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The PaaIruony.

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Prr-i,I-nt narri.nn.

SIDNEY, Ohio, Oct. 1a.-One Of
the greatest demonstrations Of the
day took place al Winchester where
several thousand people were as
sembled. Every building ia the
city was decorated, even the tele-
graph poles were adorned with stars
and stripes. cit is essential,'' the
President said, ''tO the existence Of
country like ours that thought
and speech should be free, and free
thought means differing thoughts.
IL means that In the indIyiC-
ual 'ext rcise Of the faculties
God has given u We will reach in
public observation-disclosures conclusiors
-butas I remarked the other day
to another audience, as llng as our
differences stand like opposing but
trvsses Of great arch confronting
ca h other, but united above in love
for the Constitution and the flag, We
have nothing to fear" He spoke to
the chiliren assembled, and touched
upOS the value Of public schools
and counseled love for the flag.
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They Intend To Secure and Preserve
The Historical Spots OF
America.
THC PRESIDENTIAL PARTY AT
enyRoHi
A Woman Defended Herself Against
Ruffians and Died I'm the
Contest.
SEARCHING FoR The MISSING
NaTIoNaLIsTs.
Found Dead In the Lake.-hrs. Miller
And Mrs. Field.-BrIef
kilograms.
PATRIOTIC LADIES.
I The Daughters OF the Amerie an
I. Revelation VIII do Something

The Daughters OF the Amerie an
|. Revelation VIII do Something.
WASHINGTON, Oct. l2.-An or
gauizatiou has been perfected here,
10 be known rs the "Daughtsrs Of
the American Revolution The
objec, IL to seciire and preserve ths
historical spots Of America and erect
thereon suitable monuments TO the
memory OF the heroic deeds Of the
men and women, who aided the
revolution and created a csnstitu-
tional government in America
Mrs. Benjamin Harrison has been
elected president-general, and Mrs
Flora Adams Darling vice-presi-
dent-at-large, in charge Of the Of
ganix stion. Other officers were also
elected. The first undertaking OF
the society will he tn. completion OF
the monument 10 Mary Washing
ton, mother Of President George
Washington. and every American
is asked 10 send a contribution.
Resolutions were adopted, setting
apart the Ilth OF October As the per-
manent anniversary or meeting day
Of the society, In commentator Of the
discovery-of America, and request
ing that a special building or space
be set aside In the Worlds Fair for
relies and other things Illustrative Of
the period Of Revolt on. the exhib.'
ton 10 be brought here after the fair
and made permaneut
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In view Of the present. condition
Of things in Germany, and Of a
policy which is certainly tending At
this time toward liberalism, il y in
teresting to consider In n speculative
way rs 10 lie future Of Bism .rck's
reputation rs a statesman. That
reputation rests, and must continue
% rest, not upon the military fame
Of Germany acquired in the Franco
Prussian war, for that belongs b. the
military arm Of the government,
hut upon the policy which he in
sisted upon aud carried through
during his term as Chancellor Of
the German Empire.
When in office az tine head OF
affairs the name Of Bismarck stood
for absolutism. His cardinal
doctrine, which he did not seek to
conceal, was 10 crush al opposition
TO himself and 10 remove every Oh
stacle from his path. This course
he defended on the plea that Ger
many could be governed in no other
way; that popular liberties were in-
consistent with imperial rule: that
socialism was only another name
for democracy, and that the liberty
Of the press was a source OF constant
menace 10 the imperial authority.
Tne old Emperor William yielded
10 Bismarck in all these matters,
perhaps because he was Of like Opin-
ions, hut at all events the policy Of
suppression and repression was tie
settled policy Of Germany under
bismarck.
But since his retirement from
office ami tire succession OF Caprivi
a different line has been followed.
The young Emperor has expressed
his interest in and active sympathy
with German workingmen; the
anti-socialist laws have been allowed
TO larse without any attempt to re-
enact them; a move j. being made
10 secure the repeal Of the edicts
against the Jesuits and other Cath
Ole oniers, and the liberty OF the
press IL 30 far regarded that since
Caprivi has been in office he has
not sued a single person for libel.
whereas Bismarck was In the habit
Of instiiuting $50 libel suits n year.
Assuming that this more literal
policy has been deliberately de-
termined upon, that IL will be kept
In force, and that Germany will lie
as well il not better governed under
IL, what Is to become Of BismaTck,s
reputation hs a wise ruler and q
statesman? IL the element Of alb
solutism be taken from it, what is
there left Of il, that Is, his reputa-
ton so far a. the domestic policy Of
Germany is concerned? Will 81
stand the test Of time, or will IL lie
like that OF the first Napoleon,
which time has constantly de-
creased excerpt from a purely mill
tary point Of view? Time alone
can answer, hut the questions are
Of much Interest as subjects OF
aud conjeciure.-S. r.
G,roHicie.
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burned to Death.

LONDON. Oct. ia fOLr-story
building on Middle street, occupied
by Rewley 4 Brock, hat, cap and
helmet manufactures. and goverb-
ment contractors for military bead
gear, was burned this afternoon.
Six pensous were burned 10 death
and thirteen seriously injured. The
fire broke out In the wOTkhops on the
upper floor. Thirty persons were
in the building. Two minutes after
the fire wa. discovered, the whole
Building was a mas OF flames. The
fire spread 50 rapidly that the WORK
people found every avenue u &C.
cape, except the windows, cut off.
Through these some jumped to the
ground. Five women employed
were killed by jumping from the
windows.
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Discharged aud Re-arrested.

NV. YORK, Oct. ls.-The case Of
Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Field was
brought before Judge Barrett in the
supreme court chambers today or a
writ Of habeds cOrpti,. Both were
discharged from the charge Of re-
ceiving stolen funds from the bank
ing firm Of J. NJ. Field 4 Co. I'M
mediately after the discharge,
United States Marshal Bernhard
arrested Mrs. Miller upon n warrant
issued by Commissioner Shields
who held MrS. Miller for examina-
tiOu.
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STAKE CONFERENCES.
,.,olutments For Quarterly Confer
epees Until April 1891.

Juab stake-Saturday and sun
h. october 18th and is'h, lsso'
and saturday aud Sunday, January
18th and 18th, 1891.
weber aud Cassis Stases-ouh,
dsv and Monday, October 1871 anu
10tb. 1880; and sunday and Mon
dav. January 18th aud 18th. lssi'
Box Elder, Tooeie and oneips
stakes-sunday aud Monday, octo'
Der esth and 9th, 1870; and sun
day and MOrhiay, January 18th ana
26th, 1891.
wasatch stake.-Saturday and
sunday, November LIST and Ind
1880: and Saturday ant Sunday
January slst and February ls''
1891.
Cache Stake.-Sunday and Mon
jay. November end and 3rd, 1880
aud Sunday aud Monday, February
Ist and 2nd, 1891.
summit Stake.-Saturday anu
Sunday, November sth and OH
1890; and saturday and Sunday
February eth and sth, 1897.
Bear Lake, Emery and Uintali
stakes.-Sunday and Monday, No
venlber 9th and 10th, 1880; and sun
day and Monday. February sth aud
9Th, 1891.
Sanpete Stake.-Satur'iay ang
Sunday, November 18th and 10th,
1890; and Saturday ssssd sunday
February l 4th and I5th. 1881.
san Luis, Morgan and Bannoek
SaEes-Sunday and Monday, No
vember 10th md 18th, 1890; and
sunday and Monday, February 18th
and 10th, 1891.
Sau Juan Stake-Saturiay and
Sunday, November 22nd and 2Srj,
1890; and Saturday and Sunday,
February 2Ist and 22nd, 1891.
Millard and Sewer Stakes-Sun'
day and Monday, November 2Srd
and oath, 1890; and Sunday and
Monday, February 2Snd and ssrd,
1891.
Utah, ranguiteh and Snowflake
Stakes-Sunday ami Monday, No
vember 3O,h and December LIST, ls90,
and Sunday and Monday, March lst
and and, Issl.
Davis stake-Saturiay and sun
day, December nth and 9TH, 1890;
and Saturday and Sunday, March
eth and sth, 1891.
Kanab and st. John Snke-Sun-
day and Monday, December 9TH
and slh, IS9O; and Sunday and
.;ondar. March Sth and 9th, 1891.
81. George, Nslai and ST Joseph
Sunday snd Monday, Dec
ember 4th and 18th, issJj aud sun.
day and Monday, March 10Th Hn'
18th, 1891.
Parowan, Beaver and Maricopa
Stakes-Sunday and Monday, Dec
ember alst and End, 1890; aud sun
day and Monday, March 22nd aud
23rtl, 1881.
FRANKLIN ID. RICHARDS,
JOsEPH r. SNI1H.
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THE LIBERAL L0GICIlN AT
TAGAIN.

THE bright Iogic.au % OF the
"Liusra.'' Organ s1reai himself
over three quarters Of a column OF
Sunday to prove Jaat the Peoples
Party Convention knew nothing Of
po!iiics- This he attempted to e.
ta5!ish 10y quoting from the first
paragraph Of the platform. As he
only quoted it in part, we viii here
repeat the whole:
The Constitution OF the United
States j. diyinely inspired insiru-
ment. oriEined aud established for
the Profession life and property and
10 secure to every individual the most
complete freedom compatible with the
general welfare.
the FIST part Of this paragraph he
settles by saying:
"Tle Constitution was no more in
spirsi n m Hamlei." etc.
That Is. it was MT inspired be-
cause he says it was not inspired.
O!c1urse that il the end Of contro-
versy. But how does he know thst
''Hamiet" was not inspired? How
ever, his opiuiOs on this question is
immaterial.
He gB.s On to beiittIe thai spien-
did instrument, which has been
eulogiz-,l as the .-slIwarS Of free
don" al the ''pails lium OF human
rights, - by the foremost writers and
speakers OF the age, aud says:
Neither was II designed - protect
any ones life and liberty"
And how does ne atsemp; to estib-
fish this? By ths following lans
guage. which actually proves the
very point he tries to disprJV,:
what there IS in It sboat rights to /
life and liberty was put in TO bar the /
new power from trsmpling upon
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THEY WE'RE FROM CHICAGO.
Mrs.. Miller and Field. the Alleged
London swIndIer~-

Lnuaou tNAhaier~
CHICAGO, Oct I2.-The publica-
ton here Of the arrest Of Mrs. Mil
Ter and Mis-. Field In New York,
for bringing 10 this country a large
amount Of money alleged TO be the
proceeds Of a swindling scheme OF
their husbands In England, created
much interest here, where both the
men and their wives are well known.
A gentleman acquainted with them
today said that Field was about
fifty-fOur years old. He came here
thirty wears ago from New York
State, went into newspaper work
and was for n time editor Of the
Journal. Finally he got into the
insurance business, at which he
continued a number Of years He
left here n year ago, and up 10 the
publication Of toiay's story nothing
had been heard Of him.
Miller Il not 50 well known, but
stood quite well. He was connected
with the famous ''funding'' bucket
shop scheme, the collapse Of which
n few years ago created a stir. Mil
ler's wife Is n niece Of Governor
Yates Of Illinois. No details are
at hand Of the nature Of the alleged
swindliDg scheme in England.
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Search of the Na,ioaaiis.s.

QUEENSTOWN, Oct. l2.-Detect-
ives were securing Queenstown
hsrbor in boats AL day in search Of
81 Dillon and O'Brien. They board
ell the steamers UHi5yid ami HiscOn-
sif, and all tugs and tenders. They
also searched all incoming mail
trains. The authorities evidently
believe that Dillon and O'Brien have
not yet sailed. Deasey and Lane,
Members Of Parliament, boarded
the Uni6rid, causing intense
curiosity.
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WASHINGTON, Pa, Oct l2.-Mrs.
Elizabeth Sanders, tollgate keeper
and postmistress at Toledo. Pa, who
was shot uy masked rufiisns Friday
night, died today. THREE men are
under arrest and the officials say
they are undoubtedly the right ones.
They intended TO plumber the house,
but the brave woman. who was a
Soldiers widow, resisted and fired
an efiectu1l shot at them. They re-
turned the fire, MORALLY wounding
her, and fled.
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They Died Together.

CIuCSGo, Oct. Is.-The bodies of
Annie V. Dallas and that Of a young
man known as Lawrence McBeth,
the woman's lover. we're found in
the lake this morning. The woman
was Of questionable character. The
young mans real name is said 10 b.
Beath. He i frUm' Canada, and
has Leen an actor at one time with
Frank Mayo's "Davy Crockett
and again with the .'SIlver King
combination. The couple were last
seen n week ago at their room on
Clark street. They had n quarrel
aud left the house together late at
night.
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Opening Events of Four Weeks.

Four weeks ago today SnellsOn
shot LocSett. One week later Miss.
Olson shot Hail. During last Tues
day night young King took his own
life, and yesterday boy was instant
" killed near the Warm Springs.
The events Of tragic nature which
have opened only the last four weeks
are here referred 10. Were the re-
cord TO he tracei back for a year the
result would Etarile the old residents
Of this community who, in former
years. were accustomed 70 witness
or hear Of 4 tragedy in their midst
only nj long intervals.
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saIIarh's Horehound Syrup 10,
MhooI.InE Gourh.

There is no remedy In the world
which will give such prompt relief
In WhOoping Cough as BdHdrds
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your Lungs are weak and you have
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WAsHINGIOa, Oct. ia.--ES-Secre-
tary w. w. Belknap, was found
dead this morning in a room adjOin-
ing the Office, 1920 New YORK Ave
nue.. The coroner has been sum
moned. IL Is thought his death is
due 10 paralysis.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
E',A'e of Edward CANISTER, deceased.

ErtAte OF f0Naru taifi.tcr, deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned. administrator Of the p
tate OF EDWARD Caliiste- deceased, 70 the
creditors OF. and all pcrsons having claims
AGAINST the sata deceased, TO cAhihit them
Win the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the hrst publication OF this no
nee. 70 the said administrator. CO No. Is ".
second south Street. salt Lake CITY, in the
County OF salt Lake,
Dated August 2sth. lssp.
J. p. C.ALLiSTEg,
Administrator % the Estate OF Edward
CAlIstsr .otcCasCd. Law 4ys
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tlncoGp or1tld|
ATAKEs A SPECIALITY Or COLLECT
vi ing Bills. Notes. Accounts % long
standing due by resIleut debtors. or those
IN afiaininE States.
Charges moderately per eentagc on
actual collection
AARON :. PUSr. Managcr.
Loom c. Wasafch TiufIrtus- 3 a. rtfs~ " i,
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HoSEr.-In salt Lake CITY. October Is,
$50. at O'Clock a. m, Of Group. El.ea
Blanche Annie. daughter Of the late Carries
A. Honey and sarah Ann Honey. Deceased
xas born November 2. Isss-
The funeral will take place tomorrow.
Tuesday. october lt.
Herald plea.e COPY.
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ApyrCETo uorulUs

MRS. MISSIONS souTHtNg SrErP
should always be uscd for children teeth
ing. IL sOoihes the child. soficns the gems.
alllys all pain, cures wind colir, and Is tie
best rrmedy for dirrrh9a Twenty-ayc
cents 4 bottle sieosf NJ z
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NAIL SCHEDULE.

Following s the schedule Of arrival suo
closing OF Mains At Salt LAke CITY Post
onoe. November p. 1855.
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WANTED.


A GOOD GIRL FOE HOUsEwORk N
~ small family Enquire az this once.
A COMPETENT SCHOOL TEACHER
"a lady preferred Apply % j. =. schocn-
field. Brighton. d&s I've
A GOOD 6IEL To DO GENERAL
n housswork. Apply ~ this plce.
A GOOD PLAIN COOK AND SECOND
~ Eiri. Good wage paid Apply az y
4 street. s0th Wari.
TOALMINEIfs WANTED At CASTLE
- GATE and sCOFtELD. hpgiy ~
Nincs or IN Pleasant valley Jozi Co.,
Room 81. scott-Aucru1ch Block, salt Lake
CITY.
DARPESTERs AND TRACK MIN on
- the Utah Central railway. Good
wages paid. Apply az the Depot or AZ O1ncc
opposite Eagle Gale
A BOY 70 CARRY THE EVENING
- NEWS Apply TO THos- :. HIGHAN,
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wIucKrS.-In the Firs; Ware. ih.s city.
n noon today. October liza. Of old age.
Anna Suffer wHcken, reliei Of the late
Charles Henry wileken. aged e years
The funeral will ooesr At TIE residence Of
her son Charles n. wilcken. 6o5 seventh
East Street. a. noon on Wednesday next,
the 18th inst Friends Of the family arc re-
specifically invited.
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In mas been a beautiful day in
This city.
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Itinerary, Oct. 1.-THE crown
decided this morning to continue
] the prosecution Of the remaining
/ Irish leaders, notwithstanding the
flight OF Dillon and O'Brien.
Copenhagen, Oct. 1.-The min
/ isters Of war and marine and several
I Danish admirals were banqueted
/ on hoari the United States steamer
BGifimore this evening.
Burlington. Ia, Oct lI.-Augrst
Shuls, aged a, shot his sweetheart,
Mis- Minnie Beujluifu, aged =, Mt
her home near Bridgeport, Des
Moines County, this morning. He
then killed himself. The cause was
unrequitied love. The girl may
die.
Berne. Oct. Io.-The Ultramon-
tame government in Ticino has been
reinsiated. In addition to the ex-
ira troops who have len sent 10
Ticino, three baftaliOns Of In
fantry have been ordered to proceed
TO that canton TO guard agains, a
further outbreak
Shanghai, Oct. I2.-Tbe govern
ment's action Is levying an incr. as
ed tax on native opposition. The
efforts to collect the new import
caused riots in many parts Of China
In n riot Of this kind ut Haihow
many persons were killed. The
viceroy OF Lianhu openly refused TO
allow collection Of the tax In his
jurisdiction
London, Oct. Ia. The wife Of
Arthur O'COnnor, member OF Par
lament for East Donegal, was found
todsy lying unconscious In pool OF
blood al walworth Road station.
One Of her thighs was broken aud
and there were several severe
wounds on the head. Its supposed
she fell FROM the platform Of the
station 10 the street beneath.
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ID H n IT III s.

THERE Is much complaint regArI-
ing the mails to and from this city.
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T0DAY'S TELEGRAMS.


wSsIIfEGTON, Oct. Is, . am
Justice Miller is still alive.
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LOST.

IN SUNDAY, OCTOBER STH. is'c. OK
" State Road, toward Mill Greek. one
bundle containing LADY, Plush Coat.
wardcd. ds-s
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Health is Wealth /!

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We rARANrEE SIX BOXES
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Arrive at cI s-.,
Depot onee.
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Mighty Jehovah
BIsNARCE's REPUTATION.

BenedictiOn was pronounced 10y
President Charles w. PenTose.
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Berlin, Oct. la.-Amelie LANCE,
the authoress, dropped dead today
In Leasing Theatre.
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Mall
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A GOOD GIRL FOE HOUsEwORk N
~ a small family. Enquire az tins once.