Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-13

hkulftt tue ltutslhn uchf Us W Hluht
the latter think Kansas cyclone had
caught him above ground. But though
British dignity il in.ul,c.l, yet the act
that brought forth the Russians as
sault was not that Of tho government,
therefore Brthin's honor Is not nj
stake. But the thrust has made n sore
Just the same, aud Punch " not slow 10
take advantage " II. First there "a n
full page cartoon, entitled "The Rus
sian Wolf aud the Hebrew Lamb"
The cartoon represents trembling
jew, with "suilafnnce the badge OF his
trlbc,n clearly written In his demea'
nor, being cuned by a stalwart Rus.
sian, while IN the background stands
Dame Europe" pitylngly regarding
the Incident Next come the following
lines:
TIE quantity o. mercy IL o'cutfained,
II droppeth twadio .ikc from Lord Mayors
iips
Upon a iiHsslGn ear; strength stwicc seornful,
scorniul " hin Il smltes. and him who pfates
OF mercy for the smiiioh force becomes
The ihrsncd monarch better than chopped
ioglc;
Ills afsumcnts million of armed mon.
which stiiko with awe aud with umiiiiy
rraunE philanthropy that pcets at kings,
Hut mercy IA beneath the scepire's care.
itisA bugbcar to the hearts Of CarL
fofce IL ne attfihate VI the "God " Battles"
And earthly power does then show ikcst
heavens
when Justice moeis a, mercy. Therefore.
jew,
Though mercy be ihypraycr. consider this,
Tint In the course Of mercy f,w Of ~,
Museovito CIsrs, or she dip'omatitn,
should hold our places NJ imperous Slaves
Against humanitarian Engiishmen.
And Jews gregafious. TAsts do pray for
Mercy,
whose anelfnt hooks insiruc, Us all 10 render
Eyc foreye iu,tioei MoI impor,inenti
llomanht Marquis, Presbyterian Duke,
And Anglican archbishop, mustered up
win TAberhAeular Tubihumper,Fow rany,
And broad blurred Hosnefgrs from the North,
Mingled with fsnthclst baris, Agasstic Peers,
And lawyers iaiitudinauan,-
A lord Mayors show o. raui rrv rAgoantry,
| All to rlay Mentor 10 the Musooutei
Master o. many millionsi Oh, most monstrou.
Are We ruts dosi that they should do this
thing
In name u Mercyi
fhavo writ 20 much,
A. AntrR says. with "dsiniy keen edged dag
GER"
To mitigate humAniiy'a Indignation.
with airy cpisram, and show old friends,
Ci.,psroSE, and wEsrANsrrn. MAccoLi
and sfElp.
That OLaA NoyiKorr Il stiil OK.
A Por,la-a Ia EHsi,i Have not proved ~
Meanwhile, Russia goes on robblng
and pcrpctrating still grosser outrage,
upon the Jewish race, heaping "ful
and running over" the cup Of her owl
calamity.
The harvest OF fire. In London 1,
augmented by the railway accidents
hitherto NO rare, but now following
each other In rapid succession, and
from the most unaccountnble causes
The system which has heretofore kept
England 40 free from this class ol
disasters seems 10 have suddenly failed
Of Its purpose, aud there II rustlinp
about among railway managers 10
change the order and preserve the raj
way reputation for safety In travel
Hut new aud overwhelming danger
approaches. The great strike ON the
lines 10 Scotland shows the immens,
power which II In tho hands OF over.
worked employees. A few OF the
htrlkers arc prosecuted for refusing "a
work for the company, but that only
invites the Others 10 take revenge, aud
q feeling Of dread and uncertainty "
settling down on the railway ownefs
and managers.
The labor question Is thus keeping
well Ia the front. The dockcs' strikes,
the weavefs', the colller-, aud all the
others are causing u turmoil. The
effect ~ the disorder thus caused II
just showing on tn, surface, bat Is In
crcasing ~ the days 70 by. Just now
another feature, however, looms up.
Tho capitalists say that, while the In.
hofor claims he gets too little for his
work, he has been given employment
when his services wcro really not
needed. Therefore the employer reduces
the number Of his employees, aud thus
adds 10 the suffering thousands. IL IL
estimated that lOO,O men have lost
employment In this way, aud the order
Of the London and East india dock
company ,disoharging all employees who
have been In the service less than ten
years, will add ~ this number.
England hasa law requiring that all
dogs wear muzllcs. The friends OF the
canine species have been working,
however, and the Board Of Agriculture
has secured modification Of the law
10 that u collar with tho owners name
on II will now be- sufficient. Thus DO
the dogs get another chance Gill the
society for the prevention Of cruelty TO
children lind new case Of hydropho
hia, aud the muzkllng question VIII
come up again. Meanwhile the friends
Of the good dogs viii continue their
lahors In Increasing the accommoda.
lions Of the Orphan Dogs home near
Gmvesend.
The telephone which was 10 have
connected France and England by
January lot il not yet completed, aud
probably will not he oTened for use
I'LL the latter part Of January. rwen'
ty.iive miles Of the overland line from
London 10 81, Margnret's bay In com.
pleted, leaving fivo miles 10 be- put M
by force Of hfty men. The cable
across the straits OF Dover II not yet
down, but the work IL also being
fastened there, Tho great difficulty
found In the tests that have been mad.
arises from induction. IL Is now
claimed that this has beon overcome,
and that within u few weeks Mt the
farthrst London aud Paris viii be
connected By telephone, and will have
u service In that line that Is unex.
celled anywhere on the globe. Thus
do the Inventions aud discoveries Of
the nineteenth century bring tn,
world Of mankind In closer contact
with each other, and that which one,
was miraculous 10 rs prove TO be- IN
perfect harmony with naturo's laws.
J. III. A.