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Los Angeles herald., 1890-03-31

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-09

The ocean steamships lately from
Europe have had rs part or their
cargo a few rcams OF paper that
were very costly, and yet no one
seemed particularly pleased when
they were delivered. which thew
were with haste, says the Val Street
Aetrs. People who have fondly
hoped that the borrowing demand
for stocks was proof Of a good shor;
interest, were staggered yesterday
morning when one lot of stock after
another was returned to them and
they saw where il came from. The
shipments Of American stocks to
Europe ceased weeks ago. Then
the current turned and they began
slowly TO come this way. During
the past fortnight the sales for
European account, as we have often
said, have been very large. The
stock has begun TO return, ard It is
already coming faster than X i
convenient to receive It. More Is
coming, and We seriously doubt
the chance Of our sending any
large amounts abroad before Christ
mas, and even then We are afraid
That our transatlantic friends who
are able to make presents in the
holiday season viii not select stocks
for that purpose. --.-l. .''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-09
Origin OF the Word Cauard.

Lis said that this word originated
in a story told by a gcssfprng
FrenehDAn who had no great re-
gard for the truth. He had twenty
ducks, he said, and knowing that
the duck is a greedy bind, he deter
mined to see how much his ducks
would e..t before they confessed
themselves satisfied. So, a. noon
one day, he kiiIei one 81 tho ducks,
cut him up. head, feet and feathers,
intoiittle bits and fed him 10 the
other nineteen, who greedily de-
youted their companion and
clamored for more. lie served
another In like manner 10 the
eighteen remaining ducks; another
to the seventeen, and 80 On, until.
before the sun went down, but one
duck rcmsines, who had devoured
all his brethren. and was still
hungry. The aggressive impudence
Of this nionsirous fabrication caught
the fancy OF The Frenchman's
coi'ntrymen, the story got into
print. and every particularly hercu.
lean falsehood went by the name
OF d duck story. Hence the word,
without Translation, orept into
English with the same signiEcance.
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Tie "f.iher of Iii, coualr,..

The title "Father o! His Caotry },
was first applied, according 10 one
historian, TO Cinelnnatus, but there
Is mich in the sto.y altogether
mythical and uncertain. II was
undoubtedly applied To Cicero. vho
lived from II. c. 100 TO 2. c. 81. ard
broke up the Catalina causoirary-
II was given to Julius Cesar nft.y
the Spanish rebellion, 10 .Agus.us.
TO Cosmo de Medici, Andres Doria
and Others. Louis XVI, Henry
Nv. and Louis XVIII. Of Fysnrc
were styled Father ofthe reorIe >,
as also was Chris;ian Iii. or Den.
mark. The title "Fa,her OF His
Country was nos the only ore he
slowed On Washington. He was
styled the American Fabius:5 fTunl
bis cautious policy, and from the
iaet that he never won n battle, but
wore ont the enemy by hsTrsssIng
campaigns- Lord Byron, in his ole
20 Napoleon stylts Washington
The CiDclnnatDs of the yYss.. :,
Nillorio Aliieri, the Italian dratpa-
tist, called him the ssDeIiyerer OF
America" he waa styled ire
Savior Of His Country, by lie
newspapers OF hisown day, .sI.oyely
GeergiusD 10y The British soldiers.
aud the .'Stepfstiier OF His Count.y,'
by political opponents during his
second term--.A LoiGs G!o6s Demo
Graf. .t .atlia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-09
DRSERET EVENING news.
r...a.y. December .. ,.se.
NEW YORK TEN YEARS AGO.
CURIOUS FACTS IN REGARD TO tn.
GROWTH OF THE CITY.

The New York san publishes this
following information as 10 Ney
York now and as 1t was ten year,
ago.
BY the census Of 1850 the popula.
ton OF the city OF New York al tina;
time was I,2o3 2ee. This year,.
census Is expt cted TO show .6i5- 200
There has been no increase of geo
graphical boundaries during the
intervening ten years.
According TO the census of ten
years ago the foreign born popuIa.
lion IN the city was then as, go.
ibis year 1t Is computed to be
Ten years ago there were In New
York 90. 402 buildings homes.
stores, hotels, theatres, stable, and
public department buildings. This
year there are ll4,500-an Increase
OF 1900. Fcrty-two thousand
buildings are in the Territory north
Of Fifty-niuth street.
Ten years ago there Were 1000
Hungarians in New York. Now
there are 10000.
Ten years ago there were 5000
Bohemians in the city of New
YORK. Now there are IO.DtO
Four-hiths Of the adult male Rohe-
mians are cigsr-nakers or cabipet-
makers.
Ten years ago there were l6s, 49,
natives OF Germany in the city OF
New York. This year there were
2gO,UOOEmore Germans in New
lork than in Bremen, Frankfort.
Cologne, Stuttgart, Dusseldorf, Luz
beck, Crefeid, Nuremberg, Stettin
or Leipzig.
Inc death rate in New York
per 1000 inhabitants has decIina,;
during the past ten years from %. 3,
len years ago the Italian popula.-
tion IN the'eity was H. 2a. This
year it is IS, zoo.
Len ye1rs ago there Were 10. 900
natives of Poland ana Russia in New
ioik. now there are $4,000 Psfe--
and Russians and their descendants
The Russians have =, virtual mon
9poiy Of the cheap Clothing tra.le of
ety, the oiss are az first ped
dIsfs, then drummers, and finally
retail storekeepers. -,
len yesrs ago tne estimated value
OF real estate in this city. was ST.
voo,o00, 100. The exact figures were
Si,0isIsio, SS5. This years valua-
lion OF real estate in New York Is
si,500, 900; 900, just 30 per. cent.
more, and an increase at the rate
Of so, G0o,0 900 year. =
len years ago the PARK area of
New fork city YVES LOAF acres.
Now it is 5000. -
There has been during the past
ten years no increase, substantially,
IN The number Of residents az New
York OF Swiss, Belgian, Da.eh, |
French, Welsh or Scandinavian
birth. -
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China's Devastating Flood.


China Is spending this year about
s., 100000 In the effort 10 regulate
tis Maynard river, the Hoang Ho,
which has recently caused such ter
rible loss Of life and property. A
part CT Its waters are to lie perna-
nently diverted into the TI-hai, a
river north Of the Hoang Ho and
almost parallel with i. lnams are
also to lie built to hold back part o!
the waters at flood, and the stone
will be rebuilt along the banks %
eonfine the stream. The ingenuity
ofman has not yet devised effective
protection agains; this most trouble
some Of rivers, and when the remedy
Is found IL will probably cost a col
ossal sum OF money to apply II. The
Governor Of Shantung reports that
he needs ia his province alone at
least s., 000; 900 to prevent the recur-
renee Of the fioods.-N y. Sun.
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Frog Child.

0
A child was bornin Birmingham,
England, on September 20, which
bears q strong resemblance TO frog.
Its skin Is warty and. cold and
iciammy TO the touch; when it cries
1t makes an unearthly croasing
noise. There are three fingers on
each hand and four toes on each
foot. Besides the points,enumerated
1t has many other characteristics OF
= frog, even to huge. knotiy looking.
Hdless eyes The parents are aimee:
distracted over the occurrence ard
hourly pray for it to die. '-''''- o
= There are two other s.frog child,
cases on record, one the offspring OF
a Pluto squaw In Nevada, which
was born about ten years since, the
other monstrosi.y which frs. saw
the light Of day ut Goschen, Ind,
in January, lSS9.-H. Lotns Re-
pubic gre Fat g
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n0isss Of Royalty.

The shah Of Persia hiss started a
race course at 1eheran.
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Black Walnut.

Black Walnut Ia rapidly becom-
ipg exhausted, and there seems to
be nothing In this county to take its
place. No other tree il 50 valuable.
1t grows rapidly, will thrive In any
coil, and Is very hsrdy, requiring
little care, because Id animal and
hut one insect feels upon IL. 1t has
a value but little known, which Is
that the European, or 9Erenehi
walnut" as 1t Is called, grows am
" on It and is easily grated. II
can In that way be made to yield .
fortune 10 cultivated On large
scale. In twenty yeArs it VIII
moro than pay all expensea and In
terest, aud In fifty years the tsees
would be wort at least so. 600 an.
acYo.-EE. srgasn Erz.if --
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The shah Of Persia hiss started a
race course at Teheran.
2 TIE ss-emperor of Brazil is trans.
u -ls The Arabian Nights into
Portuguese. ~ t..
The czir Of Russia is rapidly be-
coming one OF the most lavish crt
collectors in the world. /" f- r.
The Danish SiDg's CROWN isworth
slS5, go, this queen's crown iT,5lO,
ind the sword OF state Si5,0O0
The Princes II wsles Is extra va
CAVITY fUni OF Yorkshire Ia.ding.
which ms been naslei in her honor.
The Queen Of Italy il exhibiting
a tendency towards stoainess. a
state OF things that is most unNel-
cc;ne TO her. r..f
The private correspondence Of the
Prince Of Wales Is something
enormous. He is said to receive
four times rs many letters day as
does the President OF the United
States. 'a'I
70 Queen Victoria drives out ut 4
O'Clock every day. no matter what
the weather may be. She Is USUALLY
accompanied By the PRINCESS Res-
tEice, the lady In waiting and an
inviledgusst. n-rI az
Prince YIaiinlir Doigorouki. now
SO years Old, and for the last twenty
Eve years governor Of Moscow, il
descended from 4 line Of warriors
famous in Russian history for cen
turies.
The German Emperor ordered
that this colors Of all the regiments
in Berlin be brought to the house
OF Count Won Moltke on his nine
tieth birthday. Tnis distinction
was never before ACCORDED 10 a
German subject if
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BRIEF rELsgRAss.
London, Dec. Skiing Milan, Of
Servia, hiss arrived.

|. London, Dec. Skiing Milan. Of
Servia, hiss arrived.
The Hague, Dec. s.-Que-n Re
gent Emma today took the oath OF
office. ~
San Francisco, Dec. s.-Three
masked men last night bound and
gagged the night Waterman Of the
Wigwam Theatre and then forced
the safe, securing $500 In cash and
$1,000 in jewelry.
London, Dec. s.-It Is stated that
81 900. 900 in gold Will be shipped
from London to New York this
week for the assistance Of the banks
there. IL is doubtful IL any aseist-
ance will be sent by the Bank Of
France.
Kansas City, Dec. S. United
States Minister Ryan Of Mexico
passed through the city today for
Washington. He has been sum
moned to the capital by the Secre
tary OF State for some reason un-
known to himself. He denied the
contemplated resignation.
New York, Dec. 81. -pisrront
Morgan has sent q telegraphfei frvis
tation TO the presidents OF all rail-
roads west Of Chicago. s1mest ut b;s
house in this city on the 18th for
tie purpose Of discussing the rail-
road situation with n view to re-
newing the "presidents' xgree.
ment."
Chicago. Dec. Sphere fSyibax,
a wealthy Montana cattleman, today
began two as=umptsit suits, aggre-
eating $4,000, against Nelson
Morris. the packer. The suits are
for breach OF contract and for dam
ages fer alleged failure to carry out
an agreement, whereby Morris was
to take from plaintiff \ large num-
Der Of cattle at q certain price.
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p She Conc. ded That Much.

Young Mooncaif-Do you know.
Miss wosy, that-aw-I've teen
weflecting gweat deal weecently,
and I've hawlf mind-I've-aw-
aw4 hswifa mind.
Miss Rosy-Never mind repeat
ingft Mr.. Mooncalf its far above
the popular estimate, but III con-
eede you that much.
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Fresh as Ever.

Hell have just returned from
the country. Have spent couple
Of weeks there SIS "a
She-Iudeed: -fs ID
He-Yes. I enjoyed myself
hugely aud feel much better for the
trip r..~ M 49, '. r.
She : You evidently 30. You
seem TO be as fresh as ever. .-- ~. q.
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UINTAH STAKE.

UINTAH STAKE.
PsEsrDESr.-S. X. Bennion. Ashley,
(VerralP p. o.
CouSsELoRs.-R. S. Collect, James
Hacking. yernal P. o.
Utn.Gh CouRty, Utah
WARDS BISHOPS.
Ashley tVernal p. Geo. Frees,ont
Giines tVeTnal P.Gl.. Peter Asplanalr
Aerrihs (Vernsl P.o)..T.J J. Caldwell
NH (VernaiP. oD.......Wm. sssfs,
Mountain DeliiyernslP. %. lS.J.MernR
tVernal p DIN. Hunting
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Lake City.
CouNsELoss. = Joseph Z. Teylor,
Charles W .Penrose. Salt Lake City.
Salt Lake City. Wdrds.
wAEDs. BISHOPS.
First WE-d........- joseph Waroarton
Second ward.......Leopsrd G. Hardy
Third Mediterranean Jacob Weller
Fourth Ward. Harrison Spersy
Fifth Wsrt......Ssniuei NJ. T. Seldom
Sixth Wsrd..........James e. Watson
Seventh Ward ..........Wiilisra Thorn
Eighth WaTd-.........Elij.h +. Sheets
Ninth Ward-.......Sanuel A. wosiiey
Tenth ..-............Ad.m Speirs
Eleventh Wnrd...... Alexander McR.e
Twelfth Hiram b. Ciawson
Thirteenth Wsrd....-.. Milleu Atwood
Fo1rtee1,h Ward....George II. Tsylor
Fifteenth Ward ....-..... Elias Morris
Sixteenth Observation-Disclosures KeSler
Seventeenth Ward........ John Tirsey
Eighteenth waro....Orson +. waitney
Nineteenth Ward. Isaac Barton
Twentieth Wsrd...... George Romrey
Twenty fi,s. Ward. William Z. n Allen
Twenty-second Ward. .kliredSolonon
Country Hdris.
Big Cct'nvcod tBrinton) D.B Brin.on
Blut Dale (NoasleylLewis II. Mousley
Observation-Disclosures ". Seioepield
care z. Schonisld, Z.C.MI., ST.. CITY
Draper Vim. c. Allen
East NH fsreek YoAn Ne
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lite to his wife IL Ike dandrud, II
gruxs on q man.
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9stsHa0RLE.,SIAKR. al sa..-a
PRxsIDKsT.-H. 8. oe<xnss Taoefe.
CouxsELoRs.-C. L Anderson. Grants
Vile; Geo. f. Richards, Tooelc.
Tooele County. Utah
WARDS. BISHOPS.
Cloyer..................F. d. st. Jeor
Deep Creek...............O II. Bsrrus
Z. T. City.................W. Z. MOSS
observation-disclosures L. Wrathail
L.keyieT Crooele P.O.)..J. 9. Shields
ST. Johu........--...... II. Caldwell
Tooele Ci:y................ Thos. Akin
Vernon. ......."....-.J. C.6harp
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WEBER STAKE.

PREsIDESr.-L. W. Shurilif, Ogden
CoUSsELoRs.-C. T. Middleton, \. c
FlygsIe. Ogden.
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rAMsma
PRESIDENCY and BISHOPS
Organized Stakes sf zisn.

f.E- means Presiding Elder.
where q Ward has no pos, once Of its
oxr the nearest pos, Office TO it. and tie one
n which the residents obtain their mall, is
sisen In psrenthesis-
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BEAVER STAKE.

PsKsrpl ST.-Jno.R. Murdock Beaver
eouSsKLoRs. VIM. Foiheriazasm,
n. L. Shepherd, Beaver
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SALT LAKE STAKE

PrEsrpExr.-Angas II. Cannon. Salt
Lake City.
CouNsEIoss. = Joseph Z. Tsylor,
Charles W .Penrose. Salt Lake City.
Salt Lake City, Tdrds.
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xAnAB STAKE.
MORGAN STAKE.

MORGAN STAKE.
PREsrDEST.--w. G. Smith, Morgan.
CoUSsKLoRs.-Ricberd FRY, Samuel
Francis, Morgan.
Morgan County, Utah.
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CACHE STAKE.

PRxsrpKST.-Orson Smith, Logan.
couSsKLoRs.-S. II. Mslen. Hyrum;
Isaac Smith. Logan.
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CASSIA STAKE.
DAVIS STAKE.

PRlsrpKST.-w p Smith, Centeryiile.
.9oUssxIoRs.-John W. Hess. Farm
tngton. 4 Ia
Daois CoEaty, Utah.
vARns BISHOPS.
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ONEIDA STAKE.

PEEs,DESr.-George G. Parkinson,
Franklin.
CoUNsgLoRs.-Solomon II. Hale. Gen
tile Valley, Bingham Co; Matthias
T. Cowley, Preston.
Dusiiu Co,sntg- yl,ho
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MARICOPA STAKE.
PIEsDEST.-Chss.I /. Robson. Mesa.
CoUSsELoRs.-Henry c. Rogers, COL
Inns r. Hakes, Lehi.
Maricopa County. Arizona.
WARDS. BISHOPS.
Alma Mesa z. 0.)......O. II. Stewart
+. Jcnss
Mess................. Z. Pomeroy
Pepago Uehi Up. 0.)..Dsniel P. Jones
Nepai (Iesa P.0D. samuel Openshsw
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BOX ELDER STAKE.

PRxsIDKST-Rudger Clawson, Brigham
CoUSskLoRs. = adolphus MADISON,
Cnss. Kelley, Brigham City.
n nsyS.- lso,.--.,, yr,oI
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EMERY STAKE.

-PzxsIDESr.-C.G .Lsrsen, Castle Dale.
corSsELoRs.-Orange Seeley, Castle
Dale; WIN. Howard, Huntington.
Emery County. Utah.
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Eooes .Maaed % any paTi Of TIE
Unied iIoscs or Reeei,l Of Price. q
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WILLARD STAKE.
PREsrDENr.-Ira y. Hiuckley, Fillmore.
CoUSSELoas- - Daniel Thompson,
Sciplo: David e. Stevens, Holden
lililrrl County, Ctch.
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BEAR LAKE STAKE.

PRksIDESr.-Wm. Bulge, Paris.
CoUSsKLoRs. II. Hart, George
osmond. Bloomington.
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PAROWAY STAKE.

SNOWFLAKE STAKE.
n. Smith, Snowflake
Lorenzo T.. tt-trt,
Woodruff; Joseph II. Richards,
S.. Joseph. -