Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-08


Peusion System.-A MisinforEled
aartiseau.-A Chinese Beetle
Status Of New ZealsHd.-Re-
gardin- the Force Bill and the
S.Xt Presidency.
u is not every day one sees a
| glimpse Of The truth about Mornions
in the newspapers. Once in n great
while an item creeis in which does
speak the truth. There Is one at
present going the rounds OF some Of
the papers, not all OF theoI. For
there are large number Of papers
that viii not publish a WORT favor
able to the MormOns, though II be
the Gospel truth. The item is from
an Ottawa special TO the New York
Sun. 1t has already Appeared In the
DEsEREr NEWS. Il appears that
much, IL not all, the uupopularity
OF the M0rmOns arises from the fact
that they never patronizs bar rooms,
that they have reduced the price Of
hay from sd 70 $50 a ton, butter
from 90 cents 10 - cents a pound,
a1d potatoes from six cenlsa pound
20 I5 cents buskel; that Isolygamy
Is absolutely unknown, anu that
thrift, economy and frusaliiy are
Z Mormon characteristics.
or course tbs an:i-M9rmon luna
I ties viii n1t REPRODUCE slich matter
A. this - their papcrs, irt X some
/ thing natnFiOuSly untrue were said,
J 80 long IS Il yiil!itd Murmonism u
{ would be reproduced and healed
with flaming captions. II for in-
stance m Item appeared which
stated that Presbyterian preacher
wandered into a Mormon settle
men. and that the MormOns
smothered him under a haystAck
and then skinned him and tanned
the hide to make pursss or pocket
hooks %, every woE! would lie re-
produced In your anu-MormOn
newspapers, and editorials written
ou the cnminality Of the sect
. This Is the way OF the wOrlj per
I hafs. Ii Vas thus with other
sects and parties anl even nations
and why not with Uah- Time
vas, accorfing TO Macaulay when
the name 0f Engii-iiman was
only spoken IN c7niemIt, now it i:
Reh.iA the lord q human kInd pas BY,
Price IA hi port, defiance IN his eye.
There was tinie when even the
( name Am-ri-an vas reviewed with
jesns ia England.
IL j. now an established fact that
President Harrison viii make Ru
extended Western trip. His Scro-
tary. Mr.. Half0ri, has teisgEaphej
Col. CcTtin % this city that the
President viii visit GalesiJurg, Ill,
on q {. :, ~ attend 4 reunion ~ his
oil brigade. The President bIs a
( splendid %aE record. He org iniz u
the 18th Indiana in l,52 when the
Northern States were Threatened by
Brsgy. fhI- regiment entered Tn,
field with Benjamin. Harrison a.
Colonel, though when ir.. orga'i-
izi be contentei himself with
second LieuIenancy. TheregimeuI
VS. brigaiei with three Illinois
regiments, the lg3nd, l05th and
l-s.h, ami one Ohio regiment, the
18Th.
At Rssaea on May II, 1854, the
brigade distinguished itself, ant
Harrison Lett the fell a. Brigade
Commander on the army list, bat
among the soldiers As Little Ben"
lie fOughtat Gilgall Church, Kene-
sIw Mountain, Peach tree Creek
sni Nashville. II : brigaie at the
close Of the war was First Brigade,
Third Division, Twentieth Army
Cops. IL j. what Is left Of this that
rlevts at GllsshuFgh ON Oct. Z. The
President will he there and also al
Kansas City GUd Topeka to attend
other reunions.
The new tariff hill Is now the
great topic. Mr.. Kilgcre, OF Texas
kicked down 4 door and broke
mans nose, tut Nr. Mckinley. the
Courier yytStai says, Is a better
kicseT, because lac has kickei GU.
American smelters into Mexico.
The G'oSs Democrat felicitates IL.
rcaisrs on the fact that now the
Mckinley Till has become Z Law
they Will have = r,=st from tariff
literature.
Slvcrea glass for mirrors i taxed
81 per cent by the Mckinley bill. /
The tax has not We. gone into effect. |
hut the L. sion GiO5s SAYS importers /
are already changing 50 per cent OF
a raise.
The new bill reduces revenues by
81, 100000 on certain goods, but il
raises duties 10y So, 900 0O0 on other
Sinis 4 goods, which fact does not
mean q general tariff increase. ami |
according to the Commercial Gazette
i itaiing % free trade.
Tine hsge advance in duties on
glsSs viii, according T. the Spring
field Republican, lead TO glass
trust.
II is impossible 20 please every
b, Is. says the Baltimore american |
but the tariff Till l. an enlightened |
coAp-omise Of conflicting Interests
'1r the purpose Of advancing the |
general good OF the country and |
doing as little harm as possible b.
individuals. +"
The duty on olive oil for salad
lurpssgs-' i Taisei - per cent al /
vGiJrsm. The Pittsburg Di.p1lch
as iiiis Increase cannot be said 20 l
q ysr the Production 81 home U.iVsl
oil, hut that i. giil CON pei people u
I-- cJitouseeI oil for ''ralld par-
ils-,-"
The Brooklyn Ctissa says that II
Cam ks semi their fruit g. Eng
igrI. tiIrE thrir eggs into chickens,
tAeir harley into wheat, their milk
INFO cheese. and send the whole ~
England AM thus cl1s.. a market 10
-ge-fern farmers, the N kinney bill
ssh aOt De mu-h ~ n boon 10 hom.
Joseph Chamberlain, Of England,
s,.ys the Mckinley hill l. a positive
blessing b. his country, inasmuch as
q restricts the Unitei S;ats-s from
becoming a trade competitor in
foreign markets Then II every
BODY aui every toJi try Ia pleased
with This bill, - much the best. All
gees smoothly - a mRrriage tril.
4 resume q what prominent visi-
iors 20 ChicgaO are sAyiag about
things in general may not .,e uuin-
teresting. =. r. Barnum aud wife
are here on the way 10 Denver and
probably Salt Lake. Mr.. Barnnm
preached sermon in the L niversalis;
Church in Bridgeport i,efore leaving
home. lie says deeds, not attend-
ance at prayer meetings, will most
benefit 4 man in the future worlI.
Hi revisw OF religion in general i
terse. He says:
Il wrote a pamphlet few months
aga entitled why I an n Universe
las, and a minister in this city. after
reading II, came 70 m and said, Il
Relieve every word you say i true,
bat don'l give me awav.' The Rev.
:. u. Bswers. who died a few weeks
ago ~ PIE rmont, On the Hudson, said
70 me over and over again that he did
not believe IN endless punish
,nsn;, and o-her Episcopal clergy
men tel. me the same. The
cunEregl couldn't siand the