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DESERET EVENING HEWS,
THE dFsTreTTeWS CO
h ciuauw w rrvautr. miron.
I' NHandiii lkrnrj , ll.
' iiriTivi iTiiiic uriMOX.
Tub "I.tlral" City Council lw
iwllutrnimlu Jlgallj It trait" In
tfUncr. Tli Ktno ilncrlttil In
tlie minute of Tui-tday emulnR't
. mttlnj( U ikiI wry cmlllalil to torn
ofth partlclpanti. Hut what ran I
tittl of a bo.1 titarlj oiiolialfof
! which It twgut?
It It 1j cTl.ln.t lint tin- majority
J of , Um occupant of il In lb Coun-
f rll Intrn.l to trnnifrr Hi Old Kurt
Mock to tli iculatori trim liavo Iwwii
flpitln fjt It for mn Uni. Whl
tliolnilurwirtntt ar dot not ani-rnr
on Ilia mr'ac. Only two nifnibori
took nj ctlr ort In oppolnK tbr
clinn. Thty ar iunlclnt1y -ntr-
icrtlalnllii-lroiiotl.lon If not Rrially
lairdcuul nllli lxlni nntl dlwrrtlou.
Tlijr um lo U fomoituJed for their
eirlJtut lioni-ily and their uudtnlaU
nerr.
City Attorney Merrllt hataJJetl on
mow leaf lo liliofflclal laurel wrralli.
u tookaiwtlllon latt nllit whlcli will
orutneiid lilm to ioplo of ll l-uUe.
contended for th right of th
Council m a Iml.btUo lily, and for
tho llgliU of tlia public cltlein
ownlo( I rojxrty t rnJ lo lo d-del
away from them without thilrounnnU
Wolltroli li Ira-ally tight, wti aro
uro ho wat morally couraitwiu. II
jwiformwl lil Jul, allbougli h knew
lila iMltlon wat illttMlrful lo th body
lint pointful Mm.
: Nolwltli.UMHlInK Ilia Ir-gtl adtlco of
their own tlorney, tho majority of the
I.IUral" Council letni delermluo.1 to
! lo two tiling In ilflno of lulillo
otlnlon. Olio In Hit) handing otit of a
I utllo I'lUW to prlrat uompanyi
tho other la Hi craiitlmc of ll'or
f Hernia for uh In rarloty
,'t thow ItillJlng. Mr. Merrltt hw,
adrlf.1 them ajtalnat UAh, hut Hi
rommUti- reit lu em.li raw It faror
! til to th applicant, mid tliry r
.merely laid over for a week tocauw
'ihey could not t paawd upon In
vlnw of th of Jectlon of two nieniUrt.
Till It "l.llralliui" full llMlml,
lietked and clawed. ",-krvnuU of tho
oplv:" Not n.ucli. Tint illd Tery
well for th ttump, to go with "I'tco
wulcr," "Halt lako work for Halt kako
workmen," aud other ilicepllont
whrrawltli to cateli Totm. Tliwti
truttluK official will let Hi opla
If kiow that they ronaldor UicniHlTia
1 "bmwwt" now, Tliydoiintpecl lo
f Iw arrr tlrctrJ again. They know that
f their llllcnl doom It MtM. Their
lnuptclly, titraiiic, and gemral
failure are tholtlk of their own party,
1 aud they will do Juat aitlieylcaM
aud defy ibllo iriillmtnt.
Tlier la now marly a week Iwfor
th proltloii to turn oyer tlmOll
Tort Hjunioto a railroad oompaiiy
i olr, fordepotKroumlt, and Hint to
I It a ltiiuor Ucuntu to raoiit In th
I Franklin Avcnuo tliowhou can L
paNMa! uiam. Tim uoui(li for retire
tlon. Tim enouKli tor proper prokttt,
1 i Ifthcraltauy wladom lift In th pro-
! 1 luolertaudaUttonuf thMiiKtiuieiilii
ilho City Council, they will think
deeply bvfuro committing ttum4.1re
, Anally to projMU that am chlelly In
I th lutetirtif Indlilduala, and would
I uottoendoraed, but tioliidlgtiautly r
I 1 iudlatl, by a TWt majority of Ih
il geueial public.
II AUU THE INDIANS HIT lllaslMI!
I It is generally tupcid that Iho
I ludlant ara rapidly drtrratlug lu
I unmix ra. It It repriwuled tint tho
't red ineu aro going down beforo tho
I auu of clvllUatbm. They an Iwlnx
t irowded back lwforo th ail r amp of
II ths,'iiuperlorra(w,"andllku th Uif-
T fab, It It thought, Ihoy will auou ilia.
I J appor and I known only lu lilatory.
t Thciiuireluroi giro torn llltl
j S color to thou I'lcia. Hut It It claimed
I by tlitmo who kuow,that Hit) Indlau
1 uiuut It alwayt Incorrectly takiu.Ac-
j) curacy It not alranl al. To do tho
I torktn Iho iaalrt way Hvmitob
i iliu chief ol Jmt III vlow of moat of 111
I uuiiii rttora. If that It Inir, It It
1 not dinitult to two how th
1 mattered munanti of thu laud could
1 In luauy luilaucot ouaiu thiouuiof
I thUHicnnUn agenla, and tho nuinWr
reported fall far Ulow tho projer turn
total.
i ()QthltiUntlouthAlbauy lti,inp
j Jounidf hut tho folio lug to in) , w hlch
, ' Until worth coiulderlng:
I 'Oue of tho moat turloiia aaj wl lo
, apnd of all popular ilrlllalona la llmt
wliluh n Intel to tho U) wk alcaily
j lltriiilliatloii of til 111 liana of Noitli
Auiorlc4 Ih f.iro the man h uf ciTltlat-
11 u." It wji mi onl.tr of thtltqruu
of I ihiiotoity at Wnahlngtoii who
! luihlrt ttila rrnutk, "At n liuttar of
j lUil' hv 1 led, "thu luillHiit are
j probably inoro nluneroua mi tlila eon
) tluelit to-ilty than they htoetr Imcii
t III thu pant, and tlity aro altadHy lu.
t eriviHlni' hi uuuibtra from 3 car to yur
I I I "Tbtrtnr iiuw lu th Uullnl Ntalea
' SdC0O Imllana Win n Coliimhna HmluJ
I I the) were atmoat undoilt tislly of lnaa
nuinWr Tho In Hum of lln that Ihutl
altog, iliei ,jr Iho 1 huaii, Unilor audi
roiiJltl mt ait en irmoua ettunt of rvr
I rllory la UKcimaary to mipply a trlho villi
food Ilacli trltw, at llilut wero llicn,
iaiigl oror a ureal tjiiiotppfoprlnlo 1
tolU own uao 111 the pUjailUnf gattltalll
ll.h. Hotwun ouu" lrlu' huolluz
irounland that of anohtr win alwaya
unixtnalTdlTlJlngtrlp, Th whoto
ranntry mapped out on thlt noul 1 not
tuatahi mi,rolhan a tniftll population.
Thtro la th IkM oMlhle rraf in f.r
liellorlng that two eentiirlna and a half
aj ilho Indiana In whit It now th United
HMIrlc-trflha.MI.alpplril,l hot ea
rned lloirelh'f I,000."
Tilt remarkt ar lavril on Ih i
Inalllou that Iho roiwut rolurni ar
correct. With thlt view of th cat
tlittliumlrrrof llioml men It Increaa
ing, and taking Into account whit It
ttld lu refertnc to Ih rarrleaa cnuio
eratlon, II inty I let down at a matter
offacl that lhpoilf notion oil lhl
mailer It a gnat mUtaV.
.KITH or AN Orilllll.llltlAN,
A SOTICH In another column an
nouiicetlliode'itli of a rentrabl and
greatly retiiocUil lady Mother Mary
Ann Kmpoy, who weul nuktly to
ilt ihorlly befor ml Inlghl yilar.
tiny, rcbruary Stilt. Th decnted
waaoneof thontdeat membort of the
Church, having, with her hu'band,
brtn baptlteil In Cana la, lu Htt, only
Ihrr yrart lulneipient lo it Iwlug
orginlied In thlt dlapeiiMtlon.
Hho mtgratoJ to Nauvuo about tho
tain tlnio that th l'rophol Jo-epll
Hmlth did, and llvul for Kin limn In
a iortlon of lilt hotiae. Hha paaeit
through all Ih trilng wunc con
nocli-d with th penecutlont of Ih
HjIiiI.i In thixM limit, anl irtlcltcd
tiithnriniiMun. lltr huabanJ, I'.lder
William i:niy, waa oueof Ihu band of
pioneer who cam lo thlt valley In
1917, having Iho dccwetl al Winter
(iuarlcrt In etikrg of tho famllj. In
th erfjrmanc of thU duty under clr
ruimlativn of th moil trying character
tho alwayt mnnlfnteil that womanly
hvrolam which hw, duriug her
clieiparod life, won tho trite m and
aliulratlon of all ber aeipialutance.
Mother I .niy wat alto, In tho I ractl.
cat tiiitv of th term, a lourtr
of thlt region, having comu Into thlt
valley with her children In lBJ4,ono
year after th arrival of th alvanc
company. Her dutlea wvro arduout,
reipilrlng uoutual energy anl prii
Umcr, which th ever tllpla)nl,
cniltig for aud training her children
frciUunl!y In the aluenc of her hut
band-Ilia lalo KlJer William l.mpcy
on mUloii(h having been on of
Iho (lrvpt.1 nieaacngt rt lo (Itn.it llrlttln,
and 0110 of Iho 1 loneur romjiany who
Ant Vtllo.1 1'aronan, Iron County.
With htm Ih ileveawU many )ean
ago romovcil to Ht. tleorgi, and lielpwd
lorttaUUh and build up that region
which wat, befor Iho advent of tho
Haltita, rxccodlngly barren and for
bidding. Mother l.mpcy haa nlwtya 1 xhlhlted
itroug faith In Uod and the Church
of which ihu waa a devoted
and coiulitent mvnilier. Her
iloalh wat oliilct, having limply
gone gntly to tlt-ip, while her htrolo
ijlrlt iltparlnl to join her hualnnd
anlolhcra who had precedul her to
the 1'ara.llio of Ood, toawalttho rcaur
re.lloliofthlaallmofth J Oft, wliou
her redemption, with thelra, will I
ma I roni lele. Hho It in one lento
not dead, at the Uvea In her ctilldnn,
among whom aro llrother Nelton
r.iiiwy, Hitter II. I'. Hlclar,!i, HliU-r
Johu Clatk and RlaUr W. C. Morrli, of
IhliHly.
HlllEtCTl.lt AM) orillVTIONS OP
l'lNktltlOMtM.
Duiiimi 111 labor trouble of the
jiart dc ade, 110 irton hat bevii to fre
quently tuehttotwl at rinkerton. In
thu rnlndi of a great mauy thlt nam It
atiuclatvdalUi power and authority
tuperlor to IIiumi lowvtaed by IheHtali.
And ttrange tony, a great many be
lieve that l'lakwloii It In loiue
way an Initltutlou i-ueutlal to
the tafcly of tho IU.pul.llo.
A few faclt lu ronnectloii with the
Plnkertoui)iteiii may nut bu out of
laro. The founder, Allan ITnkerton
wat a uatlv of Holland, lie wain
cooptr by trade. Ho camo to tho
United HUtc lu IBU. HoNttU-1 Inn
little ham kt tianu-d Duudce, lu tho
Htutoof Illltiol. Tlieru h tatabllthud
liluianlf In hi tnde. While at work
ho ntnltalniHl full particular! of the
inoduotoiwratloiitairturtl by a uutn
lierof lioraethlevii, who thou terror
licil Illltiol and Iowa, Hy lilt aid
thla baud waa broken up. He waa
given a poaltlon at deputy HhorllTby
the ilu-rlirof that county, and mad
an tiUilintofllccr,
Boon afttrwardi he went lo live 1n
Chicago. Ther he opined 11 diUc
live agency. He kept a numbor of
mo!talwa)oithakd, ruaily t itmler
takolhodttiillou of criminal at the
euco uf private ludlvlduala. Hit
builmui bviatue quite an ixtemlve
oue. When the war broke out ho be
tamu iintlciablo. Hit man auUxl at
i In for the North all through the lie.
bullion. Hut It wat after the clow
of thu war that Allan rinkerton be
came known at a national charm tir.
He oned branchea of III Uetuitlv
agency lu New York, riillailtlphla
nnd In other ollle. Hit lttjj'uartcra
ho retained In Chli ago. lu that illy
he uatabllahed a uniformed private )u
llcvfor watching iloret anjl nildtncei.
Thliforikiaaagoveriielby n caplalu,
twolleuteiiantaaud teveral i-vrgeaiita,
He dlalrlttwl Iho city Into bealt. rheii,
oery tuerchint or rmldnt who ptIJ a
iiinill weikly itlpend had hit liue
watchod, and iloora exaiuliied ever)
hour during Hie night. In thoiuuan.
tlmo, ho la I a lrlml Uiloclho force
ImUpiii.lciit of thla, rtady to undir
tali. imy work In that lino. Itallrovt
and cxpruik conipatiha malntiiliHd
I'lnkertou men In their employ ahuoat
ooualantly,
, In 1S7I there wat a gnat itrlko of
4 coal mluert lu tho Htate of Illluolt.
The local oniolalt where the lUVe
cxltteil did not mako any effort to ro
tect "Hcali" labor. Thin Iho coal mine
operalortemplojej l'lnkerton. lleeti
gageil otio hundred men, drilled and
armed Hum. He ptacnl iruitp oAlcrrt
over Ihem. They look chargo of Iho
coal dlatrlct, and not a ttrlker would bu
ermltli-4 to ri roach Ih region of
any abaft or boarJIng howe In the Ulf
Irlct. In Ihrco month Iho attlkera
were comi Wely anWurd, and Tinker
ton nchluvud for lilmwlf new fame at n
pt-aro preierver He wat next called
Into rninlvanla. There be organ
Ued Uie "'Coal and Iron I'ollce"
which Agurcd lu the libor tmuble of
that Hlatu for ar.
Allan l'lnkerton illr.1 In 1851. H
left two um, Hubert ami Wllllani
Uo!rl hat charge of the New Vor
butlneaa, and "Hilly" of tint In th
Wit. Tnu latter It well known among
the ijurtlug fraternity. Ilia eclal
favorite comnlon lu'Chlcago It Mlko
McDonald. He ewm race). one and
la an authority on lurf matttn. He,
In conjunction Willi Corrlgan, the turf
loin, laitiumnier, cloed all the fiool
room In Chicago. Corrlgan wat
jocotcly dul 1J, at the time, Mayor of
Chicago, and '"Hilly" hit chief of
illcc.
At the groat (railroad itrlk In Chica
go in IkSJ, "Hilly" employed W Uin,
armcl lham with Wlncheater liltet,
and1 luarchcit them to Ih ihxk yarda.
They ihot Into the crowd andicat
loreil the molt lu quick time. On
man nautili Hcfjley wat klllnl, lait no
0110 waa ever punlhcl for lilt murder.
From Hint lime to Iho riwnt, every
uewr reaJcr la f imlltar with the
mil played by rinkerton lu labor
tlrlku.
That Iho rinkerton lyitini It a bad
one, no one ran deny, but It It
excutctl on Hi ground Htat regu
larly ronttlluteil authorllh are
either corruit or Inelllcleiil. How
uvir, aomo iloitu Btaln have al
ready leglilalerl agalnit tho implny
lueiit of l'lnkerton men, In anyiollce
rauclly, within their border. The
Centlltutloii prohlblti a Htata from
keeping troop In tlmeof aace without
the coiiaent of Coiigreat, but a private
citizen It appcart call do what ablate
can not.
Tho New York J.fgllalure hat a
bill now In 1 regret prohibiting Pinker
tonhm within Ita llmlli. TlioHlateof
IdaliohaiKcliuto In ltt Coiiitllutlon
r latlng lo l'liikerlonlini and prohibit
Ing II. Wyoming and Montana Imo
tluillar clauiea. Ih-orgla alo hat
a tpi-clal act of the tamo character,
liven Illl nult hat a itatutuof thla kind,
but "11111 liughaat It. In fact thcte
miniuni are, In mauy cat, jiaated to
curry favor wllh labor liadin. In
Illluolt, for Initance, tho act wat
patted rutlrtly for demagogue iur
vm, ltw hen l'lnkerton It wauted,
hla men are aworn lu aa deputy iher
lir. ami the hw la defealcd In Hilt
way. At pnient ttroug publlo
cpluloiiln.nl to lie springing upcon
demnalory of the tyitcm. lint Hi largo
cori-oratlon itlll employ theie private
ihtccllvet. They claim that If the
Htale cannot jiruteat their prorrty,
they them-eluamuit endiavor to do
to, I'Jnkirton hat tho ableat hgal
talent In the country at lilt command.
Ho clalmt that hit work It legitimate
ami cniuttitilloiia!, IiimiuikIi at he It
emtio) at entirely In the protection of
private property.
TUB UIIIIKN HKMIIllUTS.
Their .Mrcllng and Orginlutlou Mtur
day Kienlng
The following waa unavoidably
crowded out of ettcrday' luiuct
A large audience aueuibled III thu
Grand Opera Home, Ogjon, on Hatur
day etching, to organtrtherty and
lllcn to ipeecht aud uiuilc. At 8
o'clock David l.vant apptared on the
ttage, and waa greeted with applauvo.
Heveral prominent Democrat from
local polntt aud thliclly were In at
tendance, aud without much ceremony
Ogditillllti, l.., waa dueled chair
man. Thlt gentleman wat lu full
evening droit . awallow-tall coat,
Immaculato ihlrt front and p. lent
leather iHn-ert, looking more at If ho
hailUa.li gottinup fur a tall or grand
I anquet than 11 jiolltlcal aaaemblagi;
liuwever, lilt apittrancu waa by 110
miautobtnitive. nor, In fact, waa any
othir feature ul the gathering.
On taking thu clnllr Mr, illlea re
turned Hie customary thankt, ami
madeauexcvlleQtitih lu which ho
aet out DeuiocraUo prlnclph In a cleir,
lucid and nicilni t manner, Ulng fre
quoully applauded.
It. W, Croat wat made lecretary of
the meeting, and the committee 011
4rui!Uient organization and tveolutlou
wire, 011 niuilon, aitailuted hy thu
chair, the former Ulng Metara, II. H.
Ilolaip, T, I). Dee, II. II. Ileudtnou,
J. W. MoNutt and L. II. niioalm;
and the latter conalited of Mettri.
r.vam, Hulll van, Hmllh,ricocrort aud
liar ton.
The commltteo on pirmiticnt orga
nlMlon rcportoil and recommended
that the club have at olllcert a pretl
dent, three vIce-imaildMilf,A tecretar ,
treatureraudon executtvo commltUo
to conilat of Uiu prttldiiitaudtecrotary
and Ave other geutlenion. Hie rtjit
wnt alolid,
Mr. Hmlth ttateil that In it looting a
pntldetit a man ihoull tw chutvu
who had much eirlince lu political
tainialgiii. He named Judge II. 1',
Helidertuu. The votu waa ut aud
Hie gentleman elected.
It. C Itlchanlt wat clcctixl Artt vice
prill Jcnt; J, 1). Ilurd itisiud vh.
pn-jlleut; I,. W. Hhlun third vice
prtiMir)!
H.H. Itolappwat eleclod tecrelary
and J M. IancAtorf trenaurer.
Oh motion or 71 r llarton tho chair
named at a committee lo 'elect Hie ex
Ktitlvu lommlltu, Mmar. J, II. liar
ton, II. D. JonuauilH, Hilleuder
ton.
1 he committee retired and the hand
plajod a, Mining air, Tho u-.mii re
jairted toconiariie the executive com
mllteuworeatfollowit H. 1. Hender
iou, Ugdeu llllet, II. II. llolapp, Johu
U, Taylor, Thonm I. Dee, II. W
Hmlth mid J. W. McNutt.
I'lill Hanley wti added lo the com
mlttw at reprttientlngthelaburuiilotii.
Mr. II. W, Hmlth waa then Intro
duieil na the flnl tieakir. He gave
an al.lo txoillloii of Democratic I Un
ci. In and wat warmly greeted
throughout.
lib wai followed by II. II. Itola) p,
who, lu lilt uaual vlgorou ttylo.
purtrayeil what bo conildeml the evlla
of Itipuhllcaiilimandtbeblmliigi of
Deinoi racy.
Then (aitie JuJge Hendemm, who
mt le quite a h-arne.1 and ableixech
of review and coniitulnou, hit rvmarka
being well najvel
I'rof T. II. I wla gave a hltlork-al
dlatertatlon Un Hie principle of the
two partlei, their origin, eto., and
made all excellent allowing for hi aide
of the case.
Mr. I.. It. Ilhoa h made a talk,
which waa greeted with nil the differ
enl token of apirovnl uaual nn inch
occasion. Home iMttloiuof lilt iah
wvro quit mlutei( and liumorom aud
nwlved hearty demon, Irallom.
allt wirnma.1 forH. A, Kenncr,
and coining firward ho gave bit en
dcrtemeiil tothcau.o In a tich of
ntaiul twenty mlniit diintloti. He
ex 1 retted lilmaelf vehemently 011 the
iltuatlou, rea-eiitlng tome of the "ill
llaulei" of lie) ublii-anltm and "vlr
tuea" of Democracy. He wat frvquitit
ly api lauded.
Johu lloyle wai the but iaker, and
the hrlcn.il, aa well ai on of the It-it.
Hegav a plain liulncMllkeexivil
Hon of hla principle, giving hi" fully
lu ivlltlci to Hi Ilemocrotlo iity.
The national lliiiwareitrlctly drawn
In Ogdon, aud 11 It undentooil that
hereafter all iwlltlcat contciti will be
fought accord! ngly.
"Tlti: HAM) UP bllll.''
iatb or TitiiiTKi-t mucins WHO
AlTMITIIIl ".lr tHI'l'lll ".NOT
UNK HKC1IVII1 A CIllliatlA.N
riiiA...
Afciednxtago a man waa found
dead luru In the guttir, wrlln the
Itlrmliighain (Ala) curmpondcnl of
the HL l.oul rWt-Prmomir. liven
lu death thero waa a mute look of ttr
ror In Hie bloodahot eye, ami thu
bloated face ha 1 grown nle and lug
gard at the coming of tho grim do
itmyer. "Drlnkl" uld Iho coroner'
Ium, but an old man who came aud
looked for a long llnm on the ile,d(ad
fico raid, with a ihudder, at lie turnol
awajt "It wat the hind of Hod." Thlt
man who hail died In thu gutter wat
Iho but of n fated thirteen, nnd In the
death of each and all f themtheChrla
Han will read tho vengeance of an lu
ultcd Deity, '
At the leading hotel In a mnthern
city In the tuniiner of l&V, thirteen
men, wiring the uniform of Conled.
etate onicert, tat doan to a dlnuvr.
Kvi ry man In the ntly Ulougial to a
grand old toulliern family, and many
of the name are llluilrlout In Ihe hli
lory of the country, l.very man wat
Acavalller. They were llowireof Iho
oldiouth, repmeiitatlve of theclilv
airy of Ihu ninny land, then ouvelod
In the gloom of defeat and deeiKilr.
llvirymau tlieru had been n gnllant
toldler In the confederate army They
had nlurncd from the Aeld cf de
feat to Aud their home ilnlro)od,
their davit free, their wealth
gone and many of their lieanal
and diarrat relative! and Irlendt dead.
The meeting at lid holt I at a chance
one, lilt talking over Jhe iltuatlou In
which Ihey fuunJ thimnlvia Ihey re
tolvvd to forget Iho horror of It aud for
Awhile to drowulhelrtorrowilndrliik.
Tin yard down to dlmiir, and round
after round of drink waa ordered.
H0011 the bloody acenea of war, Hie
vlilotiaof rulneil hornet, were All for
gotten, rirtlthey beoamu tutrry,tlien
recklcM.
"It 111 rail till the h-t nipi-or,"
tuddenly exclalmial one of the rty.
Aud Hie nigireitloii met with luttaut
Approval. They might nover mift
again, 10 "the lait upier" would
be a Atllng name for the feaat
where reaaoti had Acd, More
drlnkt wire ordered, every mail
II IUd hla glau, Ihu HghU wire
Uiriidl low and the thirteen men de
clari-d Ihemaelvet Chilat and lilt
tviilvn aiKietk-t. A oung man who
liadcomiiiaiideilariguuo'it acted the
rnlu of Chrltl And, fur the occatlon,
each mail awumed thu namo of one of
tho aj-oi.tli-1. riiere waa A wrangle at
to who ihould Imi-Mtoukte Judaa, lait
more drlnkt were oraercd. and then A
young Ueuteiiaut ngrea-J lo act the
charai ter of the lietra) er of hla Havlor.
II wot midnight, Uit ealt or drunk
en laughttrnwokethuiihoci lu every
nook aud comer of the oil home.
Agalu and again thu decanli ra wore
patted around, aud thu blaij liemout
mockery cf the latt tuiper wirilou.
A ltlble wutoallod for, aud the young
olllcir who wat lmiertouatlng
Ihe Havlor turned to Hie New
Tratametit and read aloud the
olemu wordt of Clirlt- The
reading wat !iiicrru ted now and then
by torn coarto Jctt or ril-atd laughtor,
while 1 xprettloiia llko "Judat, natt the
bottle," would excite the mirth of tho
drunken mm to a point that complete
ly drowned the voho of the reader,
At tho pror joint In the nailing,
bread wat pimal around, anil the win
wairepnietited by gbuatafllled to the
brim with brandy.
"He that drluktth from the liottle
with rau aiiall Utraymr!"ixclalmed
tliom.uk ChlUt lu a traglo manner,
and placing a decanter to hi lip he
wallowed a quantity of brandy, then
patKcd It tn Jii.latacnntthe tat le. Thlt
wat greeted with penltof laughter, aud
again the other mock ni-oatlitj wiled!
"Juda, tu Iho lttlc!';
All night long thla mockery went
on, and when morning camo Hie thir
teen mciiwere lu A drunken ttuiiir.
It wat loveral daj t iKifow they all re
covered from the ellectt of Hint ulght't
debauchery. Then they teauuted.
That tuj 1 er had Indeed bcou Ihtlr laat;
they uovvr tuet again.
I romthat night the vengeance of
(led followed thoto thirteen men.
l.verythlng they undeitook failed.
Apple of gold turnol to lhad Hea
fruit In their hatida, One by une they
went to the doga, and eury man of
them met a horrible aud uUgraceful
death. llcriatcd failure lu butl.
itett drove tome of Hum
to detiwrallou and crime. One of
them wat lynched In Texai for mur
dtr. Tho young man who had lmr.
minted (lirl.l waa druwunl In the
llratoirlMrwlillellreliigfroin a vlg.
Iiniecommltti-e on n ttolou hortu ami
hit liody wat neer ncoiered.
Another, while lu a druuken alujor,
waa caught In a burning lailldlng aud
rlihod In the Ilium. One wai
ttalU-J tothohiart by a woman he
had betrayed, and Hill another wot
murdered Ilia lowbruthillua Wwtcru
city. Ho far at can Ui harned, not one
of tin m ever n celvnl Cbrlttlau burial,
an I their giavca are unmtrked and
unknown, rheinau who died lu the
gutter and wat burled lu Ihe pottw't
lltld waa thu lait of th IhlrKvu,
.VMM 1 .1 MmilbLI.
Another wreck It r polled on the
ItlnUrand Wiitern.
Ilclfwl, Ireland, hat A nmall jwitjl
Utmlc. Mr. Dennett, of tho Illo (Iraude
Wrttern, It down with la grippe.
Leghorn hat "Da gtlrie" In a ld
way. riiehuiplialaara crowded with
"grlp"Uenta.
Mr.Haimdireoflhe Utah Commit
Ion It down with the grip. Dalttl
rrtt tny he It Improving.
Htreet irmlngt In thbiclly are Inn
deplorable nondltloii Hurely the lty
could aOord to clean the prlnclj!
omt.
Tlieiltyof llerllu la aluajt oil the
Hpree, but the 1 mpcrur of Utrmany
only got on a tpree once, that w aa lait
week.
United Htata crubrri are ordered to
Chilian water. There are eight I.ng
llh rrulHtt there already.
Ileneral Hherman leave four
dioigblcri, two martini, Mri. Thack
eray and Mn. Flu h, and two unmar
ried, lilttleaiid Hachel.
Patk City hat pneumonia, lyhold
fuver, bronchltli, Li grlpjie, intluonta,
1 pliootlc, and In fact all Hie Hit which
belong to a city of metroiolltau rank.
A new cure for consumption It an
nounced by I'rof. Iilavtrlcliof Ilerlln.
The I' till pbytlclniit renounce Ktch
a failure.
ljueen Victoria Axed hor Ant draw
ing mom fur a WednenJay In Dent,
and ltiimanlatr nnd high churchmen
ate Innnicil, Tliey expttt her Mnjeity
It turning l'rcthjtirlau.
It It not amuilng tohearlworolonelt
convening, tnch about hlnuclf. It I
inucluuore no to laar two ladleacon
venlnr, and both uniting on tome
oUier lady.
Two volume of the Kederallil"
were old In Wathlngton rMTtitly for
tlMI, Tiny were out the roperly of
Ueorgo JVaihlugtou. Henator Hcartl
of Callfurnla waa the purchaiir.
Ingallt tall the iiocalogue would
ncvr inter American ratltlct. Houth
Dakota toudi the ltnv. Mr. Kyle, a
Congregational mltilattr, lo the United
HUteiHeiiate. Whatdoca Mr. Ingallt
think of HT
A large meteor pawed orcrMadlaou,
Maine, -011 thu Sllh Imt. It wataa
largo na a full moou. It bunt with a
loud rtaut, mid icaltered plvciai lu all
dlrccilotie. lIouiewtrihakiiatiriiy
etlhiuak.
Democrat! claim Hut the republican
party In Idaho la falling tor Itvtt. II
ItrerUlult iplltlnlo teveral facllcnn,
but that will not rau-o Hi death. The
Karmtr't Alliance Itgalulng a foothold
and It exptcta to control Iuaho before
many mouth.
Iluwla'i exhibit at Hie World't Fair
will outdu everything elte from foreign
couulrut. (Ivtr Iho million dollara
have t-ren rAliealby tubtcilptlon for
thaexllltilt. VIILlge tiprtMlitlllg 1U
dlrrcrentraci-t nnd trIUt of the Hut.
ilau empire will be ihowu lu Chlcigo.
llr.nl.ljn, N. V., In a;2,0Ui),0O)
liooilleiiandal among lu polltlcjani.
Tlie N. Y. 11 iWd hat exploded tile com
t In-. Thecllvolllclali agrtdtoy
t.',000,k)Ior$i;5,iHd worUi of pro
1 tty. Till 1 ropuity wot held by them
elvca.
The entire family of I'rauk l.u
Count of llevere, iit-tr llonton, waa
twlaoiiedun the Villi Imt. There li a
theory that Hie cow which iuppllcd
the family with milk bid eaten wild
cirroli, and that Hie wlton of thete
wat tranimltted to Ihe milk.
TheCharliitou A'cu t nmf Ubuner, In
arecint Ittuo, had a mutt tcurrllout
and vindictive article auiallli g the
character and memory of (ieneral
HI1iTiu-.11. Very bid tatie till of the
Cavallen. It l petty. trivial, and r
tlctilarly imall mlndeil. 'Ihere are
llourbout who tiuverleatn.
llraill hat a irlmlualof note, ono
Clement Villi.. He It a muDttu.nged
i?. He hot lived for aoiue tluie on
human lleati. lleglveaihe namet uf
teveral iert0ua he killed an 1 iat He
taji lujmttu llih tuilc awef t, that the
lil.itt ialatable nirta are the brain,
longue and marrow. Ho tail he
alwajt ile t Well after eating, aud had
110 riinoiie.
Mr.WIiltney,wlfoofllieex-.Secretary
of the Navy, ajt that the reaiou why
more glrli dou'l marry, It, Ucaute of
tho higher education glieu to glrla at
prcteot lly thlt thei are rendired
more ludii-vndunt. and they gu into
the learned profeailom aud 111 ou. Hue
ayi Hint A itlguia 110 more lollow old
tualdenhood.
Jaregul, the noted doijierado who
terrorized Jalltco, Mexltti, tor mote
thin a jttir, wat killed on the 3rd
In.t. by a company of Mexlcau tol
dlen. He had a regularly organized
land of outlnwM unuer Ida command.
Murdeti, robberlei, abJuctlout aud
othercrlmet weroiKratrated nightly
uutll the whole Htate of Jalltco wot lu
terror. Word waare(eledbytheolce
that Jaregul would attack a rich ranch
er' 1 lace on a certalntlme. A coiiqainy
or lufiutry laid In watt for him. He
wat kurreunded. Hit band were All
hot to death, and he hlutRolf had four
bullet hole lu hli breatt, hit two can
rhot off, and nno of lilt arm thattered,
whin hit dead body wna examined,
'earned, NUIlled mill laoable 1'lij.
The oldett, mot reliable nnd iuccivm
till PacinoCoaatiixYlallttii, Dr. I.leblg
k Co., of llio I.leblg World Dlipenaary,
Hutu City, Kaniat City and Han I ran'
cltco, are Juttly nilebrattd for their
many curia of Chronlo Dlmaica aud
Doformlllet In Utah, will vlilt Ogden
I'lbrunry Mill ami iilth, and haiuof
Autat Ilroom Hotel, at Cllft Houte,
Hilt Dako City, 1 ib.7tll and Ulh; at
llolie City, March 3rd ami Hli, nnd at
llnlley, Idaho, March Cth, Olh and
7lh. j d.V.luw
All rnrtlc ludi Uul lo ut will 1 lenio
note that we aie temporarily located
wlthHpeiicer Clantflii .V Co, Broad
way, Vromi t ut tth meutt are riiiueit
id. Coi ruiuaiiLiivi Co.
Iliill.llii aud lAitu Aaaorlnlloii
memWriiluuld read Ihe American
llulldlng Atioclatlou lwl. It ix.
totci all mhmnnaged nnoclatlout. 1 11
ita ninth tnr. Due dollar tur 5inr.
153 Washington hL, Chicago. d7t
The Tliniat. ".'roira' JlrvnMal
yVuolct" act directly 011 the orgaui of
thu voice. They ha, e an 1 xtraordlnary
elicit In all dlmrdcrt ot the throat.
Oem Htovea and llangea nre the
brtt. Hi tn u ih w ai l.u Co ,
17 aud 1U Wnt Houtb. Temiil HI.
AMlSltMI.MS.
SALT LAKE TiniiVTKE.
Can. Tti no, U4kiona.
WEDNESDAY, Pol. 25th,
-TI1X-
Thalia Dramatic Club,
tTntlrrltitilireciioft et tht treat wnJijh
ior,
ALFRED NILSSON,
111 arpcir la ILt tleii pepnlir axcillati
"TE1L1JM1!"
Th04t who btvenuu dram troi ire
ltto net Itpu u ogM rfoi tomVi th uVtUtli
tin.
Mr MlM.a UUt ihr prt fa M tlr kit
M litr hurt ironrnnUBl lo Btnli olhff
TUtr-ttH Tn llinrr th frnB4 t
"lh AoUA.Mnltr,' an) thu thtnl tn th
(reiiiflr nmitril Tprtr.tV fiylag n
Uroki ultMl of ttu iflrlirHfJ ftrtkt IRI
, Ihu Aimrlaanttwi'l flat tnarh Ajtyfti"! In
1ilnlntr It Ih AnfiMieli.f ,bft r.-
lriilMtiaihtltlarii, mh u " c rmlitvii
ilaniea'tlancnl t tii wholroniiany tl
third trt.aftl lUHltirUnafn" M "rTW1U
poiti., t1anrmiN tliUi,art lrthc Itilriir
n Itroihttra. U ih m act th rlitfi1
mnUmltYitan it inax hj tbt wt diah mmn
Th OTcrlufA la pen til r romiMMM hr ar
wrll known modrUN NT l4 nriUfcN II
in wTttlrn o iwn tmott lalvn rttn m ranik
In lb draii ItUn titter roiniiMiiion nd
laprohiiaiieM 6f miii.el.ini 19 Vn-iiltr
1 - t luhlad
Tllhur nrrbtttra W1A U lrr1 rT
IhattcrtaJionftiiitH.ilrtnlcr wicril nmflrn
tlonaditflni Ihn . .!.,, larh iMmitfm'
t,baral(tn lalloti, n)i ill th orlft!
fBrrUi IVjutitunrrifrom OB o inch a p tri,
AadnhfnwaannaiiBMthtl Vrttttnr Y K.
MTJCIIIh la r uk rbuftt ft tlio Urthlr fr
Ihtrrt ftr, ll t a anr uirtlrf tn i frjbo)
that alo lata i t of th rf ramm Hill Im ah
DOT llrkrti, I nl tric I to, ofllf 0 pa
Tutadar, SUb, at l-j a. rita
SALT LAKE TIIKATIU5
V, a. liiarov, Iliattcr
Tbe Sp'clicnlar Event of the Season!
3 NIGHTS AND SATUROAY M.MIHEE
Feb. 2627, 29.
Iilrtcl from Villi t Utntta Tbtllre, Ntar 1 ort.
KIllALFY'S
Sanplnuu I airy 9rrclact(
lATEiTlIEEl
-irfR)itrxT Mttic
Goriroua Cotuml
dllUvrlnir Armor t
Kaclntlnu DalUts I
Grand March I
Mnuniricont Scoiory I
Calcium LIthtat
Noval European Specialties I
40-Persons la itt Grand Prodncl.on.-40
I'ttril.lR I'HMKH.
Ial of itila bvmm W e4ntidir, Tth. t.
WONDEELATO
SI HIMi SDimi, Nexl In I II in.
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ArtrlM irtmJtnf Aa lit J.rnl
Jain, and lit. I ar, h,lrlnallala
Tlie(ineili,"llnr ll.nlJIiit llnnu."
Ont ek Itua tt rhe IVeellv nbr.M
Itaal tot llitat trt Matr uattt latrrt.llnr aa t
hDTel laattraa iaturdar I f Mldrrn a liar
All ehil(lrratJniilt,llrniiittm nlll j,m
lorltrtiita. IrlJarla lA4ipa etuTrttr tur
hm lit Wat liftrp., Ill nr Ihwra OMn I
rrem 1141? alp m. l-rrrormtnte h nrlr I
35o. APMITS TO Alt. o.
Witrotnvrenoatrr, li. It acuimrn,
nuUtnl. JUL Ocallw.
Jru6t (Somparjy,
No. I and 3 Eaat Tampt CtrU
EtfaMUhtd J313. jW tntorterntt $$$.
nun triMi
Wii rot d cmj put r r, rntt ,
drtJKdK q, I'aic-io. Her ftttt
Junn r "viih,
iJlURiUDl .OLJIJ,
JiXlltlhK,
Ufcondt trttotpt
T O UKHfitt. C'lAirT,
II 11 CUM Ot
DOES A GEKERALJAMiKQ BUSINESS
DMT" PAyt 6 Par Cant Intarett on
Savlnta Daposlta.
Oa ArPfOTed Mfarlll Tlatra
KM.r I.AKH CITY, ITAll.
Paid Up Capital 230,000
iurplu jm. $280,000 j
mill iTOHti I
Jont finer, rmifftif, '
Hon TiliKilta, lie ftuUnt.
r. w. Unia.
J. IL lliataa,
J.T Hint,
J.o.iTUtn.
JiMtt Finer,
ltkltl lllKWOOOKr,
1 It I'tiar,
I 1, .'Itaiaoa.
llrntua nonttr,
J. II. mtlita,
1. NIIILU, (liithr.
II a.Tin.x.1, JiiMlfr.
Rtctlits Deposits Payable oa Demand.
Tnii afj 411 CrrlttJ rm At Iwfl,
VwarlMv,, CHnfo, it LmU riMaie, laJae
tad 0tt tin fltadyl Clatflw Mltl rif-fl
tv- aid IHpoall Iktlta.tUtluitlr btr
tlar lad Alt kpt,r Iteull 14 la til vr rtr.
UTAH"
Commercial Savings Bank,
2 li S F. Flrat 8outh St.,
SAT1' l.AKU CITY.
I triTlt. .waa ooa no
Mart in, . tivito.oo
I AllMITKOMI, I ml,
V MiK. IH IVail,
II. I LlUMIMlt, Culitr.
Mill I lullHl
r. Armiirttr. ' w Mtl'ea,
ll.t rr llabtna, T W rtWbttk,
IhtllT Jantlaia, Cltorat M. Uttaot,
l.Ji..uaar.l. II. II Mud,
It K.Caatiia.
(Jerjcral Bai)rjlr?$ Bujirjejj
;t rtr Craf. lUrrtt lvH oa Sirtajl
I)';..i,li, i ob ;m M I T.MJ a IVnr.
rTHE STATE DANK OF UTAH, j
OMilllt) -jou oo,ooo. ,
IIKIirilJ (lUr. 1'rvtltJri.t.
Mat. II lUMinv tc I'ra.lltal.
likUKitM wrixh, i.hicr
nut io"Jt o i wt
J tirph I Swiih. Ctiia A ilnritii.
Uuull IU. Sn-hiW tlartoa.
urtmlLlanaoa, rah1 TaUr.
fBn rtJ'awn, I ttilor katnjnirtb,
tlnJJoiru, llu harder tut,
llaarrA nooiUf,
Itttaltt a d. poult nayabl ti iraaa
Iana Htunaji ou ai rtv-l auurt(j
lirawi i iMiiar on all rim n al ilnU
rartIrnMl.iinaiadf- aita
( itt-janrli imii llivrvon uaanarly.
An I wau your LuIb i
A88IGNEE:SflkEI
ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26th, 1891,
l n iu, cuMMkMr. tiik lAt it or
0r$55.OOO&
-WOlt'l'lt Ol1-
MY BOOBSaiul GENTS' FlfflllS
rug Annum of what they cost
80 A 10 QUICKLY RCAIIZE MONEY ton Till! HIM UT
ur
Tltr.lt. 11 AN IMUHMK STOCK Of
Ladles' Tea Gowns, Ladles' Ready-Made Dresses,
And LADIES' and CHILDREN'S
CLOAKS, CAPES AND JACKETS,
WIIILIt 1 M III. KKI I, roil 1 1 IH TIHX
FIFTY CENTS 01 W DOLLAR
01 Iho Original Wholtiala Coil. Trill ttocl I), wlthoul a queitlon, th Tlnetl r I
th city, and It will pay you to buy Doodi now, vihrlhor you need them or I
not. lor a Ilk opporlun ly lo buy lha CHOICEST ol Coodt, REQARD
LESS ol WHOLESALE COST, may not preitnl Ititll lo you for
a long tlmo lo com. I will olTor EXTRAORDINARY IN- I
DUCEMENTS lo PURCHASERS ol LARQE LOTS ol I
GOODS. Carl) early morning, to a to avoid 1
the Intvlttblo rmh ol alltrnoom. A
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