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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-26

relation to education, or any other
important public subject, are the men
who lead the van Of progress. perhaps
our cotemporary would have Preferred
the unlawful course-aud nece sssfily
the unsafe oue-to have proce edod un.
checked. Consistent and con seryatiye
people Of all classes object.
There IL great anxicty--on the part
Of the Journal referred toto have the
old political lines remain, that frauds
may continue TO 10 perpetrnted and
the statutes Of the Territory set at de.
fance, and those who break them nj.
lowed to go at liberty, without punish.
ment. Asan instance, the ca sc Of w.
J. Allen may be cited. Judge Zane
asserted that he was guilty Of frsudu.
lent practices, and that the conduct Of
Mr.. McCallum, who has gained much
political notorlety, not Of high char.
actcr, was open TO suspicion In relation
" Wv ' , ''Ni'Ho.io", '"o '"'.e' u
favor Of the maintenance Of the condi.
80 - ",''e" ~ ""' '''" e'PiVu'
Gus operator. The present clerk Of this
county, G.. T.. Allen, IA also stalwart ia
Wv ~, ''u'V' ~" VI W urso ~ W W
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49,, su'..u u',"'"'7' through I'm opera
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AZ, so" ."Y',u 1osulo 'n' lhcuhiooh'y OF
"l"oue III 'he city government, Tor IN
''"'' ""u 'l' o"'uoh' OF 'ho people
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o,Vn'o :" '"e Iourh"i 10 when We nave
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'""' "ou'l Prevent 'ne party OF cor
'sp''o" anu io''ohneS' putting men IN
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-26

Decatur, Ind, Il In a fetmout. A
glH named Daisy Roynolds wos a..
u4nced some time ago by a man named
upirBmph. Subsequently shn was
murdered. Several pemons are unGss
arrest. a company OF militia gnarJs
me JAZZ 10 prevent the prisoners fra,,,
beinE lyuphed. Miss 'fleynoida was
uue, 81 tho most PROMINENT Young l,dias
ni Nashire. She WIS TWENTY M w.,
ears oli, was given an educniIon IL,
lhe nigh schools, and Afterwards sent
10 the Agn, Ohio, normal. she w.
turned TO Wiltshire last f,Il nnJ ana,
passing examination. Mas giysn y
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-26

Haydn, the famous musical comn,.
ser. died NAV 20. 1900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-22

The best proof that the United States form
the grandes. of modern nations il not in tie
material resources and dow ier1nent, not in
the intelligence and stamina o. the people, not
possibly in the greatness Of our political! instr
tGtioas- It is that. a. an outgrowth of the
national character. and proceeding in large
Part from these institutions, the people subdUe
their passions. quell their rcsentments. curb
their individual arlor OF patriotism and stand
before humanity and history as the first Of all
nations TO DO calm and mGgnanimouS after a
terrible civil contest importing the national
integrity and sorely trying the temper o..
all participants. The American people saw
with equanimity n portion OF them
on yesterday who went into battle to surder
the Union. If they could. reara statue to one of
their greatest generals. As the figure, executed
by southern sculptor. looks upon the public
it is the embodiment of the massive strength
Of the American character As great as that
man vas. tho Union lives. and if Jackson him
self we're living and there were no statue a:
Lexington he would recognize the ways of
God In the path Of events since the star Of his
cause was shalOwel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-22

To add TO the anomalies o, the riot in Ten
nessee the sheriff after the governor had sent
the militia to the scene, fed from his RESPONSE
b!lities. These militia amount altogether TO a
Few more than estimated. but their run3bcr Is
not half that of the determined and wcll-arned
miners and far smaller than the total number
OF coal miners and their active symplthizers-
The latter. since the outbreak. are proceeding
apparently in the most orderly way to hold
meeting. dissuatle the rash from violence and
demand simply the withdrawal OF the convicts
from the mines. The governor is embarrassed
by ;he laws. which do not admit OF a deelara-
t:on Of martial Law. and he canno. proceed
ciyilly against the rioters because the whole
vicinity il ir sympathy with the strike. He is
also said to be in doubt az to whether he has
the right to order on. the militia legally
ard yet IL so. he has solved this doubt
IL favor Of the public peace and order. But as
his entire force is entirely inadequate. even
with the advantage Of few gatling guns, his
position Is not enyiabie. II appears that he
must at least do as much by address and Iii
plomacy as By decisive display of such military
force As lac can bring 10 bear on those who re-
sist the states laws This affair, following
others ia other states, makes evident lie neees-
sty Ter Congress prCVldlnS a inofc powerful
militia organization N all the states under the
authority vested in tine state aud general gov
ernment by the Constitution. Instead oi i've
or six hundred men state lie Tennessee
should have at least three or four thousand
well equipped, well drilled militia with which
20 support its civil offisers and preserve the
peace of the commonwealth. Little besides
public indifference and cheeso-parinS economy
has stood In the way o, an eflcien. organization
o. the militia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-22

The movement to secure tho Grand Army
encampment at Washington attracts attention
and enlists the sympathy of distant cities. A
public spirited firm Of Boston sends u liberal
contribution 1t is not expected that Wash.
ing;on will be permitted by generous citizen,
elsewhere to make the fight entirely alone. But
Of course. the burden and heat Of the day viii
fall On the Washington promoters. who are
fully able to bear it. Tie national capital i.
the right place for all national or international
meetings of all sorts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-22
CuILpREN,s SUMNER CAPS

For &c. We can show you several neat and
pretty Caps. some made OF all-over EN-
broidery fixed with full ruche around the
face. then the open lace stripe material
with wide lawn strings.
For f9c. we are showing an unlimited
number Of styles in various materials.
For 6Sc. these are equal to those Of former
seasons at 9Sc. We write Of q particular
style, such as an open work embroidered
Cap with neat bow OF saline material on top
in all sizes.
For Toe. We could not exhibit anything
Prettier. They are made of good material
corded. These are washable.
For Sc. they have u rose,te on top, open
work. sheer linen. perfect shaped, with
strings in all sizes.
For 9Sc. we can give you several styles to
select from. We describe one style In par
ticular, made of blocked embroidery ad .oin-
ing same. Wekrow them to be q bargain.
NURSES APRONS.
We have received during the past week
many new styles Of Aprons.
10 dozen Nurses Aprons. scalloped around
bottom. good linen. full size. at l9c.
55 dozen Nurses Aprons in six different
styles. Some have quarter-yard hem. some
lace inserting, others with deep hem and
tucks. both wide and narrow. Any Of thess
kind at 2.Jc.
10 dozen Misses Aprons for fine wear.
Best quality Indian Linen. deep hem and
tucks. finished with neat hem OF enibroid-
cry around bottom. All for 4Sc.
Nurses and Mattresses Caps a. CSC.
MAIL ORDERS CAREFULLY FILLED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-22

This week spec.alt.es in Ladies' Under
wear.
We offer a Gown made Of cotton, yoke Of
inserting, combined with cluster OF tucks.
trimmed around necs and sleeves with en-
broidery to match. plated bach. full length.
Special price Csc
We offer Cambria Gown. yoke Of vaier-
cieEnes lace. connected with cluster If
tucks, double ruff,e around the neck yoke.
which is plated back. This garment IL
usually sold at sl."J. Our price Csc.
We offer q Cambria Gown, best quality
Nalenciennes inserting. with cluster of
tucks. with deep ruffie around neck and
sleeves. finished with herring bone stitch
ing. full length. sl.65. Regular s2 Gown
We offer Superior Quality Cotton Gown,
yoke. which is mass OF tucks. plated
back. trimmed around neck ana sleeves with
embroidery, finished with herring-bone
stitching. Price Sl.35.
We offer a Gown made Of best quality
Cambria, Mother Hubbard style. entire
yoke of 1orchon lace. inserted with neat
embroidery. double -ufie of Torchon
around neck aud sleeves, special value,
S2.4S.
We have proven TO the Ladies of Washing
ton that we carry stock of these goods
second to none. All new designs and
shapes. All beautiful patterns Of embroid-
cry. For workmanship our Underwear 10
well known. Our finish cannot be cxcelled.
There is probably no more particular person
in the business than our Underwear Buyer.
No garment is permitted to be placed on
sale unless If is perfect in every detail. and
the consequence is We can easily warrant
the wear OF any piece Of Underwear you buy
CT US.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-22

Judge Mckay Of Topeka thinks the Kansas
Supreme Court doesn't amount to much and
disregsrds its rulings without hesitation The
Kansas Supreme Cour: doesn't hold Judge Nc
Ray IN very high esteem and has cited him to
appear and answer tine charge of contempt OF
court. As the judge is a representative of the
Farmers Aninnc, tina. organization is likely
TO sustain the greatest actual carnage from the
Transaction
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-22

Kate Field. in this weeks Washington. -
brings her sharp pen very effectively and de-
fervedly TO bear upon the American Hog. who
Is pursuing Mr.. Blaine to theends Of the Garth
following him as he drives, lying in wait for
him AZ he leaves his carriage. exagSerating his
sliment whatever it may be. and even going so
FAR as infinitely to describe him at death door, "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-22
TIE PM,1s RoYAL ADVERTISEMENT

The merchant whose business il largely crei. writes
his advertisement from different point of view than
we do To illustrate more than o. our contenpo-
rsre have Claimed that thers s tae icrccst stock
Leather Goods" 'ths best qndities." the forrest
prices" u;e. de- We leave these merchants to dis
pure a. to where is best place TO buy Leather Goods
credit: bu: IN Justice TO ourselves and those who Pay
promptly must remind you tina. The PALMS Royal
prices are lower than the lowest quoted elsewhere
have always been Price iist lotzer hay Of this
column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-22

There il e prospect tina. the details Of the
Maybriek trial viii again be broush; before the
public. Az insurance company has refused
her the $4,000 which her husband had taken a
policy for. on tine ground that she caused his
death Authorities say. however that the COM
pany can be made to prove this 1t seems very
GisGcult fOI well-developed British scandal to
get u fI.al quieIus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-22

The minister Of public works a; Ottawa. Can
ALA, wheels into line the subject of charges
OF erookeiness- One of the great things to be
hoped for Is that this sort of conduct will not
come to be regarded as English
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-22

Some carping critic accuses Grover Cleveland
o. wearing an oli-fashioned hat. statesman
can afford 20 be careless about his hat His
aim should be to keep its contents from going
out OF style.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-22

HHerr Most gets lonesome in Jail he might
find something soO;hiagly suggestive in making
red fame. garments for the heather Tie ide..
should be brought before him by some eharits-
BE societT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-22

Mrs. James Brown Potter continues 10 afford
more ss'i'faciion to the general sensational re-
porter than she does to the dramatic critic.
Her devotion 20 art and her sacrifices for il
were exceptional. but somehow art seems TO
fsil to reeiprocate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-22

Houerie laughter results when senator sher-
nan and Gov. Foraker nee: and compare
notes OF the great conflict that Is going on be-
tween thea in the newspapers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-22

Seven patches Of Jersey City election officers
have beeR convicted and are ready for sentence
Some Of their friends viii probably spend some
little time in waiting for the iassst election re
tlIns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-22

Editor Wa.terson says tina. the work Of the
current paragrapher is not TO BE relied on
Gov I'LL SAYS ths same Of Editor Watterson's
rOlitieal horoscopes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-22

The wan: Of good roads in Turkey is said to
be one of the caief drawbacks of the country.
The same is true Of Maryland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-22

The rumor crop continues TO be variegated
and brilliant The latest that Stanley and his
vie have separated, is one Of the most remark
able products.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-22
LASssuseH & Bno.
SPECIALS IN EMBRoIDERIEs.

The stock consists Of Cambria, Swiss and
Hamburg Embroideries. in all-over fiounc-
inrs and narrow widths. The skirtings are
the most elaborate and snowy Embroideries
ever shown by us or any one else. Don't
fail to attend this sale. beginning today and
terminating only when the last piece is sold
out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-22

inch jerry simpson does not usually wear
gloves, either, when he handles political oppo-
nen.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-22

With -four selling at s2s- 80 a barrel II Is un-
necessary to comment on the situation in
Brenos Ayres.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-22

The gentle men who sat in the little meeting
st Indianapolis yesterday failed TO make good
their anti-Hargison-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-22
Fon YouR SPECIAL OBSERVANCE.

- Sh - OSh sDfESAAA ~ boLnNANI
FIRST. For the convenience Of our patrons
we will mark and deliver Steamer Chairs bought
Of us on board any steamer sailing from New
York. Boston. Philadelphia or Baltimore. and
also mark your initials on Trunks and Bags fres
Of charge.
SECOND. A strap given free with every trunk.
THIRD. We will also repair your last seasons
trunk or valise in the best possible manner At Q
moderate cost.
FOURTH. We will engraye your name on q
copper plate and print 80 cards therefrom for
Sc.
FIFTH. We will also engrave one two or three
initials in Red. Blue. Green. Yellow. Brown.
Gray or Black on loo sheets Of paper and give
you 100 envelopes for 81.
SIXTH. Before leaving town for the summer
supply yourself with our self addressed en-.
velopes. in case You may want to send for some
thing through our Mail Order Department. and
when ordering please post letters that they may
reach us by first morning delivery. so they can
beexecuted same day.
SEVENTH If you have package you wish
wrapped. or q case you wish packed ready for
shipment by freight or otherwise. We will cheer
fully do it for you without charge.
The un pdraiieled serrice OF our esta Enlistment
is at your disposal. Make use Of IL.
GLOVE SPECIALS.
children's Isle Thread Gloves in assorted
shades Of Gray.
Reduced to 15c. a pair
Ladies 0-button-length Tafeta Gloves.
-Tans and Browns. 25c.-
Black, 29c.-
Rirst floor. 11th st. buildins.)
Srock-TAx1sa REDucrross.
CoRsETs.
THE MADRAssE SUMNER CORSET.
The original conception Of this comes from
India. where the extreme heat necessitated the
adoption Of such 9 corset this. which IL the
hghtest and coolest made. But few sizes left in
short lengths-1s. 10. 90. 25. 2s and %. Long
-"s, % and 30. Reduced from 81 to
-75c pair
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
One lot Muslin Drawers with deep Hamburg
RUNE and tucks above. reduced to
-45.-
small lot Of Muslin Walking Skirts. nine
Inch Hamburg rufie-hnished with yoke.
Reduced TO q. 25.-
There Is left Just one Black and White Silk
Wrapper with tucked yoke back and front. Re-
duced from sl9. 75to
-e10.O LOO
All Of our BOYS KILT SUITS IN WHITE
PIQUE. BLUE AND BROWN CHAMBRAY.
BLUE AND BROWN STRIPES. &C.. reduced
70 LESS THAN HALF THEIRyALUE.
few of those STYLISH "MARGCERITE"
PATTERN.sUITsi in pretty shades OF Blue and
Pink CHAMBRAY. with deep rune edged with
embroidery around bottom. They were s6.75.
Now a. 90
AL Of our NoBBY BINGHAM DRESSES IN
pretty neat checks and stripes.
-Rsducsd from o. 90 to SOC. -
-Four styles in pretty shades Of Blue and Pink
cHAMBRAY DRESSES - deep sailor collar
edged with nns nsinsook smbrotdsry-clusssf
Of tueks above deep hsm-
-Reducsd from el.5o 10 q o.
Csecond Aoor. loth q. hui,ding.) -.
- gIsv ssss
WOODWARD Z LorHRoP. 81 &
$50 -. s... sf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-22
10 DIsrosr Or ON

PRINTED CHINA SILKS
Before taking inventory we have ceaded 70 eli
the 81 and sl. p QUALITIES a, che reduced
price Of
--0Sc. PER yard. -
Among the-e are Bach. dark ana ura,t
grOund effects
--0Jc. ayard.-
With these we offer the balance %
:sinch JAPANESE WASH SILKS.
Guaranteed all silk AMI fast coso-s. at the ~.
drced price Of
S5c. Ter yard.
ai-inoh cHENEY's WASH SILKS, al ak
and fast Tors, at the reduced Price OF
0Sc. per yard.
3e-inch ENGLISH WASH sURAH
3s,yles left-ali silk and fas, oolor.. a, the rs-
duced price Of
sc. per yard.
.0-iNcH ALL-sILK PLAID srRAH.
Black with hairlins stripes Of Orange. He'll.
trope and white. at the reduced prceo Of
ooc. yard
ust aoog. under skylightl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-22

General Felix Asnus refuses to be led to the
political sla1ghtor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-22

Grsr1EMEss LEATHER
HHtA A TIT R B so 90 ok ZEE ssss
Il ia "A i sBBs Voo' < X ZEE ssss
At the Unprecedentedly Low Price Of
sSs 2se2a ss9Hss oJoOoo
s$s s@s % 90
sSs asxa :. sss" 1000 -
Having Just received the largest single shipment Of
Leather Hat Boxes ever received in Washington. at
lower price than ever before. have determined
give the travelling public the benefit by making the
above price. These Boxes are usually sold at So 80
and a.
Our prices Trunks have recently been reduced to
lower prices than ever before.
A full line of Travelling and Fancy Leather Goods
hazors. Razor Strops Penknives &C.
TOPHAM's TRUNK MANDATORY,
1881 Pa. ave. NV. Factory 1220 st.n.w.
We are sole manufacturers of the Celebrated Light
weight lndestructtble LEATHER01D TRUNKS.
Any style Of Trunk made to order repaired and
cred iy20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-22
New Polka Dor L.cys

The stock replenshed once again. so that all styles
widths and qualities arc here.
25c. lARD-Tvo styles. 12 inches wide Also
pretty styles, L. inches wide. 3Oc yard; inches
at 0c. yard: 10 inches. Gc yard 10 inches at 4Sc.
yard; 10 inches 5Sc. yard; l.. inches, DOC. yard
inches, 15c. yard; inches. H. yard; inches pc.
yard. These Black All-sk Iaces. with polka dots
and latest style ribbon borders.
POLKA DOT FLOUNCINGS, AZ inches wide, at
81. 81 - and 81 10 yard.
POLKA DOT NETS, A. inches wide, a. Soc. 75c.
and 90. yard.
POLKA DOT VAL. LACES, IL inches wide. lie.
yard; ~ inches 19c. yard inches. JOc. yard; 10
inches Csc. yard.
POLKA DOT BEIGE LACES, 4 inches wide, sc.
yard; 10 inches, 15c. yard: Ii inches. SOC. yard.
cE- This list mentions cur best values:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-22
Showing WHAT To Buy AND
WHERE TO BUY TO THE BEST ADVANTAGE.

90 UR grand clearing sale is progressing
Q Q wonderfu,ly-Fresh. Seasonable goods
o q
90 at attracting prices" the order Of
the day. Now your attention. please. TO some
things relative to the OUTING SEASON.
Recollections Of Green fields. Blue Sea,
Wooded Heights or Messy Dells all many minds
with visions and many hearts with q great de-
sire for the recreation that nature alone abund-
antly affords at this season. Some Of You are
ready. perhaps Some are setting ready, other.
have Yet to BEGIN. All may End something IL
they will, in the suhJoined lis:-or in the de-
partmeats they represent-that will help their
anticipation to happy realization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-22
We close at O'Clock on Saturdays; other days at 8
p m until September /.
TAKEN In TINE
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DERBY SHIRTS and SHIRT WAISTS 1t is Just in
the mick Of time for you-for it Is hot and getting
more So On the other hand We shall be glad to see
them 20, even at fraction of their worth. because
when fall comes We don't want in the house.
Small money and comfort have set up partnership
here for sure The figures the interesting part Of
this story You don't have to lie assured OF the quail
ites-vou k,,oW Us too yell.
VAssAR SHIRTS. with plain bosoms.
stripes and figures and turn down"
collars. Reduced from 81. 80 TO 81. Is.
NASSAR SHIRTS. with embroidered
bosorns. linen STANDING collar" and cuffs.
Reduced from 81. rs to 3145.
VASSAR SHIRTS with fine tucked
bosoms and standing collars. Reduced
from 81. rs to 81. 81.
vASSAR SHIRTS Of India lawn with
wash silk puff bosoms. collars and cuffs.
Redueed from ~. rs to 90
DERBY SHIRTS with plated bosoms
colored figures. polka dots and stripes. We
have made bunch Of several grades. Re-
duced from 81, Ell. % and 81. 35 to Sc
DERBY SHIRTS of French Percales and
puff bosoms. Reduced from Sl.35 to
S1.20.
Some STRIPED PERCALE SHIRT
WAISTS with plated fronts and backs, and
belts with them all. Reduced from Csc. to
SOC.
STRIPED sURAH WAISTS. plated from.
and back. Reduced from 81. 10 to e.
PLAIN BLACK and BLACK and WHITE
STRIPED SATEEN WAISTS, plated front
and back. Reduced from 81 to SI.JO
TENNIS SHIRT WAISTS of Madras
Cloth with silk stripes In coIors. Reduced
from 81 to 81. so.
SATEEN WAISTS with Ane tucks and
belt. Reduced from 81. 80 to $3.50
All the FLANNEL BLOUSE WAISTS
and that takes In variety of patterns-haye
been reduced from e.. s2. 50 and 81. 15 to
&1.50
There is nothing for you to do but to pick ont
your comfort" No matter which way your taste
leans have forestalled it-and our ASK.
ings" now not even up to the par Of worth II
you have some-you can get more-and have use for
them. too. II you have nOne-now is the accepted
time" You will find them on our Cloak hoor-sle-
vator.
Make note Of suggestion TO use the 9th street
entrance when you come In your carriage-and do
come By all means to this sale.