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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-22
UTAH WILL NOT RESPOND.
WIN Not Bo Represented at the Next.
eau international Exposition.

This mornings mail from the New
York headquarters Of the Mexican In
ternatlonal Exposition which ~ tO
open September 10Th, 1896, In the City
Of Mexico, contained the following
circular letter:
Governor wosi, At the oarnou. solclIa-
team OF tho repro ,ontatiyo, Of tho MsXi-
can government, has appointed the fol-
lowing well known aud experienced
business men Of tho State OF Y alb, to net
az state committee TOR tho Mexican ln'
ternational Exposition, which Ia 20 opeu
In the City OF Mexico on or about tho 18Th
Of september, 1875:
Francis Armstrong. salt Lake city,
Jamos n. Bacon. salt LAKE City.
Aaron Farr Jr., Logan.
Hober !, Grant, SAT- Lake city.
V. l., Halliday, Provo city.
w. T.. Hubbard, Salt Lake city.
l.. A. Mcdaniel. ogden.
Richard hclnosh, salt Lake City.
Gov. A. l.. rhoml,, Salt Lake ely
q. l.. Wautlaud, SAT- Lake civ,
Thomas a.. Weber, Salt Lake city.
Tho duty imposed upon those gentle
men viii be making propaganda for tho
exposition among tho manufacturers, as
" VIII 90 ANN lhNAnH hl NlNNlik UP now
market OF groat extent, which has been
toIa great extent overlooked by the OK
pert trade Of the United s ates,
After noticing tho forward movement
OF the Mexican nation II can ho readily
undorslo0d that tho needs OF the people
are increasing propoTlionately and thai a
market of enormous value IL being
opened TO tho world.
The object OF the exposition IL to bring
about n closer rotation between the sister
republic, by making this one " the most
extensive expeditions ever hold, not OK q
copting tho Worlds Fair At Chicago in
1909.
The foreign department IL represented
at tho New Iorx Offices, A. Broadly way,
where all Information regarding space,
concesslOnA. customs, duties, Transports.
tons and all matters OF Importance will
DO attended to.
These delegates, said Acting Clover
nor Richards today, were appointed on
ths l7th OF March last. Soon after thelI
appointment they met and decided
that tho expense was too great and the
time inopportune for Utah TO undertake
to comply with the request. IL Ia not
likely that that decision will DO TO-
veteed, aud II In safe conclusion that
Utah will MAKE no exhibit at the
Mexican International Exposition.
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CARDIFF, Wales, Nov. q. - A
number OF prominent residents OF this
city tonight Iuolicly presented TO
Lord DunrAven silver model Oi
ValEyrie Ill. The subscription on tho
mOlel's base, which was approved by
LORD DunrAvon Ia as folleWs:
"PIosented at Catdifl, Nov. q, 1905,
to tue Earl Of DunrAvsu, *. l.. by ME
neighbOfs ana iriendn, IN recognition
Of his gallant efforts to bring home the
Amerloa'e cup"
Lord 'unrSyen, In replying TO the
gentlemen who mads the presentation,
saiI that this OscisiOn was one VI the
happiest moments VI his life. If nave
passed through very trying expsti.
encs," he snid, "and a adopted a ceF-
tam course because II was nv plain
Uuty. fully realized that this oOurss
was 10 DO widely mlrundeTstUuu, anu
that II would entail upon M mach
annoyance aud anxiety; 1 anticipates
that my words would DO twisted, my
actions mituudeTaiUOd anu ali sorts Of
fAlse motives attributed 10 me. My
aulioipa1ions have been fully iul.
tillvd."
After Touching upon the important
influences OF Yachting upon h seaiat-
lug nation, LOTd DuuTaven sail:
"5Omo highly imaginative people
seem bent upon trying TO delude them
selves aud others ihts the belief that
In taking tue course II waH necessary
for me to take, / was aoluated by syme
feeling OF amnesty against The
A msricAn peol 10. OGhers aoeuao me ot
being the violin OF piquc, spite or pas.
sion, and the strange deluslOn OF all 10
tho siotn OF Indignation pa.sing over
the Uuited States ut my alleged
troAcnrry IN formulating q new charge
from ths safe distance VI 5000 miles
away, That hstOuniod me, and 1 IT,
sent 1t, for II would have been Ilsan
aud contemplate. | have done moth.
ing OF the kind.
His lOrdihip further said;
at 10 the Irony Of fate that makes me
the instrument OF all this fuss. have
devoted much time and thought, have
written volumes sBd have spent n
great deal more than l can afford In
trying TO tssu-citato the Americas cup
from the limo Into which IL had fallen.
But now tbs hope IN expressed In
America that no challenge may ever
be received from any yacht club OF
which l am member. l shall have 10
take my name oil considerable num-
Der Of clubs.
al Am also accused OF daring to In
suit the American nation. My ideas
are not 80 large or ambitious"
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Two More Fire Alarms,

-Four runs for tbs fire. department In
thirteen hours. Such was the record
for yesterday. In addition to the two
fires referred TO In last evenings NEWS
two others occurred. The third call
took the department to keeloy's bak.
cry, 263 south East Temple street, last
night III 1865. Ths cause was blaze
In ths ceiling from an electric light
weTs. There was some excitement
but little or no loss.
The fourth And hnal alarm for the
day was sounded At $3.50 p. M, an.
nounoing a IRE In the basement Of
Walker Bros. & Fyler'a store. Here to
au electric wire WAS the occasion OF the
hre but As In this other case there was
little damage, the employees Of the ss-
tablishm0nt eHtinguishing the blaze by
means Of tue apparatus In the build
ing.
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Meath caussd by Drink.

CHICAGO, NV. 22.-The report iclt.
graphtd vut from this city yesterday
to the effect that Miss Annie Andef.
p0n had met hof death ut the hands
Of Charles Moe, Der clDsott, by stfangu-
lation, proves, upon post norton ex-
animation, 10 DO erroneous. DR..
Mitchell. Of the cor6nef'. office, ex-
amine1 the body, cutting into tue
throat, Ho announced that there
were no Indications that tho woman
died Of stfauRulstiou, but gave 1t ~
HE opinion that death resulted from
drink and fatty degeneration OF the
h, art The woman was found In a
heap on her bed, On her neck were
dark blue marks, a rope with n moose
in 1t was dangling from gas pipe In
the wall anu 10 1, chung hair 4 color
corresponding to hers. Her purse was
found open With no money In IL. Me-
says he found tbs woman dead. lie
refused absolutely TO say more.
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AmERioAS PROPERTY IN DANGER
lily nm order OF General Maxine CO.


NEW YoRS, Nov. GA special
dispatch 10 the World from Havana
sAyt,
AmerieRn-owned sugar property 10
Cuba, worth $40, 900, 600, ia Ieopardlzed
by General Maxine Gomez's recent
order to destroy every estate whose
owner tries to make sugar this winter.
Consul General williams, who has
been In the sugar business In Cuba, OF
Ia close touch with Il for more than
forty yearp, thinks that the estimate IL
not too high, Tho bulk OF the sugar
property In santa CLARA is owned by
foreign capital Too spanish holders
are Ia tue minority. The Cuban own.
sIs hold more than the SpaniarIs.
Such great estates NJ Caracas and
Los HermanOs are owned by Cubans,
Tho frst mentioned, the largest In the
world, belongs to tho Terry heirs.
Many OF the American sugar proper
ties on the Island Will be- forced into
bankruptcy II thoy are not permitted
10 make tho crop the coming winter.
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Ihs Now Memnn rHeIua.d.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. % fine ~. Louis
board OF firo underwfiters seem TO have
tecugnizsu sex In business aud TO have
drawn the line upon the now woman.
At meeting Of the board the firm VI
+. Il. Hifuchberg q Bro. was expelled
tor alleged violation Of the rules in
employing n iomale solicitor, Mrs. T..
NJ. Geiz, widow Of Ell Il. Getz, who
succceJrd 10 her husbands business
under tue terms VI Contract b. hell
with Hiucbbufs & Bro,
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HACKS am WHITES.
'a''u In the RanEs OF the ,ubR,
laHurgcnts,

y =,
Nv fORR, Nov. GA special 10
:, a,nli from Santiago cub, snyr
haan have been sntfent I'M mi.
hinohIhs regarding jealousy and
.s'a 10 The rAuks of the insutgenta.
a.l,,, being intensely Jealous 81
intb the whites openIy stntinS
n,a'fs they were Ia tne minoritS
stis ignored aud badly rented.
y he elder Mlace,. now az vss,,
'h'tiy Suspicious, and that n.
a..n,,l.ahaed himself with a CHOSEN
~ ~ blacks.
NO l'lhs chief Of tho Antilllap
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NEW York, Nov. - - The assistant
treasurer nud superintendent Of tue
Agssy tilice has hi en- suthofizs1 by the
treasury departmuu, tjsrll IN the gold
exporters gold tRiH vt lilo VI ! per
cent premium. This covois tue cost Of
melting the bullion luto cOiu.
Van Hoffman 4 GO. viii shin $500.
600 tomorrow, bringing tue t1taliOT the
usy up u s5,OJO,OJD. A million i've
b ndfsd thousand dollars Ia gold has
been withdrawn from tue treasury for
account OF shippers. This amouuI in.
cludrn 100000 for Baring, Mac5uu Il
Co., AM 81 900. 900, for W. II. Gross
nau * 90. Heldelbsoh, Aokelhelmer
& O.. Rui LsziTd Ferries will chip
gold bare Instead Of coin.
Lazard & Ffcfies have decided 10
forward $4,000 In go!l bars Instead OF
sl,2S0,00 IA coin, which IL wac
previously announced they had en-.
gaEsd.
Mailer, schsll " 90. will also make
their shipmen, SOU, IN gold bars.
Boring, Magoun q 90. viii send out
onc.hAli OF thoit 81, 100000 gold ship.
ment In gold batS.
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The RECEPTION FOR DEBS
Mill 30 a Great Demonstration for the
Cause Of Labor.
Governor waite Probably win ~
Among ine Orators Thousands
Of Lnborers 10 Parade

CEIcAGo, Nov. 22 No such domon.
stralion In tue cause VI LABOR was ever
seen In Chicngo, said Mr.. Schwrtzen,
chairman OF tho Dobs reception com.
mittec, ne we will give the president
Of tue American Railway Union when
no roacneH Chicago today.
The chairman said he was undated
with letters AMI telegrnme which cI.
pfesa sympathy with Mr. Debs AMI bis
movement, aud regret that unHvoid.
able engagements elsewhere or busl.
ness viii prevent their attendance nj
his public reception In Chicago this
evening.
T.. J. MEG Are, president Of the Fed.
GRAFTON Of LAbDf, mas arfivoI here to
participate a. the decentralization.
n. A. Wiet, representing tue Genital
LABOR Union Of Cincinnati, was among
the arrivals yesterday, while commun-
irations were received from Governor
Davis II. Waite, Of Colorado, and a
DELEGATION OF hve 10 represent the
trades unions OF Cleveland that arc en-
route anu will arrive this morning. II
" nicely that Governor Waite will be
among tho speakers At Battery n.
Final GiThp grmenls have beon mSdo
for the bis Demonstration. All the
labor organizations In tho city viii
have delegations on tho special train
Tor WOOdftlck. Besides these there
there will be many symyEthiEsTs with
AiT. Dsbs VITO will 40 along to swell
tho crowd and maze an imposing DEM
Onstratlon when they reAch the Wood.
st. OK Jail to meet the labor leader on
his release from Jail. The delegation
with bands Of music will form = pro.
ces.ign ana mntch from the WOOdftOuk
depot to the lai. There will be an In.
formal greeting Rnd NJ. Dsbs, In a
carriage, viii be escorted TO the train,
which viii arrive at the Wells street
depot at 1880 O'Clock.
The trades unions will be nj the
depot In body o. meet the labor
leader on his return TO freedom. A
procession will be formed anu there
VIII be a parade through the streets to
Battery u.
At Battery ID Mr. Debs will deliver
an address, which viii bo an important
ulterance on tho labor question, lie
VIII speak two noutB anu his address,
which has been prepared with care, IL
awaited by labOflng men with con-
siderable interest.
M. Dsbs viii 20 TO TeTrs HRule to-.
morrow, whefe another big demon
slratiOn awaits him al his I'D home.
| Ho will DO met by n delegation Of
| prominent ciiizina anu the member Of
| the laDOr soclo,lUb aud escorted 10 the
residence OF his parents. Lister there
will 10 a public dsmonsiTAtio D, which
viii be Rudrtite by Mr.. Deus.
CHICAGO, Nov. 22,-Nearly 1000
representatives Of various labor organ.
iEatlons OF Chicago irit on q special
train over the Northwestern road tor
Woodstock, Ills, shortly after noon
today TO give reception to Eusen. ".
Debs, when he leaves Jail to-day. AT
rangemsnts have been made for n
meeting tonight Mt which D.bs will
speak upon personal liberty.
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CHICAGO, Nov. 22.-ro obtain Si5,
life WAS slTangled out Of MR.. Maggie
Bsckmann lAgt night. and brf hus-
band, Hugo BeokmAnu, 10 charged
morning Mrs. Anna Spencer, occupy.
ing y Hat Ia thu building where the
BeckmaunS lived, found Beekmanu
m the corridor calling "Some oge hiss
killed my WIFE," Opening ths door,
BeckmEn pointed 10 mis- wife lying GU
the bed dead, her clothes torn anu the
neck bruised. Under the bed was a
towel wound anu twisted, showing II
hsd boon uasd 10 attangle the woman.
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mnrrI.on Commend. AIII.en.

CucAGo, Nov. 22.-rhe rribuno's
Washington special sayG
A Republican connected prominent
ly with the last administration who
las lust returned tU the city alter n tiy.
lug visit to New York, talked freely
with ex President Harrison shout tho
coming campaign. 70 his surprise he
found General HarrIson warmly COM
mendinE senator Ailison hs proper
candidate Tor the party TO take up mex
summer.
"rhe tx PRECEDENT" said hs, "spoko
In such way M to leave the impfes
sion that he wanted western man
Tor the presidency aud that Allison
would DO suitable TO tho Harrison
forces. General Harrison spoke nj
length oil the fact that the Iowa ssna'
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A lNERICA'S CUP.
..,a NAMES Will Probably Issue
a Challenge
,,rslc.ss ARE HONORABLE
.,a ue Eau Promise Then
~ Good Race aud Good
sport.

IN anaaiat IN
-, YORK, Nov. IA speo'A' "
W go rom Paris says
y a" .v 1 am n possible-in
fs mp challenger for the
~ pfopaule
,.r,,l cup $500 10 .
,s,le SIT ueotgo
So, who saw MIN Just after
r'ri' '''. -, London, ON rowe for
"A riIal ifOlu -, 4. ina; mis-.
!, Eyta. "My pO'''''" -.
,,,,,clly willing, In iaos No'y
p challenge for the
.a''' .hich 1 ahouid very
ltiicii cup e'...,,, .a,s IN this
>. lie 10 see ofouE"' '
.,,hs Atlantic, but as Ath nV'
y .,.,, enough to regard my
so wv .,,.,,vs vnoh emau, but
,lpiispissen'"' -
linz yichlinl, mus VIZ"
4 -s,i walt, frl OF All, 10 see WI"
-. AZ the present uniortu.
ih''''. am NOT prepared TO
~ l1Atlop' ..,,.a,,h.
go % opinion ~ W i'''o " '"N
| ss1, te,ueen bofd DunfaVsh hnu
h. Yofk Yacht Club. L VIII
.,s,vsf, that l certainly beiieSe
M, gentlemen forming tho Ne"
-, QUO would not slo0p 10 any
=, t,honoiable.
1 f,,lmy dealings with Americans,
,nv found them perfectly honor
4 ~ 10 have always been nole 10
/ '-,r matters to our mutual salislac-
:. The contest between Tue BtiIlsh
Inetub, u whioh L su Picsiuonb
1 y. n, Manhattan Cheus club, fpt
30, vas carried through In a pof.
4 .,tni,iaeiofy MANNER 1 nave ho'
s,,,hlol d0uD, that tho chevh match
Ivnl sm arranging between repre-
/ ,-,tr British and American play.
Il =, January next VIII pass on
| gily satisfactory on both sides
| i,nistu 10 tue ynuhting question:
ln,1i,n has sisnihed his Intention
,a,blag 10 New YORK 10 settle the
ssa 81 Issue. trust " wiz DC
dpE. II DunTayeu decides 10
i.sse Agaiu tor tho cup 1 ahail
~ s',bilg 10 say az LOOK upon Tue
-, Ion The cup as au Information.
lhnS personal matter. l should
ilIut Of cbsllenslng unless l hAd
uE,ioh anu BACKING OF the repre-
in.W yicaumrn OF we EngIlsh
50 Agaln, u any Engiish man,
" aa fspiesenlativo yacntsinan,
~ eesn the gauntlet snail be
~ tiiy u recognizes MS p'lor
~
AZ We tame," clnunueu nlr
~ vi | 10 challenge i hope u
rAs Amtfleans q goon race Hnd
.FoiL thiuk We English should
D w cup anu assuming ehsl-
y l,aili iase the very orri advice
d 10 10 had, anu turn out tho
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sherman n,pii.s to aigsr.

wAsHINdros, b. g., Nov. 2e.-I
wrote only tue naked truth Ia my
book, aud they cannot wesken II u
they come by hundreds, said Senator
Sherman today, when his attention
was called 10 General Algef's letter
taking exceptions 10 the senator's 70.
nucllDu upon his conduct IN tho no.
tionhl Republican convention OF lsss.
at Governor Alger wants 10 keep
matters stirred up, he can do 90;
have nothing to aud TO what ! already
have sald.p
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NAssAs CITY, Nov. ga special
to the star from Guthrls, OKLA, says;
A disastrous prairie IRE hiss been rag
Ing In PoltawAtomie county and the
seminole reservation for three days.
a terrific blizzard from the north thlh
morning Is tanning Ihe flames into n
fiery torrent, sweepiug everything
Horses And cattle are being burned 10
Heath. Ii tho wind continues many
lives will ba Loaf.
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Rich STRIKE ia Alaska,

BAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. CA
special from Seattle says that Hdvicss
from Alaska received by tbs City Of
Topeka, state that another rich strike
has been made In the Birch Greek diS-
trici. This new discovery was made by
Dick Lowe, well known US Juneau,
and 10 o small slieam about three miles
below MAstadon creek. But short time
could be spent In prospecting II on ac-
count OF the cold weather. La two days
aud half, Lowe washed out $3.50
with gold pan, his largest nugget
weighing SbS.
Locations were quickly made the en-
tire length u the creek.
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rnnNIetsn lhe Mronr Wan.

MCKINSEY, Tex, Nov, 22,-wRsh
Woolbfight has boon convicted Of
numbering man named Todd aud
given two years IN the ponilentiaty.
Alter tho conviction, Tom WOOlbflght,
"a lB'yeaT.gld brother, confessed that
he and not Wash ala tho killing and
tho latter will be released.
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s.nn,nr nIIII.rn,..IInns..

CuCAUo, Nov. 22.-rho Times
Herald Washington Correspondent
teltgfapha that paper that Senator
David b. Hin, Of New York, has
leased large houae on street In the
most fashionable quarter Of Washing
tJr, ami expects 10 tako pj,seesi n
alter & g mretins VI Congress. lie IL
either going to marry or IL going TO
avoid the dlseomiorts VI holol life iu
tho rnnltAl.
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Came, Keep soIdier.. ren,ions.

DEsMoiNEs, lows, Nov. CAN
important decision has been rendered
10y Judge Hlndman IN the district
court at Matsnalltown. The court sus-
tnius ana makes perpetual the tenn.
porary injunction issueu last June
rVslfaipiug the soldiers home manage.
ment from Withholding any part OF the
pension money OF inmates for the cup.
IOft OF tho institution.
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tors votes sud soiions had aieuy'
been right sud he had never hesitateu
about the money question.
"rhe eulDry from the ex-Pfesldent
was 90 unexpecedly warm and he
spoke In such positive terms that | we
ioI to believe some definite arrange
nent had been made whereby the
Harrison strength Ia to be turned to
Allison In case II Ia found the ex.
President cannot be nominated"
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WARRINGTON, ID. O., Nov. a.
Al the treasury department 40 propar-
atoms are making Tor another bond
Issue, and 1t eau no sisted on Autb oilty
that none Ia NJ present Ia oontempla-
tiOl,
The amount Of gold reserve al noon
today Is S., 300, 25l.
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Mall kaam,s shortnE..

DENvER, Nov. % 1t IL ,tAtsi that
an expert examination OF tbs aconu n,s
OF Col. Matt Adsms, clerk OF the dis
lrlct court, who Disappeared after ton-
dsring mis- resi- nation, viii show a
large shoalage. over 5000 fe's were
never turnsi over 90 the county treas
ury.
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GENEVA, n. Y, Prot Brooks, d.,
rector OF the Smith observatory, dis.
covered new comet this m lIning In
the constellation Hydra, position right
ascension, o hours 81 mlnules 90 sec
onds, dselinAtion south IL degrees ~
minutes. The comet Ia large, rOunI
anu bright, with n northerly motion.
This is the twentio;h comet discovered
by Prof. Brooks.
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GENEsEB, Idaho. Nov. 22.-H. a.
Tucker, president Of the Bank 81
Geusser, was arrested on n charge VI
stealing the books VI the bank from the
vault. He was admitted to bail IN the
sum VI 81 900.
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BURIED IN THE RUINS.
The CnpInIn PsrIshsd.

SAN FRASoscO, Nov, 22.-Tke
Merchants kxohAugs has message
from Empire CITY, Ore, stating that
tins steamer BRnderiils 10 ashore south
OF Empire Bar Captain Wharf WA'
drowned.
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Excursion to Scandinavia

CHICAGO, Nov. 22.-Fivs hundred
Bwedes, Nofwegians anu Danes, from
Chicago, arc on their way TO their
mother countries. They left on n
special train from Dearborn station
yesterday afternoon for New York,
whence the steamer Norge. OF the
Thingvala line, will carry them
ONE to spend q Tistmas. For over
thirty years excursions Of this kind
have been customary among the Scan.
dlnaViaus OF tho United States.
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TuE yENEzuEL, DISPUTE.
salisbury. He9Iy tho snbis.t of n
spsrIai message.

CHICAGO, Nov. GA Washing.
ton special TO the vs-HorAld s4yt.
The President and Secretary Olney
DO not expect tie reply OF tbs British
government TO Amsnca's REPRESENTA-
lions concerning tho Venezuelan
boundary dispute ami tho Monroe doc
Urine IN Time 10 admit Of It's treatment
IN tho PreSldsnts annual message. 1t
Ia under..0od the BnIlsh cabinet Is
now at work upon the reply, bus tho
meeting OF Congress 10 now 20 near
mat 1t lie not likely to DO received be.
fore the first day u the session. When
II comes II will be made ths subject OF
a special message TO Congress. There
arc good reasons Tor the belief thai
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5alisiury's reply will be OF u oonciiia
tory nature.
Senators and representatives, np
pointed % represent tho two houses ui
Congress az the funeral OF deceased
members, Gays PETER, have come w
regard these expeditions IA plcnics, Tor
the especial entertainment d them.
selves ~ public expense. Absolutely
no limit u Put upon oommissafy ar.
rangoments.
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cONGREssIoNAL FUNERALS.
POnsr Finds rhat more Champaign
Than Tears IL the Rule.

Than Tears IL the hule.
CHICAGO, Nov. GA special to
tho Eimss-Herald from Washington
says:
Senator PETER has collected statistics
on the cost Of congressional funerals
ana early Ia the coming ses-
sion hs may advocate a complete
change In the methods Of conducting
them. He wants the cost OF the funerals
much reduced. He wants less cham
Dagne and more tears.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-22

log M against the treaty rights Of these
indiauo are absolutely null aHI void.
10 10 not the pupCso Of Toe Indian
Office 10 allow tne Indians 10 roam
away from the reservation, but every
effort will he made % keep them al
home and make them earn their nwn
living. with this end In view fiiOrts
are making 10 got the Indian Tesorva.
lion irrigated 20 that farm lands could
he utilZsI,