Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-05

AtAAN htiA ~ ENlIAAHAANA VI NNNF TWO
millions aud u quarter. A gentleman
had occasion not long tlncc to search for
his brother In that city. Neither knew
tho address Of tho other. aud ono did
not know tho other was ia Europe nj
all. Neither could speak word OF
French, which was IN their way greatly.
After all resources had been exhausted
without success member OF the Amer.
eau colony In Paris suggested 70 the gen.
tlcinan to applyto the police. Thobroih-
cr FOR whom search wa. malo had linn.
self bcen In Paris only month, aud
know nobody there.
The brother who was looking for him
visited police headquarters with an in.
terpreter. lie was informed that the
brother could be found II be was In
Paris. but It might take week OF two
Then tho gentleman was told 90 retire
and wait till he received word from tho
officers. He did NJ. leaving at tile do.
partment an accurate description of the
missing man. Something over a wecl.
passed, when one morning the young
man who was wanted was visited BY
stranger, very gentlrnanly. who said TO
him, Monsieur, have you onc brother
named Zhong Dangfooyty'
An hour later the door Of tho room
where tho elder brother sat opened aud
the yonng man walked In. Out Of 200.
oij people the Paria police had found
Ia two weeks the young American ltrang-
or who spoke no French. Strongest OF
all. too, they would take not one dollar Of
American gold for ,hcir trouble, An.
other point was their extreme caution.
They would not give tho young mans
address 10 the elder brother TN they
were quito suro it would be wholly
agreeable TO the young man himself.
, A Summer school OF Ethics.
That ~ by all means let us have
II. The idea was Hrst preached. We be-.
lieve, by the Society for Ethical Culture.
That organization invites other orgauiza-
tons Of any religious or phllnnthropic
nature to meet II half way and establish
a school where simon pure morality can
be- 10 drummcd Into community that II
will bs honest and good hammered from
shocr force OF drill and habit.
The society will take particular pains
with those who desire instruction in
political morality. municipal aud other.
wise. jest tho thing, Lat each large
city send Ia mayor aldermen and ward
politicians for three months' instruction
free, Just as indigcn. Theological students
are helped along sometimes. II would
pay every city in the Union 20 send iis
municipal officers at public expense to
school Of this kind, to have pounded and
drilled into them the pure and lofty
teachings OF Plato, Of Socrates, OF
buddha, Confueiua, and OF tho founder
OF Christianity.
What 6tarila Il would give them to
be told that city government might DO
run On principles OF downright uquaro
dealing and honesty, Aud It would DO
enough TO keep them awake OF nights
tho idea that II was wrong 10 buy
mans vote or TO III contract for. pub.
lie work with rotten wood and use mud
instead Of mortar. Then they would
undoubtedly have u ~ Of illness over tho
information that there was such Tor.
inula rs tho golden rule,
All the interests Of tho United States
In Central America have been hitherto
represented by one government minis.
ter, who filed whasw called the Con-
trail American mission. senator Sher.
man has, however. introduced into tho
senate n bin dividing the territory and
creating two Central American missions.
Ono minister will rcprcaent us in Hon
duras and Guatemala, aud another In
the republics Of Nicaragua, Costa Rica
and San Salvador. The present minis
ter. who looks after all Central America.
gets $4,000 yclr. Shonld the sher-
man bill become u law the ministers to
the two Central American missions will
each receive $780,.
Whittier declares that hia writing days
arc over, Yet II any great event should
happen that would draw powerfully on
the sympathies of the poot Of patriotism
his pen would wake up and glide through
musical measures rs sweetly aud power.
fully rs II ever has done. \ beautiful