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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-03
WESTERN COLONIZATION.
Ideal Homes 10 California for Thrifty
Farmers.
rte ssiiIemont. Of Utah 10 ne Used ~
Pattern In the New
Undertaking.

NEW York, Jan. 3,-Tho worle
this morning. sayi:
ThRddeus u. WhkemAn IL promoting
new scheme Of western colonization.
The proposed new colony is 10 be 10
Gated At Ashutsl, In northern CSllior.
mis-, directly opposite tue Leland Stan.
fora country place on the Sacramento
river. IL will invite Ieuons Of small
means from the cities TO homes which
II IL promised viii be ideal. One aim
10 to relieve tue congestion In the
elites.
The leader Of the scheme 4. VIM. Il,
Smythe. Of Massachusetts and Chlcs.
10. Mr.. Smythe said last night that
he had studied long and carefully tins
colonies in America aud those found.
ed by public spirited persons In various
portions OF the West. Among these
were the Mormon cnlouiss oi Uian,
the Uni1n colony Of Colorado, founded
In 1870 by Horace Greedy, aud sever
al communities In southern California.
As result there was iofmsi the
Plymouth colony, In the Payctte wall
ley Of Idaho, which had been success
iul, Now northern California 10 10 DO
invaded.
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HsstbIy B.Bt statement.

wAsMiN0TOS, jan. 2.-Ths month.
ly statement OF tho public debt, issusd
from the treasury department today,
shows that on December Stat, 1896,
the public debt, less cash In the treas
ury, amounted TO Ssi7, 2s6, 262, or a
decrease Tor the month OF SLID, $40.
Tho debt IL rocApitulAtsd M follows:
IuteresI-bshriHg dobI S7i7, 1861 $50.
Dsbt on which interest has CEASED
since maturity, sl,67i,5i0; debt bear
ing no interest, s376. 2SS, 800; Aggrrg ato
debt, 81, l25, 1926, 49,, exclusive Of $685.
023,673 In certificates and treasury
noles Offset by an equal amount OF
cash in the treasury.
Tho cash In the treasury Ia classified
~ fellows, cents omitted; Gold, Sll8,-
l9s 7O7; silver, s5Ol, 400, 55i; paper,
slb7, 667,C96; bonds, disbursing q M
GERS balAners, etc, SIS, 3b2, Css. Total
cash $751; ,67S, 447, agAinst which there
are demanl liabilities amounting TO
SGO9. J5l, 2i7, leaving q casa balance In
the treasury Of sl7S, 027, 200.
Tn treasury today lost 500, 900 In gold
and S23, 900 IN bars Ia exchange for
legal tenders, making the true Amou nj
OF the gold reserve Se2, 5ss, 1884.
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NV Y.rL'. New nlainr EIchAnr..

NEW YORK, JAn. 8.-Final prepare.
tons are being made for the opening
Of the new mining exchange. Ar
Engagements have been practically
completed whereby all the principal
stocks dealt In on the Denver, Cripple
Creek, Colorado Springs, Salt Lake
CITY, Victor aud Pueblo exchanges
would DO listed on the exchange.
The date Of the opening will bs hKed
soon after the middle Of the month.
Que hundred different stocks will DO
listed before the opening. There will
DO Two calls during tho day, one at 10
O'Clock anu the other at noon. The
chairman will DO John Tray, an old
Californian and formerly chairman OF
the California exchange. Every class
OF miners will DO represented in the
party rom tho west, which will come
to the opening In n special train. The
train will bring q complete exhibit OF
ores, bullion shd mining tools. Ono
feature Of the display IL to DO big
pyramid OF nae GOLD, bearing the stamp
OF the DsHyer mint and marked with
its fiEenoss, Weight anu value.
PRECEDENT Porter plans to have
81, 200. 900 worth OF bullion and orc on
tho train.
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SEATTLE, Wash, Jan. SIN discus
sing the Alaska boundary question,
the Hon. Warren Truilt, retiring
United States distrlot Judge OF Alaska,
having turned over his office to his
sueeoisoT, the Hon. A. n. Delaney
SAID: "Ihs unanimous opinion on the
boundary question Ia that the limo
should stay light whore It IL. People
do not want England's contention
granted, for II would take some OF the
best OF southwestern Alaska and con-
troll the Yukon trade.
"People are opposed to any more OF
England's map making Rua they don't
want arbitration, for they consider
there IL nothing 10 Arbltrate. They
have seen enough arbitration In the
Boring sea controversy, by which
England got all she desired. The
lins il where It has been eonosdod Ter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-03

WAsr1SuToN, Jan. 3.-Ths Senate
finance committee did not conclude
the confederation Of the House bill to-
day. The failure was due to the fact
that the silver majority Of tue COM
mitteo was unable to agree on the terms
OF the substitute, which they propose
TO report ior the House bill. The menu
hers favorable to silver, Including
VOORHEES,, Harris, Nesi, Jones (Ark)
AMI Walthall, Democrats, and Jones
Of New, Populist, were In conference
an hour before the full committee met,
but found the task Of preparing n bill
TO which all could agree somsw bat
more complicated than anticipated,
aud were compelled to ask more time.
Senator Jones presented a draft Of n
bill on tue lines suggested In these
dispatches last night, but some Nom
befo desired iufther time for considara-
ton. II wAe made apparent, however,
that the differences were not radical, as
IL IN still bsiievod by the majority that
there 10 no difficulty In tho way Of
reaching an agreement on the section
OF the bill providing for free coinage.
Another reason for delay on the part
OF the silver element was found In tho
Absence OF Senator Woolco,t, the only
Republican silver advocate on the
committee, aud tho desire expressed
by some members 10 have this clio.
mont represented In tho preparation Of
tho substitute. He IL expected 10 he
here on Monday, 10 Which date the
committee adiourned.i
The Republican members were In
conferences several hours, devotinK the
greater part OF the time TO tho tariff bill
ON tho lines OF work on that bill, done
yesterday. The Republicans are die.
posed 10 give more attention TO this
measure than 10 the bond bill. They
consider the latter measure has been
virtually taken out Of their hands as
the majority IL against them, bat con-
slider II possible the tanif will DO no
modified Ne TO rel IL through. Come.
qusnlly they are directing their oner.
giles 10 this end.
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CHICAGO, Jan. "A local paper
sayG The effect OF lncendiarism In
the sugar cane field, OF Cuba by the
Insurgents has reached this market
with greater force than that noted last
week, and sugar IL on this upiurn. The
net advance this week has been =,
tho wholesale price OF graduated beng
tth Conservative dealers are prsdict-
Lag n further advance VI fully an1
oihers look lot an upturn OF cent.
The latest news, Gnltbe Street Ia that
the Cuuan crop IL RAPIDLY passing out
In smske. Best Information from tue
central producing localities state there
IL remaining only 10 per cent Of n
crop. Early In the erop year the yield
was ostim ated a. !, loo, 00O tons. Later
estimates reduced II 10 100000 tons,
and tho latest dispatches To Wholesale
grocers make the Cuban crop only
5000 tons.
In ylow Of the fact that the Eu-
ropoan beet sugar outlook 10 poor on all
SIDES there Ia preparation Tor higher
sugar prices.
IL IN n time OF the year when retail.
ere stocks have run low and they arc
rushing into the market with orders.
Jobbsrs arc buying everything they
can lay their hands on. Rehnsries
have been compelled TO smut OF large
speculative ordsrs, and eau scarcely
keep pace with what appears TO ss
legitimate consumptive demand.
The London market 10 active and
advancing, and the raw product the
world over IL Ia big demand.
This Louisiana planters are holding
back supplies expecting higher pTices.
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Tho phiIaa.Iphia strih..

PHu.ADELPHIA, Jan. 3.-Many
coAu uclers aLd motormon employed
by the Union Traction company,
oOoyed tbs address TO strike Issued at "A
mass meeting shortly before 2 O'Clock
this morning, declined 10 take out the
cars today. For a while several divls.
ions we're tied up, but an order Issued
by Acting Chairman Thompson, Of
,ns employer commission, stating that
the strike was not official, directing
the men ~ return 10 work and give
the com aiiltes time TO Edjuat the ditier-
snces with the company, had the effect
OF causing q partial resumption OF tho
trafiio. Many men who obeyed the
order TO sIriEe, found their places taken
by other nasn.
The determination 10 strike q second
time came as climax to ono Of the
most turbulent scenes ever Witnessed
Vt . labor meeting in this city.
President Manor, Of tho AmAlRa-
mated Street Railway employees, said
no regretted tho action. Only n week
ago, he said, the men had the sympa-
Thy OF the people, but the meeting
would be the mesgB OF losing Il. Il. j.
Mcclure OF the American Federation
OF Labor spoke In the sans strain.
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LISTED STOCKS.
MINES

Fotly.fys cents WAS offered for 1000
shares VI Ajax; no takers; 80 cents was
offered iOr 200 shares with the SAME re-
suit; 90 cents was then offered for s76
"aases,ment. paid shares." The mine
was passed without any transfers being
maize.
DAILY was offered at 500; bid s0.OS;
no sale.
Hetmau Hill sold 100 shares Of Mer.
cur 10 w. &. Is. Allen At SOLO and
thVn stepped from tho 'change tioor to
the lobby anu sold 200 mora shares at
the same ngure 10 J. l.. Bradley.
NJ. h. Ryan offered 1000 shares OF
SiouK.C At B2.26 and was
met with the cry, "CAll something
else" which wus done.
There was a bid Of ti4.25 for one
hundred shares Of Silver King stock
but there was no ons present who
wished TO sell At shat nEnrs; 90 cents
was Did for Utah, but thsro was no
response.
UNLISTED STOCKS.
Five hundred shares Dalton, offered
at 10 cents; bid 8; on recall o.; SEQ
shares sold by J. b. Ihomp,on to Do
Witt Is. Lowe.
VIC. Is. Allen offered 800 shs.es Of
Geysor a. SIS; sl.i21 respectively;
sl.lO bid Tor 100 aud sl.IO for 800; 10
sale.
Herman Hnl offered 10, 900 bhares OF
Psrs CITY Crown Point NJ 81 a share;
no bios.
West Cable aud Cleveland received
no bids; ss.ne as tho Richmond ana
Anaconda OF which Mr.. Allen offered
10, 900 shares
Geld Belt Milling and Mining com.
pary-25, 600 shares offered At 10 coptsj
biG; no sale.
Rlvrr--2Oo shares offered at sl.OGi
asked Sl.l6.
WasAtka Mineral Sprlngs-l, 900
shares offered al 70 cents, no blds.
Dessert National Bank-lS shares
offered at $500; Bill $40.
Commercial National BAnk-i0
shsres offered At 30 ceGu; no BIDS.
u. &. NJ. I.-49 shares offered At Sl00i
500 bid.
New American Natural Gss-l, 900
shares offered att cents; bid s; 10 oents
offered ior 5000 shares no bid,
Esgle-l, 900 shares offered at Us
cen,1; 81 cents offered for 500.
THE SALES MADE.
MpTcut-l00 shares 500.
DAlton-S00 shares ~ cents.
Little Plttsburg-S,5O0 shares u
cents.
Little PlttsburE - $500 shares
cents.
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Treasury oniciai. Uneasy.

CHICAGO, Jan. "a Washington
special TO The Post sAysi
Treasury department officials are
somewhat Iettufbed over the news
that gold n commanding n premium ~
/ to ! per cent In New York, subscribe
ers 10 zoe new bonds bsiug the bidders.
The fact that tho gold bid for must
come from outside the treasury vaults,
affords only momsniary relief, for with
the coin selling for such n tempting
premium they fear II will net bo long
before some means " found OF drawing
on the reserve TO meet tue demand. Al
tbs nfst Indication Of \ raid, or OF
heavy Withdrawals, the President will
bo asked TO bring the bond sale 10 y
QUICK close.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-03

PITTsBURo, JAn. S.-Plilsburg has
ono woman lawyer. Tho other lawyers
are opposed to her on account Of her
sex aud they do not want any moro
admitted TO practice. A committee
will report TO the Allegheny county
bar association on Saturday M follows:
at seems 10 US the question OF nd
mltting women TO the bar IL oie which
differs materially irsm the opening OF
any other avenue 10 the omploymOn Of
the sex. Passing by tho question, 10
often aiscussed ~ TO whether women
possess the necessary mental chaTac.
ieristica for the proper practice Of law,
your committee are Of the opinion
thHt the very nature OF the practice Ia
such M 10 render It peculiarly uude,ir.
nble that women should DO admitted,
and their admission would DO injurious
TO tho proiessioD."
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New York, Jan. IA special 10
the world from Colon, Colombia, says:
The com etclal met OF this place are
demanding that four Instead VI three
steamers shall he run m inlhly between
Panama and New York. III IL under.
stood that the greater part OF the rail.
road mechanics will stake Tor shorter
houts. The feeling that runs through
tho railroad department seems 10 bo
strongly opposed 10 such matter. The
chief officers arc siding with the sub.
ordinatet. The situation tonight IL
critical. 1t IL expected that hun
ureds more laboters will DO brought
from tho Interior .or work upon the
canpl.
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AFRAID or ENGLAND.
The NHInsraiso Press CAutIoning
Neaexusia 10 Moderation.

NEw YORK, Jan. 3.-Dispatches to
the World tom Colon, Colombia, fol-
low;
Tho Valparaiso PreaS, commenting
upon the fact OF the British steamer
MyoSotis being fired upon by Vone-
zuslRn Runboat, cAusing the captains
death, reads q severe lecture 10 tho
noig hboring republic. Ii says Vene.
zuela In evidently Esking for Just Az oh
a lesson as Great 8ritaio Administered
TO Nicaragua and will probably get II.
Tue Chilean Western Courier states
that the governor OF the territory OF
MagallAues 10 brgtally sxtsTmininR the
indians, acme OF whom ho IN distrlb-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-03
Loan and Trust compauy Fails.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3.-The 5ollei.
tors Loan anu Trust company, OF
which Richard w. Clay Ia president,
made an assignment today 10 Col. II.
Dewitt Cuylsr, one Of tho directors.
The trouble came through the out
side operations Of ]. Il. Ritter, VINO
has charge Of the compapy's real estate
department.. lie IL said 10 have noated
= series Of drafts ~ tho Tradosmonis
National bank for . New YORK man.
Two weeks ago President Clay gave
thc Trademark bank 4 bond OF $780,
OoO to indemnify u against loss. rhls
bond was given without the knowledge
Of the directors aud whom the board
learned ~, they rspudiAtsd tue action
ana decided 10 mako an assignment In
order 10 learn the true condition OF the
company. The examination OF the
books shows that the a8seta are all
right,
The Assignment Was made jointly to
Efiingham d. Mercy, president Of the
Glfsfd Trust company, aud Col. Guy
Ter. Mt. Ritter " sAid 10 have been
dealing In stock OF the indianapolis
Traction COMPANY, which declined 10.
oently from IS to 2il.
tumored the cashier Of tho big
bank who was operating with Ritter
was forced TO resign.
The SAlioitors' Lean q Trust COM
pany has assets Of about 81, 200, 900,
most Of which 10 tied up In western
mortgages. IL was founded In 1888
with n full paid capital Of $500, 900.
Tho stock recently dropped about 81 n
share,
The former cashier, J. A. Mckee, OF
the rrSdssmen's National bank, IL said
to have caused Rltlet's drafts for t2g2,.
600 to be cashod. In consequence Of
bis connection with the latief's specu.
latl0ns he was recently Q mpsllsd TO
resign. Ritter Ia lying at The point OF
death.
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Chamber Of Commerce.

Tho Chamber : OF Commerce will
hold Ito annual meeting at tbs Board
Of Trade building this evening for the
purpose OF electing u new board OF 81.
rectots for the ensuing year. A large
Importance will come up for consider
stion.
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rirs ms chIIdrsn,s H.ms.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. S.-The main
part OF the Franklin county children.
home was damaged by IRE at a. m. to
the amount OF !25. 900. The east an
west wiugs remain intact. A hundred
and thirty children were safely
marched out and soon will be provided
tor In the winRt. The nre originated
near the top OF the building from a
cause not known.
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THAT sonOnnuRo LINE.
'ho Dispatch 90 the London Chrsnio,o
Explained.

LONDON, Jan. s,-Tho dispatch TO
Ihe Daily Chronicle from speolnl
Commissioner at Washington, giving
.he hitherto unpublished correspon.
fence between tho governments OF
treat Britain aud Venezuela during
ny period between November, 1910,
"hsn Robert sehomburg was appoint.
p,, ~ survey inc western territory OF
british Guiana In April, 1892. when
treat Britain finally removed the
boundary posts which he set ut various
poihls In that territory to form the se-
.alled sohomburg line, 10 ATTRACTING
, nuon attention here. The Chronicle
,ans ~ a momentous dispatch anu
Grey Tue schomburg Line Uselsss.U
some Startling Dispatches"
a loielgn office Official, speaking Of
'n,se dispatches to a Representative of
"s Ass9eia1sd Pfen this allernopn
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uting among bis friends as slaves.
The sepatofs Are about to lay the mat
ter Officially before the government
The government OF Argeutina Ia
about to send varHhips to Pacific
ports charged TO Observe how naval
matters are arranged in other South
American countries.
The lquiqui correspondent tels-
graphs that the Inflated German chip
Afetutue with q damaged cargo Of
nitrate, when put up for sale realized
1913, $50,
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IN THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
Quiet, Business.IAks Bidding the Prin.
pal Feature Of TedAJ's
Meeting.

Today's meeting OF the Mining ET-
change was rather quiet and business
like than otherwise and yet not great
deal OF business was disposed OF. The
only listed stock sold was 100 shares q
Mercur. Herman Hin was the sales.
man and w. &. h. Allen the pur.
chaser. When unlisted stocks were
reached there WAS somewhat OF .
furry when 1000 shares Of Little
Pitisburg changed hands. The Tegu-
lar call is shown In detail In the toll
lowing tabulaled statement;
LISTED STOCKS.
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said the correspondence quoted was
correct "so far as 1t goes" He added,
but there IN much which IA uupub-
lished and also the rtivAte letters OF
Senior Fortesque, the Venezuelan min.
i,ter to Great BdtAin at that time.
This gives o different light on the
whole matter. We might, for Instance,
take portions OF secretary Olney's
document and transform IL into a
statement which would be entirely
antagonistio TO the American side Of
tue question:
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yo.r. and lhey Do pod Ieno,nIae bod

yesu and they do not recognize the
contention.
"The message Of President Clovc-
land on the Venezuelan position IA
taken to have some bearing on the
Alaska boundary dispute. 10 10 re-
oeivrd with favor anu there IL no
division with Us on either case.
"Tbs Alssksu ludianp who are great
lOvsrs of the stars aud stfipe', II being
their cisiom to place the nag At half
mast ovsT their uead, are very much
opposed 70 tho British gaining posses
sion Of AIRY terrt3ty."
Judge Tfuiti added; "biquor Ia the
cause VI nearly all the lawbreaking Ia
Alaska. When went to Alaska four
years sgo the grand Iutles would not
lndict iOi iluuof selling, obeyiDg pub.
lie sentiment rather than tins law, but
NJ the last term every saloon keeper In
Alaska was indlcttd.n
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Railway News-RepOrter.

Arrangements arc being mads for
the Issuance OF Utah edition Of tho
Railway.News Reporter. The aG-
vance statement is gwen out that the
Tssouroes OF tho new State will TO
given prominent place In that widely
distributed paper. Ray Raymond, OF
this city, IL associate editor aud will
give the enterprise his personal atten.
Han
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81. LOUIS, Jan. 3.-The executive
officers aad freight traffic managers
OF tho Nebraska.Kansas lines are
holding meeting nj the SouIhern
hotel considoring the export grain
situation, having been called into SEES
sion by Commissioner Midglsy, Of Ihe
Western freight association. There
was u complete representation OF In.
teres,od lines present.
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MILLS REPLIES.

Mills replied TO BhsrrnAn's tariff NJ
gumenls, asserting that the Mckinley
bill had bred tho original dencil
Elklnt said the House bond bill was
Intended to meet the emergency. There
was no reason, he said, why the Presi-
dent and secretary Of thu treasury
should be allowed 10 sell bonds without
advertising. He criticized the last
bond issue, claiming tho commission
was too great. He saw no reason why
thq loans should not have been N AIDE
Mt home. The President should take
the people into his confidence. Elkins
asked for n vote on the resolution, say
Ing II was urgent because there was
danger that bonds soon would DO
i6surd.
Hill demanded tho yeas AVID nays.
kline motion for confederation mot
passAge) OF his resolution for public All.
yertisements for bonds passed the
Renste-IS yeas TO 8 nays.
Nsys-Btios, CAfiTey, Chiffon wis,
Marphy, Hin.
Hi.l moved to refer the resolution TO
The finance committee. He said the
finance committee had the subject
before :. Ia the House bill. The Senate
resolutisn would carry no weight. II
WAS TN expression Of the SsRsIe alone.
He thought tho executive department
suff cientls embarrassed already.
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rorsKo charge al the Gr.a, ssr,n.rs.

81. PAUL, Jan. s.-Tho Dlspatoh to-
day ssyt: A report from Kansas City
states that +. ]. McGuiEhAn, Of that
city, who resigned bis position As di-
vision superintsndent OF the Wabash
road on December 81, 1895, pTeiumAb "
TO accept a place under q. NJ. Hayes,
the new general manager OF the Grand
Trunk, will on February l take charge
OF the Great Northern with hesdquar.
tiers at 81. Paul as general manager OF
the entire system. He has been EN-.
ployod by President Hin at a prlneely
salary for torn OF years.
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sew YoRS, Jan. "a Dispatch 10
local paper from Berlin say:
Prince Regent Luitpsli OF Bavaria
has deluetely announced that he will
not give his consent 10 be- placed on
the throne Of which King Otto II now
the nominal Incumbent. The rrince's
refusal Includes tho abnegation OF q
royal title ami n munitcent income.
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suEnr Hsunty ne.sIntIon.

WAsHISaTos, Jan. 8.-Reprssenta-
tive Boatnsr. OF Iowa. offsrod a rssOll.
ton today directing the judiciary
committee TO investigate and report
whether Comptroller Boler'i action re-
fusing 10 pay sugar hountiea was un-
constitutional and In contempt OF Con-
greSs, and what action should be
taken to vindioato the authority OF the
House,
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WAsuISGroS. ID. O., Jau. s.-Thc
HerAid's correspondent In Rio de
Janeiro, Brazil, sends word that Baron
Rio Brace has been appointed chief Of
the commission to decide the sound
AIRY limits Of AmApa as they affect
Brasil.
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PARIS, Jan. 8,-M. Jules Coutant, c
member OF the Chamber OF Deputies In
the socialist Interest, representing the
district Of SoeAux, mas been shot At
with revolver and seriously wounded
by = former election agent. The agent
suspected the deputy OF intrigue with
his wife.