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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-24

Illinois, 19; Michigan. -; Missouri, 30,
Alabama, 20; Mississippi, %; Florida,
~; Wisconsin,, l2, California, 3; Iowa,
8; Afkansas, 3; Texas, l.. This list
gives the actual place Of birth, no mat.
ter where distinotionhas been achieved.
Though Abraham Lincoln was viFtu-
ally an Illinois man, yet he Is credited
10 Kentucky.
The ,i23 names divided by occu.
pailons give $50 statesmen, 1899 sol.
jiers, 2l6i clergy, 1900 lawyers, $50
physicians, 205l literature, l62 art, 56i
science 1856 educators, 4sg navy, busi-
ness $50, philanthropy 22l, engineers
ia, architects %, musicians 50, actors
i02.
Of the II, i2a names classified accord.
ing to race, over 10000 arc Of English
descent, about 1900 Of scotch.lrish and
Irish descent, 900 of German, aud 80 on
down 70 the Poles aud Russians, who
have one each.
There 10 also lit Of 1871 immi-
grants WHO have places In the Cyclic
pcdia. According 70 countries, Eng
land comes frat with aij, Germany
second with 2i5, aud Ireland third
with c1s. Scotland i5i, Wales 10,
finance %, Canada oo, and 10 un with
othor countries down To Spain and
Portugal, which have onc each.
There are In this llst Of immigrants
90 negroes, p Of whom obtained die.
unotlon a. clcrgymen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-24
ENGLAND AND THE UNITED STATES.


ENGLAND, not content with having
her hands full In the Orient, IL also
running up a little account In the
Occidont. Report has II In washing
ton that she 4 obtaining firm footholds
In Central and South America. Pfesl.
dent Harrison, Il Il said, has been ad.
visod to this effect; therefore he Intends
TO bring about a speedy settlement Of
the Venezuelan dispute.
There Il at present la London n com-
missioner from Venezuela cndeavoring
to inIucc LoM Salisbury to accede to
settlement by arbitration. Should
this ambassador be successful In his
mission, II l. confidently asserted that
President Harrison will take the matter
la hand. II Is not stated In what way
he will proceed. The Monroe doctrine
does not enter Into any treaty stipula-
lions between England and the United
States, aud should tho President
take action In the matter, II may lead
to some special legislation ON this
question on the part Of Congress.
President Harrison IL also stirred up
respecting tho news fro m the Sand.
witch Islands. A very discouraglng
state OF affairs prevails, It Is reported,
In those Islands. England Ia looking
for mastery there. The Hawaiian
queen Is favorable 10 England. Her
two chief counselors arc Archibald
Cleghorn ami Mr.. woOdside, the
British Committeeman. Both men
are ardent Brltishera. Cleghotn'a
daughter has bcsn made helr.apparent
by Queen Liliuakalinl. She Il now In
England, II IA said, receiving m
English education, aud im0lbing
English ideas.
Great discomfort prevails among the
native Hawailnns. Foreigners are
given tho preference In employment,
both political and industrial. Coolies
are bclug imported ut the rate OF 200
a month. Tho result lsthat the natives
arc looking to revolution for a remedy.
They talk Of deposlng the queen and
establishing a republic. Ia tho event
OF interference by England the Ma.
tlonalist party would ask the United
states to prevent English iuteryon-
tlon.
The United States have already OF.
dercd a war ship to the Sandwich
Islands, but whether In anticipation Of
trouble or not h not stated. Though
the Nationals In 1850 felt displcased
with the United States for supply Ing
their opponents, the missionary party,
with 10000 rounds Of ammunition, yet
II foreign protection at all were needed
they still favor that Of the States.
Conservative opinion, however, holds
that there will DO no necessity for u
protectorate, AMI that there are ahun.
dant elements OF stability In the pres.
ont government, together with enough
of reform 10 meet the wants Of the
pnople. The Hawailans ara making
great progress la constitutional govern.
ment, and they have something like
Sn Australian ballot system OF voting,
which they use JudiolOusly.
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DISTRIBUTION or ABILITY IN THE
UNITED STATES.

HENRY CABOT LODdE has an article
In the ourreni number Of tho Century
magazine entitled "rhe Distribution
ofAbllity In the United States" II
Is one that Is attracting wide altentlo n.
MI. lodge took the six volumes Ut
Apploton's Cyclopedia OF American
biography as the basis Of his article.
The i,2i3 names In that work virtual.
~ Include all Aho men aud women
who by publicly recognized ability
have raised themselves above the com
mon level. He cllssifes this list by
states, races aud natiyities.
Classified by States the li,2i3 had
their birth as follows Massachusetts,,
2dS0; New York, $685. Pennsylyania,
1870 Connecticut, ll0j; Virginia,
loss; Maryland, Dig; New Hampshire,
$40; New jersey, 47t Maine,
ilii south Carolina, 30i; OHIO.
300; Vermont $50; Rhode leland,
g0l; Georgia, 2j2, tennessee,
1875; peagare, ll5i iniiann, il3; ~
trIct Of Columbia, 49, Louisiana G,,
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A PROVINCE on RUSSIA.

THE recent order from the Russian
government sending 10000 troops TO
warsaw raises tho regular guard
placed over Poland 10 100000. The
cause Of this monsltous display Of arms
seems 10 be general feeling among
the land holders that An uprising Is
Imminent among the poaaantry. The
gentry have Tor months been carrying
pistols In their pockets aud sleeping
with guns under their pillows.
The province requiring this army Of
half n million nen 10 keep the peace Il
not much larger than an average State
Of the American Uuion. Conceive tho
entire army Of the United States quar-
tered Ia this county OF Salt Lake with
the sole business Of preserving loyalty
In the harta Of the citizens, anl you
have n fair miniature Of the military
discipline Of Russian Poland today.
What a spectacle Of civilization for
u freeman 10 contemplate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-24

Mt. Frank Huffman, young man
Of burlington, Ohio, states that no
had been under the cafs Of two prom.
inent physicians, and uscd their treat.
munt until he was not able Ia get
around. They pronounced his case 10
be Consumption and lncumhle. Hs
was persuaded 10 Try DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
resting. lie FUND before he had used
half Of dollar bottle that he was
much better he continued to Use IL
and n today enjoying good health. II
you have any Throat, Lung or Cheat
Trouble, try II. We guarantee salts.
faction. Trial bottle FREQ at A. q.
Smith a Co.'s Drug Store. 8
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-24
A STORYTELLING COMMISSIONER.

THE Utah Commission has been
holding a session In Chicago. That
seems to be n iavorito spot ON which 10
draw up reports 10 the Secretary Of the
Interior concerning the situation In
Utah. One OF the Commission, who
really knows the least about this Terri
tory and tho "Mormon" question,
seems very fond ofimparting what he
calls Conformation" on those subJe To
newspaper reporters. He has beon Sin.
terviewed" many times, aud alwaysoon-
trIves to convey through the press ideas
that are entirely incorrect and mis-.
leading, They are usually couched in
language that exhibits considerable
bitterness as well M lack OF knowledge
or desire to mIsrepresent.
The "Liberal" organ OF this morning
has special Dispatch from Chicago
conveying what purports lobe remarks
made by Col. II. 3. Robertson, who l.
said TO have "made 'Mormonlsm' his
study anu TO know more leaders In the
Church than any other man not with
Ia its PALE" Aud here Is a specimen
represention Of his wonderful &C.
quiremeats: lie states that In ga re.
cent book which he obtained with
great difficulty, President MILFORD
Woodruff, the willy leader Of the Nor.
mon Church." relates the following
experience:
"Brothrou, that you may all continue
N know that the Keeper Of tho Keys to
Ill tho holy Of holios, and tho scaling or
finances OF God, am possessed OF tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-24
III SIAYs THERE.

THE learned mud lucid opinion Of
Judge Zane which appeared In full
In Wednesday evenings DEsrHEr
News, deciding the case Of the Col.
ltctcrhip for Salt Lake County In
favor Of the defendant, Leonard O..
Hardy, IL quito n blow TO the "Libcrnl"
candidate aud the "Llberal" faction.
Notwithstanding our sympathy for the
defeated party, We cannot resist a feel
Ing Of satisfaction that our Views Of
the case have been correct. In com.
mentlng upon the suit planted by the
"Libcral" candidate TO gain poAsoa-
elon Of the Office and the answer of the
incumbent We saidi
"Thcfc IA enough ambiguity In the
eections Of the statute Involved 10 give
reason for these opposite opinions.
However, we incline 10 the view that
Collector Hardy's position l. the
stronger, because all the provisions Of
those sections can he carried out from
his STANDPOINT, while on Mr.. Williams
ground supported by the Attorney, one
provision might be entirely contra.
vened, namely, that which declares
that the County Collector shall be-
elected biennially, In the even num-
bercd years. II that provision stands,
In The ali Numbered yea,s Arc Void md
there can be no election for County
Collector until August, lsa2."
II will bo seen from the text Of the
Opinion that this Is the view taken by
Judge Zane, which he substantlatcs by
arguments and citations that appear to
he unauswpfabie.
hut the "LlborAl~ organ replied to
our mild expression Of opinion In n
snccrlng article, exhibiting much III.
feeling aud asked.
INV Tho way n tho Nrws 4. eorroc,
why doe. il cali Mr.. Hardy Collector
Hardyr Ifh Is inclined to believe the
election OF Mr.. Williams IL void, was not
Mr.. Hardy'a election both tinoa vold?"
II will be seen now that we called
Mr.. Hardy COLLECTOR Hardy advls.
,dly. lie was tho Incumbent Of ths
Office, whether the claim OF hl. alleged
successor was valid or not. The naw ly
elected officer. oven n legally entitled
10 tho place, could not enter It legally
until next June. Aud a. the case
turns out, III "CollectorD Hardy 10
all intent. and purposes and will be
until June 1893, providing no lives 10
long and does not resign the Office.
The election OF Mr.. Hardy was both
tlmcs void tho same as Ear. Williams,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-24
CANNOT STOMACH 'rIlE HOLY
CONr."

PRoFfssDR wisScuEL, of Leipsic
University, had hls religious sensl-
bilities terribly shocked by the "Holy
Coat" exhibition, aud tho church that
sanctioned the affair has grown less
sauctiiied In his imaglnatlons because
Of It. He has now given Rome more or
LEES Of n shock by turning Protestant. II
Professor winnchcl has been drawn
out Of Catholicism wholly by honest
convictions and n real Real on bchalfof
truth his action lisa serious one to the
Catholic cause. But n, as will be the
general suspicion, his npostacy Is bid
for notorlety, the sensation he has ere.
a.ed will be- short lived. Ho has not
grown old under Roman patronage
without swallowing much that was
quite rs unpalatablo rs the "lioly
Coat" 10 intelligent aud conscientious
Christianity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-24

The Chicago Herald on Thursday
opened n polling place at lio finh
avenue, that city, with view Of
giving votcrsan opportunity to become
acquainted with the Australian System
Of voting under the new law, prepare.
tory 10 the November election. Many
citizens Visited the POLLS during the
day and manifested deep interest In
the proceedings. The proposition
whether or not the Worlds Columbian
Exposition should be orcn on sunday
was attached 10 tho tickels, aud a count
showed that the sentiment Of the voten
was overwhelmingly In favor Of keep.
ing the fair open ON the Sabbath.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-24

Say some dealers who try to sell a sub.
slliute PREPARATION when u customer
calls for Hoods Sasaparllla. DO not
allow any iuch lalsc statements ~ this
Undue, you TO buy what you do not
want. Remember that the only reason
Tor making II Ia that few cents more
pront VIII be made ON the substitute.
insistupon having the best medicine
Hoods Sarsaparilla. IL Ia Peculiar 10
Itself.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-24

attempt. he has evidently made
to pu' Utah and fla people In y
false light before the eastern public. We
regard him rs several degrees lower
than the most ignorant and fanaiioil
Of the Mormon people, who value
truth and honor as more precious than
riches or position, aud wig would scorn
10 bear false witness against their
nolghb1p.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-24
WHAT Is A GUARANTEE?

Many merchants and statesmen the habit Of
"guaAntccng their with thought
make the guarantee" good II pencus
respected In tho breach than In the Observance.
guarantee TO have value should
the meaning Of the word and purpose carry
guarantee On fine tools the makers warrant
place any tool found impetfec,
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-24

Representative Hebrews from all
parts Of the United States held con.
yention In New York on the 22nd
inst. An organization has been formed
for tho purpose Of procuring employ.
mont for Russian Jewleh refugees, aud
also for teaching them the English
language and instructlng them In
nELIenllnTe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-24

a student In Berlin was mobbed In
the streets thirteen years ago for Ap-
poariug on bicycle. Now tho German
union OF hlcycllsts, which has Just
held it, eighth annual conference at
Breslau, has ( 600 members.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-24

w. II. Roberts Is now on trial for
murder In Denver. lilo shot Henry
r. kapelle last spring. Tho divorced
wife Of Roberts and Kapello were to.
gothor at the lime. The wife was In
court yesterday, but would not look ut
her former husband.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-24

The French pilgrims whoso visit to
the Vatican has afforded such gratifca-
ton to the Popo have furnished n sub.
siantlal memorial Of their visit In the
shape OF a present OF 100000 francs to
Peter'a Pence on behalf Of the French
peOple,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-24

Rather cruel for the Chicago Tribune
to call Mrs. NJ. Decentralization, the
African explorer, and English woman,
when the fact Is she lived for years In
Chicago aud married ono OF It's citizens
there
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-24
NATURAL FRulTFlKyoRs.
In tho PROBATE Court t,n and for salt LAh
uouniy. Territory OF Utah.
In me Matter Of the Rotate of Bafbar.
Matilda \. Mnscf. deceased.

IN ANN NN'ANN NA sue IHtNln OF HnTUlFN
Matilda \. M0sci, deceased.
NOTICE n HEREBY OWEN THAT
~ Horace Cummings, hdminlstTat0r WIN
the VIII annexed, of the estate on Uaflara
Matilda \. Moses, deceased, has tendsTed
for sotuemeut, and nled IN SAID Court, M
lnhl account Of hia administration Of san
estAte and petition FOR nnai distrliutlon Of M
residue % saii estate among the persons en-
titled thereto, and that Monday, the ami dAv of
october a, ID lhpl, 40 10 O'clock a, M, Al the
Court room 81 SAID Court, IN tho County Cont
House, SAT- Lake cay and C0unty, Uthh Ter,
rllory, hAi been iuly appointed BY the Judge
count and hearing sad potltion tor distflbn.
uon, a. which time aud place Aut nrrs0n Intor.
taiei ~ tAiu estate may appear and show
eau.e, " any there bo,Wiy sadaucnunt should
not Dc selued and approved and final dstri6n.
tinn made a. prayed Tor,
Dated september 24rd, 1871.
q, l., ALLEN,
Clerk OF the Probate Court
hJ q. T. STANTON Deputy CLERK dm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-24

In England aud Wales places Of
meeting for religious worship have
been certified 70 the Regi,trat.General
on behalf II ga religious scots or com.
munitlcs Of worshippers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-24

Battle OF poictiers took place Sept.
10, 1885. Here Edward the Black
'riuce with llOOO troops beat 10000
French aud took their king prisoner.
In that clty reposes the ashes OF Rich.
ard Coues-ie'Leon. Here was fought
,he great battle between Alaflc II aud
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-24

Miss Jeaus, Manchester, England,
has gained the Golden prize Of three
hundred dollars for the best ononomlc
sssay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-24

when naby was tick, we save hei casiorla.
Whom sho vas a chilli. she cried Tor castoria.
when fhr bocame Ni,s, she olung 20 casioria.
Whoa aho had Clildrsn, ahe save them casiorlA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-24

Two servant girls In Wyoming sued
their employer a woman, for thor
wages. The ease was tried before jury
OF women.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-24

Clovis In 500. Here Charles Martel
routed the Moor In 40.
There are fofty.four States In the
American Union. There were thif.
teen original States, anu thlriy.one
have been admitted SINCE. Wyoming
IA the foriy-fourlh, having been adj
miited July II, 1890; Idaho, The forty.
third, was admitted July 3, 1900;
Washington, Nov. IL, 1850; Montana,
Nov. s, 1850; aud the two Dakotas,
Nov, 3. 1859,
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NEWS INA NUTSHELL.

Ex-senator Ingalls, charges $1,000 q
nlght for hi. lerimra snfvleea.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-24

IN angel hpitAfei INV" Hh'' '''"i'''"
ing mo To reinforce my faith. !
W.. conducted 10 INC en',"n,' p, - uAiN ?.
anu slooily o''o' "l'ol.' :" 'o'iv" ~, ~
s ~, ,,', ."' '',' - w, ,..t.,, a
iiit ILL., ', ~. .r,. 800 la Ron I'm.
.,s,,sn6ons Thc,e cr,vllng over the
noor wore myriad, Of kissing. snsriing,
darling ropiilo.. snakes and vemin.
Tho very air appeared full u poison and
threatening vnlces I shuddored.
"'Eniorr said The spirit. aud oboyod.
Instantly tho kissing monsters Jumped
into tho air. striking at noih'ng' nui' ior
the la,i umo thoir '''l.. H"'i''u VIZ a'''
lhen more were feplfH iiAo p''''
uouio' hsa infn.i ui'on m'u NV
nurs'cd' No ohoinlo' Io'h''n'u VI '''''''
me, ..-,.,
lhal was pieh'i'na'S ;" WAY W.,
TO heiall me ,h'' u''' III 'ne oo'i', =, w, .'s
travels 'u'i d'| ! 'i','un'o , - ''''',' -
n'ln'''ef'"h' 's". W . .,- .'o' " ~
'no .p'iN "iu''e' i,'' " W. .,','. a.,
ulu' w" n'o'A' ,''', ''iu my ~, W.
~ '.V' Au' .''''''''" N'' ''' -
'n' "'S''u'' o'''
The recent book which the vera
clous % Commissioner obtained Win
70 much "dinlculty" h called "Lcavc-
from my Journal" II was published
ia 1852 by the Jlronpo Instructor Office
and bns been ON public sale there. nj
. =. -.
hoos IT,, .y,rsI,r, Nov t.l ma see
~, 800. re..a,,..tan., p.h.,,,,,
. ~. 80 - a.. ','.'u,. $500,
''i'',," Wa"
Ho,uany "'oe III nls I'u'"" u"
pun"Hneu III Wv i'Vo"t uo"N'
I'm tue carry a'lH o' 'ne 'hulon, "
wnsa great treat 10 an L'dor IN MS
uateH through the country 20 hnu .
MORMON u was 10 WIN US We N''o
hArlly III AfhHnsas "hen We he"fl OF "
family named Akeman' W.ar
rived that night wi'hin I'VE miles OF Mr.
Ake'na"-' and We're hndiy ,h'oi,a'hea
ny asiraheor' hufihg the hish' h'n
mo following urcaini
u thonght an angel came 70 u.s. ana
ioid ~ we were commanded OF me i'oru
70 iohoWa oofihln straight PAIN "ii'h
was pointed OUT To US lo' u ie'd u. "h't-
ever u mliht Ni'or We hAu WI h'h III
hnWhuo we cane :" We door OF hous''
Which was va tho Iine OF high wall run
ming nofih' ana souih' 20 VI" W. e'nli
nos go around opened inc uoor ana "a"
the room wa' nllod win large Sc rpehN
anu ! shuinorrd al we siRh" NY com
pAn'oh SAID he wound nos 20 int' tue
room ior ioar 'i 'h' srrpont" ! 'o'u MN
Ahou'u try 70 Y" thIoush tuo room
though 'hoy killel NO Tor 'ho l.orn had
COMMANDED H. AA ! stepped INTO tho
room tho sofpon's ooilod thein selves mp
ana rhson iheir hoal' some Two i"ot ifom
the moor !" 'prlhs ~ mo lhoto WI"
oncmuch larger than IN rest 10 mo cen
tro OF the ROOM which rhised ms heAh
nearly as high ~ mine nnd made spring
~ mo- AZ ia" instant ! teN a.
ihough nothing nut the power OF
"ou ooulu save me- anu l STOOL
quito siiii' just before lho serpent
reached me he dropped dead at my iec'i
All mo res dropped uoad' sNeilod up,
'urnou pl'aN' nufs1 opon' TOOK uro ana
Noro 'o ,''a ou'''0 Wy Vyo'' nm" W,
, W., ',ousS Wv 'V ,,, "'''a' "'u
thanked "od Tor our dellNoranee'
upop tho dream. We TOOK breakfa,t.and
started on our Journey on sunday morn.
H. A.. LII, "a. .l....... . -.t....t a..
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The Kaiser 1t Is said, has more than
one hundfed nnlra Of white lrou.era.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-24

n'tbuy imported Lard; get Il pure
ut the Globe Market, opposite I.C.M.I.
ItOnERr SHERWOOD.
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GAnrIELD BEACH.
New Time Card.

On and after Sept. 2ist trains will
run ~ follows
Ifdfs trrirs Isars irrirs
SaHLtts. Gafftif. GarGsld. Snu Ltls.
$40 am ssg5 am. giisp.m iolpn.
10 % am. i0'ti A.m, sgit5 l.m. $40 pan.
4 W. pm. gllp gNpIus q 90 pm
zoo pm, a., pm. go pm. CD DIN,
snaiiy except sunday.
Fare for round trip, SOC.
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Gcnl. Agt. Passgr. Dept.