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I "1 DESERET EVEHIHG NEWS
H It?
M j it rot 0 ctcrt
H L Mtrtu ti& cuia tr
',"" THE DESERET HEWS CO
jV I CTa.al.rj w lr-matr. tfiran.
I 1 lU MomUr, Jon.r It, IHJI.
H ml f r.M.Mit.s or vr.ni at oiii.
I ( tlH! 1 T"F """" f "'" J,'CW V'1' J'a"
BB mB k "'"' j:sPre" ought, arconlliiK la lil
H Mi I trotcMlon, la I th moit lanib-llli
W l Individual In the United Hlntti,
H ii; f Uilglug from hie prufrnlom of
H , C 1 Ictjr. 11 flthi out freeli itiobi.
, Hon from tho lllhle Hi Intorval
B fc aticlnlacnilliein a moloea uver lli
J ,.? heal of III iner. Thl culltlly
!. haibnn fretiuenttr commented tim
t lijr tlmirrMtif tho country, the itato
, mentilu relation to It Ulna;, In moat
BB J h Instance, fr from comlluinhlary.
M J ,C Thereeeonfortlnvwa Iveraecrlllel.ma
t 1 Ti fiat been that the content nf the .Uitf
B tj urn! rril tin not nlf (Rire
B , j , wild the Christian entlnieiit em
fl j , -'J (willed In Ihe rtlitunti'nttlont,
'!J ThUill.rlljrlii Hid duality of Iti
H 'J content llM been ttrlklnRly' Illustrate!
P 1 I Lraserleaof ull-"Mormon" nrllcln
M ! ' Hut li uow In cwirae of mlillrtlon
M lv In ihe.iaif unf Jjf,rli column. In
M 'railing the article the reader 1 In
M ' I ttluctlvely directed, mentally, to the
t 1 tlmlofClirUtlanllyKhlrliprerallrllti
H 1 j the rnld lie age, when Iheiiuorthwloa
H I .f were ittvrd and tieUhI, according to
B 11 .''If the tale or humor of the jitou aoul of
B 8 I. IIiomi llmm, who look mich lierolo
Bli I ' '''tli Ji'ani of I'roJucliiit convcrtlona or
M J , ill TbeM article ronlaln the olil aii'l
BbJ a all mouldy antl-'OIormoii" ftrlcatlon
BrJ 8 lt&-'J)t that have been rrruleil limn without
BrJ U V WKI numoer. ThtUlntliurailt wouM
bVJ'-S iv'n Untworkofurtrui(allou to guurtr
BrJ C 'i' 'JflU "' ""''' ""' ,,"n)"'11 "'"'" "H"'11'
BrJ h BbS!I' The lumuirultlM that aro exhlUlol
BrJ n JfflKtjj. when deduction ale ilrawu from I lie
BrJ H nSrfiSu ftlw premium are tlrlkliigly nUmihl.
BrJ $1 V3 I """ ' " lu,Uu ,u I"'1"1- Tutt
BrJ ffiif I writer M:
BrJ SK ttri ' I"ulirainy I not an ettriitUl iwrt of
BrJ M slevJl lcrmotll4ln.,'
BrJ 1 'v9J Kurthtronliatny lutuUlituralliat
bfJ Kr " u"'' lM 'x111"1 ' u uion
BrJ't ,y i while ihe Mortuoii" are In the ma.
BrJ ir'4 Jorlty, "the nreiwnt maiiHratu would
Bh V( w 14 ,l9 doubt be reverted by a uew revela
Mv S4' "on-
bVJt m 1 T'16 "'"cln Ihrouiliout favor ill
H ' uK, I rranclilieniriit of the liatleMliy HalnU
BVjf 4SU lcaue of their relliilou Ullet, and It
H f 1 ,V' j9 ' mot eitrtordlnary poalllou for
H4 1 ji rvumvd!j InUtlllKvnt tneu to lake In
Bli 1 I 'ge r j tbl freu country that wple aliould be
BrJ t t' 'i-l robbwl ofthelr political rUhl, not on
H IibBiL accuunt of anjtblnu they are now
BVB U1 i'JSu t dolnic, but on account of wlutt It 1
BrM Vmi a'-VT aupioeil they may ila u udera future
BrJW'SjttA'i t' condition.
Hg TlfTj 0 ItMimtlniearKHnirathatmenaccuted
BrJ ' ' A "' 1'UKa " taken hold of by mob
BrJ II 'biftc "1' uramll,"Jr executed, and UiU
BrJ '' Yftv ' pfoceedlngl fullowM by an Iwjulrjr
BrJ ul 'Hnly Into the tfullt or Innocence of theun.
BrJ tl iiti fortunate ilecranod. It aonuillmr
BrJ V jHBfjf bapiwnstliatnorroof exUUof hlirullt
BrJ VI A'ttP HucliinennaUie writer of the. Uilf unit
BrJ M i rir r J-prctt anl."Mormoii" lerlat Roea
t"" 7 Tr)!' ' abradofthatburlrUaou good orJfr
' '' ' and Juitlce. They adjudge the
"V ' I "Mormon" gulliy, Ufure Ihe oUeiuu
' 'A , la committed, and would IIUfally
M .rt aaianlnato tbem rn an nutlclpatory
H A '',.', hyithrU.
H J J To thow tlll further the Infemil
M I i iliaracterofthecoiiplratluiialcruade
BrJ ur' agatntt the majority of the olo of
H , Jm Utah, we have but to iUot the tut tx.
H ! T?" imulou vf the iwtli'ular article uuder
H ' J romlderatlon. Jlcreltl:
B 1 ''TlicnTdre we My, rtwtaHe to (A
R ) Mormon inonkttr to IA u'rntA,"
H 1 The Itallca are not our they belong
H ' i 1 ' to Ihe Jcitf md 7;n, It will U
I, t M-eiithattherttriidlUniblaiiothlui
i( be thau a ravcneu wolf. To
t coniltti-iit he ahould dlaard the
. actlturl motor with which ha hat
H i rt beenaixMatomedtoomWIIItlilibiiiapir
H ' and make U'leclloiia from the mylnica
H ''A of the lluulau lilhllUla aud the luilx
B & .lihedenunclatlou of Anurlcau au
B ft . trrhlat.
H W, i, DwUleMaome of our reiidcra are
H 'f aware of Ihe fict that thrro have
H ': emini(lntobilnKalmulUuioulyiulte
H ,' I a varltly of AotL'-Mormon" H-rll
' urtlclea. Wo have probably uil the
B 'l word variety aomewhat lmprorly,aa
H f k all the article hav u the am purort
M ' and Intent, ulthoiiKh varloualy iiin
H 1 ; ttmcted, Thry have irl In a
H I number of newtiprra all at once.
M i K ' Tbl fact auiwet autaldlilnir for an
H f oljwt. Till Idea I atrrnKihriied by
H (' the fait that all the arllcln, without
H exception, of till character, that we
have teen amrll ttroiuly of the Halt
M Uakehbrlcatloii auioomplraey ihoi.
I Tliry oonlit of old aut."Moriuiiu"
H aoup hvntrd up with tho atiam of
H t i 1 luttualfled otllclal liunKer. The clt.
H , h coctloulaaoured with age aud eintilt.
H f tered by the Kail of rellglou Intolrr.
i ' auce.
B i1 UEuiiuri.iniuii: uiMiiutT.
iB 'i
,K GoonoK llAMiioiT, the liUtorlau, la
H ,f dead. AtasDa. m. on Haturday, tlm
H I lOthlnataut, theventraUe oil Amerb
H h u acholar departwl thla life. wu
I""" " Umiln Wornakr, Jlaa., OctoUrSrd,
( ltO), lleuMKuduated at Harvard
t I" '"IT. Jle then unit lotJeriiiany
. ( whereto itildled the language of tier-
I 7 many, France, luly and Arabia. He
f p. adetclultlldla of Hie clanlca of
I Ori-w,e aud Itonie, aui look n courae In
J I llibrew and Hcrllur Intvrprnatloii
I i1 under Kiel. born.
IJ In Ibid llancrcft rm-lvcllliti ilrgnt
JBJ jj , of Mi, U. from Ihe unhrralty of Ud
H . tlngen. In I1 hu rtrtumed to tin
H . -J UulUdbtati.-iaudbn.amo a urofwwr
I' 'vJ-
aL ''AL
of Greek In Harvard. InlSSIhepub
llhedavoIiimoofncm. HepubllabeJ
"rolltlca of Ancient llr'ccce" In 1SII.
Ill oration of 1S9 wa one which at
traded great attention. It waa on
universal aulTrage, the foundation of
ttjeKlatennd the power of the whole
people.
The work by which he I beat known
toilie world and by wlilt.li lie will be
kuown topoatully I li'a "IIMoryor
the United 8l.te." The flrl volume
oflhl great woik vrai publlihed In
Dot ton In 1B3I riiomooiid becom-
Itted threo year later.
In I'rMMinl I'dlk'a cabinet llliierofl
waiSaoretaryof Hie Navy, II wa he
wlitmtiUlahed Iho naval actlvmjrat
Annip.ll ibirlnj hi aeerctatyahlp.
lleactedalMaHecretiryof War for
oneniinth. It wai by lilt order the
flrl occupation of Trxx by the UnlUil
Htatr look place.
rrom IDMIollO Mr. Ilincroflwa
mlulitcrto l:nglind. In If"? he waa
appointed mlnliter to I'm!.; I'l 18I.S
bilhe North Herman Confederation;
andlnlS71 to Ihellermiti implm. He
took an active put In i;urOeaunlltlcs
duriug hi retllcuce In Kuropo at
Atnerlcau mlntater.
Of hi work (Joorg Hlpley aaye:
"Mr. lUncroft It eminently a phllo
aoililo hlatorlaii. He brlriR the
wmlth ol n lut varle-l learning In
ejatvim of thought and In the irllllcal
aud moral hltory of mnklnd to Hint.
Irate tho early txperlrnci- of hi
country. Ho catalogue event In a
manner which ahoaa the initiation of
Idea, and not only drwrlbet pofHilir
mavemtnta plcturoipiely, but &lo
analjrwl tbeni and reveal their apt til.
iialaiiitfl nation.
Mr. Ilitvrofi wa prialtent cf the
Auvrlcnu llhtorlcal Aocl1tlon. At
Ihe opening if the thirl intetlng if
thl aaaoclallou lie dt llvcrnl nil addrrt
AtrllST, 1480. Thl, If not hi l't
HUraiy wnik, It onoof hi In-t.
In W2 Mr. lUncroft, lu writing ton
friend, aaj at
"I waalnlneilto look iin life here
at a aravm for labor. Itclng muo tbin
fourscore cart oil, I kniwthellnio
for my release will aoon romr. I'oii.
acini of btliiE licar tho aboro of
elernlty, I nwalt without lntiatlenci
and wltliiut ilrrad Hit bckoulng of
Hie baud wtiloti will tummoli me to
it.t "
Tluugli Hino word were written
nine i an ago, jit the wilttr lived
until l.il HatiitJuy morning, tbelClli
Inalant, when In Id Vltt year the
grraletl American liltbirlan of hi golf
(.ration ) ru-d t.ulelly awy.
TIIKnIMFIt IIH.U
Hcl.vcn lan mgroMlng lorlo Rtli
by the pulJloand by Oongnna. Tho
United rJtalr Heiuto haajutl panned u
b.llprotdlnfor Hie frx, coinage of
liver. Thai bill la now In tho liauda
f the Houto oumraltten on coinage.
Whether it emorgv from that com
mllteo In the tamo form It entered It,
orwhtther It will emerge wltlKlauaea
providing for the prottttlon of .mill
allvcr, r for the ixdualou of foreign
allvrr are the Uetlon uow ngltallng
Ihe inluda of financial phllueopher.
Tbrre can be uo doubt but tin', parly
opluton 1 eoniewhat mlxetl on thl alb
ver queatlou. It ha aUi a acvtlonal
upixarauce. Tho Wot aud Hoiitli are
dimandlng fnu loluage, while the
j:t la lu'ire or Ke opiKl to IL III
alwatatod that the Trcaaury and the
Admlnbtratlon are liotli opiocl to
freocolnaguof allver. Tho l'armtra
AUIanco I demanding free coinage
moat vehemently. The allvcr bill of
hut year doet not prove tatltfactory.
Thatbllllhutttthocoluagnof allver to
a cerlalu amount r month. Hut It I
Aid that It hi not antwered the pur
wea dmlrvd. The New York llurif,
eja'aklng of the preeeut Htuate allvcr
bill, aaya:
The preienl Congrcv ha already
place-1 the inaltcr of allver colnitgo upon
a Wc and very dangerou liaal. It lm
pncd a law whlrti many of the inot
cArnc-ht tpionunl4of vlhvr cotntgo at tho
preent rUd of valiiMtlon regard a dot
tluctly wore lliau frto oilnaje. Many
men, both In and nut of Congre, Who
liave colUtrntly npiMited ttu tl.).grallt
dollar Unju oonvlctlin of li dinger to
the country' proirlly, now f ivor Hie
adoption of a free ootnjge Uwa Utter
than the law we have, and are prt pared
toatdtlie allver advocate la Mecurtng
u, h aVhange,
In lliJii4iKmetit nf IbiiMiman Hie ex
Ullug law due alt Hie harm that free
olu.tgtt can and aoiiHothe r harm lieaklw.
It i-)inU tho (low mint-nt bi puriliau
the whole allver prodin I whrther thi re I
adrrannil for coinage to that amount or
not. Vreecotnag wnilld leate trie d"
mand free to rtrulata the matter without
oomiHitaUm. The prwnt liw lutio.lueeil
Into our legllatloil tbefjlaeand dangfr
out theory that It lathe hualiic of the
(lowrnment Ul tnalntaln the price if
a coinmotllly by oompnlaory purrbaae of
It a theory which lm alrealy l-)riie
fruit lu a Nerfeiif wild aureboiueprot-.
al of a nocliIUttc eort. Tree coinage
alctr clear of all ellch tbeorle an.1 mere
ly require the govermutnt mint tn ooln
the metal for lu owneruMiii demand a
It doe w lib gold, a thing agtlntt wblih
there could be no jotbto objection ail)
wharelf the pre'rlbel amount of bul
lion In a dollar were actually worth a
dollar. Dually the exlatlng law make
the Oorumnt the direct inlntawr of
apeoutator lu alher, a tbtng ao maiilfdet
ly wrongnlunvwinlyuUi be ailuallv
aeaiidaloiia.
r lielweeu auli a law ami a fre-coln-age
inoaailre many w III t hooMt free uotu
agewlei would never otheiwiMi fati
tbut pulley,
rhoargumeulafor and nlntt frra
liver colnige are volurulnJui. One
argument intalnat It I tint foreign
aiheruoull Ui brought hero and In a
abort time gold would be dltpliccil
I tin Burlut"Ul ituuMoj.i aaya,
.'J f,t -ii t et-.
More than ltd, wo are driving directly
to thi end which free coinage would
bring, un If r the allver pun ln law ma
on llic atalille Inok. (Jin tl"o I.Miilf
doubt alK)iit It? I.'t anV one n lc the
cbarn-tcroftbeiiioncytlluit dt lit da
oom Into bl Man I Mllvcr alrealy
largalv ,n d, mtnulc over any other
r..rm liilirayenrlv Itaii., or im.OOJ,.
ommoro of Mllrr. bow long litforelt will
be tlm i hior or only r.rm an I theUov
ernuiMil, re jiving only allver In pay.
tnentnf I eiloral taxe-, I able to payout
only allvcr and rtlaem It ourreney I.
tie only In allvir? H.me year, er
liap. but Ihe en 1 1 ln It able.
Uiitheuthir hand It li urged that
liropcan countrlal havo no allver
bullion, nud they require what allvcr
th7 havo for circulation at borne, A
writer In IheSprlngflell .'eiuo'lcKtof
a recent datoconteiiItlut free ooln
kge la a trap to cntcli democrat and
ilifinttheiu In IS'J..
Here It what lieeayt:
" n, Nanatort rtircunttng the ellver
inlm-i time kllleil tin torre bill and bate
brought up tho free colnaguact. 'f tie He
publican lealara bate not b.t all Ibrlr
eente,aud having l-eii Waked up b)
lining mbl nut, they have now aH a trap
for tho Hemocrat. Tltey might bae
" JMI lo taking a vole on Hie fieo coin
ag bill an 1 tbi?-J II, but a Ibcy alne
wrty iiorm more than Hie welfare of
Ihocoiinlry, an rar at one my judge by
their vole, thev f.lU-l In object to a !
ill the frto iwliiage bill In order lolenl
the Ih inoerata lino a Iraji, If the lh
imwratla rly eb..t to walk Into Hie
parlor act by the lb pul.ll-an apldtl. the
Ib-publJoaiiaMillim oljc-l. Thn llepub
lb-au ho e know ,r ly wull that
miiella tHelr larlrf b- dlaglVcd their
iiwll CHI Itilf ul. aui tniich a the ale
dletrule I by the iitor aagaeioli manv
Wroft'i,iir own irty, mtny of their
continuant if anare that there might
1 Nonietb'ng worae thin b mtlntaln a
ltnailill un n"cn Ini.'V rr the prcwit.
1le. kit w very well that irthe Hmo.
i rat commit Hicuitolve again to the ficc
,.iug.orllter iiinler the present tn.
dltfonanf tbo country, the Hfiuorratle
party lu ght u well Ihruw up Ihe nuge.
It oann.it carat Ihe eaatern and inbbtle
btfttrv, whlib are acctittll to etieevw
In the lieal I'realdtntlal elntlnu, If itiu-
ml tad tt the free cututge wt. Yet the
lloiooerabi ajiiieer to lie rely to vote
iimii fnio citiuge, and ace apjwirfntly
about to ciimoiiL ibe eilttomary bluniler
wllk b til but e e immltled many tlinvt,
wilfully bringing iheir party lo grief
Jut at the time n hen thoy tulaht ukn
ounlnd of lh govarmueiit an 1 hold It fir
a very long .erlod.
"If thl- mi atom It carried 11 will be
comeevlilcntlhat neither part) con lie
IriHIcd. Tso anmo meaatmt mual than
lie lakeu tbal wcte taken lu IK II to organ.
Ian the freanl tbirlv. Thlawttl not la.
dttncult.lt will moro than Jn.llfy tbe
auilou of the mug.wump for tbo lat
fuurorftieypar. The new parly mual
1m at. noth tbe ntbera at tbo freo-notl parly
did, and while working to that end with
out any expeotatlon of ever fleeting It
na u raudldale, It iuay form both jwutlea
to change their tattle an I til dlree.lcgl.
latlou en a to proinile th" general wel
fans of the whole country rather than to
aubordlnate the general welfare to mere
lirty tnece, an 1 lo the demand of tho
etaalor and reprp-.oitatlre who rcprc
m nt alher mine and who d not rupre
in nt any body of vour that would carry
any couatderablo Inllueneo extopt for
their control of Kate that have no right
bicxUtatHUIe-."
llO)ll.. IIDCIOIII.
I. A nv doctor wrrc,not vi ry long ago,
object of much ridicule amoug tbo
aiblla and not a llltlo coutcui t among
tbo medical prufcaalon. Kurgoona weru
lArlkiilarly acoriilul In ajKnklngoflhe
ft male atudeiits of anatomy and h t a.
ology. Hut now Icuruid and gntduat
cd ladlce are In great dimaud tn Amcr
lea, and other counlrlra are throwing
aalde their prtjudlcea and offirlng In
duccment to fcmlnluu prai.tltlouerii.
New Zealand, for Inalance, w ant them
tiadly, A naval ofllcer aettle.1 In that
colony Inform Hie London tVueiii that
he ha written Dr. H. Jrx.lllake,
HrunUrield Loilge, lMlubtirgh, Hcol.
laud, naklng w lirlher It would lw o.
bletoget the benefit of A doctor to at t
tlcln Ida iielghlxirliuod. lleroncludta
thua;
' shonl I Hit meet the eye nf a lady
doctor, in doubt whither to go, the I In
tiled to inmmunhut wllh tbo nbne
niuiod lady. 1 may ail I that thn jiojiuU.
Hon, wbb ll would be cnmcnlentty at
tended tu by a doctor here, la ulj or TOO,
aulrjoettn a rapid Increase, through Ihe
diitrlo mititi.fnbioid Induatfy, and lh.it
Ihaoircr I made through MluJei-tlbike,
M. H., would Mwuro a wallniaaiireil jkmU
Hon for any "qualified medical wtuuati
acceillng 11 "
Kortbetienefltof Hime uuaciiualnt.
cil with Hie llrltlah colony or Noir
Zealand, and who find Ihv almve ex.
trail of Inlercat, II I elated that the
country la one of Ihe lietlllilc.it lu the
world, an I thu cIIiiixIh Jeitua nbto
lutely nothing lo be dialrvd. At a
general thing Hie ivndltloris of cxM.
onto and aectulug a compttcuce aru
uot no trying at they are In thl conn,
try, and the pathway of ordinary every
day life In that fardlttvit Ittaiid la not
trodden ao hurriedly aa wllh ua.
TIIK aUIDiniV AI.IIINCC
Tuoan who aru liiti'ro.tiil In
lliu nlmt and objnla of llm
rarmera'Alllamo ought lo cutout
the following aiiuimnry of thtru, a
formulated by thn I lev. I)r (Iladden.
Anoccaatonal rcfvrencai tolhe fiolnt,
at devtlopmenU roctl,w 111 enable the
oltervcr more Intelllgeully lu compri
hetid the o eratlou of thu Alllaut'i
likh la now one nf Ihe moat Important
tulllbiit organlttlona In America, It
holda tho lutlance of (miwer, aa demon
tttatcd nt the Lite t Icctluut.
I II. a 111 i I lekl will,, Tlie
iiminii k 'n miivil i.iirtj tbej wain
beau niuiut uheruwith to bat their
- a l. -A-
debt. They are, therefore, In favor eif'C
Ibe fire coinage rf allveri but IhcV inaltt
tbal even thl would tMintl Incflae tial
rcnu-ly, alni-e only about IVtli a
year, at the ntmoti, could thu he .ilde i
totbecitrreniyof the countrv,and thi
amoiini, they think, would be rldb utotit
ly Inadertunte,
2. The Rtib tretaury plan, en catlcl, by
which wnrehouaoiarotnbebulltlnotcrv
eotinly where tbcyarc demanded where
In the famine maydepoalt cotton, whal,
eoin,,oala,orlobai', receiving In return
a trrttury nott for H per cent of tho
talue of Ibe prulutt no dcpntltrd, al tb
current market prbj. Tneae Iraatury
notea are tn j, legal lender for dM and
f tcetvablo for cuatvin.
X Tbeoiencrahlp by Hie flovcrninent
tl alltho rallroit, telcrrnih, anl tele
pbone h another plank In the platform
nf Hie Alliance.
4. The prohibition of gambling In
elnik and that of alien owneclllp ol
A. The abolition of national lank) and
the llbatllutlon of legal-leildar ttcatiir)
note frr nateinabbank Ingea.
i. 'lliu adoption of a Conatltutloiaal
amendment napiirlng Ihe ehol,i of
Hulled Mlatm Nenalor by Ihe -wile
aeein tolia pipulnrmeaureainong the
member ur tbe Alliance In thl limy
will bo able to rally aatrong aupitort.
A (.'HICAtiu jtiptr aaya: "Judging
from the rrportt of aoclal lilgb tlfo In
Washington, tbo bulk of the work or
tliororcl-n dlptonutt conalata In at
U tiding pink iuinlieoii and lavender
tea, from thl one can uuderalaud
that the Utk of lliu nm'n.avbr and
the i livoy and tbomlnlaterl anything
liutAjokn. The Jub of alien Hug an
tillramarlnn blue Ijucheoii at A oVlrck
nnd n inarooti iipa.rat(l followed ly
n yellowtog-colored bnnrpict at 7, may
Hut lo violently Intellniiinl, but moat
men would prefer netklng death by
cruder and iiK.ru t'Xdllloiii way."
Willi K the Indian Irmibla wu at It
height Hecretary I'roclor'a intlt wa
burdened with Mien front crank
iiiaklugauggtallonaaato thu couJuct
nf the Indian catnpttgu. Uno corn
mdent propoacd to exterminate Hie
intlreHloux nation or a large rt of
ItbyiwUbllthlugau electric: 1 laid at
I'lne Itldge am ttretchlng wire
nrouud the boatlle camp. Tlitu, turn
ing on tho current, thn I ndlana were lo
he driven down to the wire, which
wa tu tar iliavtu cloacr aud iloner
until contact Willi the wlrecauaid
whoh-aalodcatructloii. Another writer
Miggealcd that all ierou going out
Into thn In Han region make llieni
aolvi lecuro agalnat Icing acalped by
ahavlni their beada and wearing cloe-
lllllng wool cap. I'robably crank
iiiimUrtwo waaHwonl cip mxnufac
turtr.
H.ta the New VorkifWtune: "Ilf
teen month ago ' aaya a man who baa
Juat la-en there, "there were not n
dozen people In Mlddlolioroiiglt, ICy,
Now It baa n pou!liou of OOXM. An
Ijisll.li ajiidlcatn worth $M,000,(XW la
building tho town. They have ajivut
J.-J),CK) lu alralghtcnlng a creek lhat
ran through It, and bare enclrtlvd II
with a H!Vvritcennille dummy line.
They have put up rlectrlo cara and
ibclrlo light and have about com.
pliteil ae ven furnace, llualneaabulld.
lug coaling lea than $IU,A are not
allowed to twtiullt and Iota are aelllng
for a much aa 3 Up a front foot. The
bondaoflbu circular dummy line bavu
bren gobbled upatjle. TheayndleAte
own KW.i J aire lu and around thu
placo, and ha already realized a mil
Holland a half dollar on the InveaU
ment. Mr. Arthur, thu manager of
thutjndlcate, get $13,000 a year for
Ida eervlce, nnj tut Chrlatmii they
made him a preaent of $5), oral. Mind
I havu't told you half of what I know
About Hill flfteen.monlha old town.
IiKttki. mom "riiinxix."
A MilttoCliloi.M, ami What tut .Seen
and Heard There.
oorreaponibinrt or tb lixtaaxr zaa
I reached the biuy mctroIU of llll.
noltafewdaja ago, but Ilia not my
purna to attempt a lengthy ili-norlp-Hon,
U-cniiaet many of lla lending at
tratttoiiH, aulaleithu dark pbaaca of
lit society, have often been Krtraytil
luyour ivdumn. llvllevlng tu the
maxim of "laitlmaa lieforu pleuture," I
madenn early vlalt to eeveral com
merc!iilhouti',aud It waa ipilte grail
rylngtooliaertuthat Utah and lla fo
ploaru becoming la-tter underatood.
Tho manager of a leading Imaluna
houae In Chicago who did uot know till
later on thatu '"Mormon" waa jrvaent
when nferrliiglatheWealern Iradvv
blaerved that he waa "very much aur
I rlaud wllh rcganl lo Utah." The .
I le there had mel their obligation, he.
aid, iiioru promptly thau thou of any
other Wtetcru Mtate or Territory. "It
muat l nrt of lliu "Mormon" creed
to pay your dtbtt." ThU atateme nt
enmefromu gentlouuu who hat ex
tctialvo Uialneia couneitloti In the
Wot, and It corroborated by every
Itadlng bualuee houae lu thu Kaat.
Moreover, It I evident Hint ere lung
Utah will rl.li above the cloud of
calumny nnl vlcloti mlireareaenta.
Hon and apwar whtt the truly It Hie
"ijuceiiofthu Witt"
Chicago today I doing honor to the
grcaUat explorer of the age, and
extending an onthuilaatlo greeting to
Hit utcrun African traveler and luro,
Henry M. Htatiley. The writer hau
wld reciiltectlou of Htanley Vvlalt tu
Uuihiatir, many ytor ago. when be
lUirnl mi "How I round Living
.lone." p'roui that lime ho ha been an
ardent admin rufrlbinlcy'a Indomitable
will uud courage. The bture Inat
ivenlng wai dellven-J In the Audito
rium, a building of which ('Mingo .
Justly proud, and which la tinwiuifleit
on llil continent The attett frontage
I 710 feet, uud tho height of tuewilu
., u , - ' Kiv,J
0 ill line oonbtlnlng leu at.ri. . '
ritV t-wer with i Ight
lloVelVonialll bulldlLR 1,
and the. lantern tower ntxite u'lhlr.
feet, thu giving a total height nf SI
ftct. The exlirlur or Ihu building
nf granllo nud lleilforu alone
The Interior lt-l-gtnlly dicnraled and
fiimlaheil, ntid all that art tan aiconi
1 llah, wild wetlth lavlahly btalowo
ha evldeully been attained. The
, Vlaltor filler a verlbiblo alarc, I
can only exclaim "Magiilttcenl"
Ihnaeatlng canailly la eatliimtcl al,
JOW, And rltauley apia-nrnl liefore n
locked houae. All clams crowded loi
hear hi ttory. Wllh hlau.intly i.ulel I
manner he pictured vividly hi Inat 1
African nilatlon and II object, the
relltf of I.niin Paalm. The, cutranco,
to and travel up Ihu Congo, Irnveralng f
nuknown regluna, lack ol Inf.rinatlmi,
the hottlllly or the nalltea, tho trench
ery of hi people, Hie meeting with
l'.mln, hi tickle dliltlon, nnd the
dlaatteranf tho nar column were nil
faithfully tortrnyed. Thoae who !.'
Unel atleullvely received A fund nt
vahiibleliifirmallon, aud your cormt
liiident liecamn a more enlhiialaatli
admirer than ever of thn valiant ami
Indcfatlgnbln cxplori r
Chicago, llkeevety other part of the
country, haa I li atlVitcd ly theile-
fitcaalonnr thn money matket. Kovtrai
irgoatidlniirlaulhouaclinve"gnue
under"ahdbualniialinaUeu verydtill,
though merchant! diclaru tbal a better
tMde ricord baa been inailu during tb
at ymr than ever In-fore.
Haiti and anow duriug the prut fttv
daja have caused a niah far umbrella
and rubier.
It wa !ii I lc amualug today tu
hear Utah dlatied at the dliimr
ttble. Citizen of Chlcngo alvo
calett Hlatebooit for Utah, tail deidorcd
thenindlllonnf tho people, and were
ahecked at ljgmy: et II la a fait
that lu one atreet of thl great city
there cxlat more vice aud corruption
lhan In All Utah Territory. The dr.
Inlng Immorality In fourth Avenue
It a mailer or bllc imlorlely. The
(hurclitanra doing very little toaarda
c-ninteraclliig tho Inlluiiicenf utloon
an 1 b.igcilo. llouaea or rvallttillon
are nearly ft tiuraerou a larva of
wolablpj yet, forwoth, aelf-rlghteou
(Tdctgoau will lament Utah' unfit
Ilea for Kbitchood.
Tho Walfa' Mlaalou, engaged III the
noble vi otk of retelling little ihlllten
from hunger, wretchedneae and vice,
rent that during the ntl tlx moulba
ltl,o frrti inula haw lcn given lo
tlirae liomeleKt and buugry one '
Almit 4M gnrmctita havo Ut n dlatll
luted lo cover the nakdl ami prolci 1 1
Iheiii from cold. Nearly ionu free beds
aro provldeil, and yi I Ihetnauagament '
alaleathat for lick nf fuiel they havn
been unal le toilo oncleidh rl of I he
gnoj thai might haw been accum
pllahed In that lime.
(hliago ha no tnltalonnrlcato fpartt
nnd tan afford not dug to'ianl Ihu
"regeneration" of Utah.
W cnii ap roprlalely eibolt the
l-o le thua; "Caal out the U-aiti from
thine own eye, then ahall thou aeu
t'harly toillc,ut thu inoUi from thy
brothel' eye." L'litt.xix."
A Hint In Cormpoiiu'tuli.
We received KatnrJay afternoon All
Intercatlng report of a meeting of thu
m.udciili'Hpclrty cf the Uavl r)Ul.o'
Academy, The evnnt too placai laat
Tueaday avenlug, but a Ihu ac
count of Ihu pnaccdlug baa
not Ihu reached ut until four
dati afterward, wo aro reluctantly
obliged to lay it .itldo aa too tula for
publication. The rolunina ol thn
Xrvtaarealwayaopeufor audi oom
niunlratlona when aent to lit linme
dlntilv; but In couoiueucu of Ilia lieg
lect of corrtioudeiiu lo otwcrvv tbl
rule, woaruolleniiulcr the neccailty
of declining their manuacrlt.
I.oll.i li t'omlns.
Till (Monday) evening, Itta,
the Inlmllable ipieen of comedleiiue,
w III coinincnco aaeaaonor Ibrco night'
t rformanci at tlm Theater.
Theoenlng piece will be Maradm'a
Uomedy.Drama, "Muette.
Tuowlay evening "In," n tuuilcal
comedy, arrangoiltxpreaily for IrttU
by A. K. rultou, r. will li pro.
clued. Thl pltco la aald to t the dla.
tlugtllaheil conieilleniio'a greateat euc
cea. lu thl play Iiotta naaumi a varli ly
of charaitera; flrtt, that of a atreet
linger, next that of an old woman, a
ogc, a waiter, and A drummer boy
rvr-i.ee lively. Kerb character I clear
and dlallnit, And the transformation
fromonu to another aj akllfullyexe.
cute I a to Ixt really wondirful.
The atatvn will terminate on Wo I
neadjy night w llh the pleating au I in.
ptilar "fawn Ticket L'lu."
turklsn' Arnlea Nalte.
The Ib-.tHi.ve Inthe worlj for Cut.
Ilrulaei, Hone, Ulier. Halt lllieiini,
Kever, Hiirra. Titter, Chaptaal llan la,
Chilblain, Corn, and all Hklu l.rup.
Hon, and prxltlvrly curia I'll, ur no
pay required. Itlaguarnntce.il In rive
ierf, 1 1 sellable Hon, or money riruuded,
l'rlt c Hi cent tier liox. For ulo by A.
C.Hmlth.v; Co.
(.let a w Iredoor Mat at '. 0 JI, I,
Catarrh '
I u the bead
I A cetitlltutlotinl
l)lwie, nnd rviulrca
A conatlliitlonal remtily
I.lku Honel'a riiraaieirlllii,
Wlililipurlllia the blood,
Makea Hie w i ak strong.
lleatore health.
Try II now; j
FOLDING DCDS.
A most comploto lino at
Dlnwootloy's.
hlierl Vloellorn I eoiil.leaouin l'r,
Oneday I wa taken with I'.rjliala
if Hie lliwelt. Thu alomach nnd
other organ lest all power of aitlou,
Allhougti opais, to iiroi rletary mod.
Iclui. I trlial Dr. Ilivld Kenedy'
Kavorlto Iloiucdy, of Itondoiil. N. Y.
To make ii lung tlory aboil it amed
my life. Ill the beat IlledlClno lu the
world for dlllliulllt of Ihukllneva,
liver and bowel. A. J. Ullfrrd?
I.uw ell, Mas,
rullnril's anon I liilinenl.
TlilawonderAii 'nlment It known
from the All i Ihu Pacific and
from lliu Lai, Cltalf. lilnliu
most mlralli,L .luieut In the
world, It will emu llheumatUm.
Neuralgia. Kprali., Ilrulaen, Cut,
WounUi, Old rluns, Iiuriir, Sciatica,
Horn riirovt, Hire Chtst and all In.
llammatloii.allir nil othnrihave billed.
It will Hire IlarleelWIro (hit and
heal till woumU whtro proud lleali Ins
t!u. Itliiiiallyili,i,t tor nn.
"l.A- ?! Il "'"' "" wl11 '" I
without It, I'rlcn 60 ceula,
tuld u,v Z, C, M I s
uOseretttnaTtti
SALT MIK CIT1-, UTAH.
Paid Up Capital $230,000
eturplul 4200,000
nun norm
Jon Pllltr, Trtlii'ni,
Moaat TnATCUZA, llrl rtnVftai,
tr. w. nrttn,
j. n.ma'.ai,
J.T ijrtLa,
J. V, t'crum
Jisll Hilar,
liaaav luwooBir,
li H.l'itar,
I' W.JttllMll.
I'toxoKtioMxcr,
I. Mllltl, CmAlef.
II ., totto, .lo). Oilier.
RecdKi Dipcslts Pijibls on Dtmaad.
Butt ef 5l'fj AseAM ea Jin Tel, i
Jrsaefieo, (AleCf, VI. Zest, OsertAa, f-ew
nt ell Ua Wril OxnieaMI (llttl.
aP" laf Herein utl.kllllT Vet I
sle a4 In root. ml. tl te M rr r I
Wiironnwooimrrr, U. II liuaruia,
frrtutft. Jul. Ciuliir.
Zion'g paviijjp Ban
Jrust 5ompar)y,
Not. I end 3 Ealt Temple Blroot.
giiun4 tm n ifrrtii tilt.
iiinrtTiinai
ten roau ivoobacrr, rvetf
tiioaoa q. Cixto, U rrtil,
Joearu r. eaitu,
Aauit U.C'aaaiK,
luKeiHSKO ll,
Jmta Jtci,
utoxoa Itxtaotna,
T 0, VVxuax. Oiatler,
II, ll Cuwao
DOES ACEHERALBAHKIKGBUS1HESS
pax Paya 5 Per Cent Interoat on ,
Saving Depoalta. '
ivraoiviiinr toiIiOaw
lla AliirolH aeorltla '- Hate
" ""Z 1,
.IDIIN .tl, l.WMI.N, '
ATTottxgV T 1-VlV. ilgllt aTUIIT.
iio.te a h r if tiael u ,
Carload of Clin- Urn ' I'lano Juit j
ree el v ial at Viiullg llr.itli.ra. :H Main HI. I
"zT"o.
UTAH
Cosisr&ialwikiiipH
a- A 34 G. Flrat South St.,
SALT LAICM OITY.
I IriTll I20o.ettt
hiiii'MH laa.ao
r. Auvuir.oMO, rmt.,
V W.MAIllgK, IV trut,
U.K.CVXllfSO'!, OuAler,
niumoiiii
r Arrilr)c, I'. W Italaaa,
Kalivarlbisttis, T vr trtiut,.!,
1lia VV Ja!a, flteraM Oaaat,
Df. Jaa. 9. Kiakarta, O. U Hi dr,
M K,Cammtatt.
(Jcijeral BaoHQ5 Busirjess
Jll Vr CVaf. ItUnrut iVnd on IU. -,
flepewil CkM;OMnfl 4 2mtt i, ) ,
THE STATE BANK OPlm!
SALT f.AMC CUT, '
0ptt.l. 1100,Ooq,
nrnrn J imwr. ttfWtmt.
M n I'KMTim. Vim rriM.i
)lrtiti:Al.U-ti.Lj,ti-,:,tf
DZiincroitMi
Jttph r rn lib, Cbai.fi nurtut,
Un. II lliw( Nfphl W, (itttoat.
Abr-rn H tanno, rrnk T Ti)or
rWf CawivoB, ttiioT rrittr i
LliM Morn. Riehtril Yt, otnt
lltarTA. Uoollff
ntrmt t)nwHi t,7tl!-.n dmatl
ltit imrtnrf on pr-ied srdr.tr
irft-a ticli.titif o ll principal plu
l'f I r cnt. Tinf tirp iu
Otm'scut.. uiatttt UrOB quaritrlff
lt4 -iu yur UitltMi
SliWLTIili SEWING UACrilRE
-W TAll Tiftxftv,ii niyrwawtl
atMC5rltl,,,,,rt', WKM
tZ; Wjn?af HWsrVl'IflktttSIWtWaktM
t WiJ. rmNvik,it
IialVl MlklIretltr1VMlMN
JjftleVIM rvrc-M4LUt4 TmW,
DiNWOODEY
Is now proparoti to wait upon
customers In his Now Store;
ho has a mngnlflcont lino of
Furnlturo, Carpoto nnd Wall
Pa nor. Call nnd on him.
tlltlltlio SIOTIIIHOt.
Mm. vmH.-iw wxitMiiu rikur tt ,4
? I n.ni f tUiihtn Irfibiiff
KMilir4ththlt1.Airvlr fi mil) t,
Mia, i-ort- wt-d f Hi ."! l th li raj!, i
luf ilurtliorA iwtaiy flcral Loillf
eOrJLo -JL
During tlio Holiidays wo 'havo Sold More
Goods ancl at Lower Prices than
any other store in tho
' city, and wo aro still
'offering Supo.
Stocks of
Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes,
-rrr 3
Clothing & Gents' Furnisliing Goods,
Carpets, Curtains & Rugs,
Groceries, Hardware,
Glassware & Tinware,
Stoves & Ranges.
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