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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-17
OTHER SALTLAKERS.
John AID I'd. Sloan, Also Utah BOYS,
Killed O. Butte.
noIn OF ruGn BLOWN 10 ATOMS.
John Was the Assistant Fire chief and
Id. Wa, N,mbrr VI tho
Department.

10 wac lcar.eI today that lHcro vcra
other umI mon among the vIeums OF
tho Buuo cuaaf1pho Cham Alma
Bailey DIn.0rl aud "CouD Claire.
Ihgso ar8 John ami 'I3In Sloan,
Uousius ot"EabD aud "E.D Sloan, Of
thir city. Both men were bora aus
rcasci IN Salt Lake, ami they Will
be- remembered BY Ole umgfs as iuu
large, s.aiwart Fous Of John sloan, tho
well known boiler maker who carried
ou business ON Wet Temple street ior
s1 many ycars.
Tho family removed fem here TO
huiIc s,yUfHi year ago lfJ cngugcI in
thpir0ld business ai that place. 4. DO
10 present being carried ou Uy the old
gentleman. john, the rlJys, son, was
aasis,aut fife chief and "Ei' Yves "a
momb1r Of the Department. aud both
mot death 90 tho poet OF luly Sighting
tlr DANES that ragei about them.
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USEFUL INVENTION.
Another u,ah Mans Genius shown 10
Computing rr,cc aud Weight
Scales.

There was brought 10 the NEWS
editorial rooms today the product Of
another Utah mans genius itg the
invention Of Gus Luuduors, OF Logan,
ami D. called The Lundbtrs computing
price aud weight scales, uualluI
especially for gf0ccrft drurgista, con.
iuciiOnufs, t1uaCc1ulslt, bAbUu and fUf
scientific and mechanical purposes
whore timu and accuracy are imp9f;-
ant fBUluH.
% % tine inventor says: "Evtry
merchant WHO has hal ANY experience
loo tho uHr uf counter fCalta ulu#.
readily n1mit that the method iu use
uV 90 the present tinu has not lJ.
vuuCud with other devices " this
nineteenth century, and the inventor
OF the Luulucrg principle spent
many yJnr- % experimenting iu utl.
igctinR "a principle ana system by
which more perfect anu accurate
method ot Weighing could Boz into.
uucrd, This principle De- embodied Do
cylinder, la combination with "a
screw, by which you can adjust i.r
m'uutest fractional part ui round,
ounce or grain, nud Thereby get re.ulls
which are utterly inn o--iulr on any
~ stem heretofore Ia vogue, anu Wiih.
cot the use Of any loose weights.
"ln combination with this principle
he has introduced q computing ayrtum
which b. iuoNhauHtiblc, thereby eau H.
log "A great saving OF time auI .auor,
40 itgivCs, iustGutauc0ubly,bat weight
and price at one operation,
M"Incfr are computing sybtCm Of.
taghmrnla on tho market which are
limited in capacity anu OF the same
| time too utterly complicated Tor geupr.
/ nl comprehension, Tue LuUuhorg rys'
tenn auu principle is simplicity ltgclf,
which recommends its superiority NJ d
/ glance. Ono great feature ~ tho d..
! gurdiug Of loose wcignts, which must
| lC conceded is most decided udvnui-
/ age which all merchants uelng weights
must acknowledge; busidoa, they eau.
| n.t rely on them Tor accuracy IN con.
| sequence Or continued handling and
| wear"
A company has been organ ed land
| patents ato controlled in Umtyu 8tgtyr,
| Great Britain, France, Belgium,
Sweden, Italy, Switzerland, Germany
| Norway, spain, Canada and Austria
II unEary.
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FINANCIAL BILLS.
Senator Pu5h FaYoTi tl8 Issue Of
Treasury Notes,
SHERMAN :suBsus A MEASURE
Providing Tor the sale OF Bonds or tie
Issue Of Coin Certificates
House Proceedings.

WAauSuroS, jan. H. - Push
DEM, Ala, secured recognition soon
after tue senate mot today 90 present
what ho regarded asa solution OF thU
present lack Of government revenue.
rhosena,gr varied tho usual custom o.
introducing bill, by reading the full
textot his measure with great DELHI
emuou and then c5mmguting on g.
The bill provides Tor tho immediate
issue Of 100000, 900 treasury notes 20
meet deficiencies, these NOTES are 10 be
rgdoomablo In coin nnI 20 be constant
ly rt.issucd. 10 ur,hor directed the
coinage Of tho teigni9mgo and the
deposito OF silver bullion from American
mints.
Hlll asked II tho senator wished tho
immediate passsgc OF this bill.
"rhat question: sail Pugh, els In
limo with tho New York tUuat0PB
treatment OF all great public questions
and | decline 10 answer it."
Pugh proceeded % ursb that thn
gravity OF the present situation wns
tuch that lac was ready % Surrender
long convictions Ia order ~ secure a
remedy.
"rnus nr," said Pugh, "thc soma
tots have stood d e. ahl forl down. IL
~ Uasy o. tear down, but % be- bard 90
| build up. We Shave tom down
I'll We have nearly t.su down thu
| county"
Purh uogg8I the finance committee,
| iu which uu hh4 great rJul Iuhgu, 10
/ DO something Hi UuuH. 10 HIl MT bn.
/ UUvn iuu SENATORS Wuru alJt %. hlusuI-
vito dinkg', bowling aud sleeping
stupidity.
Allen, Pop, Nob., interrupted TO AK
nB 90 tue attitude o. tue administration
| ON thB bl.l.
"Cluyslaul has sen, d m usage call
Ing attention 90 tho present oJudi-
| lions" responded PuEh with great
cHrnUslnrsa.
u"rhu President AMI hih secretary oil
| the treasury have offered q scheme
oil currency revision designed 20 meet
tho present evils. II this was not nc'
copied, lot both Houses propose tg0mt'
thug else,
"rho PRECEDENT has discharged his
dutici; now let US do tue same" said
Pugh.
Tue oil referred to the finance com.
mittee.
| sherman submitted another i'm
s.'art financial measure. Il pf0yiI
al i7r the issue and tale Of BOMBS an
usl Tie prOyialJnH VI The resumption
act from time 10 time ~ the defcleu
Giles Oi the treasury require, tue pro
cuelH 90 ho used wholly iUt deficiencies
anu bonds 10 run lot five years ~ moi
exceeding three pr cent Interest. Tn,
second section provides In lieu Of thl
iOIug0 Ing that the secretary Of tht
treasury may issue cola certificates N
denominations Of from g. 20 500
bearing three per cent interest an,
put certificates Ia circulation thr0u %
the treasury md plsi9iiioca. TIT
third section deals win tHo deposit "
bonds In the national uunls.
shrrman's bill was referred withOu
comment To lhu finance committee.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

EuERALDA % running along smooth.
ly at the Grand 20 good audiences, but
hardly as heavy as those VI last week.
While critically considered tho pre-.
uouIalioH b. hardly up 10 inOse which
have preceded ~ Is seems 10 give
pleHuto TO the audience, anj II buu.
ness continues TO hold up, II will make
sumo money on tho wees, Mr.. ClaTku's
reading uf the OLD man b excellent, bot
his Impossible wig makes him look llgo
cArrlualuru OF Frank L'ashuud doubt.
lees fobs him VI a good deal Of sympg.
thy Ee would otherwise receive. Mr.
kylg's Dave Hardy h sometimes sub,
dued; u ho would rlle out OF hia gOody,
gUOIy monotone into little genuine
hfu once IN the evening % would Do ana
Improvement. Mics C0yu'I Esmealla
To- sweet throughout, not quite sttOn;
enough In her big strong scene, Mss
iuuuark and Mt Ffawlgy had the M
comedy roles, anu uiI them quite well,
though not with the ease We nave sC.u
them manifest In other paris,
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pendent OF Hluctro rtpuIte. There is %
great zeal OF truth In his complaint.
but what olso could he have uNpectuui
Sufry ne knew the rresideucy was
not CleBnfist.
AZ the palace Of tie l1lyHee disnl.
l0iutment ~ felt az the manner 10
which n, CAomif-Potier's letter has
been received. II is felt that he should
merely have resigned without attack
INK inc Institution Of the presidency
aui that he should have waited until
be ro-eutcfed tie chamber as a deputy.
iIs rariiug arrow ls ns sharply
bgtted o. h. could make ~. lie was
certainly plotted ngainat by those
whom ho treated 90 irig1is, but % was
i0r him % outmRueuvrn them. lln
cannot think VI any respectable PAPER
whsther royalisi, radical or republic
can which has nssaiiei OF verified him,
The others were beneath contempt and
should have been looked upon as not
worth noticing.
NJ. Cnsimir. perlcr's family iolt like
| FREDERICK the Crest when no sDld that
wuru he King Of Franco he would ray
a mnu to perform the duties imp0lgd by
guquuo upon the royal percentage. NJ,
/ Garnet acted like paid mao. b..
| CnSimir.Peficr wanted o. have ns great
| "a situation ns king or caesar and have
no ifktoms duties.
The ministry viii have 10 release
| Richards and Cnrau ~ enable them 20
vote at the congress which nlrJsIy
| cxisiH. JAures Mirman aud Rluanet
must also have the privilege OF attoud.
| lug the congress olhetwisu the election
! would uu invalid.
Tho NUis5 ln nn editorial, paints a
gloomy picture Of the situation. If
/ sHaf3
"Whal benefit Ia 10 como TO France
through the CaBimif.poror rcsig,
nau0n2 VIII freely bestowed
upon an office thus the con,
hiUnco " the nation un NOR
hastily vacalcl2 However plainly ",
perceive the essentially personal char
uc,Ur VI ~ Cusimit- pcriuf's mJ,iyUg
il iB impossible 90 deny that what la.
happened 10 exactly what the fuv5lu
ti0Hary factions desired % happen
Nothing short OF sira,cgigal bluude
eau thus make siIt Of success to thoU
whom % was The ptuslleaps nut Jug
10 resist.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-17

Al the meeting u TIE Commission
bold yesterday uitrn.uu, iIu follow.
ing resolution vas presuuira.
That tho commission now tabo up
and check over gll tine counties %, tho
WCbor Beaver aui -llt Lake. aud
certify tho election Ui 40 delegates
shown 30 bo uloc.eI aud qualihcd, aud
ofdur certificates isauci.
Sherman moved 90 strike out the
words "eXcUp. saupCiy, Box Elder,
Weber Beaver and Salt Lake" Tue
motion was defeated anu tlu original
resolution was adopted.
The cguyasBing board Tor Salt Lhkn
county wa then appointed, by tho
following, which was offered by Com.
missioner N.ugl.'
ordered; First - That IN pursuauc,
OF thu provisions OF chapter 70 coupled
laws OF Utah, lsss, and of uu Ict OF Cone
gross Amending section 1852 Of tho
revised statutes Of ,ho United sHtos
approved March - lt7A and OF tlb
'lunhlluB ncI' approved july lN,
isHi tho following uhmNl persons,
tu-WlE W, n. Dale, Joseph H. lluri
and George J.. Nyc, DO aud th0 -aml
arc hereby appointed rs d board 60
carefully examine and duly canvass
tho TU.urrs from tho several precincts NJ
~1.t lnku county for mo Hpgril. election
hold ON tue Uth day OF November, lsIi,
Co sUlOct delegates % o. convention Iu
fum0 constitution tor th1 proposed
state of Utah, IN accordance with Il0 law
and tho sutIios lhoruto pertaining, aud
o. ascertain tho number uf votes cas-. for
Zach person Tor tho Offices IaWoli aud
mako au abstract thereof and uHrNly mo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-17

wAsuNUToN, ID. C., Jan. IT,
In the hUusu today Ihe Senate amend.
menu 20 the urgent deficiency bin
were disagreed 10 aud tue bill sent to
conference,
Richardson Tenn. chairman Of the
committee on printing, as matter OF
privilege had fead paragraph printed
la a local paper relating 90 the incor-
poraliUn la the printing bill, passed NJ
tue last session, Of u clause extending
the ranking privilege TO members OF
C1ugfesH for correspondence with
officials anu private individuals on
official anu department business. The
paragraph indicated that the clause
hal be0n Incorporated Ia the bill sur.
TUptitiOusly.
Richardson read from the record
showing that the clause had been
debated aud adopted by vote OF ~ to
80.
The House then went Into commit,
tee u tie wh0lr for further considora,
ton Ol the Indian appropriation bill.
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Casslmlr.porlor Overcome.

LONDON, Jan. ia dispatch TO the
raj u4H GastHo from Paris says when
NJ. CaBlmlT-peFler heard OF the pro.
coedings Ia thu Chamber Of Deputies
yesterday he was completely overcome
Tho disfn,on adds that the s0clilisla
are intoE iCaied with their victory and
the ruyallsB arc in a ierment Tho
duke Il Orleans aud Count do Huus-
souville, royalist agent In Paris, are in
active tclcgraphiU correspondence. A
mnuiicBt1 from the duke Oi Orleans
aud from Prince Victor NAPOLEON urc
expected unily. The RAJ NAL gazette
dispatch also says orders have been
given at the frOutiura to suppress any-
thing like an attempt 10 create drmOu-
s,raliOua against the republic, which, 10
10 added, is not likely 10 DO shaken y
tue political Developments.
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SEVERELY oHIrIoIsED.
Everybody says CHsim ir.roFieT wal
wrong ga ucsignlnE.

Everybody HhYH SHsim rorteF was
wrong ia ncsigninE.
LoNuOE, Jan. 1.-THE Ddiy ACWs
Paris correspondent says:
There Ia bui Onu opinion In FsancU,
and that is thh Casimit-PeFier nGs
committed gTiov0us fault. Against
his own personal comfort, the grayeft
reasons u the state go Tor nothing.
Iihe had thought about tho matter,
he might OF sali, "Aptes moi 10 de-
lugc,W aud this Is hls only excuse. lie
evidently did not futluCl. His own
letters show that his resignation WIS
tue outcome Of III Of petulaut irrila-
ton. lilo discovered thut tue pfesl-
deuCy was no, a bed OF Roses all that
tue president must euiler bodily di.-
comforts, rlals, iugTaituuu, calumny
AMI even wounded vanity but be
must have been aware OF all tuls when
he accepted the greatest honor the
nation could uustOw upon q citizen.
lIo displayed great bravery In tho
war OF 1870 ana was credited with
great moral courage, yet the very met
crisis reveals that the iron arm was
but painted reed.
Not a single party ia lgea tho reslg'
nation favorable. The conservatives
call him desetler. The opporiuuista
oi the Raynal and Burdeau set are
very angry that no ala not stay 10 do
lend them In tho terrible scandal that
threateus ~ submeTge them. Through
his intimate tribnds the Burdeau's
thought they could govern him and
thereby graft themselves upon the
conservative party ana thus be indo'
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nenarlmenf Bnlleiln.

FarmoTa' Bulletin 81. 90 Of tho us.
department Of agriculture deals with
fools, their nututiye vaIuu and cost,
aud 10 Que uf svrlus Uf bulletins pre-
pared under tue special a preparation
$40 enable the secretary % agriculture
10 investigate anu report upon the nu.
lrltivu value % tie various articles
ami commodities used Tor human food,
with special suggestion Of iull, whole.
some anu edible Tnti1uB luas wAstoiul
and more economical than those la
common use" Thu bulletin hos been
ptypafrdby Dr. Atwuter, former director
OF the ulllcu UfuXpurimCnt stations in tho
department bud who has flf many ypam
made this subject the OblUcl OF special
study ami Investigation. An iluA Ut
ths scope covered by the work, which
o. Included IN tho serita OF Fafmufs'
Bullutlur, from tic fact that o. seeks 10
present tue subject IA popular man.
ncr, IL shown boy the table oi coutuuis,
which iHclu lee the following cnptious.
How food 81 uGoI 900 tho body, THO
fuel value OF food, Definition Nc food
aud food economy, Nuttitiyu values OF
different food mutelialg, Composition
Of iOUl materials, Ihu uiguBtluilliy OF
food, Tue fitting VI food 90 the needs OF
tue 10 ~ PuCunigfy economy VI fool,
Cheap W dear food, Waste " iD0d,
food aud health, Analyses Of different
food materials, Amounts OF nutrients
which may DO purchased for twenty.
five cents.
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BROoKLyE, Jlu.lL-rhu trolley cars
on the DE kglD ayUluu line 900 aIl
running lu HCuuluIu time tDlsH, De-
compfomB8 having been reached be
tween tIn gJmpany and tho s,fikutF.
The req uss. of PRECEDENT Lewis, %! the
BfOJklyn Heights company, iur "a
detail ofyllCufs 20 assist in the opOuing
up NJ the l.A,uush avenue aystum anu
HarUy liuu Wa8 denied by tuu bu cTlt-
tuuauui of police. Practically the mou
DfIhu DE kalO street line have won %
victory M tho only point ON which
they maintained their stand was the
lO.hour working day rule, whish the
company cancelled. Six th0uslul
men are still out. The state b1nfd OF
arbitration ~ making every elIt. @
trrmiuutu the strike IN q o0mliomlsu
AMI tho mon propose 20 submit 10 any
iair ruling which she companies pro-
pose.
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ALMA BAILEY uuNroRD.


Dr. A. B DuutsrI Will leave this
city Cor Bui,u on this EVENING" train,
TO iavuuEato the matter Of the tragic
and unfortunate death Of hls son q Ina
BIiuy, on account Of which was
CuI9uiuoJ In the NEWS % lusl ovou-
iur.
ID. Duni1ri will DO accompanied by
hls daughter LEAH, sister 90 the young
man. Tue remains viii he removed
from Butte b Bloomington, Idaho,
where relatives OF the doctor aud bis
family reside, land buried there.
The pr1l0uudeat sympathy is felt for
tho father and daughter In their sad
mission and bereavement and Tor tho
ill CiCd mother 10 the hour Of over
wuUlmlug sorrow. 10 h the hope u
all tual tnCy may q nd correlation In
thu promise OF Mefciful Father thai
Ho "dOeth all things we'll"
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contest About Fair's VIII.

NEW IoHK, Jan, lL-Horman
Oehobeg, accompanied by his sistor-in-
Law, Miss Fair and friend OF the
latter, misa O'C1nnoE has arrived in
this city from San Fra0oisco. Mrs.
Otlichos remained in California with
the child. hr. OgliChes, when asked
about tho contest ovuy senator Fairs
will, sail: 81 know u no contest. or
COURSE, 1 cannot cay what Gins. Fair
may DO, but It Ia quite certain HE
sister VIII not enter into any agree
m lent guaranteeing him agalnal loss In
lho Caan no took such action and
failed. My wife aud Miss Fair will
bu obliged 10 make San Francisco their
home for an indefinite length Of time,
but 1 cannot give up my bussinosa
here. Intend Gu Gloss my house here
ana my house In Newport, perhaps IN
fortnight, and then 80 back 70 Calf
fornia. / wiils,uy there a couple nj
months and then come back 70 my
work here.n
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TnE CANYAssMG BOARD.


The oanyasilng board Tor Salt Lake
county appointed by the Utah Com.
mission yesterday afternoon appeared
before that body this morning and
were duly sworn and qualified. They
Immediately proceeded to the work Of
canyassiug tho returns Of the county
outside OF lho city.
At 10 O'Clock this morning all the
memuUta VI tho Utah Commission
were present Tho minutes Of yestef-
days susaiun were read aud up
proved.
Commissioner N0irtll called up
order OF business under the resolution
adopted yesterday regarding tho
checking OF tho counties not IN con.
tr0i, aul the lssuitg % Crftldgates, auj
tlu Commission proceeded with tho
work uf checking until a. O'clock,
when they toJEa ttcrtH until . pm,
Commissioner Thatcher being excused
from the afternoon tussiuu.
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Tho Prstondcr'r Manifesto.

VERSAILLES, Jan. l7.-rh Duke OF
Orleans, tue prutouIur TO tho throne OF
France, itEucI manifesto today al.
dressed TO Senator Buffet, IL dwells
upon tho dangers o. the present crisis,
claiming the prosiIcnps letter OF
resignation Is an Indictment OF the
present constitution. The republic uf
France, thu duke claims, can never bo
other than provisional regime. He
added, "rhe hour Is nOar at hand
when the county viii wish 10 return
o. form Of government which was
glory 10 It's past and guaranty Of It's
future"
Continuing, the manifesto says;
"Providonce, la making rae represent
the monarchy, imposes upon me u
heavy heritage, but the day my coun.
try oalla mo / shall be found In at
tendance, and In my devotion 10 fulhll
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Home from Indiana.

Elder Daniel 3. Robbins was a caller
at the NEWS office today having TO-
cent? y returned from mission 10 the
Northwestern States. Elder Robbins
90 a resident Vi Rigby, Bnnu0ck Stake,
Idaho, aud left nome for Indiana,
where no spent the whole VI his mif.
sion, June lGgh, 1894. His early return
was caused by severe aud pr0iraciod
attack VI rheumatism, lie viii leave
Tor his home 10 Idaho ION sunday
evening next
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WILL MAKE A HARD FIGHT.
Es,io Watkins aud Gussie Blake LIN
plOy Judge Powers 10 Do
iCnd Them.

Esslo Watkins aud Gusale Blake, tho
notorious sporting house madamcs,
have employed Judge Powers to de-
ioud them aud have announced tholr
determination to make strong light
when their cases are called Tor hearing
IN the police court.
The famu charge has baon p re-
furred against them bo.l-Ihat Of
keeping a house OF prostitution. The
case OF the Blake woman has been act
down Tor hearing tomorrow aiIeTlO0n,
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sampling Works Fire.

Shortly after nom today IRE broke
forth In tue roof Of the plate room Of
tho Couklin sampling works In the
southwestern parto the city. IL was
caused by an oyofhoated stove pip-.
The West Side lTu department r.
sp0nded % an alarm but the fare Wa
out when II reached the ground, The
loss Is very slight and is amply covered
by insurance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-17

aud Chat VI Wats1r, ths renior u.
Chief pmits building, fr Ioadny
afternoon. IL iB understood that bolu
women will demand aud gota jury
uiBl
Captain Donovan most Indignantly
dCnitH the statement tuht matters Will
bo allowed Co adjust themselves NO that
% verdict of "not guilty" Will be
brought To- Tor Miss Watkins in order
that % can be aaIcttci that the Chie's
building is not uBUd for immoral fur.
pose. Hu suid today that there YVES
tuu strongest evidence against her and
offered TO bet that she would te con.
NL.LuI.
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App,intcd tsecsivsr

NEW ALBANY, Ind, Jan. little
Fidelity Trust company OF Louisville
was today appointed receiver Tor The
tufers OBJ window rlata in AipEaudfl,
iui, and this cltY. The plants usa
valued NJ $1,000 900, three times tho
indebtedness ui tho company. This
step wac taken owing TO tho Cltzaua Of
Salem, ind, levyins upon the worh1
ut Alexandria, aud stopping operations,
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Tr5 lux TO Frame uiI Satisfactory {,
Al Concerned,

WAauNGI0N, jan. 1.-THE DamO-
cratic mumueu ID iIa House are de.
voting thrmsu.y.F u-. iluDusly 90 the
framing OF "a ui'lullH which they can
agree nui which can secure majority
Of the Senate Tor the reorganization Of
the currency. IL II understood the
deliberations are based upon JOurs'f bill,
Jones has perfected tue measure bu
adheres 10 his original determination
not 10 INTRODUCES IL unless he eau be
reasonably Assured In advance Of he
passage. lie and the supporters Of the
bill are today trying 10 ascertain just
what support can be- obtained ana IN
doing this are, 10 certain extent,
cauvasaing the Republican side VI
the Senate az well 90 the Democratic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-17

After the second ballot hal been
ordered M aiimanist deputy shoutcii
"D1wn with tho presidency. Let NO
have dissolution, Stop vOllng."
81. De leantH. Honinlis', whom bic
name was called shouted: "D0wn
with the rrvsldurCy,n The fumgf
that Faure was Protestant was hav.
ing bad effect upon his candidacy
and no shouted: al am Catholic.n
There were many eXcii 1g sciences
during the ballOtiuR. Twas rrp0rte 4
" Briss0u was defeated tho socialists
would resume tnoir struggle against
the government.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-17

Sioux CITY, Iowa, jar. 1.-THE
Iowa Invualmunt company mas been
placed in tho bands 70 % receiver on
application of tbs Fidelity Liam aud
Trust company, OF wuinh it was an
auxiliary. IL had 100000 capital ana
Wun represented 90 have sbliOJJ OF
floating debt which it cannot pay lts
Liabilities ana usuut8 are about equal
o. IL. Perry, prchldent OF the COM
lAny, was mnuu receiver