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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-01
UNITE 10 HIE.

TIE Jeclinatiou Of NJ. RawIins
who was nominated 10y the Wcrs
iugmsu's and Peoples Parties f.,
he Office Of County Attorney. In,
,ccasi3ued some dispute. aIr.S. A.
Keuner, who ha, been au aut-ua,,er
champion Of tie cause Of lse Pre.
'ie, was chn-en hy .he Central Com.
uiJt,e 70 fin tile vacancy on Oh.
,icse:. Some u The W5.kingneu
had previously expressed thel. pref
erence fa- another cruallata. But
30 iag rs us gan -easa H.. Egrguf
mas the sI.pgr- O. the very great
majority. lie has also the enmirv
Il the organ Of .ls Gisreuutailr
-'Lihelai'' ring. This viii his emf.
Dent qualifications lor tie place
ought 10 tie abe question. Vow
would il not lie better. for
the sikc Of harmony and sue
cess, that al iavoritism shulld
he dropped and complete unity
be established on the name
suggested: Il must be plain to any
other nominee tnat neither fame nor
ortunc, political capital n1F success.
u any kind can be made out Of a
nomination which viii bring but
rom aariively very few votes
Therefore vision, discretion. H.
rys 10 The future and regard for In.
triumph Of the fun ticket would
suggest a graceful Withdrawal ia
reference 20 ii-Eraceful defeat
Let there be no division in the.
ranks, because that would mean p
victory Tor the enemy's candidate.
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he ARRANGED EVERYTHING.

"Riehard Croton, the reg istrar o,
Granite precinc;, is in the city helping
his old friends in salt Lake. He has
arranged everything up his way aud
has little time to spare"
The foregoing appeared in this
mornings "Libsral'' organ. Yes.
"He arranged everything up his
way" He issued notices of objec-
ton to Peoples Party voters. and
required them to appear ia SAT-
Lake Cisy. OF csurse the Registrar
here had nothing to do with the
matter, and they "had their labor
for their pains" He Is one O. the
Registrars whom the Utah Com
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-01

as the testimony shows that he tried
to stop the shooting. The AFFAIR
occurred in the sporting house OF
Susie Powell.
Vincent SHREDDER, a rancnman
living one mile out from sherman,
was instantly killed by lightning al
six O'Clock yesterday afternoon
He had been raking hay anu wa
standing at the time about ten iee'
aEFy from ME horse The horse
was knaoset down Tut was not
killed. The same BOLT OF lightning
shocked john Boyle sud Charle-
Brown. who were riding aiies cattle
about a mile from where Shrole ;
was killed. An accident also belei
T.. ID. Carter yesterday while out
duui.h- sage chickens on the Blg
Laramie with p. 9. RauneF. \
chicken new between tlr= sHo anu
Mr.. Rauncr shot ut It. he uIi77e,i
his aim and Eve Of the shots struck
Carter. although only three enteIe'i
the flesh. One entered the hip,
another the c.C.f q the leg ami The
third the hail OF TIC lett foot. Dir.
Carter's injuries were lttenued 10 ~
Dr.. Stevens who declares That they
are not serious.-EOOHICTgHg.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-01
PITY THE sORROWS!''

! THIS morning, under the head OF
"Who are WOrkingmen," the chie'
anti-"AIormon" organ sings dole,
full song. 1t has enough buuc0mt
and bathOs in tito make rhiuoceros
weep.
I II is long drawn out, icing little
in much. Boiled down, /; simply
means that it can hardly be dis
puted that the t0iiiag masses are
wOrkingmen, but that az workers
they bear no comparison to the rich
capitalist, for the reason that the
former labor with their hands aad
get tired, eat their suPpers, go TO
bed and sleep, awaSeing in the
morning refreshed end strong.
There IL no such happy lot,
However, for the man Of
business and wealth. He works
with his brain, and when he
lies down upon his soft and dow ny
couch the active mind KEEPS Oh
thinking and sleep refuses to come
with its restorative assistance. As
n consequence, according TO the as
sumption Of our peculiar cotvmpor-
airy, the man who IS harrassed by
the possession 0; capital aud uartici-
patton in business schemes, bscgmrs
wan, his EYE becomes brighter .
and the Zines OF the mouth become
more tightly drawn" He Is really
the wOrkiDgman.
The "Liberal''o organ afterdrawiny
this gloomy picture OF the woes Of
the rich, insists that the latter are
entitled to the sympathy OF the men
who perform the manual labor OF
the world. II can Ge reasonably H.
ferred from the article in question
that the writer OF it il picked in the
impression that labOriug men 10
not think, hut, like the animals.
merely work, eat and sleep. repeat
ing the process every tHenty-four
hours without shadow Of turning.
There is 10 brightness in their vvcs.
buta dull fishy expression, while tie
muscles around their mouths are in n
perpetual state Of relaxation, having
noue Of the cares Of life 10 deepen
the facial lines. This is all wrong.
Thought and SORROW are both well
known to the performers Of manuu
labor, while the burdens Of the can
italist are lightened by the posses
sion Of wealth, which, as the world /
wags, gives prestige ana POWER.
II the writer in the chief anti |
Mormon organ had n wasted hu- |
man spectre in his mimi AZ an ex. I
ample Of the wan and worn sorrow
laden ca itGlist, it may probably
nave been "Hsnk'' Barnes, the /
candid lie for sheriff ON the "Liber-
n" ticket. Tina! spare and piiiahle
victim Of Tribune insomnia does not
weigh more than about 1876 pounds,
while his cleaning eye aud tightly
irawn mouth testify to his
'eing one of the '.Liberal'' laboring
capitalists who are the real work
ng men. Or may it not have been I
he emaciated form and melancholy
OF the manager Of the
hisf anti-"Mormon'' organ that
oomed before the gaze Of the person
Eho penned the plea for the over
urthened capitalist, as his Falcr
lshed over the paper in the hope Of
ttracting the sympathy Of the
lasses Cor the dOwntrodien men or
'ealth?
iiy the sorrows Of 4 rich old man
those trembling limbs have brought HIN ,
TO your door.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-01

A. n rule, q r-yson whohas . good
appetite has good meath. But no"
many there are who enjoy ur,hiuc
thew eat. ami sit down 10 meals CUiy
as an unpleasant duty. Natures
gutiGote's FOR this condition &re 81
h1pniIy combined IN Hoods SAss-
uariiia that il soon restores Gooc
digestion, creates IN appetite, and
renovates aud vitllizgs the blood 80
that the beneficial effect OF good
food Is impaired . the whole body.
Truly hunger is the hest sauce, AMI
Hoods SlrsaVariilaialucr- hunger.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-01
4 STARTLING EXPOSURE

WE reproduce from the salt lax,
HerEid letter from a former .sJfb
eral, " which expresses the feeling.
OF others who have come cut from
the camp Of the enemy TO freedom,
It Is good reading for rational vot
ers. II aliuGes to facts which II ma.
been the policy Of the ''L;teraIs,, "a
make light Of, but for which there /,
abundant proof
As to the writer We have nothing
personal to say. We are not sc
quaiated with him. He speaks well
enough for himself. We only con
slider mis- letter, which j. ably writ
ten, and his statements. which
are plain and straightforward.
They are corr0b1rateI 10y e-:-
dence, preserved, which j. sui
nieient to convince the mos
sSeptical. The fraud and vii
lainy practiced to gain the election
FOR the Liberals in February la>t
were simply astounding. It is Use
less for anyone to deny them. Ana
every attempt Of those who hav,.
Tried to jeer them down, only ex
poses more and more their particina
Ton IN the wrong.
This letter shows that while cs--
t,in individuals were pretending
disbelief in the frauds c,mplai.,-j
OF at the time, they were f.Uv
cosnizlnt OF the offenses committed
and We're morally particsps cria,iais
II nothing worse.
Voters, read the letter, form Won r
own conclusions, and il Won arr
honest men and desire the rerns.
hent welfare OF the community. vop
VIII not cast a ballot for the noni-
nees Of such a gang Of poIltical
'sieksters as 1t exposes, nor for any
person who is put up 10 reward f.
doing their dirty wors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-01
THE WRONG PLACE.

WHO has been advising schoo
trustees aud school taxpayers 10 i'm
perfume the county court in relation
10 excessive special school taxes.
whoever it IS mas made mistak,
u is trying to mislead. The COUNTY
Court sitting Is a boari Of equaliza.
non, may raise 81 reduce the valua.
Ton placed on property ASSESSED lor
axes on a proper showing tina. il
ms been Incorrectly made. but can
not change the percentage OF a lev,
assessed by lawful meeting OF ths
taxpayers. IL Is strange that snv
one Who can read ami who la.
looked at the law on this subject
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-01

are not charged with any ccntra
vention Of the laws. On the con-
trary they infringe upon the rights
Of no other class Of people in the
Dominion. They are peaceable,
industrious and law-abIding; there
fore a desirnble element in any
community where they locate.
It is evident that the agitators
have been influenced by evil reports
concerning the co-religionists OF
the Cardstown people in Utah.
II they knew the cause and origin
Of the ISLANDERS they would not
be affected by them.
The "Nlormons" are overwhelm-
ingly In tho majority in Utah, aud
active political cOnspiratOrs belong
ing TO the minority have manuiac-
tureA and circulated Infamous false
hoods concerning the "Iormons"
that under cover Of the prejudice
thus created they might obtiin
special legislation that would enable
them 10 seize the reins Of local gov
eminent. Protected by manufac-
tured i-"Mormon'' sentiment
they themselves have created, the
minority have resorted to trickery
and n persecutive process that ought
to make honest men blush for them
Why then should honorable men
in Northwest Territory suffer them
selves TO be influenced by malignant
ISLANDERS that have been spread
broadcast for the purpose Of aiding
the consummahOn Of a nefarious
political plot?
If the people of Macleod District
wish TO act fairly and inteilIgeutly
they have opportunities OF taking
that course. They should not be
governed by prejudice created by
absurd and false stories. Let them
go among the .'Aiomon'' settlers,
examine their conduct and course OF
life and thus get an insight into the
true character Of the people from
whose presence they apprehend a
purely imaginary danger. Any
other course savOTs Of persecution,
in which liberal minded men never
participate.
To proceed against a people on the
basis Of some spprehendei future
contingency, is not founded in
reason, being too much like punish
ing a person ON the ground that he
might at some time to come be
guilty Of an ofTense.
In Colorado and New Mexico, and
other regions, where there is 10 object
10 be gained by depriving the "AIor-
mons" Of their political rights and
the latter are esteemed Z
Is the very best and mos. valuable /
citizens Of those districts in which .
hey are settled. As the Saints are I
famous for building up and IT. I
leeming new country, wonder 1
'ully increasing its value and rela- !
lively that Of the regions contiguous /!
% it, the good people OF Norlhw est |
Territory will DO well, even in their 1
,wn interest, TO let them pursue I'M
the even tenor Of their way. /
90 long &c they conform 10 the Law s
4 the country they are entitled to
his treatment in common with all
.ther people.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-01

We are rlsased with the iuforma.
ton that comes 10 US daily OF nsrl-
hers Of comparatively neS residents
who voted the .Eiiberal'' ticket last
February, who have had the!r eyes
opened % their mistake, and who
will now cast their ballots Tor the
united WorllingmeB's and Peoples
Party ticket. because It IS really re-
presentatire o. the permanent IL
terests Of the County and j. a re-
bulye 90 the trickstzrs who WORK for
personal en-s and poiicaI favoEs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-01
SCORE TWO FOR IRE UTAH
CONFESSION.


|. SCORE TWO FOR IRE UTAH
CONFESSION.
YEsI ERDAY the Utah Commii
sion very Justly ralei in favor q
le.al voters wIos. names had bee
summary and unlawfu!ly stricseI
or the registration lists. This wa
a bomjsheu IN the Liberal, Gang
II was n Geathulow T. one Of thei
political tricks. K became ueces
sary that another should b
manufactured. Who 50 able 10 fab
ric-te i-as the ten thousand dolll
Jeremy DidIler Of the last cam
paisn. aul tine chief reliance Of tn,
/ ratified schemers Of the present ruf
for Office: 80 the 'LiJcral's or-ar
Of this morning had this preciou,
( gpisus:
70 LIBERAL VOTERS.
"The Utah Commission decides thai
( persons entitled 10 vo.e At the coming
/ election can have th-ir names added
10 the registry now. although the legal
I time for such additions has PASSED.
This affords IN opportunity ilr 40 20
| 500 Liberals who have. from various
causes, 90 FAR failed OF registry, 10
secure the Figh- 90 vote. All such are
earnestly ursud.o hand i'm lhcir names
20 the Liberal headquarters, oppo>i e
/ the Walker House. Lha- they may be
AZ once put upon the list
0. ". POWERS.
Chairman Li5ozaI County Commit
! tee.
1t is perhaps needless 60 say, she
Utah Commission G-cil.a'' moth
ing OF "a kiud. The crdrr oi
that body gave 10 excuse for such a
/ paipaaIe fal-ehooi. Ii rgIatgG 10
4 persons vino were duly registered
aud whose names t-e "L.rerai''
registrars had iHgEllly stricken oil
the lists. I.gayo no license TO uu-
registered persons, 'sLi0srll'' or
5gserwi-e, G, s~-lI tle list u voters
in the Interest Of any party.
No doubt the "Li1-r. IL gang are
in urgent need Of from 800 TO so
.'Libarai'' voters more TRAN ar
registered, because the ticsics o.
last winter have not been sufficient
0- August purposes, ami the InIu-
pendent WarEiusm MS movement
has made these sd 30 53l new
names aa absolute "Lilers.'' ugces-
s.ty.
Ths signer OF the above de-
cep4ve document lihaIs the
Itch Commission when bee
states that they have decided that
unregistered persons f,.l have
thvir names added 60 lle 1eristry
now, Gglsugf tic tggl time 5ar
su-i I9 ti..,. Hug pgss-E' Il IS
equivalent 10 spying ti,a- .ha com
mi7sioneEs are acting Illegally, OF
authorizing urLwLul action ny ,hs
re-.sira-s.
The Utah Commission arelsni..ar
with tls c,-C.iaalav-. 'yaatcvar
-hyi- personal 5gtliu s. nay .-a they /
Ie zoo vle % violate -.f5 e I.-xs /
They have announced llair iu,en- /
ion g. i9 40 laar can 20 secure q .
mir and iar-aa. ,la1.on. Their .
rulings OF the past IT,. DAYS 7-.. E
mssa than ta..s, ami give F.
.viiene= shat :aey mean what they /
5ay.
This morning number g.applica-
Ions We're lie 10 the Commits
ION, Pf7mPteI ay the above m.slead
Hs cali, - persons VINO were u0j [
Iess during the re-istrati0H season 1
mi who wanted u De registered [
low. They were Officially informed I
hat it could not be done. s. the
;haiEman q the County Liberal }
COMMITTEES may suck his tl1mbs .
mi give up this Little n p. /
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mission should investigate, and how
he ''arranged everything up there"
ought to be fllly explained. Let
the Grnnite folks report.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-01

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-01

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-01

Spokane Falls. Wash, July %
FJur In iiaus nave been arrested "a;
Il .eckitlt County on su-.i.rau II
the muricr q CHIEF Hurae-v.wh.-p
holy Wa iguu ga Ric'. Cr-css. They
are also accused OF killing Cbisf
Yellow Ash two years 1sp. Roth
these old chiefs were medicine men.
ami the Indian i-ms udei that the
medicine men -gouli make the
SHOW 60 oil. 10 is p.esumgd that
owing o. % ir inability 90 G1s 20 thry
were slain. u Is GAINED that twelve
metirinc men have teen murdered
IL HlecSi;It ami Yakima coaf ties
during The Iasr five years. solely
because they Couii not PERFORM mi
racles that are expected Of them.
IDAHO.
Spokane Falls, Wash. july Is
The fire NJ Wallace was The most
destructive ever known ia northern
Idaho, Destroying nearly every
business house in the town and sew
erai residences. = conservative Is
tim ate ~ tie loss is 2taut 500 600.
on which there Is r out SSs.ulJ ia
slTauce. The iire company respond
q! Z the alarm guiasiT. bgt there
was no water AMI the llmrs con-
Gnuet up sixth Street 20 the Han
ley Hous- and the Cla1 Theatre.
Here It hell such o firm hold that
efforts ;ossve Tile iowa were aHlu-
donci. The flames sEsus u1 sixth
Street east aud wess. ami RACED on
Bank Street, totally ies-roviEg
every business ami dwelling house
In aa srul @: six blocks Greatexu
ment prevailed dUunE the fire. The
Hanlry House was Blown I'D with
giant powder, which only seemed
% increase aud scatter the fire IN
every g.rectiS.. Amino D-micl
Tas found -iis morning burned be-
yond recognition, AM others ART
WYOMING.
Cheyenne, Wyo., July .s.-A
shooting occurred az Green River
IN Saturday night, resulting In
the killing Of john Heaerman. A
,5rOner's inquest was held 20 lay.
RESULTING in holding Alexander
Wilkinson, al express messenger on
he Union Pacific, guilty Of the !
Killing, sud John Black - an U.s. I
'essory % the crime. wilkinson
pave himself up today and is now ]
n Jail. He admits doing the shoot I
ng, bat claims thstit urTsd in a I
Iuarrel nnd was done in self /
.efense. Black. will be ex0nerated, |
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-01

Mems Jumpers reduced from SIC.
10 Zoe. Peoples Equitable Coop.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1890-09-26
LAKE CRYSTAL ITEMS.
TFrom the Mirror |

From the MlfrOf
Mr.. Norman Beebe has purchased the
building in Garden City recently occu-
pied by Piper & Jones, and BUYS the
stock if they can agree on terms. Mr..
Beebe exp cts practical store man as
an associate to arrive in few days
A new drug store is Amboy's last &C
QUESTION in the mercantile line. A
gentleman from Albert Lea, an expert
enced druggist, is the party who will To-
Gated here. We are unable to learn his
name at present, but he has rented the
Derr building and Will put IN full line
of drugs about the lst of October.
Capt. Owens has moved over from Nj
collet, and is now shelving and fitting
up the store formerly occupied by Sol.
berg for clothing and gents furnishing
goods stock which will be put in by the
new firm of Riley & Sample. Dan Ed.
wards, who is well-posted clothing
man, will be put in charge and it is ex-
pected that the new stock will be ready
to exhibit by the middle of next week
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1890-09-26
ENGLAND NOT A FREF TRADE
NATION.

1t is not strictly correct to call England
free trade nation. In the american
Economist of Aug. Sth list of articles is
published upon which tariff duties are
levied by the English government. The
value of the articles named is $151 ,OOO,-
600, the amount of revenue collected is
SOL 100000, or about 81 per cent. The
American tariff is not more than AZ per
cent. Coffee and tea are included in the
British list. Tobacco constitutes an I'M
portant item and there is nothing IN the
list that can be grown in England or
protected by the duties levied that is
all tariff for revenue only. The balance
of England's vast revenue is collected
by internal revenue and special taxes,
and change from the American to the
British revenue or free trade system
means a complete revolution in our
revenue system. England raises on
imports an average of 81 per cent. while
America only raises 45 per cent. average.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1890-09-26
cANpoR ITS ONLY MERIT.

[Litchfield News Ledger, Sept. Is, 1901
II am not here to sag word agoanst
railroads or corporations"
These were the words that welled up
from the heart and fell from the lips OF
Thomas Wilson as he stood before the
convention of representative Democrats
of Minnesota and verbally accepted
their proffered nomination of himself
as their candidate for the highest and
most responsible position within the
gift of the people OF the state.
He said "I am not here to say word
against railroads or corporations" Read
that again, you farmer, who have for
years been battling for your rights
roads and capitalists in the cities. Read
it, you merchants who have been oblig-
ed to submit to the usurious freight
rates of the past years. Read it, you
land owners who have improved your
farms only to enhance the value of the
land adjoining yours, and exempt from
taxation, held out of market by the Oh
gantic corporations to whom the land
was given, that they may profit by the
benefits of your labor. Read it, YOU
farmers that have gone through the
fight to obtain cars in which to ship
your wheat to points where you could
receive the benefits of competing mar
ket, and then for moment remember
that it was through the effort of w. R.
Merriam that you obtained your rights.
Read it, you widowed mother Of the boy
upon whom you leaned for support,
whose life was sacrifice to the careless
ness OF some gigantic corporation, and
then scan the court records to see who
championed the corporations cause in
6nfnQt oh iriY aclin
recompense for your loss. Read it, ev-
erybody who feels the keen edged sword
OF corporate power and trust combina-
ton bearing upon your throat, and then
ask yourselves If you can place the man
who flung those words in your teeth,
in the position of chief OF your
state.
81 am not here to say word against
railroads or corporations" says Thomas
| Wilson to the people of Minnesota and
is it to be wondered at that he said il?
For over quarter of a century he has
been the paid servant of railroad corpo-
ratlOns and during all that time it has
been his duty 20 work for them and in
their interests. From the salaries they
have paid him he has amassed a large
fortune. which proves that he has done
his work well. During that time most
| VI Guc Ulll5 III tut lIJGT6Sl VI TdllIOduS
or corporations that have been legisla
ted upon have either been introduced
by him or have first been approved by
HIM. All that time the study of his life
has been to build up corporate power
and tbwart public sentiments il To be
wondered at then that he should adj
NIT that he had naughr to say against
railroads or corporations?
II am not here to say d word against
railroads or corporations, SAYS the rail
road attorney, Thomas Wilson and ne
has proven the assertion by the acts of
the last thirty years of his lfe-yet The
Democratic party of the State asks the
people to make him governor. You
might as well complete the farce by
making legislators out of the railroad
magnates of the state and resolve the
legislative sessions into meetings of the
railroad boards of directors.