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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-01-11
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Both Parties Getting Ready
for the Great Cam.
paign of 1890.
A General Engagement
All Along the
Line.
A Battle to Decide the Po-
litiCal Fate Of Hi
n0iS,
Some Chicago congressman
Who Are Sure to
Retire.
Gossip About the Candi-
dates for sheriff and
Other County
Offices.
Some Chicago congressman
Who Are Sure to
Retire.

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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-01-11

4 LoNDoN workman experimental
upon the speaking doll for nine years
before it said papa and mamma in
a natural way. Since then other me
chanical dolls have been invented.
very attractive in their novelty, but
beyond the means Of ordinary pur-
chasers. There are no less than forty
doll manufactures in London and al
most as many in New York and the
New England States. There are sec
ondary industries in the trade such as
the manufacture Of dolls gloves, gait
ers, costumes, fans, parasols, carriages,
hammocks, etc. all of which must be
kept In stock.
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SATURDAY, JANUARY II, 1890.

'+"NitHNO H. hON'duls ldutlN l |
Murphy, or Joseph 7. Mahonev. Mr..
Mahoney Is said to prefer going to
the State Senate, and if this is the |
case, there is hardly any doubt of his
nomination and election. Any of the
gentlemen named would make better
Congressman than Lawler. They are
all lifelong residents of the district.
are we'll educated, and possess enough
common sense to avoid falling into the
Lawlerian mistake of supposing that
all that was expected of Congress
man was that he become a laughing
stock. The people of the Second Dis
trict are tired of electing a man to he
laughed at They want man who
can at least get a place ON some com
mittee of Congress, and who will not
be content with producing outlaws
from persons in high places.
In the Third District Congressman
w. i-' N"So" WIZ noV nave " walk
away for a denomination. The Demo
rr"'' VIZ ; u" eN- 'N"No' "r'er H.
iipi ioon against hl'ii'
In the Fourth District Congressman
Adams already has formidable opposi-
ton in the person of Hampstead Wash
burpo Mr. Woeb1u,notg frio,, 10 Ln
y u"I"e' Mr' ""Siloufne iflehdS oe-
i4o'o '',"' nc was en'i,ieu 10 'lle nollll-
,i"''on l"'V 'lnie' ana 'hey are WORKING
inc e"NelS lo' 'nelf laNoflle' Inc
cnanceS now are 'hat he Will defeat
A'"'lS ""o Walk OH WIN 'he PriIe'
vi yile Delloci"'lc sac 'oha'hah ID.
layIor ana henrS T. Lloyd are the
only candidates spoken OIL
AS Vile Legislature TO be CHOSEN tins
l"Il eIec'S united states senator to
succeed MI NfWeil' unusual care Is
going 70 ne taken by both parties IN
'he selection OF candidates Tor the
senate ana house OF representatives.
Oooh county VIII pe the battle
ground Inc Democrats are already
Nlrou"lly ulllteo upon zen Joih W.
"iiler Us 'lelr cholce Tor the senate,
"il'' Viley pelleNe that they Will carry
OooA county on luil vote ms
however remains TO be proven one
'i'il'B ~ cer'alh-'Ile h8E1 lof the ma
Jorl'S oI Ihe Legislative delegatlon
rom 'hlcago VIII be the hottest ever
Ano"Il'
for the 0hrleVaIty' capt Jach
stephens the present Recorder ChleI
deputy william H. Gleason OF the
oherlIl ONCE ana oltN 'Ierk RAM
Aniper8 are talked oi on the hePno
mean sloe' PRESIDENT Neofge Edmah
son, OF the county Board and JOIN
T. Hopkins OF Pullman are the Dem
ocratS already named.
for County treasurer eX-oenato
w. D. Campbell Alderman Arthur
DIXON ana Louis hutt are already II
we iei" vi vne hePuoi,'"n sac
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LasSoing q Locomotive.

When the Kansas Pacific was
first opened the Indians were very
hostile, and there was constant fear
that they would wreck the trains.
That they did not Is due to theiI
ignorance Of the Iron horse and Of
the best methods Of destroying H..
One Of my nremen had an expert.
ence with the Cheyennes that be
will never forget he was ON II Q
road near Fort Wallace, when be
saw that the Indians had cut the
telegraph wire, and knew that he
might look out for squalls. They
were never satisfied with simply
cutting the wire, but chopped 1t in
TO inch pieces with their t0mAhavks
to efectually stop the mysterious
messages. As he train came near
. large patch Of sunfo xers which
grew on both sides Of the track, over
one hundred Indians rose up,
stretched q strong rope acro0 the
track, braced themselves and pro-
pared TO receive the shock from the
locomotive. As was Afterwards
learned, they had taken ravhide
strips, braided them together and,
with force Of fifty at each end Of
the rope, thought that they would
be able to stop the train. The instant
the locomotive struck the rope the
air was full Of Indians. They were
thrown In all directions. Some were
jerked. clear acroes the train, and
more than dozen were killed Or
seriously injured. This was the last
attempt made for years to stop the
trains.-Antertie,0 teifh an Enoinesr.
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Didn't Offer Eaoush.

Senator Blackburn was out In the
Indian Territory hunting. He went
into Shelbyvilie, Ky, . few day,
ago to tell the boys about 1t. H.
said that one of the strsn INCEST thing
to him was the Indians love OF
whisky. He said: "You fellows all
,bink that ycu like q good dram,
hut you are nothing to an Indian.
IN tell you what happened 70 me.
/ was riding along by myself when
great big indian overlook me.
He could talk a little English and I
could talk enough Inuiau 70 pass
lew remarks about the weather. H,
seemed to be such q pleasant old
fellow. that ! took out my flask and
gave him touch up with some old
Kentucky whisky. Well, that In
tiian frightened up like . new dol
lar. and in less than five minutes
wanted to trade for the whisky. At
INIT he offered me- n ueer ne ha.
K lied, but I wouldn't take IL. Then
nc threw me q pair Of moccasins.
but I wouldn't trade. He Offered
me his rife and l refused that. And
dnaiIy, gentlemen, that copper
colored inebriate offered me his
morse, saddle, rife, moccasins and
q dead deer for that half pint OF
whisky. Did you ever hear Of q
man that fond Of whisky:"
Inc cowu Thoughts IL was wonder
full, hut one fellow said: s-Ssy, Joe,
Why didn't you accept his Offer"
"Wby, mani" said the Senator,
1T was the last half pint I had. ~
Kdnsos wy Times.
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An ukPEssIvE COW.
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fHE Twelfth Volume of The CONTRIBUTOR begin,
~ with the November, 1890, number. The fcbwin,
will constitute its leading features:
Illustration: Twelve full page engrayings of the
finest execution frontispece each number-bde pu
merous outline drawings illustrative of the scientific papers
Life and Labors of Orson Pratt: The frs!
number will contain elegant Steel Engraving Of the late
Apostle Orson Pratt and carefully prepared biographical
sketch. In the succeeding numbers choice extracts from
his writings and sermons will be presented.
The Church Emigration: Early in 1891
will be commenced serial detailing a history of the
Church Emigration from the first company to the pre-.
sent time With the opening chapter will be fine Steel
Engraving of ELDER WILLIAM c. SrAISEs, from whose
journal extremely interesting incidents will be culed
Descriptive Series: Several papers describing
Scandinavian Countries and People will be written by
Edward H. Anderson, President of the Scandinavian
Mission. Pioneer Sketches by Santiago, describe local
scenes and incidents of interest.
Scientific: DR.. James E. Talmage will continue
his delightful illustrated studies of microscopic and other
animal life.
Short Stories: We have arranged for short story
in each number and serials running through the volume
Studies from Froissart, by De Pazi5ua, will
acquaint our readers with many surprising adventures Of
Knights and Squires in the heroic days Of Chiyary.
Short Talks to Young Men: These will
be brief pointed addresses timely topics by some Of
the best known and most capable in the community
Among the writer's and subjects may be named: Moses
Thatcher on Courage" Heber ]. Grant on Riches
Samuel W. Richards on 1.-THE Bible" B. H. Roberts on
"Public Speaking" Evan Stephens on "Musie," e. W.
Penrose on Language" &c.
Musical: There will be page of music in ssch
number, to accompany series of songs and ch0IusS
specially composed and selected for male voices and Do
signed for use in the Y. NJ NJ. l. A.
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UINrAH STAKE.

UINTAH STAKE.
PREsIDESr.-S. Z. Bennioa. Ashlsy.
(versai 2. o. .sgs
CoussxLoRs.-R 8. Collstt. ysnss
Hacking, Verdi p. o. elf-
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WARDS BISHOPS.
Ashley (vernal P.O.). .Geo. RresStone
Glines (vernal P.O.)..Petef Abplanalr
Merrflis (vernai r. O)..T. J .CasdVeli
Mill (Vernai p. O9.......Wm. SFtfsJ
Mountain Deli( vernalP. O.,SJ. Merrill
Riverdale (vernal P. O.l..N. Hunting
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wASArCH STAKE.
PRRsrDnSr.-Abram Hatch, Hebef.

A%when any changes occur IN the fore
going list. the stake presiding onlces VII
confer favor by reporting the same TO the
DRsEzxr NEWS oSsIcs. - tns iistnT
erected. XVI
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BEAVER STAKE.

BEAVER STAKE.
Psxsrph sr.-Jno.R Murdoch Beaver
gouSsELoEs. wm. FotheriHyham,
MI. Shepherd, Beaver.
Begrer County. Utah.
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N A M ID g
PRESIDENCY and BISHOPS
OF TEE
Organized Stakes Of zisl.

P.n. means Presiding Elder.
whore a Ward has no post once OF IL
swn the nearest post Office TO T.. and the one
= which the residents obtain their MAIL Is
givsn in parenthesss-
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WEBER STAKE.

PRKsrDkNr.-L. ". Shurilia. Oaden
CouNsKLoRs.-C. r. Middleton, n. c
Rlygare, Ogden.
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SEWER STAKE.

SEWER STAKE.
fRxsIDESr.-Wm. II. Seegmiller.
ss. Rich0eld. @sls - FL
CouNsKLoRs.-George ". Bean. ". n.
Clark. Richfeld. FE ~
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|xPRlNTINC%
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The oeeeree Nows Co. having
eeeured the Agoaoy for THE
sse .ewsseem Rssien Of the =.
EIBlIA'SB.. Thinning. INKS

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! o. Cincinnati. Ohio.
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HAMMOCK STAKE.

HAMMOCK STAKE.
PRzsrDKsT.-T.E z. Kicks, Rexburg.
0eyNsKLoRs.-w. T. Rigby. Jas. Is.
Steele, Rexburg.
Bingham Co., Idaho.
WARDS. BISHOPS.
AIiae Wsrd ......... Mathoui w. Pratt
Bssslt.. o Inglestrom
priehtor Reuben Hiatt
Burton lKsintuck p .O.J.-Geo. Smith
Eagle ...-james 1ncnas
Iona(Eagle Rock 20 )..Jas. E Steele
Labelle (Mensn P. o l....W -F.Wslker
Louisyille......-... Richard Z. Jerdine
Lyman............... Samuel A. Wilcox
MenaB.. WIN. y. Stephens
Parker (Egin P.o)..Wyman M.Parker
Rexburg, LIST Ward Thos. E Kicks, Jr.
Rsxburg, I'd wsrd......Casper Steiner
Rexourg, Sd Ward. Timothy J. Winter
Rigby louisville P.o1-Geo-A.C9rdon
Salient KsintuckP o ).Geo.H- B-harris
Taylor Eagle Rock P.0l..Wm- Priest
John Donaldson
George Davis
Willow Creek (E. Rocsl ABB Simmons
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PANGUIrcH STAKE.

PRKsIDEsr.-J. W. CROSBY Jr.,
Panguitch.
CoUysELoas.-M. NJ. Steele, Dsvid
Cameron, Parguitch.
Garfeld County, Utah.
WARDS. BISHOPS.
William j. Henderson
Escslsnte............ Andrew p. Schow
Marion Coyote 2. O1....Culbert King
................Allen Miller
Piste County, Utah.
Circleville..........y E. Peterson
Junction. Rufus A. Alien
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EMERY STAKE.

EMERY STAKE.
PRxsrDKST.-c.G .Larsen, CsstleDsle.
CoUNsELoRs.-Orange Sseley, Castle
Dale; VIM. Howard. Huntington.
Emery Co.nfy. Utah.
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CACHE STAKE.

PPEsrDESr.-0rson Smith, Logan.
CouSsELoRs.-S. NJ. Ms!cn, Hyrum;
Isaac Smith, Logan.
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KANAB orAH,

MORGAN STAKE.
PREsrpxNr.-W. @. Smith, Moran
CoussKLoRs.-Rlchard Hfy. Samuel
Francis, Morgan.
Norpas Cossty. OtoA.
-.pna BIgHOPe.
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CASSIA STAKE.
DAVIS STAKE.

PRxsrDEST.-w z. Smith, Centeryllle.
CouysELoRs.-John W. Hess, Farm
ingto1.
Davis County, Utah.
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BEAR LAKE STAKE.
PREs.pESr.-wn. Budge, Paris.
CouSsRLoRs. il. II. Hart, George
Osmond, Bloomington.
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MARicUPA SrAkk.
PREsrpEyr.-Chas.I I. Robson, Mesa.
CoussELoss.-Henry G. Rogers, COL
Inns r. Hakes, LehL
Maricopd County. ArisoSd.
WARDS. bisHors.
Aims Mesa P. O.)......0. n. Stewart
Lehi................. n Jouts
Ness. .....................E. Pomeroy
Papago (Lehi (P. o.. Daniel p. Jones
Nephi (Mesa Z. o. samuel Openshsw
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WILLARD STAKE. -
PREsIDExr.-IrsN .Hirckley. Fillmore.
CouNsRLoRs. = Daniel Thompson.
Sciplo: David q, Stevens. Holden
NIllard Cosnty. UioA.
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HOUSEKEEPING HINTS.

A piece of sponge fastened to a stick is
a good thing with which to clean lamp
chimneys.
In using ammonia for domestic pur-
poses one tablespoonful to quart of water
is about the ordinary proportion.
Put a teaspoonful of ammonia in a quart
of water; wash your brushes and combs
in this, and all grease and dirt will disap-
pear. Rinse, shake and dry in the sun or
by the fire.
Flannels and blankets may be soaked in
pail of water containing one tablespoon
full of ammonia and little suds. Rub as
little as possible and they will be white
and clean, and will not shrink.
Strong carbolic acid is sure death to bed
bugs 1t is also one Of the very best disin-
feetants A bottle should be kept on hand
outside of the reach of children-and a
few drops occasionally put down the sink
drain and in slopjars.
A box of powdered borax should always
be kept on the sink shelf A little added
to the water in which dish-towels are
washed will help much 10 keep them
clean, and at the same time keep ones
hands soft and smooth.
In case Of bite from a rabid dog DR..
Billings, of New York, recommends that
the wound be cauterized with strong car
bolic acid. 1t is much less painful and
more effective than with hot iron. The
wounds will also heal in less time.
To prevent your glass jars from crack
ing when putting in hot liquid, stand a
tablespoon up in them. There is a pre-
vailing idea that this process has some
thing to do with electricity, but the true
solution is that the spoon absorbs some OF
the heat, and also carries some of it out
into the open air.
1t is very common thing for young
housekeepers to seorch their linen when
learning to iron. Do not be discouraged.
Wax your irons thoroughly and keep
them in dry place This will prevent
their sticking If you find scorched
place expose it to the hottest rays of the
sun. 1t viii be obliterated in short time.
Before the days of sewing machines sew
ing silk was to be found in all workbask-
cts. Now machine silk is generally found
instead. But for hand-sewing the old
fashioned sewing silk is much better. 1t