Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-09
AZ the Death Of Canaia's PREMIER An
Autopsy Demanded by
some.
MANY HUmoRs As TO THE sue.
oCssoR.
NY Telerraph 10 tho NEw-i
rAcpoN.LD's SUCCESSOR.
All SORTS OF n.mers riyi.g Rvand
Sew

every point In Canada comes tiding-
~ universal s1Tfow NJ the death " sir
Johu Macdonald. Everywhere signs
~ mourning arc 10 be- seen. Arrange
mcnts have been made 10 ilfc ave.
minute guns az ottawa and every city
In Canada during the progress " the
funeral of the dead Premier. There u
n strong feeling that an auiop-y ought
" he made on tho body Of SIR John hy
Independent medical men, In ORDER
that the public may know what really
caused his death.
a special dispatch nom Ottawa says
ALI SORTS o. KuNuRs
arr fying around today NJ to whom
th. rovcrnor-yrncfal will cali upon Ia
form the now government. 10 IL snid
today that no one had yet been sum.
munud by the governor. aud that "
WA NOT probable that any one would
be- until after the funeral. That
delay of at lratt iv. days u
almost without precedent IL gives
point " tie curious story nilOgt % the
effect that he gnvrfHpf-gtnurn left q
meeting Of the Royal society ~ Mon.
tr,nifnthcf hufririly last Nrdur lay,
and called upon Sir john Macdonald At
Fafnscliiic the next day. ~ T. said
Sir John then indicated who lac
thought should be- called upon h form
the new ministry IN case his illncsl
terminated ftaily,
The Empire, agUvrrnmont organ, In
nm editorial ON "fhu duty Of the
nuuss, - says.
"rhr maichlr,4 leader II no moru,
the tongue ~ the patriot " silent; the
head which planned and the Maud
which executed IN his couutry's ssf.
vice are laid low In death. Remember
that those who would abandon British
rule on this continent aud hand "a over
10 the dominion of foreign country
have Tor YEAR had their ghouiiah hopes
placed nn the death % the leader ihAt
they might undo the work which lac
has done. That sulfconvictcd traitor
who became the muuthpircc of once
great party, declared IN n trvnsuughlu
pamphlet which the grand Old man
himself dragged a. light that xhHtcyUf
course tho United States may SEQ ~
10 adopt II II plain that sir j0hn's de
Appearance from the stage n 10 he the
signal Tor movement toward huuCNa.
ton. FofuNnfuci and fuFvnuncd.
Even la the lilo time of the leader
they male their lcsIrfatc onset, but
were driven hack bJ his yAlor0ur aim,
though he gave his likelihood o. tho
contest, and now no LIES martyr b.
hif cuuntly'a cause. Hut nov the op.
poriunily they have hoped for has
COME, aud every force that they can
make fof hlottlng out from the map the
name Canada aud handing uH over, m
the language Of traitors, M ~ tiur Ut
Northern slAtes,n will DO mht-
tlalsd to the fray with re-.
doubled fury. The hopo " tho
enemy u IN the pgophcciea that when
the Uld leader j. gonu the hosts ho iVi
10 often On 10 victory will be scattered
M sheep wanting a rhuphcId. When
plottpfr aud traitor, both dompsilrand
foreign, who are seeking ~ bring about
tbs annexation 81 this cuuntry 10 the
Uuitei Slntrs thfoughEp-ciuua schemes
of unrestricted reciprocity, Or C1ntl-
mental fgvr trade, have been - com.
plclrly crushed that they viii never
,intr 10 raise their heads again Ia
Canada, then, aud not I'LL thvn, eau
minor or side Issues be- discussed.
Il.Olt 4 LIBERAL FONT oR vIgw.
OTTAWA, June s.--The OioJc (.ib.
cnil, discussing the political situation,
snys.
Though Sir Charles Tuppor has been
tolcgmphed for, the present impression
Il that Sir John Thompson viii ltcomo
the hfst minister, Liberalism Il M
conir1l Of all tho provincial govern.
ments with one or two Important ca.
copilon. ana H. triumph at Ottawa IL
merely question of n few months, for
not only N the old man himself dead,
but his system 81 government has fun
Ia COURSE aud come 10 It, Vnd with
him,