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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21
The Peoples Party Of Washington.
nv telegraph 10 the Dispatch

NoRIH YAKIMA, WASH, July 20.-A State
Industrial Convention, composed Ot delegates
from the Farmers Alliance, Knights OF Labor,
Good Tomplars. and several trades unions, met
Saturday night and organized ths People - Party
of the State Of Washington. The platform de-
ciares IN favor OF the elgh'-hOuf system the sub
Treasury scheme, and The abolition Of national
hanks
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21
Buried Alive.
fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

fBY telegraph To the DlspatcAI
O'BRIEN. FLA, july 20.-Nill. Davis was
hurled alive near here to-day by the cayne M
OF the sides oi n phosphate-pit he was working
ina. Mack Sistrunk, his companion. rot our o
the PIT when thu sides began 10 cave, Dut DAVIS
remained insisting that the ca,ing was over
Sisirunk Immediately dug down 70 Dayiss hcad
but found nfc extinct. Davis was an English
KAN who had been living in Florida about tive
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21
BOYS MURDER A SlClLlAN.
y Victim IA Peddlcr-The Object Money.
The Details.

fAsiNuLH. TrNS., July 2O.-A Tracy City
sprcoA SAYS There are we'll grounded
Feh or anoei That tho boys whorcsido Ia Grundy
sou w. g. it~ iniics from Pelham, named Sanders
NC Nrshs. "aNia1 ana murdt a Srlliau ped
~ az LasA cap fees days ago Tho man was
<alen ~ euic wounds AMI the BOYS were detected
Nug Aci oi afyiug the body. Tho object OF the
4uidct wa money, though bat el1 was secured.
ID details OF The crimr are very meagre, but Il
undefsi"0l that SANDERS has been arrested
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21
The Higgnnum Company Assigns.
rpv t.iarranh Ia the Di5patch1

MmpINIowN. Com. July 21.-The
Higganum ManutacturtnS company mas male
an Assignment TO Ex-Governor =. c. LOuusDury
and Clement ;. Hubbard. Tue company manu-
factured farming implements Siatt-Senaior
George VI. CLARK IL president and Clinton Il.
Davis, chairman OF the Democratic STATE Com
mittoe, secretary and treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices for Money. Bonds. Stocks. Grains
Tobacco, Cotton, &C.. end In Con-
nsetion Herewith the Wea-
ther Indications.

fBy telegraph to the Dispstch.l
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. July 20.-Fore-
RAIN cast for Virginia and North Caro-
lima Showers. except fair to-
morrow in extreme west portion
stationary temperature and variable
winds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21
The Paris strike at an End.

by Anglo American cable to the Dispatchl
PANS. FRVycr. july 20-The strike Of
roilroad employees NJ this city has collapsed.
Most of the men nave already rciuncd wors,
though some stations and workshops are sim
guarded by troops.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21

.CHcAco, July 2O.-Sa,urday night the
Biz Of Sayyeruile, Osocola county. Mich.
~ Nirg 81 thirty houses. Que general store.
. large saw-m!ll, shingle-mili. and a lumber
d q, Ms totally destroyed by IRE. Tho entire
Fopcfiy VAS owned by the Cutler a Sayidge
kpn1er Company, Of Spring Lake, Mich. The
p 10 between 100000 ami $500, 900 par.
EAAy covered by insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21
Bank Failure in Kansas city.

KANSAS CRY. Mo-, July 20.-Ihe Central
Bank OF Kansas City, Kan. failed this morning.
The failure was due 20 the failure Of tao FIRST
National Sank, which was taken charge oi by a
bauk examiner last Thursday. The liabilities
are $50, 600. the assets So, 900. L. W. Hilllkcr
IL the president and cashier Of the bank. lbe
bank was organized under the State law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21
LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MARKET

July ls.-The market has presented no new
features this week.
Receipts continue full enough for the season,
while offerings are only moderate ana relections
are rather large.
TIE demand il irregular for the home trade
and duh for export, with scarcity In the supply
for all specalfies.
On Reggie types prices are quite uniform and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21

steady, and the supply b be had on sne ores sa
remains remarkably small. Tho vpcS espy,
ciay are scarce and sell currently WITHIN ~ ~ a..
the B's. There IL apparently no dinefs r,. IN
or the Italian types, and tho same kino VI W
baocn IL bought for both regies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21
Sxrnp of Figs.

produced from the laxative and nutritious
juice OF California figs, combined with the
medicinal virtues Of plants known TO be
most beneficial to the human system, acts
gently on the kidneys, liver. and bowels,
eiieetually cleansing the system, dispell-
ing colds aud headaches. and curing ha-
bitual constipation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21
Iafnl NGchfing.

IBy Anelo-Amercan cable to the Dspatch.l
DUBLIN. IRE. July pa pleasure boat
containing six youths was capsizcl yesterday
OH Donegal. Five were drowned
SIX PERSONS pROwSED.
VICTORIA. Il. G., July 20-A sailing-yacht con-
fainin, seven citizens of this place was capsize1
of victoria Yesterday One person was rescued
unconscious. The others were drowned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21

fBy Anglo Amcrican cabIe 70 the Ul5ph'th'I
Io.nov, ESQ, July 20. The Court to
day rave Judgment against Mrs Naynlck ~ Ia"
suit for SIC 900 insurance money ON her hus-
bands hfe. The Court said she could not re-
cover, a. her husbands death was caused by
robson The woman for whose benefit the action
was brought Is m American. whose trihl '1'ilcd
viIceprcad interest aud resulted in conviction
NM lIn-IIunrl.nnmn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21
A Bark Rescued from Fire.

BosroS. Mass. July 20. The British bark
Olive Mount, Captain Foley, hence Tor sapelo
Ga was discovered abandoned and aiiro lhs'
NIGHT twenty-five miles east ii ScitIato D. the
TUG William Sprague. The FIRE was eXtlnguishcd
by the Tug and the vessel towed 20 this city. The
bark is damaged about 100000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, ND, July 20.-Baltimore and Ohio
sto-k, So: Northern Central stock. 90; Baltl-
more and Ohio Southwestern lists, not quoted
do. Ist incomes, IS ; DO. "a incomes, 20ib do.
o. incomes, q: consolidated gas bonds, ITO; 10.
STOCK A.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21
QUOTATIONS..

WHEAT.-LOngberry, s6a96c. Mixed. SJa9Jc
Shortberry. s0a94c. No. red. 92a9;jc.
C0KN.-Whlte prime Virginial, 76c. NO. :
75a1Gc. Mixed. MOI. zoe.
OArs.-No. ,. i3a4Ic. No. 3, 40a42c. Reject
ed, JOa3Jc.
EYE-15aSOc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

OFFERINGS.
WHEAr.-New, 3.34f bushels; re-exhibited
49i bushels. Total, 3,S3S bushels 80,
CORS.-White. AIS bushels. Mixed, LlOt
bushels. Total, 2,j7S bushels.
OATs.-1 900 bushels.
sALGs
WHEAr.-3, 500 bushels.
OATS.--J0 bushels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21
GAINESVILLE roocABo MARKET.

CLARKsvnLE, TENN. July 1S.-Sales tnis wees.
1853 hoasheads, Market active and nrmer Ior
all desirable tobacco. The weather was pro-
pitious for the growing tobacco crop plen.y
warm sunshine and some showers, still there are
complaints that the tobacco-plnnis are very
small and slow OF growth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21
MARRIAGES.

-NUNALLIE--Married, AZ inc - To-,
dence Of the bride. 1913 Buchanan street, july
II, 1891, ~ p. NJ, by Rev. Leroy Phs1p, NJ
WILLIAM +. CHEEK to Miss ELEL-LA W
NTNALLIE; both o. this city.
Petersburg papers copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21
4 Texas National Bank suspeuds.

Pom Worm, Tx. July 20. The Mer.
|bants National Bank, 10y vote Of the direc-
Pre- closed IT, DOOR this morning and The bank
pa placed IN no hands Of Bank Examiner
kphuliing. The assets are 81 100000 and the
liabilities soV0,0OO. The trouble began si1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21

Funeral NOii"c.
The romans Of JAMES TAYLOR are expected
10 arrive on the $50 train this morning from
New York. Funeral from The First Baptist
church TIL ESDAI, July 2lst, at / A. ID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21

Port OF NEWPORT NEWS. July 20, lsoL
10y ielegraphl
AKRYED.
Steamship Kowernaw. Now York. for coal
Schooner viking, Now York, for coal
SAILED.
Steamship Ravonsdale, Progreso.
PORT OF WEST POINT. July 20, 1891.
10y telegraph
ARRIyED.
Steamship Baltimore, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers. - ,
steamshlp Richmond, Nav York, merchan'
disc.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore, baltimore, merchandso
and passengers.
Steamship Richmond, Norfolk, merchandise.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK, July 2O-Arriyci: fuida, Bremen.
Arrived out: Tho Queen, Now York Tor Liver'
pool
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21
CHOYNSKl KNOCKED OUT.
Defeated by Joe Goddard for the Cham
pionship of Australia.

By Anglo-American cable to tho Dispatch.l
MELnoraxE. July 2O.-Joe Goddard, the
Australian pugilist, to-day defeated Joe
Chovuski. Of California, Ia four rounds lot
nrseofs1O 600 ana the cham pionship Of Austria
Tia. Goddard had Tho advantage throughout the
fight which was a hard battle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21
A. SAKS & CD.
rV'HE BRADSTREET COMPANY.
Il CHARLES +. CLARKE, PRESIDENT.
BRADsTREETs RICHMOND OFFICE,
No. 100 EAST MAIN : STREET.
Telephone No. 432.
J. II. Witty, Superintendent.

The Richmond office has more than kept pace
with the rapid growth Of the city and develop
ment Of the territory tributary 10 1t. II offers TO
the mercantile community Of nsectt0n all the
advantagesof system the superiority OF which
Is recognized in every trade centre Of the civil
lied world. That II Is In special sense prepared
10 guard the interest Of its local patrons is al
tested by the fact that II has now larger number
Of Subscribers than aay other mercantile agency.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21
fcllow-Boys for France.

10y teiesfhph W INC biSPaSn'j
NEW York, July 20.-Si hundred thou
sand dollars Ia gold has been engaged to-day by
LazBrd Freros for shipment 10 France.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21
LAR IN TENNESSEE.
b WHOLE STATE GUARD ORDERED
TO BRlCtVllLe.
Seat OF the Mining Troubles nm Armed
,Camp--Ousted Miners Command
tho situation.
Try tolorrnnh % tho plsnntch. |

TENN.. July 20. A dispatch
Ale D1iiy Times from member Of its
"a on duty with the Chattanooga military
5mpanics at Coal Crock says: Have lust
9ehcd Coal Crock onrctreat 20 Knoxville.
4tlye hundred miners. heavily armed,
tenpcd the hills surrounding the camp
1S0. A committee Of leaders came TO
mn and after a conference a demand was
xrtcd 20 tina; the troops withdraw, taking
IL convicts with them 20 Knoxville. The
lincr- won't attack the stockade at Coal
rees until iho troops arc away
"a TWO suoUs,SD NINggs Or THg MARCH.
KAsNuiF. TE>N.. July 2O.-Coycrnor Buch-
nan ms ordered tho entire State militia 20
ftceviiir, Tenn. 60 protect consIc,s az work In
De nslurv at That Ilare.
rs stated thnt 1000 miners arc marching 10
10 sc1i - war. u il feared ihcro viii be
s>sbic irfoFe iho miners will yield 90 the con-
ltts taking thnir places.
WhNrHiANs VOW TO THE FRONT.
NENFais. TTNN.. July 2O.--In accordance with
10 order issucd by Governor Buchanan, four
lem ,tl- companies of the State militia. under
Dznn Qua ni General samuel \. carver WI
ave fiis C.iY az $3.50 oclurk tonight, rio the
IemthIs ana Charleston railroad. Tor Buccylhe'
enn., the seat % The mining troiblos.
TRKsCHlRY CHANGED.
xAsuvuIy. Tenn. July 20.-A spc' ial from
.noxNiilc, . cuu., received ~ go o'clock this
ftefno .u. says regarding tho trouble NJ brico-
Tile: STATE troops and conyicts captured by
amer aud Eiu lr brought 60 knoXSiilc this
9cnlng. Chattanooga troops VINO belong O.
.for Organizations charged with betrayal OF
heir trust
nkslDENI HiHRIs0N TO Dr. ASKED FOR BEGrLARs.
KxoXVuIF. TfNS., July 2O.-Tho STATE troops
mo wcro capt1rci ~ coal Greek by miners his
Ham, arrived here AZ 4:30 r. ". Vast
ruNds were 40 tho depot. Loud demands arc
chg rutIo lint tho Governor send q force %
'0st ihr motors II is reported hore that tho
,ofcfror viii ASK President Harrison for a force
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21
flour

We quote: Fine, s3.75asi: supsrnne, s429a
$3.50; extra. s41o1SJ; iahuy' So'-o'
$500 patent family, SGas6.2o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21
The TURF.
Events Yesterday AT brighton Beach and
EIscwhcre-Itacers Change Hands.
fBy Telegraph TO the Dlspatch.l

fBy Telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
BnIoH~o> BEAcn. \. Y. July 20 The
traok was still heavy from Saturdays ram,
fhough 10 hai dried ont trine IN spots.
HichaCl B.. Dwycr today purchased the two
&earAoll- Nomuui md Arnlca nom j. =. Rose
tur o. GOO. Str. Rose isto receive Noinad ba a
again a'tcr hr is done ia ing.
a 71hc winners wee ~ those ODDS; 20 /, 10
Ief... e. tn %. " Co %. = 90 .. nui TO D
FIR rice-One mle-Loue island won; Fern
wool ss.uuI 1atiler third. Timo lilft.
Becprd iurc - wo-ytar-nli@, I'VE iuronfS-
Cfrrunr won, Theirs l.. SECOND, Irregular third.
Thiid rare--oycn acknowledgements won
Centsur second, Icl thiri Time, 1881.
Fourth r1co-lue mile Rambler won Or.
Beimutn SECOND. ~ John mira. Inc l.41't.
Fiji race pufse$1, 200, five iurlongs-Cathn
zine (co.1 was left az tho post, Eclipse Won
pairyrlnu se-out, Kitty third. Time, 1903.
sixth co-tw0-yoar-olt-. FIVE iurlouEs- NJ
MICA won; N'fraciion ,nHy) second Gold wave
'' se1cnh rarc-.S aud one-half furlonr~-
Kngsiork WON; Li,hDcu eocJud Jersey Pat
third. lln., l.'t.
ATGiOrCESrFR.
GIorcp.rrB. y. D., July 20-To-day's events
fcsulf .I % follows:
Pr r.r..-eue nni ono-c'ghth milcs-Radinn
won; Panama fcconi, Edward J.. third. Time,
p:0l.
Sec.ni ,a,r- ouc-half milc-Sistcr lone won
xddie N Second Wigwam thiri. Time. jisj.
Thin farr-ou mile-hctchum won; hng
8oloiuou second, A. o. H. third. Time. LAZY.
Fouffh rarr four and oue-hali iurlonCs-IiI-
stan won; Mary Stone second Genogie'c third.
fiin rstr-si8 and ono-luartcr furIonrs- Sal
khur' won; Repeater second. Cortireli lhird'
S. Pa. c-fa1r aul ono-half fnrlongs-Pris-
ci:ia Won; Noon-toao second, octagon third
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-21

ST. IorIs Mo-, July 60 Flour steady AMI un.
changed Wheat-The market opened siin ana
higher and the tone WAS arm throughout w. 80
sion. only one or two weak spots OF urilhs u.f,ns
the day The close WAS strong ana n anu ~
over saturdays latest figures; NO. :, ses".
s3lsc. bid August, s2bsc september, 49,.
December, s59sc.; year, soc. Corn
no very great 81 .itement In corn. That cefcal
was barely steady. and when the bell was fuhs
II was salable at the price asked >eiurusy' Hu-
gust. sc. up: September, isc: higher, ana yen.
fSc OF from Saturday close; No. =, CASH. ov.!c
September, 30. bid; December, o0lsc. os,s-
Very little business was done ana INC ns.
was tribe weak; No. =, cash, 2nesc'' ,u,s.
POO. bid December 2olsa2S&e .s.asy
The demand continued good for bacon snd th'
offerings small and held SHINY, which ai-2 ap'
plies TO dry-salt meats. PORK, Sii'@o' I"'''
s6.l0.
CNClSSArr o.. July 20.-fionr easy. wh.a,
weak; No. .. s2c. Corn quiet; No. mised, oic.
Oats quiet No. 2 mixed, Ale PORK Ar p.., a.
SO 75a$1o.s7lS. Lard quiet at tpi<ss Dun a.,
meats firm, good demand nj -bf9. baeon Va
fair demand AT s7.75. Whisky at si.lo.
WILMINGTON
Wuv,yoroy n. g.. July 2O.--Turpentine
steady nt 33lec. hid Kos'n arm; strained. si.2o
good strained. sl.25. Tar nrn at s2. cruis
turpentnc Grrn; hard, -i.2J; yellow DIP and
virgin, S2.35.
NEW YORK COTTON FCfuRES
NEW YORK. jay 2O.--Cotton-Nf rcceip,s,
none; gross. 1886 bales. Futures closed weah'
sales, 81. = 90 bales. July, sl.lIatL.si Aukus'
a. 1sas7.7g; September, sf.es1sln5; oc'o.
ber ss.Oia5sO5: November, ssl5ass'its
December ss.2lasS.22 January, ssaOats3i:
February, sS.3sass.3j; March, ssttats.'s;
April. ss.56asS.57; May ss.0oass'0o; june
Ss.14aSs.1J.
LIVERPOOL Markets
LIVERPOOL July 2O.--Noon. cotton dun AMI
prlces generally IN buyers favcr; American
middllng, a Cd; sales. 5000 bales; hmefichn,
= 400 bales speculation aud export, 900 Dahs,
receipts, 1000 bales-ell Americhn' rhuIes
easy: July and August, 4 22-Jid. August ahd
Sentember, 4 22-64d., also 4 2i-j@d.i septsnl-
bar and October, 2S-U4d oc'obet anu -
yember 4 3O-J ID, also4 3l-did' also : o~-oau.'
also 1 3I-d4d.; November ana Decenlpet'
4 31-64d, also 4 34-64d December ana Jann-
ary 4 35-O4d., also 4 36-j4i.; January ana t"D-
rtiary, 4 3s-Oid. February ani March' \ 3s-oti.,
also I iO-U4d. Tenders for deliveries AZ to-day
oearances 800 bales ON the nov docket anu iVV
bales on the old. 49, a.,
4 r. M-Cotton-Juiy, 2i-6id., seherr
July ana August, 2l-6id., sellers; August an.
September, 2l-GiG.. sellers September anu
OctOber. 4 26.0iaa4 25-6id.; October and NO
yember, 4 8O-Bfd., value; November eud DE.
cembcr, 4 33-6i4d.. sellers; December Hnh
January 35-84d., sellers; Januafy and reD-
,uary, I 31-64d., relers: February ana Mh.n'
l3g.d4l., buyers. Futures closed barely stohny'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-02


It "a no trouble at all to believe In
miracles when we have them every day
before our eyes IN plain sight. Surely .
miracle equal to any rclatsg Of old time
81 the kinetograph. Edisons latest Tho
namo comes from two Greek words
meaning to write motion Thisisexaot-
ly what tho photograph does by meaus
Of electricity and photography this truly
scientific miracle Is accomplished. That
Is the kind the Nineteenth century mira
Giles afc-scieniiac.
BY means Of tho photograph. photo
graph and phonograph It Is now possible
to SEQ and hear whole orchestra at any
time and place Just a. the performers 20
through 1t on the stage, ~ Ellison says
To bcgini by aid Of the great magician.
electricity. forty-six photographs are
taken In a second Of tho motions Of .ha
singers on stage These photographs
arc 80 quickly made that practically II
Is one continuous picture. Al this rate,
Mr.. Edison says we can secure u record
Of pure motion. The pictures are taken
on a strip Of gela,ine film
The machine which takes tho pictures
IN rapid succession Is tho kinotographL
Connected with Il is the phonogruph
which At tho same time that tho hneio-
graph takes the photograph records the
sound They are both worked by the
same motor simultaneously. Thus the
motion and -ound that bel, 20 together
arc recorded together
One part Of the miracle Is tins accom-.
plishcd, the photographing Of W. con-
tinuous picture and tho recording Of tho
sounds tina, goes with the series u pic
turcs Another part remains nolcs dif-
hcult 10 be accomplished. and that Il TO
producing both to the eye and ear.
Doubtless sounds have been faithfully
recorded somewhere ever since the dawn
OF CREATION. but II was loft Tor Eiis1n to
find means u reproducing thcm and
forcing them 10 give M their sccrcia
The picture. are taken upon coniinu'
Gus roll Of rclailno Elm. This pictured
strip Of film I. unrollcd from ono spindle
and rolled upon another by q motor
which passes Il before tho eyes rapidly
and without "jogglc." At tho SAND
tiino tho photograph Il operated by tho
same impulse o, power IN taking tho
photographs tho slide Of n camera Is mp
idly opencd and snut upon this gllatiuc
film. rolling constantly over whiting
tpindlcs, that "a to say. unrolling anil
rolling up again Tho plain iilm Is un'
rolled aud tho pictured film Is rolled NJ
again, and In the reproduction 1t Is rap
~ unrollcd before the eyes But "
Mr. Edison can take $500 photograph.
In a minute hc Il "a magician indeed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-02

Tho farmers ftill ratio the trusts round.
ly for depriving them Of tho legitimate
fruits Of their labor. But one class Of
men can form trusts as well us another
class. and this resort Ia as open to tho
agrleulturist as 10 anybody else. Now
that tho farmers have taken things into
their own hands, they have a prospect Of
Fighting their own wrongs, Il IA rs old
as the history Of mankind that only
those deserve freedom who aro able TO
win II aud maintain II with mailed hand
against the world. Evils can DO cifociu'
ally remodled only by those who suffer
from them. II tho farnera are strong
enough AID united enough, they can do
what they will in this country. That
fact needs no argument But whether
they win be thus strong and united Is
another question.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-02

ny way Of pointing a Joke recent
funny writer suppJsos tho case oi two
"wcst1rn granger" who blow out tho
gas ut a hotel aud walked up IN glory
Now. why should this blundcr DO sal.
died upon western grangc- any moro
than eastern oncsl Asa matter Of fact
there arc peopl, today Ia tho state u
Now York not 20 very far from tho big
city itself who mover snw Ras jct
There nrc counties In New York state
where tho inhabitants arc siill twcpiy-
Eve miles from the nearest railroad. ani
whore they are NJ primitive aud "gryn"
as the people Of the mos, bcniahted dis
tricis Of tho west. Undoubtedly they
too would blow out tho gas IN hotel
and wake In glory.
II isa fact that tho persons who mako
tho greatest success IN New York itolf
aro either from tho west or from the
farms Of New England-pcoplc who aro
a. corn led In their anteccdcnis ~ q pfizs
bccf at a state fair. It's a fact that the
boys who arc 10 DO Americas future
money king, statesmen. scholar and
writers aro mostly now running barefoot
over tho hills Ia tho country. tanning
wild colts and doing farm "ohorcl.'
Finally. thero Is jus, ono moro facts
Tho cities Of tho west have broader
streets, moro spacious parks. more miles
Of electric railway and lighting wire.
better pnbllc schools and handsomeF
buildings in proportion TO their slzo than
tho older cities Of the east
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-02

What u contrast th.ro i In the general
appearance Of somo men and their wives.
Some OF them look a. II they had made a
mistake and gobbled up n woman that
ought TO have been some other mans wife,
aud some women-a good many women
look llkc victims OF soma Kind OF mis-
take. IL IL not uncommon 10 SEQ women
dressed with all respect 20 tho latest de
signs sent out by Worth or Felix, while
the husband seems grateful that he had
enough money left 10 buy even "mlsills."
This attracts no particular attention, but
ones heart will get 10 aching for the little
pallid faced aud meek looking woman who
wears plush cloak aud alpaca dress, while
the husband is radiant In fresh new suits,
tau colnrel gloves, sllk hat aud nd rose Ia
buitonhole.
spent an hour with the pAleiaced woman
and radiant husband. Il WAS In steam
ear. There were four children with them,
the oldest about six yeara The wife had
on, IN addition 10 the plush cloak, q rusty
black hat and gray veil The children
weru dressed beautifully. How they loved
bert one little fellow came back 70 Mes
her about once In i've minutes u WINS,
"Oh, mamma, isn't that loyclyr and How
long will Il DO before we are there
mnmmnP aud "Are you glad We nfo
golng" aud "Dear mamma She gave
them some fruit They would not eat IL
until mamma hal a "hlto."
The father wis radiant and dlgnlhci aud
grand. lie never got kiss, nor bite
nor a glance from those four children. lilo
paid their faro and looked out Of the win
dow lie had his Inc clothes, but tho
mother WIS rich In an the love that could
hll little hgafts,-Ierosa Dean Ia Chicago
Herald,