Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-02-11
CHICAGO LETTER.
sgunius, Deals With a Little Matter
ofL0caI Interest.

is several days after being shot, tho ug
n ne carried bullet in his lung II
e. will be buried today and the funen
~ win be made clan demonstration
I'd Alderman John McCornlick, VIII
IN was in company with Gibbons at til
lie time Of the affray, and who orig
Is mated the trouble, has disappeared
O There are forty police aus detective
b. securing the city and county il
lie quest of the alderman.
Is In CHANGING over the Chicag
1. Tribune Of this morning my eyr
Il happened TO rest on the name Mc
it Cormick in one of the advertising
= columns. Thinking it had som,
In ference to the missing clansman
: who's, number in Camp 20 isis, ]
looked clio. -er and found the follow,
ing extraoriin., ~ advertisement:
: SALT LAA- Clii'
Watch the result OF tho eis 'ion rec; io sn
, 1890 II It goes Liberal" rOur IN S,It
.aNf
. Lske CITY. Liberal (GenrIie) rule fsrss AZ AZ.
Lake means well-soverned eiiJ OF Is. ~.
souls in years.
1 On investing for several Chicago
parties Can make loans tor to years
time at 8. 3 and 10 per cent. secured by Ist
mortgage on In-ide property. Nothing ea
| tertSined but what ~ cAOlce. Have also
some Tnreh4se money mortgages drawing
10 per cent, 40 per cent whole value.
VIII buy and sell property in purchasers
name, taking for my trouble small per
oentof net proni Wien sale Is made.
JOSEPH E. BA. lie,
Clerk supreme Court Of Utah.
MCCORMICK HAIR MACH. Co. Chicago.
MCCORMICK 90, Bankers. salt Lake City.
This beats anything in the poliu-
cal line since Moses made little
fishes swim ON dry land in the Red
Sea. The clerk Of the supreme
court Of Utah, too, a real estate spec
ulator, and specializing on the result |
of an election. Comment is needless,
but | would like TO call the attention |
of the Utah Commission, OF ex-
Governor West, and Of the United /
states Congress to the advertise
ment. 1t speaks for itself. But il |
Mr.. Bache Is what he represents
himself, what need of any refer
ences? Surely the supreme court of
any State or Territory in the Union
should be reference enough. We |
hear a good deal about the Ameri
canism Of the ''Liberals, in Utah.
Bache is more suggestive OF Herr
Most and August Spies than of
Thomas Jefferson and Abraham
Lincoln. And as 10 the references.
they could not have been more I'M
fortunate at the present time in
Chicago. Mccormick has become
synonymous with Camp 20. and
only yesterday a coroner's Jury. |
mostly, If not all, composed OF real
estate dealers, rendered a verdict in
the Gibbons case ofjustifiable hOmi-
eide. This same jury anxiously Z
awaited the presence OF Alderman
John Mccormick, but waIted IN
vain. Mccormick has gone to find c
McGinty.
In Utah the Clan-na-Gael and +
Dutch seem to get along better than 5
IN Chicago. We have a regular .
Dutch-Irlsh war on hand. You I
may think that the ''Aiormons'' and d
Gentiles Of Utah are having 1t hot
but We don't hear of any blood let. v
ting out there, and those who get I
killed happen 10 cofle to life again. /,
the same as Mr.. Green. o
Here is what the HiROi, STAT, n
lettlulg Of Feb. says Of the Me II
cormick clans: y,
Among all honest people there l. Q
general regret that Gibbons departed IA
4. 4
ui0 lriIII iIf- v0IIs---,l,. no. .s,,,-s. 81
or companion to the other world. | n
The assault on Captain Schuettler was a
m Infamous afterpiece 10 the assassin- a.,
Itlon OF Cronin. and every participant =.
n II deserved 10 be shot down like a At
log. Schueitler had done valuable &c
ervice in the prosecution Of the mur- M
erers OF Cronln- For this the COM vi
'anions OF those murderers had sworn 20
be Ievenged upon him. They he
7anied to remove him. His good for sc.
lne, his strength and activity enabled | en-
lm to cut of the life Of at least one To-
but one-of the iniam- mo
us brood Of murGerers. ~
Well, there is one less at any rate oe
ne should be thankful for small IA be
ors. tic
light 10 have opened the ewes even 81 vi'
le dullest to the necessity OF putiino be
n end to the bound!ess impudence ~ A
le Irish clan OF murderers unless ms
hicago IS 70 be turned into a new of
ipperary- The English vernacuIar ,iv
apers IN oowardly tones say that Chi. ~,
iSo IS the trueSt and mist typjcaIIv ~
merlcan city. Nonsense! II will he pa
Ae New York, an Irish CITY. unless INC
mericans, Germans and Swedes va
and fast together to prevent such a fro
iamity. II is unfortunately true thai
q Sunday and Temperance question | ito
IS caused a certain coldness between tro
mericans and Germans. The Irish Sx
OCCASIONAL politicians Of the Gamma 20
'el have taken advantage Of his ~.
eilng 10 draw the American demo- -
aus INTO their service. But that shall I :,
q must not so on in this wavi The an
nds which these fellows-yho II IL nee
ie, speak English but think Irish bro
d look upon the United States aS an socI
pendage Of Ireland to be wagyed nv the
sn1-haye woven around our poliri- i'm,
parties must be torn by a powerfnI 80,
nd: 1t Is the part Of just such Amer, -
n democrats as Mr.. Cregier to make II
eginning il they want 70 prove tba-
y are men. 1t is their first dufv 10 Ioll'
rify the police force Of all the c3,n. aep
les OF the Clan-na-iael. or q
'e man, Mr.. Cregierl Don't be n lOwi
use. pri,
,ompare Mr.. Bache,s advertise Of d
nj with this clipping from the s .has
nest Dntchman's paper, and ask .ii me-
irseif what Salt Lake will lie. suC
1e II under the dominican of Col. .lAI
'rien OF Montana, Judge AIorri. ehat
oil Arizona, Mayor O'Lynch of .lll l
way, and Corporal Lannan Of nam
lnemara. mari
he police force of ,,h;o the
ome about the most demnraI;zed ilu {
y TO be found anywhere. In ing
II cannot be said to be a police 70 co
e ever since the day Captain its 10
lheld was compelled TO resign by posi-
FOR Roche. There is no doubt IN IL
II but Bonfield saved millions of .erha
)erty and thousands Of lives nv those
prompt, determined. energetic Hlon
Dn during the-anarchist riots n such
the police force of Cbioa Page
time the best disciplined body Seyr
men In the world. Life and ,he {.
erty We're safe everywhere. In eIes'
: ohE A. Roche became MAYOR nay
IS reputation. - - Dun broth
nd John A. Roche lii. a. noble
lrdly cur he is. and tr1a - tL Resp
herUus Clan-na-C;aeI ILL., 'He but Ii
removed BonfjeIJ ~ H. Lucr,
e of 4 blackmajliny ne,rsr. from
The same pewsnansr - may,
West. is now ON the Lr;nI are II
{ prison hinnspIf 10 I'm % malad
yesterday. a broken n,i"..tI writii
n, who has been proved a black now u
II, forger, n swindler and in eernit
Nightingale was in'court YES iepfos
v trying to stavc off bis -, Pliny
liet by some means Jahn Pomp
e, the ex-Roman C,atboi;. - Syria.
and former member for Cor. AllldH