davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1890-01-15

We give, the BIrrqzitiap news else
where +; it's lgeneralbIefect is not ia
vourable tot tl1eoIsolidity or the sue
cess Of the new RRe9Pp,dbDli5 but we may
mention here two or three recent
facts. 1t is believed. or indeed known,
that the Provisional Government is
importing gold in a hurry from Eli
rope. which looks as il financial
trouble might be oheady the produce
Of the taxes not coming in freely. It
is affirmed, mmotreoo|.e9 by the Lisbon
correspondent of the Daily Mans
that the Empress's Baskets ofjewels,'
containing the finest Brazilian dias
, 1890-01-15

~N~0 w. SWIM 10y ~ W PAOsCNS
it, but only covets it, should be
enabled to inAict such a fine upon a
population with which she has no
direct concern.
An epidemic of influenza has APP
peared in Russia, Germany, Austria
and France, and it is feared that it
may spread to England also. In St.
Petersburg and Vienna it has attack
ed all classes, and in Paris six htn-
dred employees were disabled by it at
the same time in one shop. The
attack is not directly mortal in any
case, but it weakens feeble constitu-
tons, and leaves an increased liza
biIIty to bronchitis and pneumonia.
1t is, however, the method, Of trans
mission which makes the disease SO
interesting to medical men. 1t ap.
pears to be certain that it has attack
ed fleets and ships when cut off from
communication with the shore, and
therefore that, however generated,
it Is propdgated through the air.
lhae fact supports a theory,
maintained by many observers, that
some of the great epidemics are
due to poisonous vapours travelling
through the air, and independent
OF our sanitary laws. DR.. Jessopp,
we notice, in his remarkable pap4rs
on the Black Death, which slew half
England in 1348, inclines to believe
thai no other theory will so com
plet9!y meet the facts. He is not q
physician, Of course ; but be had
maue IA patient and exhaustive study
of the records of this terrible epid0-
mic, and his opinion is corroboratel
by that of mary scientific authorities.
The death Of Mr.. JefersOn Davis,
which occurred on December 9Th,
removes a figure which, had the Con.
federate States succeeded, would.
have become important in the world.
He did not, however, make ga ma
tlon," as Mr.. Gladstone supposed he
had, but failed, and was most wisely
pard0ned by the victorious Repub-
lie. Those who worked with him
or obeyed him, must have known
him best, and in their Judgment he
was a man of great ability, energy
and decision. He must, however,
have misjudgrd utterly the compare
tive power of the North and South /;
and when defeat was certain he still
preferred slavery to the victory of
the State Rights for which he was
nominaIIy fighting. Had the South
III the last year of the War declared
all black men free on condition of
their filling up ths armies of. the
South the victory of the North could
hardly have been gained. That this
project Vas never even seriously dis
eussed, showed concIusively that
Mr.. Davis and his supporters fought
for "lhe institution rather than for
liberation from a %l'tyrannical" Repub-
IL. t GajIH3 ,Iino
sui H. z-.at #
We give, the, Brazilian news else
where /; it's bgeneralbIeffect is not ia
, 1890-01-15

The French Government will
shortly enjoy a new opportunity of
showing that it cares nothing about
the welfare Of Egypt, but cares much
about displaying It's spitefulness to-
wards England. 1t has been resolv-
ed to abolish forced lnbour through
out Egypt finally and totally, to the
uncomfortable relief of the feIlaheen.
The total cost Of this great reform
will be 5000, 600 q year, which will
be entirely met by the savings due
tobJhe conversion Of the Debt, if
France will only consent to that
measure. France, however, has re-
fused her, consent, because such a
conversion would reveal too clearly
ihed rise OF Egyptian credit under
British direction; and though she
is to be asked again, will, Of
course, in her present sore tenn.
per, renew her refusal. It has,
therefore, been agreed that in this
event The peasantry shall be set free
but,a tax shall be placed on them
efualtt to- an annual payment Of I'D.
an acre They will pay it willingly
for The relief, butt is d,screditahle
chat a'Power like France, which
, 1890-01-15

The latest news from East Africa
reports Emin Pasha as recovering
from his terrible fall from the bal
cony Of Major Wissm ann's house.
He remains, however, in danger, the
Internal injuries being serious, and
the discharge still exuding from his.
ears, in the opinion of surgeons a
very bad sign, An opinion has been
gaining ground among Germans that.
the Pasha, who still regrets having
left his followers, tormented with
the sense of failure, and perhaps with
fears as to his future position, jump
ed over the balcony Intentionally,
The accident was, however, Il natur-
al one to happen to a half blind
man, and suicide would S en- in
consistent with a charactIe which,
amid many weaknesses, has been
marked by an exceptional capacity
for patient endurance,
, 1890-01-15

does not govern Egypt or protect
it, but only covetS it, should be
enabled to infict such a fine upon a
population with which she has no
direct concern.
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A nILIIoN runL1c sERvANTs

being given TO an ADMINISTRATION
and made the patronage OF party
bOsses.'
He referred to the letter carriers
in England, who worked long hours
and get on an average s. a week.
After a vain effort Tor ~; !iOratl0n
II their condition, they struck. The
government instantly filled Their
places, put n policeman beside each
new man and dispersed a gathering
Of the old ones.
In Germany the government
owns the railroads. The locomotive
engineer receives about SIS a month
and If lie deserts his engine be-
comes subject to severe punishment.
Libraries have been written up
on labOT and capital, but they are
mostly trash. In the varying con-
ditions Of sur complex civilization
no general plan seems possible which
viii be applicable % all cases rs a
relief FOR the autagOnism between
caui.al and labor. Every difficulty
must he settled upon its own merits.
Il IS lust here that an intelligent
I4Hor examination, composed only Of
the occupation which seeks TO Sc
cure a right or redress wrong, can
meet its employer upon grounds
which will show their mutual de-
peudence and promote their COM
mon benefit. II is Just here that
Ignorance or Incompetence on the
one hand produces imitation and
resistance on the other.
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LAuUR And CAPITAL

as naturally or properly antlson-
i-tic. do not agree with them.
The interests Of labor ard capital
are identical, or, 20 he more accurate,
reciprocal. Any argument respect
ing labor topics which docs not dis
tinctIy recognize ami cOuCey!e the
truth OF this proposition must needs
Ice fallaClOus, and. as matter Of
fact. It i so recognized and COzcet-
ell iy all eminent authorities on the
subject"
Tie insurance feature Of the
Brotherhood was touched up0n NJ
length by the speaker. During the
past fiscal year the Brotherhood has
paid To widows and orphans and
disabled members S312. 500, making
a grand total OF S8,l-2, $50.
Addresses were also made by a
number Of delegates. Referring 10
Chicago Telegram. stating that a
rarity Of Western engineers had left
Tor this city 10 champion the cause
Of federation, First Grand Assistant
Engineer Hayes said:
Il know nothing about them.
We anticipate no trouble when the
time CONES for considering the
question Of federation. I under
stand a majority Of the Western
delegates favor such "a plan, but a
30 what the outcome Will De 1 will
not venture an opinion"
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LEGAL NOTICE,
In the Probate Court. N and for salt Lax
County, Territory OF Utah.
In the matter Of the Estafe of David
Z. Lewis, deceased.
is HFRFFyGTyEy BY mn

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BIZ THE
N undersigned Commission they hay
inr been heretofore appointed bv said
Court 20 paTtltiSl the estate Of said de
ceased 90 the parties entitled thereto. % ali
persons interested in the Csfafc Of said
deceased, ani 10 their Euarclnz, agents
and attorneys, within or without the
said Territory. that said Commissioners
with, on the lith day Of October. 100. AZ
y O'Clock NJ 81 said day Al Tie once %
Isaac IL Waddcli- Esq Attorney. = and q
East First South Street. in the city OF salt
lake. In the county o. salt lake, Utah Ter
rItory. make partition OF tie real s--afe Of
said deceased % the parties entitled there
20, according % the decree of distribution
made N SAID estate on the l-ih day Of
April, $50, by said court, and al pers1ns
interested N said estate are hereby mott
fed 70 be present % salt time and place,
and make objections 90 SAID partition n any
thew have.
The property TO be paruiIoned is par;ic-
ularly described as follows.
The north haE f'lI Of Lot Eight ~ in
Block Five - IN P1Ht az SaIt Lake City
surrey, and an undivided one half * OF
the East half 20 % Block Seventy
20 in Plat &C. salt Lake CITY Survey, all
situated in salt Lake City. SalJ lake County.
Utah Territory.
Dated at salt Lake City. SaItLate County,
Utah Territory, this End day q october ls9l.
4. I. WILLIAMS.
p u. kIMBALL.
ARTHUR r. BURNS.
Commissioners.
lie Grand Young and I. 81. Wadiell. At
rnrnevs FOR estate.
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ought to come when the employees
many industry shall not he arTayed
in hostile camps over the whole
country against their employers in
the same business; when cOmbina-
tons will not be Of workers on the
one hand and officials on the other,
against each other, but, with good
sense and friendly disposition, they
shall meet upon common ground
FOR a common good aud with an
overwhelming sense Of common Ia
terest.r
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CHIEF ENGINEER ARTHUE

was next introduced and enthusi-
asticaIly received. He cOngratu-
lated the Motherhood on the
healthy condition Of its affairs, and
said in part:
'sThough there IS n oneness Of
purpose, there is a diversity Of
5pinion. and we hope during the
COURSE Of our debates to find the
EQUATION by which ia" problem Of
our difficulties and differences may
be solved. II isby honorable action
that we have achieved success IS a
Iat1r organization, not by might,
not 10y loud, bolstful assertions OF
what, owing TO cur numbers, we
might compel corporations 20 do.
No, that has never been our policy.
We ask but fair. just dues, nothing
more. Ifthere be those who would
array labor against Capital, l am
not one Of them OF with them. If
there be those who regard the in
terests Of
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Estate Of Andrew p. sodcrb0rs. Dcoeas,

Estate Of AndTCW T. N0lcTU0rs, Dcceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN By THE
- undersigned. Administrative Of the
estate OF Andrew +. SodCrhorg. deceased,
TO the creditors Of, and an persons having
CLAIMS against the said deceased. 10 exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers. within
ten months after the first publication Of
this notice. % the said Administrative. 80
her residence. at 80. Cl7, W. Third North
Street. salt Lake City, ID the County OF
Salt Lake.
Dated August "a, ls0.
AUGUSTA c. SODERDOEG.
Administrator Of the Estate Of Andrew
=. sodeIborr, deceased. oEw 5w
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ Barlow Ferguson, Administrator 81
TIE E~Ifta nf james EerEu on. deceased,
has rendered Tor ~gti euCut, and filed IN
d. irritation 81 the residue OF said estate
among the per-nas emitted thereto. and
that Friday. Jlc 7th day VI November. \ H.
l-s-', at lH o'clock o. M. 90 the Count Room
Sl.t Lake DIfv and County, Utah Territory.
has been duly appointed HF o.. JuE.e 90
said Court for the settlement 81 -a-I ace
rol and hearing sand petition i1T dI-fri-
uGtiun. 40 which time ant place auF per
son Interested 90 said estate NAY HVHpl r
and show cause, 10 anT there De. WhF said
account should not be settled and approved
and final distribution made as prayed for.
Dated October arI- l.2l-
O.. D. ALLEN.
@ rk o. The Probate Court
BY c. +. stanton. deputy. o sw
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Notice Of time and Mace FOR the hearing OF
petition fpr admis ion 20 Probate q VIII.

NNlCe OF time and place Tor the hearing Ol
petition f1r admit ION 20 I'rolateC q VIII.
DUESUAST TO An ORDER OF SAN
= Court b said matter. notice Is hereby
gwen that tgrl1r. the 18th dlvnf October,
A. -. lss4l, II 10 O'Clock q. r.. al The C6uufv
Court House lu salt Lake CITY. Ttah
Territory, M the Corr. Room Of said Court.
has been appointed by he CLERK ~ said
Court, the aue and place for the hearing ui
a petition % Aurc'Iu~ Miner. PRAYING Tor
u" admission % probate % certain l0ru-
ment Herewith pr. -enteI, VurpOrfIng % be
the last VIII ana Tc-fameutDf Thomas liar.
us, deceased when and where an persons
interested may appear art oppose the pro.
late Of said VIII, or the granting % letters
documentary 90 AurciIg- Miner, g. prayed
for IN said petition.
In witness whereof. 7 have hercuutp set
my hand and aGiVei The seal OF said Court.
tins 2ird day Of September, :. d. l~l0.
SEAL &. 2. ALLEN.
CLERK Of the Probate Court
BY C. Z. >TtSrpS, Deputy Clerk. dII
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WILD APPLAUSE
l. Accorded Chauncey Il. Depew at
the Meeting Of Locomotive
Engineers;
He EULcGIzES THAT BROTHER
HOOD VERY MUCH;
S35s. 500 Paid 10 Widows. Orphans
and Disabled Members Dur
iH- 0le Year.
by Telegraph to the NEwsl
CHAUNCEY u. DEPEW
TALKS About ihe Labor OrEanIza-
fInra.

PTrsBURG, Oct. lj.-The Inter
national brotherhood Of Locomotive
Engineers held their annual open
meeting in the Grand Opera House
this afternoon. \ number Of letters
were read from prominent gentle
men expressing roget at their inabii-
ity b he present. Among them
were George Campbell Of Ohio,
Governor Beaver OF Pennsylvania,
George W. Chilis Of Philadelphia,
President Roberts Of the Pennsyl-
vauia Railroad, dO,her EOminent
railroad officials.
After prayer by Grand Chaplain
Sorrety. Mayor Gourley welcomed
the delegates 20 the city.
Chairman Adams then intro
duced Hon. Chguucey NJ. Depew.
president Of the New York Genital
Railroad Company. The appear
ance II the distinguished gentle
man was a signal for the wi!dss.
applause. When order had been
restored Mr.. Dupew proceeded 10
deliver an address, which was lis
tened to with great interest. Sew
eral times he was compelled 10 pause
owing 70 the Geateniug applause Of
his hearers.
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Va Aa@a-A A-.-a.a 7AhAaA nos NH aaa.aNs
A sAHEL u. WOODRUFF. THE
"A Guardian OF the person and estate 90
4. o. Woodruff ct al, Minors. having fled
biz petition herein, duly verified. praying
for an order uf sale or q part %. the real
estate % said Minor. for the purposes
therein set f0Ita, 70 D. hereby ordered that
the next q KIN OF the wards and an persons
interested IN the estate OF s-'d Minors au-
pear before the sgii Probate Court on sat
urday, the -th day OF November, l-11. 20 Do
O'Clock Ia the forenoon Of said dag, 40 the
Court Room 0f said Probate Court. - the
County CUurf House. IN the City and Cuuu-
- of -lit Lake. Utah TERRITORY. % show
cause why an order should not De granted
20 the sand guardian, o sell so much 0f the
real estate Of the sgii Minors, % private
sale a. shall he uece-s lrv. and that o. copy
Of this order De published az least four
successive weeks in the DESERT EVENING
NEWS, Newspaper printeJ and published
In said City and County.
Dated October "a, Issl-
g.. ". BAEICu.
Probate Judge.
Htr
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Mr.. DErEw's SPEECH.

Mr.. Depew spoke highly Of the
EratLoEhani 81 Locomotive Engi-
neers, cnd sad that during the
period Of its existence, prosperity
aud growth hundreds OF labor Or
carnations had been formed and
dissolved. They had been started
To carry out novel theories, or to
put in practice unusual and untried
processes. ''rhc Success Of your
body Is due 70 it, rigid aIhercuCe
b the right principles upon which
IL was founded. No labor OrganiZI-
ton can permanently succeed
whose whole and only Object Is 20
increase wages and diminish hours.
II lacks the essential bond %!
mutual sympathy and brOthurly
help in bearing or tightening each
others burdens. The tendency Of
such an organization i inevitably
and rapidly 10 failure.
''Tue fundamental idea Of the en-
gineCr-' brotherhood j., first, char
ity in the support Of the injured and
contributions 10 the family Of the
dead; second, education, which
perfccts the artisan la the theory
and practice o. his trade and broad
ems him for larger usefulness as q
citizen; third, protection. securing
aud maintaining your rights.
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