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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-16

The oaissons are uniform in size. hav-
ing n bunying or llr;nR effort Of thirty
tons each. this constituting OF the sya-
tenn. shc weight OF the vessel ana It's
contents determining the number re-
qulred to raise IL. Their size and welghs
admit Of these cnissons being easily
handled In the water by the divers
alone. and their distribution. together
with the automatic valves with which
fhcy are provided. make Il possible to
exert a uniform force ON all parts OF the
vessel. Tie danger OF rupture from UNI
due pressure due 10 depth under water
~ other causes or the danger or break
ing air hore " wholly obyiated by the
automatic valves. The caissnnH are ar
ranged Ia series ard greater OF less
power as circumstances require. may
he exeried at any point. The system Is
declared 90 nfford complete control NJ
the wreck. and when the water IL cx-
PEELED fr'm the chisaorr the vessel liz
llftsd - tho surface ~ single opera
tiun. u N inserted that with these
caiHsnns the criHtohni colon can be
raised ard riehted even IN sea way.
In Tho case OF the Naiue. Il ~ In
tended To- cut away TIE forward portion
~ the hull. which was Destroyed by the
explosion and after llstlnf she unln-
jurr'i portion Of the vessel. 10 build a
buikhcad and false bow 20 hll the
opening.
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SPANIARDS SEEKING SORROW


Havana. Dec. ii.--via Key West. ic.--
The people of Havana. spanish and Gu
ban. long Tor cuban occupatiOn-she
Cubars because they live In unrest
aud fear. she Spanish residents because
they are 90 stay here after ihc sr'nish
soldiers deparic and thcy de- not wish
the Cubius 20 become further cmbii-
tered.
Gen. Arolin. she military governor
" the province of Havana, Il rcgurded
By yhe Cubans az being responsible for
she violent conduc. VI individual oiii-
cirs and pfivajos. u u asserted that
the fcsilus IN Arolas's battalion l. ;ha'
attacks On Cublns who give enc Least
provoca;lon will not be punished.
Captain General CaHelhnos kcenly
regrets tha disorders which have oc-
curivd and whh,s that the lan; days Of
sparhh rule here may b. peaceful
~ be- has many cares 90 occupy his a.
tension. The talk among she Junior
Spanish officers and prlya.oF IL ihai
lhey ought 90 mark their retirement
from the island hy killing 900 cr -
~ the Insurgents They may b. said 90
~ ahoW with .Aeir fingers On the orig
gers of tli1ir rey0lvcrs AMI yclfning
Tor trouble.
The Cubans In by streets ANA In ihe
suburbs are often iusolens and cunur-
queniiy further trouble gnny NJ; be
unlikely.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-16

In sowing the seeds OF good citizenship.
Institutions u their standing and wor-
thy patronage form stcadicr and
more powerful agency for the good of
all concerned than any yc. proposed or
suggested. The practical IL here assoc
clatcd with the academic. which en-
courages both learning and Industry.
Here you learn TO master yourselves.
flnd the best means OF your faculties
with advantages for advancements.
learning 10 meet the high duties Of life.
No country. epoch or race has y mo-
nnpoly upon knowledge. Some have
easier but necessarily better oppnrtunl-
ties for Acknowledgement. what we
can obtain here free. most have 10 pay
for perhaps by hardships. labor. men
tai struggles and difficulties In this
country all can have the opportunity
for lettering themselves provided they
exercise Intelligence and perseverance
md thelr motives and conduc; are wor-
thy.
Nowhere arc such facilities for uni.
verrai education found as In the United
states. They are accessible 20 every
boy md girl. white or black.
Integrity and industry arc the best
possessions which any man can have.
and every man cnr have them"
The train left few minutes after one
for Montgomery. whore the party II due
90 arrive at 2:i5 .. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-16
MONARCHY MAINTAINED
10 INTERFERE WITH GOVERNMENT
rersesuted Russians Propose to Emigrstc
to Hawaii aud Organize q Coiony
OF Peaeemsking Quatcrs.

San Francisco. Dec. 1.-THE steam
cr Gaelic arrived today from Hong
Kong ana Yokohama via Honolulu. and
brings the following news from The lat
ter place under date Of Dee .:
Three candidates arr being proml-
ncntly mentioned FOR she gpvcrn1rshlp
Of the Islands. They are: 3. NJ Damon.
Harold NJ. sewali and President Dole.
Each candidate has a hos; Of support
crs. \ petition " being circulated
among the natives praylng Prrsidln.
Mckinley ~ TO appoint Tor the Of
ice OF guvufnur any person connected
with the recent revolution 1n she ISL
anda. Another pc.Uiun ~ q E1uI what
f.trtllng nature. b. abuut t0 be- circu-
nitd ltkiug France 90 lui ffeEe Win
NE pfrl.nt government ana 60 re-
store she monarchy.
President Dole will Fo1n leave for
Washington a. be- present when the
Hawaiian c1mmisslon prc1cn; eheir re-
p1g a. Congress.
W n Kinney viii sin on she si;h
Tor Washington, to rcprcser. the lia-
Wallnu PlAutfrr' aHsueinilln during she
debate upon territorial matters IN
canNfcu. lie guys purely uH an aiinr-
ney ANA NJ. as a .lobbyis. IN any
WIN
AZ meeting of the association yes
to-day an ir.srettlng and Important la
Dor proposition was read AMI discussed.
II came from q society ln England. and
the lahureTH offered cmmr1Fo a colony
or "a religious sect resembling pulkors.
natives ~ Ru1Fli. The colony NJ which
1000 men, women AMI children arc
available. Tor service IN Hawaii have
been practically hunted ~ earih by ghe
Russian au,1uritlcr for year,. an Inn
pufiani cihufs In sh0lr religious creed
f1rbldl taking NE Tor whatever rct-
son.
This units shom from any dusicg 90 sol-
diers Hnd the Russian T1vrruma nj hur
been unable 80 induce any ~ chem 60
bear afus. Naturally ihCy wore In con.
sequence suspected ana have been pr
secuted.
Tao society which addresses me Doc.
cal people was formed IN England Tor
thf express purpose % ghklng she
Qu1kors away from Russia ana giving
u rtart 10 ZONE other country. \ colony
cent 90 Cypress did not succeed. u u
rated that sh1rc b. $4,000 on hard t.
aid ihoir colony IN reaching a desirable
haven.
While no action was taken she prop
usi,ion wan thought wei u. ana there
u every prorpeci that u Will be follow
"a M
From reports Z. will b. qulie evident
chat sho people will be very desirable
iaborcra and citizens.
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NXTY-TWO MASSACRED
10000 CHRISTIANS ARE HOMELESS.
Missionaries Murdered In Chins-No At
tempt to runish the Marsuders
by the Msndsrins.

Tacoma, wash. Dec. 16.-The steamer
Empress OF india brings news from
ChungklnE. chlra. va Shanghai laat
business It still piulyEed throughout
the w,4gcrnchiHise province " sschuen
because Of the depftdatlons Of Yumnr.-
70 and bis band of 5000 rebels. who are
th1roughiy d!sclpilncd, ana wear uni
forms. haVins for iis dli:lngl.shlns fei-
tufc ne Chinese chaiuciog moaning
"AVcage."
They are determined 90 ma china OF
al Foreigners and 10 stamp oui nc
CnrfilAn religion. tn .ra are 0,Oll
Clth0ic rsfug . In Chuug King. ind
the property dcHcfuycd By the rebels u
.stfrnted a. 5000. 900 tacis. During
their raids qhUy have rendered 10000
people, mGs.iy native Chr.pelans. home
Lea, and % lives have been aiken, IN.
x1,glinE several European mlHfior1rlgt.
Ymantzc rccefi.iy behtadrd swo Cuih.
ole Missionaries which the ciy "
yulnchuan gave up TO him W huslnges.
lie offered them thc,r llvts u theywouli
rcr1unct vheir religion. They refused.
!. Fleming. an English missionary. has
been k'usd by r1uyta ana s1hler- AZ
Tsng Ping. nlrsiy mllta ciic W kuel
yong. The mifiton house was raid q
and burned down. Thltc. has been no
uftfupt o. puffsh IN rC1elH At the
lnEds " the mundirna.
Fiunce demands i.000.OOo fuels Gnm.
ages FOR the dcstruci-Gn u the Frcp u
~ islnary property. \ French mls-
! onary was burned - duulh az SNu-
e1w. TIL m'ss!nn waH attacked and
Catholic crosses ari affairs destOycd
by mob of 1900 Of che Chrisslan hat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-16
PHILIPPINE PIONEERS.
GERMANS HAVE ABANDONED DESIGNS.
Admiral Dewey Refuscs to he Drawn out
by m Entcrprising Associated rrsss
Correspondent Ut Manila.

Manila. y. l., Dec. i6.-Rgar Admiral
Dewey. when a Correspondent of the
Assoc.ath Prtss called upJa him g1lay.
cuur,eou.ly. piuslnily. bu. abr1iu. ~.
dgcAnrd 80 dinuuu the p1l,oai Skull
;ion IN ;hc Phlllpplrs 1e'auGs on che
ground shat his sphere Nus purely
naval
tie aGmifai seldom E9.1 ashore nad
insiis,d sha, lHs Interviewer was tn q
better pusg.oE 20 acquire tnformii.oa
than himself lie ahtn Ioccld,I 90
cro-s-cxamin, the oorreipondefi, ubou;
cNeryth.nE ashore. lie waa Eiai -
hafn the insurseIgs were Releasing the
rick spanish tlldiurs they ht.d pr.r5a-
cts. n1tNdhs turdlng ArIuildn'l
Efar1iioqucrg refusal - D. so.
This proves thar the msurEeuss are
very eeactsatory. In spite u shglr d.
tani talk.
Admiral Dewey ulwuys believed thas
she ilsutgtrl.s were frltniiy especially
alucr the warrhiTs u our a. I'D. htvc VII.
He'd the dlncFcp. pores OF tllss Islands
ur1 aLncs fune ~ our oilstTt have
made tour inland. carefully lnyestg,t-
INK popuiar siatlmrnt and julclDiialy
preaching ne gospel % pcacrfll settle.
mtr. everywhere VITA highly salts
factory results.
a few Influential Fllipnoa. In an am
Bunua ltiimps as self ad,anccmcns.
are ellmoFlnE Tor inlepeHr'noe. though
unable To- FtltfNe ITS true msauinr, They
aiH utterly iRnNiaii. or tlr difference
between he famc ami the rcii..y.
Tho aElsuturs here invariably uIlmE
'h1t shcy would be unable 80 stand
without American protection. iut. IN
fsttc 10 shh. they continue thcir mean.
oaFlrss cutlery Tor Independence and
may pou.hiy cfoNi.c trouble.
1ha a4nuiul lowcvcr, believes this
90 be improbable 81. she present june
,urc. shluTh every grfing .aridcnt
ouunta
However, every ony ieile passes w,ch.
OF a couitci means - much lriln, be-
cluse the fifrrdlv fCeing u ziopdily
lncrrarlrg. the iuclpcw Ipughnera as
appearing ani she agi'lsUgs are weak
crtnr.
Tnc newspaper ~ Mlalia arc dcinE
TuitlcuNfly valuable work On the stimuli.
ianeuus pubHcsaon - orncllil1lry ar
Gclu printed To- spiTish ana en- Eng
lsh. tbs course IL booked upon a.
being certain fn u'lm.rutc ne fttd.lun
Nh IN has existed htfe
The admlIal ~ grguly intercecI Ia
the movement among the American
volunteers 30 uinin th,tr dinchargcs
hero and engage ln pioneering enter
pitser. Tie believes there il prlc-
iicaily unDmlii neld Tor planters, farm.
en- aud miners here. To che suggl sglOn
thIf u the TuslNos prove - be obf:re-
pri0us perhtps thfy might b. hlndid
over "a fhe Germans m u.hcr ungrn;le
hnd grabbers she admiral aid. he be.
lirvs1 The ,rrmi now have erflrely
utnniuned their design In abe phlip.
..I.s -. a.. .
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-16
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
Bill IS introduced 10 Enable Crippled Veterans
,of the Civil War,
WITHOUT REGARD 10 CONVICTIONS,
To Enter soldiers Homes aud Other Insti-
tutions Maintained by the ,osern.
ment for Manned and Needy.

Washington Dec. 6--Rcprossra'ivi
RlNcy Of Virginia to-day ip.roduccd q
bin for she admlsslon Of Confidence
a. we'll az un..u soldiers to s5idlefn'
homes.
The text o. the bill follows.
THAT after the passage ~ fhls ac;
nl soldiers homes aul other lr'lifu-
tons madriaint1 by fhe government for
she MANNED. crippled arI n.-ly r,i-
dlfts nrd sailors " the United States
shall b. open 90 al soldiers and Etiiurs
~ the civil war ~ iNGi.6i upon tho
same terms AMI without discrimination
a. o. WhtfhUf ghsy were enlisted upon
the eide VI the uuiuu or che Confcdrr-
acy."
Come misceliar Gus business, inciud-
INK ihe passage . sev.ru mlnor prl-
vaic bills was disposed ~ ~ che OPEN
lux " iho session - fhe House today.
The drhlte upnft the bill O. lrvurpH f.si :.
thn International Ameficau Bank vas
ihcn resumed Mr. BGl Pop. ColoJ
opposed fhc measure. lie took the
GROUND tha; u was bCgh UNI trstitu-
N-uu nui against god public policy.
Mr. Sulzer Dem. y. - also aDtag-
"rEed the hlll. claiming ihat u would
cr'1sr gigantic monopoly which
would IN Sme regulate inicrcr. aud ex-
change rascs.
Mr. Barrc.t drop. Mass.D offered IN
ameudmcfg whch provided thdt tho
powers gpr-d under she bill nhuui
%, conferred uD any mtiouil bank
which illei IN application with the con-
tr.li0r ~ she currency IN clufurmlty
with lho general requirements OF tho
hiH. NJ. Ridgclcy Opop.. kan.) offered
y SUBJ .tuic providing that tho United
go should cs;thllah such "a bank a.
the hlA created ari that the bank
should have bank IN cvrry city and
town exceeding in populaslog :. 600 ani
IN every ccritai ard South American
Country who're the United States had q
consular officer, Huch officer ~ be che
hank'H repFrsefcatlye.
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CALironsiA Ar PARIS,
Governor Asks for Blg space at III. Co m
Ing Exhibition.

cmcago Dec, id.-Dlre,sor Of Exhibits
John II. Mc0Abbons has received a let-
tfr from the gpvernur 81 California ask.
lng tlm' ~ hrFe a space as possible
he niotied o rhc sllfe At the Paris cN.
position. Horticultural. aFscuEnnld.
mining and educational eNhlblt.on space
has been asked Tor. Director McGib-
hons WAS visited by Mrs. Fruul Funic
Matt The official wine faster 81 Clli-
flrrin. who has been sent Nom ClN-
fornia as a rpfclal delcgaff 10 the COM
utnslon 10 uhatln an additional allgt-
mrnt % space Tor state wins exhibit.
Mrs. Mah. Ia making her application.
stated thar California at present cx-
ports 10 Funce 5000 gallons Of wine
annually,
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New York. Dec. ia dispatch 10 tho
Herald from Mexico city says.
The last act OF the Mexican congress
today was the confirmation OF one Of
the largest concessions FOR many years
Tho concession WAS granted 20 Cap.
tain a. u. Smith OF Los Angeles. cal,
and ha associates. for cOlonizing
steamship and railway enterprises %
California, with conditions that a canal
he constructed from tho lands ~ Yuma.
CAT, and n steamship service b. placed
from the head OF the gulf 60 the south.
ern Mexican boundary. The service Will
also be extended Ia the lower and
southern California points The line VIII
comprise six modern steamers.
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Pies PAUNCEFOTE'S PORTICO.
Printer Bombards Plate Glass a, the British
Embassy with Btiesbai.


Chlcag1. Dec. ia special 20 che
Tribune from Washington rays
The British embassy was subjected
for several minutes last nlgh. % vicious
bombardmcnt with brlckba,s by Joseph
W. PEARSON. Washington printer.
one of Sir julius Pauncefo,e's daugh-
tcrs was struck On the foot ana slightly
hurt by the FIRST missile thrown by
Pearson. Several Windows. ihe glass
IN the storm doors ana she great plate
glass doors vi The embassy. which were
TDsgniilccntly cut In a deslgn of the
British oOat ~ arms, were smashed and
ruined.
Sir Julian has requested thay Pear
son be held until Secretary 81 state Hay
can be Informed Of the incident.
Sir Julian ana his daughters were sit
llnE In the drawing room when there
Was a crash and the rafting OF failing
glass. Miss Pauncefote leaped 60 her
fets with an explanation Of pain, Hnlf
a brick lay near Miss pnuncefOte's foot.
which had been struck and cu,, In a
few minuteH the police wrrc ON iheir
way To- the embassy. Meanwhile Pear
son took a position under the porte
cOchcre and bvgan 10 lombard the
storm doors. soon smashing the glass
main doors OF thf embassy, great
sheets OF plate glass, into which she
arms Of the embassy were cut.
Thesf glasses were Imported ana were
vllucd az 500 each. Pearson deliberate
~ stood IN the p0rie-cochenc and threw
his remaining missiles at these line
glasses. breaking one utter the 0her.
A policeman reached she embassy and
arrested Pearson.
H. refused SO reply 90 questions, lie
h - years old and has been working
Tor III Electrlc StTees railroads re-
Gently. ~ Is though b. II Insane,
The tasai damage, a is ,siimated. will
Rm0urc so 500. \ telephors call Naa
made Tor police ana the servants
ruihed oui a.ri were engaged IN a fght
whit Pearson when the police arrived
aul arrested him. lie was takga %
the police aiarlon, whore his mother
ogll,d later. and yah she had na.ic,
her son had been ac,.ns strangely cw T
Hlrcc he graduated lao. June from
studles he had been pursuing dlllgcu,ly
fer cNo years pafi..
Tie department VI state commune
cated with Sir Julian Pauncefote tosidy
and airo aBw Pearscns HiftfF who
called with a lawyer TO iutcTcede In hii
behalf A. a result a WITH ~ lurutlrO
inqulren,i1 Will be Issued and II he be
adjudgGd lnsaue Pearson win be sem
60 the goyerumer. asylum Tor the In
sarr., The matier Is taken coolly at tho
British embassy, whore the chief inter-
est express. a u as % the injury 90 Mrs
PlunGeflce, wllich IL severe enough to
keep hsr 81 bod this murnlng, As 10
the PROSECUTION 81 Pearsnn 4 IL under
stood thaf y, apecial action will be
taken, II Is SAID u VIII be appropriate
ly dealt with by the American au,horl-
sies and that he Will be put wher, he
will do no further damage.
His offersc may be- very serious
enc. should he be adjudgcd sane. as
special laws governs the case OF foreign
legations aud embassies.
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Transport Mobile Make. a Good Trip.

Washington. Dec, i6.--The war de-
partners has received the following
satisfactory repart of che first trip 81
she new transport snip Mobile, which
made hsf intial voyage from Savaunah
% HayRaa, arriving fhere early ycsser-
day moaning;
'Havlna. Dec. Is, iS9s.--AdJwant
Goneral. u. 8. A.. Washington. Mobile
reached cuba fhls morning, THURSDAY.
O'Clock. Command appreciate eNcol-
lent transportation and arrangements.
All IN charge deserve credit nor sue
ccss.ul Trip, WILlIsTON.
Commanding !"
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and delivered. All accounts In the st.
Louis National were checked up last
night and that bank 10 now practically
out 0f existence.
Cashier j. G. Van Blarcom % the
Hank Of Commerce, returned yesterday
from New York with the Gould and
sarc stock. purchased from General
Fitzgerald, aud this. with .he stock "
the local directors. which had already
been purchased. comprised "a little over
two-thirds Of the total stock OF the st.
Louis National. and was enough to per-
rH the directors to vote to gu into vol
untary liquidation.
In this way the ~. Louis National
viii be absorbed by the National Bank
N Commerce without the necessity ~
buying tho remaining stock. as those
who have not sold their piock will b.
compelled to accept whatever dividend
il declared by the Bank OF Commerce
as liquidator Tor the dcfunct bank"
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~. Louis. Mo-. Dec. i5.-sparrlng con-
tests between game cocks with Rloyes
on ANA an exhibition ~ trained lumber
pigeons proved Interesting and attract
show last night.
The judges have completed the
awards for the pigeon exhibits.
The center ~ Interest IN the Judges
work was about the silver wyand1tics.
In this class awards were made as fol-
lows.
cock FIRST. Cnmplon Beck. 81. Louis.
rcorc g0i FIRST. II. y. StolnmeHch, ~.
Louis. score piA. c0ckerci. Stelnmoach.
Hcofc 3ih; pullct. StuinmeHch. score %.
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Kansas Legislator. Dccid. Tie In Rice
tiou Returns

Topeka, Kan, Dec. iG-Thr niate
canvasflnR boltd decided a tie between
\. T. So.,t. Ropnbilcan. aud l.. NJ.
Mark. tNpulisi, var'lldatcs for she
legislature from JCferr1n county hy
ordering the df1Nlng - igs. Mr. SECS,
wou. hut did No demand his certificate.
going home with che expectation shai.
q would be- rsu. by mail. Before the
certificate was sens. however. fhe mid
Pacific Vde east by thr Twcniioih
kirsis. On route 90 Manila, was r.
criyol uuan sxtmlnuglHu one Vl.o
WAS found f,r Mr. Marks. Accordingly
che state cauNaaslng board reversed 80
decision aId ifsucd a certificate 90 Mr..
Marks
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American Cesllns sia,Inn.

Chicago. Pee. ia SPECIAL 90 che
Chronicle from Washington, says
The navy department viii very shcf'i-
Is rcui steamer 90 rago-paFp wsh
mas rr.al fcr the construction ~ pier
and othrr Improvements far ths Amer
lean coallng station there. Had she
war uct lnicrycncd. fhe government
would nov have the Moh.ctn 20 Pag3-
Page. rtproreuciug the United S,aica a;
that pafluh
~ the nrHt opportunity u warshlp Will
b. senc - r1go-pago, Anuthur viii b.
~ ~; 20 Delagla hay. s'he prcscUr pui-
icy n 90 have q weasel Vt fhr navy ~
every r,auou where there urc ifHerra-
lunal negotiations Ia progress FOR fhe
purchase or exchange = proper;y which
may be used as naval stAssonB.
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CHARGES AGAINST HANNA.
Alleged irlbery on N. Fart Of the senator
brisny Discussed.

Washington. Dec. i6.-M u meeting
OF abe seuate committee on privileges
and elections goiay the charge of brlb-
cry against senator IiaHrn made by
the Ohio Ftate slmnte IN connection
with the senator's eleo.lon to his pres
eig term of office was briefly discussed
aud referred 90 a sub-comm.blto C..i-
Fin,lng ~ Senator's Hoar. Spocner ard
TtFley. The subcommittee 'Nlll lnves-
ugite the ques,lrn and practically de-
cile o ~ far q Il necessary 20 ~ Into
IN. matter The charges were filtd
durlng the last sfssAu ~ ccagress aud
have not been pressed by fhe,r authors
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New York. Dec. 1.-THE Hogan linz
stramsr Mattcwan. which LETT Calves
son On December | for Boston. ar
rived here today. She was consider
ably overdue 81 lipi,un and some
anxiety had been felt Tor her safety.
The Ma,tewnn has rome 500 bales %
c9g,on on board for New England mills,
In which nre was discovered but 81
all appearance eNiingulHhed previous
10 her shilling from Galveston.
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Chicago, Dec. iG.-Iron and Steel TO-
morrow VIII SAY; zone estimate % the
pig iron sold here within a week IL bO,-
600 ions. An inquiry from thc Rus6laD
government Dor 1900 tons OF rails 10 b,
delivered at Vladlvos.oek within a year,
begliinsng next March. had a. b6
,,nrned down By ,hc ChlcaYO mills be-
c,use deliveries could MT he made.
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pALMISo orr OLD STOCK.
Russia Sell. Half mutton Obsolete Rides
10 OHM.

Tacoma, Wash. Dec. 16.--Advlccs by
the Empress ~ India frnte that RUS
sla has sold half a million obsolete Ber-
dan Tiles 90 Chlna at large price
through the Russo Chinese bank. Vice.
Roy nun OF Olu.on ~ ordered from
Iclling % pay for them a. the rate 90
I'VE taels psr uiie ard twelve nela
per 1000 car,rdreT. Every two rifles
arc supplied with 80. ~ extra parts
IN ouse of loss. ManchuN TROOPS
throughOui, the empire are 70 be armed
", onee with these rfsa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-16

London. Dec. IA Dispatch received
here from Ll0yds agent az Skibhercen,
Ireland, says there is no truth In the
report from baltimore. ireland, tha,
a steamer supposed TO he a tfansatlan-
Tic liner, was throwing up signals Of
distress on that place.
The Dominion line steamer New
England. which y WAS thought might
be- the vessels reported 10 be In distress,
has arrived safely az Liverpool.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-16

Washington. Dec. i6.--The postal con-
tract with she New York and Puerto
Rico steamship company. supplemental
to existing arrangements with the Red
u line has been formally signed. The
arrangements are FOR I'VE regular sail.
lngs IN connection Herewith. around
the island at least once a week. calling
a. all principal harbOrs and ports.