
OF late years it has been something of
a joke that SO great a power as the Uni
ted States has been represented on the
China station by such an antiauated
granny of a craft as the gunboas Monoc-
aey, though 1T has also been conceded
that her Hight draft for river navigation
made her necessary Just where she is.
Now 1t appears that the Monocacy is one
can ascend the Tien Tsin, the other boats
being French and German. SO the old
ship may be Just the thing for an emer-
genoy II marines have to be sent to
guard the American legation at the cap
ital.
The widowed czarina of Russia's life
must seem to her like a fairy tale, says
the Courier DIES Etas- Units. "There were
once upon time three Rttle girls in ia
, comet dresses who received Is francs a
month for their wardrobes. made their
own shirts and corsa geS. and f1lled with
their youthful gayety the peaceful Old
city of Frankfort-on-the-M Main. They
Were all pretty. Their father was a
duke. SO Impoverished that he gave draw
! ing lessons to increase his too modest
| name, and the future gave him large
compens ation. The day at length came
| when the Duke OF Schleswfg- Holstein re-
ceived the crown OF Denmark. SO pa
! tiently walled for. The little girls in Ia
! comet dresses left off thei= dressmakins
| prince, and a duke"
1T is said in Boston that Mr.. James j
Tissot. the celebrated French artist, has
| entered q. monastery of a most severe or
Ger. Ills water colors: The Life o.
| Christ" which We're exhibited last year
ton, and were considered among The
chief attractions of the exhibition. Some
years ago TiSSot was eXiled from France
| for being a communist. but when 1t wa:
afterward explained that mis- object il
! joining was. in case of revolution, to pro
ries, he was pardoned by the govern
/ ment. He -ar7Irned to Paris and fitteS
| up handsome studio on the Avenue de!
! Bots de Bouiogne. He has given the las
! colors OF THE Life of Christ spending
lem. Reproductions of these works Will
| De issued in "a year or so.