Deseret evening news. [volume], February 27, 1891, Page 4, Image 4

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DESERET EVENIHG HEWS.
jM rtmttaift twit etr8iTi iitmn
M raman runtime at
THE DE3ERET NEV3 CO
j. ciuaixs w rgvaoir, u iTQit
V. lriart Isbrwetj 3T latl.
, ' A II tf Iril' (IIIFK (JU1 ltll.
4 Is It ft furl Hint the Diop (,'rr.k tall.
j road prrjirt will full through. If IK
I niftnlttilatora do not Gtilaln is-sat-sslou
"if Mock if land UloliRlnic Ul (tin o-
f ' rloorililnrlty'for IfM than half IU
l value? If no, thsn Ihrrr la not much
1 tollil foiinilstlon lo tli enterprise. II
will tale many million tf capital l
111 bull.l that rot i'. Ih.tlWH'i'lo.tirreel
I for MitOlil rorlBquira la nim toarci-
ly worth nit ntlonliiK In coniparla on
If the DcrpCrrtk rallron I scheme will
notrruti-rlallrestllhoutthat (lock, It
-Might to day vr litre It l n r.
Wis mention this brcntit the only
aripinieul u have heard In favor of
lurulnn orcr llili plot of aihllt
prorly to pilvata wmliy,
la tho henrflt which will accrue
to tho city pattlciilulr to teal
estate dealers, from tho UilMlnn
of that roaJ, An J tho Inferrne.- It,
Uiat without tin thick tho road still
lot htt hull'. H the road Is hi Is-run-tructed
whether tho I lock la olittlnrJ
irintt, why all this fuss an I hail fl
lot Ui auiw silillo itilrrt-ate anil hiU1c
rlRhta are ilt fen Inl aa against tho lana
of rlvate ciitaton?
It It particularly nitlcraulo that tlm
l-rrsonaand tiiajia that -tdvocale the
transfer, ilo ao with g real rag against
thosawhoutloii ll j ro rlety. What
I Iho articular InJucvnisnt which
11m thorn to so much rtnl? Dnse It
ndgltethe wliolo scheme tho color of
aJoliT I).x-s It not bring lap a cloud if
ui Iclon which ovrrsliado tra tho whole
attain
( 11 these iiitrsllona ho answered!
Will Iho Dsoji Creek; ntllron I project
fall through. If Iho Old Fort Illockre.
inaliislii pouttulon of the ptihllc? II
no, how much bottom la there to tho
acheme? If not, whit U tho use of
rounding an argument favoring the
Iraiutrr.oiilheUnrnuto bo derived
I y tho city f ron lh Landing of tho
road, and the 'mmi thai will rmua If
tho road la not billtf Atil whore li
tlieoriiwaiiljuitlco of abusing own
who think tho block ought to lie lei I
fur ibllo sirpoe, an I calling thrin
"oblructlaiilt.s" and enemies to pro
Tlio prevent Issue la vary different lo
tho cat. of a rallroa 1 company I u duul t
aa to wharo It will mika III tcruiluus
orjunctlon, an 1 In or.lrr to scents Ita
presence iwltsjtlnes the it-nflo of a
gltcii locality are willing t j tsll (limp
ly orglve It tin I for depot purpoens,
Iftlllaroal la to be a mil y, It will
atartfmmthlicily. It la not proposed
' to build It el all unlets It beglua or ends
jjj hrrr. Without Halt lake City there
IS It nothing to the project.
II Tho gontleimn managing tho nf.
m fair want to get a valual.lo
A t.lock, In the Interior or tho
I city. 1'allliig tn gel It for nothing they
I I ollorlM,(MDforll. Who haa l.lami.l
k 9 thtmT Nobotlylhatwolmvohianlof
j ItlathiMowlioohjiictlalhoKiriaiid to
, I tho aalo who aro beratitl. W hat for?
, If lhoroalUtoboliillt,nyho,wliy
m arethot'lJectoratobeblamnlaatlAUd
I log In tho way o( publla IntermU?
. , Ate they not really defending public
,' Interfile aa agnlnit prlrato apecula
i j tlon;
1 I Tho City Attormy 4l-a the City
I 1 Council that they have no right to
1 I gho auayor wll the Hock In iia-
' j Hon. In tho face of that mil legal
j I nmnaol, what have the City cltlctaU lo
liaok them In their doalre to convey
B thoiiblluprui ly to a prlvatii com.
IB ny? Tho wlihea of tho iltlaen.:
i H Tliovotoof tho Uyinr The do.
J"j manU of their coiulltutnU? Tho voice
fif of thoconimuiilty; No, Indiod. Out
L) elJu of koine leal i tills dealtni and
"A ethera whoso vlewa aro (olorctl b;
eiacted jwrioual a.vnntjkn, the
Kroat body of llio prajilo are oppoavj to
ihe turreuder of the block Inten led
9 oriiulllooouvcnlemwaulajornmeiit,
without any benefit In return eioept
' money leaa llinu halt tho valuo of tin.
Ian J. And Ihry are hoilllo to tho natal
I llthment nf uuothtr rallrmlj deiol
within the (populated llmlia of Iho city.
Wo do not womlir at tlm autloty
j ' and earimluina of Iho gontletueii whu
!l want Iho bloik. That la very natural.
I Hut what la Ihe matter Willi thoae
I aglUlodnndaUitlvepiraona who are
i iukliliigthUaclitmeainlareiiotcuu.
. arlly lutereatul In It, uulrn It la a fio
, thattheacheiuolalofallllirutighlf ho
j block 1 not Hcureilf Ami If tlm
j ruling of thlaploco of valuable public
iroporty la weuntlal to tho prijicl,
how much tertalnty la there that Iho
i road will U. built at all?
Now don't lly Into a rage, and put
ter, and aplt, auit call nuima and run
ellurouudtheso ijuitliuiK, but anaxor
I thrniiK tarely, and give ita aoiuo reu
' onawhythltopllyof the enphof
thlaclty It to I illvi tied to prlvat
utea agalnat their wll', an 1 In fun f
tho doubt aa to the lawful authority lo
1 make the wnvejance. We do not a)
' thtrn aro nine, but thiy havo uotjit
I utluuunptraiu'oaiil lftheyhno
any oxUtenm It la time they were
brought to tho front.
IT 11 Will Sill.
& Tie apetlatle prtMiiteilhylheClty
Council of Malt I .kit It auniclinl In
dltlUMi tho gvnlua of ualaucholla
1 tliroughout Ihoiuunlclialcorioratlon
Thlamouaco to thu mental health of
I Jjaajaaw Ue wauutuully la ust oul) bwuuao of
K .laB
thoovldenceaof manlpnlatlvo JolUry
at ahnoat every alep of Iho publlu lJ.
new, hut on account of the undignified
tallcaux iroenteil at tho mialoua of
tlis alleged lathera of tho city.
It la eutllclently aaldcnlug when
mtmU ra and alleged inembera (tho alx
liarnaclea who were never elected) aa
aume a perpendicular attitude aud
hurl large allcva of alang etltheta
and ml eyed dtllance at tatli
other, but when men whu have
not a ihaclow of alanillng
or memlieralilp on the Itoor are f
niltloil to uln tn tho thetorlcnl melee,
every limit of decency la over!ead.
It may l tolerable for ncltlttn, by
courttay, to be allowed lo present a re
epKtful tlllon nnd the rraaonalie haa
lo furntsli In mipport of It, but that ho
hould be allowed, with or without
peruiiaelou, to Join Inn debate In pro
gftvaluA Jcgtilatlvo body, aud In tho
courw of It lo bandy ejiltheta with
niomUra la ao utterly foreign to good
aeiiae and proprlet that no conalatelit
araoti can endoraelt.
II6wever, Ihe lateit eiwaltlon of
tills ihararler la but following
up tho lllvrty given loo at
lorueya for the aipllcnnl fur a
whltky llcenra. After Ihe Council
had deiilnd the application lheo
llmbaof theUw were rmllted toan
pear before that body and mako ar
KUineuhli favor of their client, not
wllliaun ling that tho matter waa
u ling In the courtt. Thin the t'oun
ell apwra tn be liecoiulng "all Ihlngi"
to aorne men. Atone lime llaavinu
Iho rolo of a court of law, niluu the
net eaaary acumen,aid at another take
on the appearance, of a "free and taty"
donating club whoe rule do not require.
Iho lartlclpintato ronflno IhiiiiHlvea
tolhunioat ordinary decorum.
TIihm ijnnptoma, combined with tho
evldencea of Jobs and llnconaclomblo
oxiculltureof the jcople'a money on
lioWo In tho grouuJ, are the almost
constant fowl for rejection aupplled by
the reaent city govtrument. Tnere la
do nutriment In It, The publla Is
llioroughlv nauseated with the alio
patbla dosea with which It la being
comtintly sup Med by the Council.
One of the lamentable features of
the Council squabbles and scurrility
throwing i!aodce U the utter aud
childlike heirlcMiiewi of the Mayor,
who aeoms to have no more iwer tn
preserve order than a kitten aullerlcg
from a eevere attack of thegrlja.
SCHOOL HUM".
Muni sthoollioUHa are needed In
this city) there-1 no doubt. Thu fire
Hhool liw, with lis provisions In refer
euce to compulsory education, hat
osnsesl the ovtrrrowdlng ofourdla.
trtel acliool tailldltigs, and other lacea
have bevnutlllxeil for their accummo
lstlnn. The Usiilng of lomls to tho
amount of JKJ.uiu has Utii doler
mlnntonbytholloard of lluratlou,
and with Ihe amount thus raised It It
lobe hoped rutnt needs at least will
be suj plletl.
Tho tat pa) era need not In alarmed
In rticard to this matter. 1 hern la no
arbitrary ;er vested In Iho Hoard lo
Issue bonds for Khool purpotea Willi,
out the content of these who aro
chiefly Interested. An ilecllon must
le hell, at hlt.u a luajorlly of tho
voters decide In favor of the Issuing of
tho laiuda Uforo lliey ran Iki Issued
Due notice of audi eleitlon must lie
given, livery adult male bupayir
resident lu the city for thirty ilnjt and
In tho Tirrltory tit months can vole
on the iueatlon. The amount of the
bondt must not exciinl two per rsnt of
the taxable pro rty In tho t liy. Thus,
If lhetaxiaycrado not want to have
the bonds Issued they havo the (toner
to SU prers them.
We believe, however, that Iho ma
jority vf the tax)rra will teu Ihe
need ol morn acliool accommodatlout
aud lai ready to aid In providing them.
Also that tin y will tee that raising tho
lUHidful funds ly lin.ls will bo an
easier mithod than )liig a large
mclul tax. The Hoard of Fdiiratlon
ran levy ain collect n tax of not to
exctvd to per rent on tho taxable
) ropert) , and will no doubt be governed
III this matter b) tho amount talnd
through laiiidt.
Kxtravnitanro should not iKieucour
aged In aiy dlrmtlon. Hut wlie
economy will suggest that goql,
spacious aud suitable buildlngt for
school urpuHv should bo provided that
will bo likely toaerve necisaary pur
Ktta fortoino llmu to rouio. And It
should be thu desire of very aibllc.
t Irlti 1 cltlien to promoto the rauso of
education, aud make Ihe achoolhoutea
of this city a credit to theeuploaiid
ample for Ihe wanla of Ilia ethuol popu
latlon.
lllflll Ut'ATIIUi. HUJHN.
AT no time In tho history of the
C'liunh have an many of thovileraut,
of lulli vie', of Ihe community rusVil
away as during Iho last few months.
Tho latest or ttils class, In Halt Ijike
City, to depait to thu other life, Is Al
niena 1 air, of the Heveiitcentli Ward,
a widely kuown aud greatly respu-nd
lu.. llsr death occurred at llllitu
minutes ast two o'clock this morning,
tho immediate cause being general di
Ulll surliidiued byoldagv.
Almena I atr was a daughter of
Henry Mid Harah Itaudall, and was
lairii In Ht. l.awrcuce County, lw
York, ovember 53, 18H, nuioi-il,
when about tweuty years uld, toNI.
agara ( uuiit), where the embraced
"Mornionlsm," bilng liotld ly
l.ller Haiuuil Mullliier lu April, IS 13.
Formerly thu lud Uhu h slnuuih
Methodist III IBM the migrated to
Nauoo, 111, where she Uiaumtho
wlfo of Lldor Wluslow Farr,
an I passed through all the trying and
alf.sacrll!clng ordeals, under which
IhoHoliibjof that tlmo suiriml. To
fttthtr with the rest of the family iho
left Nanvoofor Iho West lu June, 1111,
tarrfiii at Winter utlert and Kanea.
vlllo nearly four years, her husband In
tlm meantime performing n mission lo
the 1'as'rru rUMes. Alter her arrival
In tlreat Halt Lake Valley, In 1W,
sheoccupled a limn habitation near Iho
mouth of Little Cottonwood Canyon,
where sho was often exi-osed togrent
danger from marauding Indiana. Hub.
sciurntty she tlvcil on a farm mi Dig
Cottonwood, where her hutlxind (lied
In August, 18'H. 1'revlous to Ida death
she ha 1 removed to Halt Lake City.
For over forty Jean aim followed the
proferslsnof midwife, and Intlistca.
paclty waited upon Ihoutauds of her
elstrrt Her life has been an examplo
of unfaltering faith aud unwaerlng
Integrity.
Thefunrral will l held tomorrow
(Hsturdnj)nt I p.m., lathe Heventecth
Ward meeting house.
TIIIIII. IIIMILMIII TIIAMI'S.
HuuKimiiali. statta that his tint
ACMualntaiico with the late Ucorgu W.
I till waa formed something over too
years ago. Sir. Kimball waa at that
lime Jailor and lity hall Janitor. Ono
morning, bright and early, (leorge ap
warrd at tho hall acroninlcd by
Ihreei tough looking trani. Ho waa
bare headed and In his shirt sirs res,
and his' silvery locks, long, flowing,
white benrd mil tall commanding
figure travo him a striking asct. He
Informed the Janitor that he had found
the three Iraiujia stealing fitilt, had
arrested und brought thetn to tho hall,
an I now "I turn them over to Jou."
When the vagrants were locked up
one of them luuulrrd of the Jailor,
Who In h Is that old man? "Ho
lsacltlcn,"waathe tily. The trio
then set up a tremendous howl, nnd
loured out streams of nfanlly. They
said they had no outlier ldta than that
he was a leading olllcer of Ihe city,
hit tone of authority and determined
manner giving the Impression that to
decline to submit to liei arrested by hlni
was something entirely foreign to the
transaction and not to bo thought ot
fora moment. The Mtcran was un
armed, the tranipa having evidently
been simply overawed by hit appear,
anco and will ower.
IIII'OIITIMI IX "III 01 III TI3IIV
It Ijixoov, 1'ugland, a look en
tilled, "New uglier l(eiortlng In the
OlJeu Time and Today," has n.t been
printed. In this laiok the history of
the reporter Is traced at far tack iu tho
times of Clci ro ond Ciemr. And what
strikes the iriodern reader moit forel
My, Is the similarity between Ihe Itemt
of the modern nowspaiwr and those of
the ancient.
There waa 'ntillslicd lu ancient
Rome, a Journal entitled UiaActa IX
vrnu. It was not printed of curse. It
was written under tho direction
of the magistrates and placed
lu Urn Hall of Liberty. It took cog.
nlxaoro of all the pitting uveuta, nnd'
dllnotlgiioreverylrlllnK Hems. It
shows that Ihe rrportcr of ancient
Home waa not a long way removed
from his brother of modern New York
or Chicago. Here Is an Item translated
from the "Acta Dlurna" of ancient
Hornet
"lttliun lered, an taa onk was struck
with llghlnlng on that part ot tint Muunl
lrt!at!no culled riumm Vslla, early In
the afnrnuou. V fray happened In a
lareniattlielowir out of the H.inkrra
street, In whli li the keeper of the Hug
In.Annour Tavern waa d-tngeruusly
touundod. Tirthilut, the Achlu, llnod
lhebukhsrforsllliig meat which hat
not In n iu.j.t.t'ted by tho overseers of
the maikcts, Thertimls lobeemplojM
lnbtilldlugaehaeltolbo rsmpleof tbo
goddess Ti Ilus "
This la under date of the 4th of Iho
Kalends of April.
Here Is another aragraph, the sub
jects of which would teem to demand
more extended treatment:
'Tmilne, tho Consul, and Cn. Octavlus,
tlio ra tor, set out this dsy for Msiv
ibilda, lu their hahite of war, and tost
nnmhera of )k ople niton ling them to the
gates. Tho funeral or Mania waa per
f irnieil with greater pnmpof linages than
attendance if mourners. Tlio lVutlfex
protlalmedlhoMegslivtluii plujalu honor
ol tlwtybclo"
The history of reportlui Is skillfully
triuted lu this work, from tho dayiof
ancient Home until the nj iearaneu of
the newtpaper In Fuglnnl. There
am extracts from English wrs of
thu seventeenth rentury, which ihow
that the reporter vies lu ipmtof tho
marvellous and at itsatloua! thrtu huu.
dred ears ago.
The man fish and tho mi rmald were
In those times Innted as realities,
I It ro la an He m which shows that nicli
ahuu i hero atte tided to bytho riigllth
newsj aper man of three centuries ago
M I true rvlntloiiof tho strange appear
anco of a nun llsli about threo miles lie
tsHiilhu rier fliamitt, having a iiiutket
1st Otis) bntul and a jNtutenln the other,
oiedil Iv reported by six illur,whoUjfb
sa aud talked with Ihe lu ilittir,"
Here la another relating to the mer
maid. "A perfect inoriiui 1, ties, by the great
m hid last night, driven n.horo near
(ircimwkh, with a oomh lu one hain an I
aluoklnggUtsln imothcr Mlic aeemed
tobeofUie (oiiuUunuoe of a mutt Mr
and t-sautiful evi man, with hsr arms
erosMst, win plug nut lusiiy (icatly dmis
ors.eltttmrtianitaltsrviaMs she, gently
tinning herself upon hir hack, sguln,
am awsy without Mat sn ooy
nnio"
Iho London Ual-Mt of 10JJ ooutaliu
a report of the great tiro nf London. It
reminds ono of Iho Chlnigt fire of
l'Tl.niid tho excitement, nhrm nnd
destruction ranted by It. Htie Is n
rtport of the Iiondon fire
"mi the 2d In-u al 1 1 Mhorlor-k In the
morning, thorn hsptaiiiel to lire ik out a
im.1 an I ih plorabl. fire In I'lljilliigtane,
near Sow 1 lib street, which filling out
at that bonr nfiho night, an 1 lu a mutter
nftlitnnns.i ilowi built with wi-mlen
Hit hel houses, spread Itself an far lieforo
day, ami with so- h ilMraetlotitoIhe In
habitants, ami nelghlnrs that ore was
nut hiken for Ih timely revenllnglhe
rurllicr errusloii of It by pulling ilmn
lions, s as onalit t havo l-eeni so that tills
lamentable lire In a short lime bei-ume loo
big In Ui mattered by any engines or
working near It, It fell out, most ini
tial plly tort, thu a violent (sisterly wind
fouionted It, an I ket It I urnlugall that
lay and Iho night following, spreading
Itself up (o llracn Church street and
downwrds from Cannon street to the
west si h, as far as the Three Cranes lu
the A Inlrcy."
It Is not generally known that Dr.
HamuetJuhuson Is really the foiin li r
ofour modern system of reporting. He
was employed by C'avo the Iindon
iblMier, lo write the parliamentary
rewrte. The Dxtor was dining one
e tculng at Himuel Fuole'e the actor.
Tho roiiveraitlon turned on rt lotting.
Footn ex I rnl hit admiration cf ono
ot Ihe older Flit's speeches as It ap
jsared In pint. Dr. Johnson laid bo
wrote Ihe siktc'i, whereuioii Foole
(iirinnl li't astonishment, saying
that It was almost Impossible. The
turlj Doctor repllid as follows
'sir. I wnih It In I teler Hired. I
mm r waa In Hie gslhri if Ihollooseof
I oiiiiii ins but meo In my lift Cave,
lbs publisher ho duployeil Dr. John
sou, liatl Inieresl with the doorkeepers.
heandthoicrt4iiHeu!lofd mid rhlln
g K a lniliun.'e. Ih, t htoughl away lbs
subjects nf ills, u-luii, tho names of the
epiwken, lliosllethsy took,anl the or
ihr In wlikh lliey mms together with
nolea of various arguments ml bleed In
Iho course of lbs di liale. Tho w hole was
afterwards cjntiuiunlralod lo mo and I
eempmed Ihe speeches In ttio form they
tint, have III the pirlhtnenUry debates."
Dr. Johnson was employed aa re
porter for tline )rara byCave. Ihe
Doctor wat a Haunch. Tor and admits
tliat In writing lurllamcutary refiorta
took good rare tlio Whig doge should
never havu the best of tho argument."
Thoiiccliea as written by Joliuaon
werusjtllshed, elisUtut aud forcllle.
Tlio orators lo whom lliey wero
credited weross much surprised at tho
excellence of their lauguage ru were
tho ubllc.
Tho light between tlis Kngllsti
parliament aud the real wat long
and bitter, Atonetlme Cavu hat to
Itiblltli lila parliamentary rtport under
the title of, "An Appendix to Captain
Imutl Uulllvei'a Account of thu
Famoua Kmplre of Llllliait " The
debates were headed, "Dubatca In the
Hcnatu of tlreat Lllllput," but the
polltlclaua unde rttuod thu whole mailer,
while Cava could net l roKculed.
In 1T7I, Miller, tin. editor of the
I-ouduti Jiientng JVsf, was expcflc-J
from tlie Housu of Cummona by the
Hergeout-at-Armt. Allllcr gave the
olllcer Into custody for ansault. There
was a law suit. 1 he city of Iondou
and tho tsibllo In general tided with
Miller. Tho result was that tlio rest
Irtunii bed ot,vr jarlUnient, and the
debates are no longer a ni) tti ry.
Anything that relate! to thu distant
sutltluttristlngtotliowole of Ihe
present- And all the devclopuieuui of
lilttory, arclucology and modern rc
aearili aud discovery goto show that
"human natur Is humau natur" In
every ago aud that the t-eople of an
cleut periods wero vcrymuch alike the
folks of today.
llfLHIl Tltllli: IIMIMls
DUN A (I) , for tho week ending
February:!, 1901, report much uncer
tainly atmut the future of trade.
Though there la do longer any ex
pectation of silver legislation, jtt tho
(llecta of the uncertainty of the post
threo months still remain. Jlattbound
shipments from Chicago for two weeks
of February show n falling olf of :i
)nr cent. This la attributed to short
croj.
Foreign trade, both Imports and ex.
Arts, It falling behind that of last
yuar. Iron It dull, wool manufacture
'nourishing, nnd cotton prosperous.
Thu ri rt aa) a.
'Iho dicllno of alher below II r
oanro, atone lime lov7) cents, dltcour
age those who aro looking fora sieeu!a
tlioliooinln i rlcos. M limit Is one cent
1 iwer with sal of 1& million bushels,
cotton a (pierler lower wllh sales of 077,
two balls, an I till 3 it nit lower, torn
an I oats hare adrauced half a c, nt each,
an I hogs a slmdo. Tho exports of rotlon
continue atmve last j ear's as well as tho
reeel ts, but w heot and flour exsirts fall
farbohlud, and tho moteuisntiu pro.
slonsslionaliulolnereieso .'orthuprea.
ent f irtlgn tra lo It slaeki nlng, though a
ihange lu prices might soon entargo It.
In Jauusrytheox(iortsof Lotion, tirisid
stuns, rot IslonSfitiltiesnd oil were I'll,.
IIJ.UtH In value agalnt pl,37t,7il la-t
)esr,whhh l-ohtls lo a hear excis of
extsirU titer Import for tliut month, but
thu later alvnnca In Stirling ei. hango
and tho mu lerulo outgo of go! I Inllmto
that tlte merelilndl balance is out
tiolghid at roMcnl by tl e rittiru of so
CurlHea ur tho withdraw al of nllii r tsir its!
proiloutlyluvisitl hore 'In this mum
meiit rolutbl the laws imsse-d nr ieud
tng lu soma Western Htates conlrlbule)
thus, the Kansas house list paasitl n bill
to tax all tmrtgagut, nolus nnd ls,n Is,
making them not collei table unlis
sLimpeil by atssors 'this and cthi r
mi attires i auto much lulling of liiautand
removal of cuplhd "
Tho great colio strike still continue.
Ylrgiulu nnd AlaUitui are oilerlug Iron
nt rices whlth piraljro the tnark't,
Tlie real nntket Is depressed, owing lo
tint large oulrut this ' (ir.
, Tm report uintlnilra as follows
"llurlng Ihe etl week Ihe Tmtsury
bat taken In alloztlhrr atsml f",'m
mom ihsn It Iras pal I oul, ami there havo
Iwn small nrdi ra i f got I fi r eirt, 1 at
tho tain for money on cull has only ad
vanced from 3 lo 2l l-sr cent, sterling
exchange remaining slnady. The outgo
ofriirrenry bt tho Interior appears lo
bet liegun, however, notwithstanding
the fact that at almost eviry nlher city
the money market Is es.y, or growing
eosler, nnd acarrety nno now reiotts tho
market iloss. Iho stmk market haa
been dspn ssml In ptrt by the f illuro an
nounced, and tn -art by the reluctt.1
r-irnlngs n some roe Is, but nothing sp
pcirs l Imllisite Hist negotiations le
tsr n trunk line pmillcntt aro not pro
gressing salJsf.ir.urll)."
Tho failures for the week mentioned
nro for tho United Htates SI), nnd
Canada 41. For Iho cornspondlng
tteek lasl)enr tho United Htatet had
.13IallurraaulCnnadt II.
Tint "Tirl-Mtucy" llallid.
To Hlgmi, In your Issueof this nvcli
Ing (the Until Intl.), I lure hut to state
that on Iho death nt tlie Hev. Mr.
Hawker, tlio l)nrfn .Vein and .Vcr
enrj, dally papers published nt Ply
mouth, were deluged with letters ro.
treictltig Hit di ceased minister. Not a
tvvr of those writers rated Mr. Hawker
as n i-act of "no mean ordtr,"
aa videlicet by the fact that ho
was able to deceive Macnulay on tlio
bnllad risjicctlng Irrlawmy. It waa
also state l that the historian, win n lu
formed that Ihe latllnd was thu com
losltlon of Mr. Hawker went lo
Aloreustow to see tlio Joet. 1 also
distinctly remember, after readlngthat
oorretjondetiro In Hie dally (siiiers. lo
havu msdsj a marginal note to that
eltVct In Macaulay'e History which I
still have.
I.mersoii ui)s "society lovet not lis
unnixiUers." I, In company with
many others mm h rrgiettisl lo ten that
song relegated to the same list aa
Hrace'a silder and Tell'a aiple. Uu
fiirtiiuately an American l.illllon of
Msrnulay's History lu the Masonic
Library In this city makes no rtfrrence
lu a foot note. 1., H.
The 1 oollthnrss of 1'rldf.
Jlttrjxr'i Jlatnn It Is astontshlnfe
how many llilugs peolo flndtobullit
their pride upon; nationality, aa the
Jew; clllrensbls aa thn llcaionlan; a
largu house; ant xtra servant, a wealthy
or distinguished ri lallve; nn ol I name;
a frtiiucntly printed one; a little pros.
perlty. n blgadtrrslly; tho emty air
Itself.
"He It Iho proudest man in town,"
mid ono cltlxeii to another.
"What It ho ao proud of? It ho
wealthy!"
"High born."
"No."
"Handsome?"
"II by, no. Th ro Is nothing In par.
tlcular, you rev. Ilo Is Just roud."
In (hl.e.r.t In everything rise, "one
touch nf nnturo mskes the wholo
world klu." Mllonl, wra ped away In
his gran Itus, has a devout If vntnlral
Imitator In tho valet who Units after
him with haughtiness tenfold greater
thau his own. How mllnrly, rutting
out, Willi exiUlalto tact, hcrsmilta and
her condescension, would ihuldir to
beheld tho parody on herself lu the
first Itoor of Dial tall nitngro house
near UoldenrViuare, where Mrs, Ken-wtgsltlutho-tlrllghtfu!
net of rngsg.
lug French lessons for her little
family.
'"And v. lien you go out In tlio strett
or elsewhere, I desiro that oudon't
Isiast of It to tho oilier dill lrcu, said
Mrs. Kenwlg, 'and lhat If ) ou must
aay auythlug about It, ) ou don't hay no
moru thau, " IWvo got a i rlvato mas.
ter comes to teach ut at home, but we
ain't i roud, because ma sayt It's sin
ful " Do)ou hear, Morlevna"1"
l'erhe ucrontrlc.lira of 1 ride show
themselves most lu the country. Tliero
uvery man houso la emj liatliaily lilt
castle, and liidrndriire reachealtt
acme. Auyia-culiar advantage takea
on for Its isavsesNor vast i roinrtlons.
(HlbiH-ss of tongue, a little harniug,
mako one mail an autocrat. A little
money A very llttlemakea many an
other an overweening aristocrat.
Ttio iroudestfsuiliy we overknuw
wat In a tiny country village. The
grandfather ha 1 been a wll I, sweating
blacksmith. Hut his son had been led
with meana sulllclent to provide a
retly little home lor wife aud daught
ers. Through some oerult mental
process-), tlnt-u latoplebulltthetnerliea
up Initio belief that It was theirs to
dnmluatu the plwe. And having
great ruergyand lusoleiicu. thry ao
compllslied their purimse. Woo l-rtl lo
the biilutky wight who venture 1 to
iiuestlou their aiirrmacy. We won
der whether there Is net more than oue
little village having keac.li a tale of woe
to tell.
"l'oor and prou I" Is an old, and oft
rt -anted tale. To Ihu student id Wo It
attaining to see with what absurd
devices ineu fence themselves from
their fcllowa. Hut Iho axtacle bo
comes grim win ii out of lonellai as, out
of bitter ueed.lbny still ry (a.rslstonll) ,
aa though their very lift, were In ft.
"In tho name of all that is sacred,
come not nigh me! I tell thee, 1 am
better than thou!"
lure't True 1or.tr.
One of thontvautsgesof light gym
nattlcs, aa) s 7?ie -woes 7vme Journal
Is that thu sick aud couvaltrent inn
maku what appear to bo trilling i Moris,
anl by tliem, in time, lu restored tn
active htalth. If Kofeetle to be (radi
cally able to niako but little exertion,
try whaturu known aa deebre4thlng
movrniiuts Lie Hat niton the tuuk,
take at long and as deep I rcilhs as t-u-ia-Iblv,
and while the mouth Is closet),
slow ly throw tho arms up in frout and
theu at the tides, ltttt for ton mln
utet. Try again Iho name Inhalation
an I e xlialatlou or air, thn latter being
pure aud fresh. After awhile, alteni t
Ihe same, sitting up Theso ciierclua
can sift ly bo taken by the shk ono
every day, several ilium, anl thu
whole muscnltrsyttt ni will l.t Impro
ved, lust nt If aome tevlvlfylng builo
hid be en glu u. a far bitter ouo llmu
any charged Willi nlooholor soma llku
stimulant
llullilliu Mttil lasu tsstteUllon
nieniberi should read tho American
liullding Association News, It ex.
Itaea all mismanaged associations. 1 u
ltau!utli)car. Una dollar (sir )ear.
163 Washington HI. Chicago. U7t
" " I
AlllkllFM's.
SALT LAKE THEATRE
C s. In suit Maaaeer.
Tbs Specticolar dent ot the Season!'
3 NIGHTS ANDlATURDAY MATIXEE
Pel. 26.27. 28.
Direct from SMAo't UtrOea Tbelr-. "tew York
KIltALFY'S
WatbrpebU
-srirltsnrtT witu
Oorccous Costumes I
Olltlerlng Armnrt
Kasolnatlng Dallalal
Orantl Maroheal
Msanlflcent Soonery I
Calcium Llglital
Novel European Spetclnltlaa I
40-Persons la tbe Grand ProihclIon.-IO
Mit'i i n I'iiii in.
Mis el ltttt beams ITeileetiltr, rel S3.
wWderlato
SK1IMI sum II, rtt lot HI in.
i "" " I l-rernrlort
J K. MeKt.tr,".'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. Mtsl
a rtne niJnT tft IU Joirrfl
"AS'I'A 1 rVA. !"
Jolm nml I t Ihj, fwilrllilnHl
Tlif Hir., nnr Minllmr IIomh.'
Ob M rt ti linn ot " I h rntl) llnlty.
nl lei ihtt art mBr mnrt UlrHnf an I
noiM rnt.lnn-1 inurdf l t h I Irfn a Vij
Alt rhildrfnaJra tt Ifrnro, lOa-tit ml A Wnm
forlvrvalt. Irxtarl IsaiiW ihi rrittr fiajr
!? ih tiruri, alt bw Iroor 0ii
I hua I to lo M I- n. 1 rrrormanitt fawurly
25o. ADMITS TO All. -c.
JOIIN 1. TANMJN,
ATTOHNKY XTKIrtsUAIXSTItriT..
Ilooi-ra Kldrtlra Uock 4
AWN1I l.
Aointio nn holm work aiti.tii
llr,f ll.AutrltarIi.S2 I ut Thirls nth
fiml an
WWII W)U1V TWO !Yft t At II
JX. vrtak An if at 11 K. tttiulb Tcmpli
VVANTKI).
A womw v iNtrn on iioim
V rteannif.lT lhady A It Ift Mia. B,
II Atrbia-htt KstMitt L-aath tltrrt di
WHT.
On TiirnhAV Arruton, A Jll th
t alit.ir hal Th flntftr w II U a
jrrtatfaTor ly lca,iaj( l at tut JrU
itrfrtvr nttitQ, dif
1KTrricc rntriANii iiailavii m.iv
J Mtrt. a (lolul Itanl fa (nam en
ararttli. laa at llarila llsootKi.'t t rt
miir ruoiKttTrKMtitv Aitnr inu
L alnna lunch, cutnt-ruinif lvi arrra in
tatata-M onaty Aptlr toiU llaU-rtoa, .
HriHH,mb.niT lii
" MIT1CK.
IT'OU KtK IN TKOMt CITT, WHIP
A llau-hfrabiiain Arpir tn I otstrt
1 irklm. 4 a.Twt, Itoto City. d w Utt,
NOTICEI
AMrrnxo ok hir hockmoiihu
or tl Wotilnrmtn a Co itratha 'Aim
claihiawlilliabeUod Thanlar', Marrb cm
lftl.ati IDiMTi.at itortot aaiti ron'oratloa
full aittndtara of the iiorKti6lJiri li r
(.neatfld. A. . Uinnr.S, SecrtUtr.
ICQAL NOTICE,
latbarrUtaromtia anl for Kail Uk
Uunnir, Tcmtorjr of Utah
In tht naitf r nf tliaVmia of lanlfl Uaro.
IXrauedNuilcL.
NiTicK I iiviifcm uitKv that
Uitian A. r-n.lf an I fta.i.t.tl (lira, al
mlblatrattjra ot lb tiUtt of lianicl itara,
dtrcasHxl, hava rrniltrel for Miltrtvi.t, an J
a i ft in iait toon, iiiair Unal arrouni of
ILeir adinlalalralion of aalt ttUli ao I
Iftilina for final dlttribulion of tba teat
cat of aal 1 citata Aatnntf tht i trini
talltll lhri, at that faturdar. til mt
dar f e-lairh, A li Ivl.at lu ocltwt a. m
atllta(urt luiomnf aaMCunit. latha Con atr
tourt ItQM.a. Halt jiha til an It ounty, Lull
TrrrilMT haa ! duty apx Intc I by lh Jurft a
of aai I Court Jar tnt tauitutr olnf iail aero tint
anl barin tan latttios for diairil ution. al
Hltirb lima and i 'ara any ari-in lultn kit in
aiiltilaiamayapivaraixl ihAranir any
thrrt W, wly aail ariwuni ah ml I not bo
Ull and aiiravotl and final dlttrlbutlon
inalaaiirayatllor
Jiatad rcbruarr SO, 1WU
iV ATtKV,
iUw lltrkof tbalTobataConrl.
N0TICC TO CnEDITORS. ""
la Utt Probata Oart of Mi I Uka County.
Territory of l uh.
la tiia matter tthn Pataia of Join
Itrown, dcraair 1.
"MTOTICK ! HFRIalir GIEH n tur
J.1 ootlfTl)rrie t, AdmtnutratrtT of the
kaiata of Jol a I nwn.t1Tfiwi1t Ufa of htH
Lak t-lty, tun, lotba rrrdiit ra of, and all iter
aoua I annji eUuua ajtainatlba aaJl dacratcd,
to aihil ll tbrm wllh the nfCMary vourl art!
wtiliinTBH month attor lha flrat i a til, ratio a
Ltb i1?Vrtl w.,!, 'iiiinliirairla, lat the
outre of IJlurtsn t 1 far-on, aitornttr at law.
lllti. Mii. kirret.Halt Uka (my.tbatUlnr
Iho i lara fur Ilia Iran.irilnn of tl a Vua om o?
aaidrlat, ANXA M lilidWN.
Admlnlttratrli of lha Mute of John Jlruvro.
Dsjooate
Dated Janunry 9th. 1K9I, tat oitr tw
NOTICE T0CREDIT0R3.
J atata of Wtlllai i JlTward, DuttMed,
VT(r"f- HFlimV UttV MY TIIK
i un-lt-rilxnrd ctrrntor of lha rtate of
ft Itila h Howard doreae., to tl e rrMnori of,
aadaltioiaonaUtlnirrlatuianifltttni aai I
qt e ieel, tuethil ll ihtm.wtlh the naiarr
toufl.r., wiihiQ four tuumba f.rlPr ibc ili.t
luhllraionof Ihla n lift) to ma aal t vinruior
MhaoUif iand:iluat firti Hontli Mrcai,
Sail Uit city, In tb a rnuaty of Sail Uke.l Uti
Itrrltofy
Hile4ftinirr3l. tSl
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