Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-26

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Tariff and Agriculture. - The
Worlds Fair.
The CRY Of the nessboy that an
other terrible railroad accident has
taken place is becoming 50 familiar
lately that it occasions little sur
prise. But Chicago was started
this morning by the cry, simply be-
cause the railroad accident hap
pened within It's limits. Six persons
are reportei killei and several
badly injured As the details Of the |
disaster become known the wonder
Is how there were not hundreds
killed.
Edison Para Is \ suburban recrea-
ton resort. Tie Lutheran Orphan
Asylum i Iocited there. Sunday
lat vas the annIversary Of its open
ing. and the day was celebrated by
an excursion from the city. Sixty
sevenelrIoads OF people were carried
there by the Illinois Central in four
separate trains. The road 10 the
Park Is USED by two different roads,
the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy,
and the Illinois Central. All passed
Off well at the park, but in the even
ing the accident occurred on the re
turn. The excursion trains on the
| Illinois Central were returning home
about 7:2a5 pm. rhe last OF these
trains was delayed Somewhat on the
way, aud an express toAin OF the c.,
B.& q. ran Into It, demolishing AMI
telescoping four OF the rear cars on
the train. These cars were crowded
with people, aud the wonder Is how
only 50 few wete killed. OF coune,
there is the usual tsIs about such
things One man biames the next,
and the general public hnally knows
nothing b1t that - many persons
have bcen killed or injured, and
that some section boss or track Ia
bOrer, or decrepid fiagmsn working
J for % cents a day was to blame.
There Is aiSo a report OF an acci-
dent on the Is. x o. which resulted
in the death Of one ami the injury
OF several Others. The wreck at
ShoemakersvilIe, Pa, IL still fresh in
peoples minds. There. u was a
regular Juggernsut sacrifice. Now,
the question y what causes all these
accidents Surely, It can't all be
: owing t. defective management or
the ineiil -icncy Of employees, nor
, eau Il be attributed h :yiiful care
lessuess, inasmuch IS the Tailruai.
men themselves are concerned. Re
= ligious people may say it IS . iudg-
Z meat from heaven because Of Sab
r bath dissertation. There may be
something in this, because most Of
these sad accidents happen on Sun
5 days. But there Is another cause
that should be inquired into, and
that is whiskeY. the custom Is now
| general to travel AIMED with huge
bottles Of whiskey. Travellers pass
: these bottles 10 Tailfo3i hands aud
e 4 d-Inken trainmlu is not At ali n
, novelty on Sunday evenings.
The early hour OF Sunday morn
= ing were celebrated 10y other acts
: than those Of chanting DloBks OF
, hysleric nuns a, Mains. The cele-
: braiion took place in McGarigie',
! saloon. Mae has an international
reputation. 1t was he who escaped
: frsm the bath tub here some time
a ago, AMI got safely across to Canada,
=. Mac was one Of Chicago's famou:
bOodlers, hut never went TO the pen
7 itentiary. His friends compromised
: with the authorities here and Mao
n is nov running a fashionable gin
mill which has special privilege
such as police protection, sheriff
: protection, and perIiiisslOn t. kscT
g open night and day, Sunday and
holiday. This saloon Is p9trOniz j
= by such weli-SnoWn gentlemen a.
bad Jimmy COnnorton and Bui
o Uagcariy, both Statesmen Pad
Journalists OF local repatc. CnnuuE
, ton is I w;iter on the staff % Fapel
= called democratic Siftags Thi
: paper employed Connor;on b O5taiT
, Information about gamblers an.
= saloon keepers and politicians, ant
r write them up. Before publishing
a the matter, Il was shown % II,
. PARTY and a price demanded for 10
suppression. 10 appears that tbs
price Of suppression usually COS
500. The gamblers got tirei o
z paying C1nnort5n for his silence
p; They hireI BAH Hsggerty Z
l. settle with Jimmy when h.
n would come around 10 collect.
!. Jimmy did come TO collect a littl
bill at one place where Bull Hag
'e gerty was awaiting him. Jinn!
n received n scientific slugsing whicl
er hurt his body ami his honor toe
4 few days Gf;er both met at Mc
Garigle's saloon anI pulled thei
" sha1tiny irons, and fought la
ie Kentucky Col0nel=. Both are aliv
e. still, though the general publ
g wishes that both may die. X j. nc
always that such characters fall b
mutual slaughter, yet these are th
50 Kind 81 men who are peited an
u courtcd 10y Senators AMI COngrgs.
- men. These are the men who max
he ani remake Mayors aud Governor
= AAAa-ENAAr - aA--N AA4AM II - DaNAt
IL owing 10 his dignified appearance
n He wears side-whiskers, and pr
- seBts n much more imposing appel
ance than ChAucey Depew. II
- was employed here a short time az
by a street railroad corporation az
ne HJury firer" and right well he Iii
:, his work. He saved for his cor
a plny a good deal Of money. tt
b. president 81 said corporation is
well known churchman, but wh-
- the matter Of his connection wit
r Haggerty became known, he la
- the sensitiveness 70 swOon away
4 police court.
There Is not in the United STATE
today a corporation which has bes
more soundly abused by newspape
than the Standard Oh Compau,
the name Of this corporation serv,
Is y n synonym FOR political CORFU
4 ton. commercial crsoSeiuess Al
" business in;TigueEy. JohE ID. Roe
n teller, Of Cleveland, o., is II 4
* head Of the Standard Oil Compau
ne He has surprised the newspaper-i
:. fact, surprised is too mild q w0r
" and p1rRlyEei would be more e
n pTe-=ive--by his muuificence.
be The BAptists had a univcrsii
- here a few years ago. It sic,Sen 1
=, AMI died. They made an a,tem
=. s.-..n.NE-a. ;