Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-11
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

Ex-senator Warner Miller Ia 10 TO.
celvc s25, 900 u year as president Of the
Nlcaraguan Canal Company.
With Congress out OF the way and
the Canadian election over, the bnse-
ball warriors have the ensanguincd
Held all 10 themselves, and may they
make the most Of IL.
IL American Citizens really went
over the Canadian border 10 vote for
Sir John Mcdonald, as our dispatches
intimate, II would appear that re-
ciprocity exists OF that annexation has
begun.
Mr.. Gladstone's objection TO the
proposed candidacy OF Sir Charles
Dixie for Parliament shows that tho
great liberal leader Ii impartialiy I'm
placablo towards Immoral men who
commit the unpar ionabie stu OF get
ting found out.
Mrs. Huntington, the wife Of the
railroad mngnate has told her side Of
the story In the Identifying ease. She
says that she attended Madame Row
land simply for massage treatment;
that she attended several times but not
every day for long period. Madame
Rowland sent In u bill for 5000, but
Ma. Huntington says II Will not DO
paid Ia full.
Judge Freedman OF the New York
Superior Court, has decided against
Lillian Russell, tho actress. She eau
not appear with any other company
during the time Of her contract with
Dull. All the trouble originated with
Llllan's objection TO wear tights.
"Walk this way ma'am, " politely re-
quested an anhhle, but very bow legged,
Diapers assistant, Of n rather antiquat.
ed.l0oklng dame from the country.
"Why, bless me, man." replied the old
ancient, In bewildcrcd nstonishment,
~ couldn't walk that way II ye was
to give me the whole shop"
Henry waterson says that II New
York comes 10 the next National Deni-
ooratic convention resisting the nomi-
nation OF Cleveland, or seriously dlvld.
oil upon II, his nomination would be
suicidal. In That event n candida q
shluld he taken outside OF New Yorl.
y would be bad policy To SGT aside
Cleveland and take up Hili, or any
New Yorker.
Senator Telhr said In Chica 20 ON the
lOth inst. that tnu b4l.4r .sur silver
will 10 renewed In the next Congr ~,
and waged until silver II on u nr
~ with gold. Hc THINKS hat bl
metallism will eventually pieyaii all
over tbs world. The senator thtii.
that Cleveland's stand on silver wi |
prevent his nomination, Governor
iiill has not taken auy side on IN e
silver issue. His chances are better for
a nomination than those Of Cleveland.
80 says Senator Teller.
Jerry Simpson In his speech In
Washington Tuesday evening said the
convention which nominated him met
No quietly that the people Of tho town
where II assembled did not know OF II
until the day II opened. In that con.
vention thcru was but one man who
wore white collar aud not one who
wore n white shirt. And yet II IN ap.
parent that what the delegates wanted
most was Representative OF Congress
who would treat them white.D Mr..
Simpson Is no doubt Of the opinion
that they found tho right man.
President Eliot OF Harvard Univer.
sity visited the 81. Louis Exchange on
the 10th inst. lie made little speech
ehich displeased tho st. Louis NOR.
chants. lie talked about the mlsin.
formed public opinion which domi.
mates the West. He said that teachers
aud newspapers In the West were mis-
leading the people, aud that until pub
lie opinion was moulded according To
New England ideas, the West would
continue to be wild and woOlly. Thu
merchants did not throw him into the
Mississippi River, but they gave him a
hint 10 leave, aud he did.